The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-02-24

| accompanied Cne reIQal1S VI ~ Io'
J. jackson on Thursday that were
brought here for interment in the
family burial plot.
Mrs. Charles DeBlieux who was
taken to Shreveport by her hus-
band, mother, Mrs. Wemp and
DIR. Bath on Friday night, was
operated on Saturday morning
and her friends will be interested
in knowing that she is doing just
as we'll as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. F. -Himel
brought back with them Saturday
night from Alexandria where they
spent last week, Masters Ludlow
and Joe Henry Baynard, who re-
turned to their home on Monday
night with Mr.. Himei who has
another weeks official work in
that city.
Mems Patent Leather English
Flats 81 at Semmelman's.
Skating which just now seems
to be taking hold of the popular
fancy, has been the fad in Natchi-
toches all winter, the present one
here now is the using of just one
skate, and it is remarkable to see
the grace and celebrity with which
the young people cover space on
one foot, the other poised ala
Pavlona.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Lawton and
family, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Prud
homme and daughter, Of Bermu la,
Mr.. and Mrs. Porciau, DR.. and
Mrs. Perot, DR.. and Mrs. Brea
zeale Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, Miss
Cloutier, Misses Tarver n d
Keator were among the number
who motored in to attend the play
at the Opera House Thursday and
Fuller Sisters recital at the Nor
NAL on Friday night.
Mrs. Anna McCook and sons
Woodruff and Levin who went to
Robeline Sunday to see their
cousin Mr.. j. B. McCook who
was very ill, reached there just
before his death and returned on
Monday for the funeral.
The death of this young man,
the only son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Woodruff McCook, former
residents, is inexpressibly sad as
he was just in his 26th year and
leaves Young wife and infant of
i've weeks. three sisters besides
other relatives to mourn his early
death.
Mrs. j. H. Keyser entertained at
a very enjoyable two table bridge
on Friday afternoon in honor OF
her niece Mrs. Jack Merritt of
Lake Charles when Mrs. Sam
Aaron made the highest score and
got a handsome prize, while a
pretty souvenir of the occasion
was presented the honoree. Al
the conclusion of the game, Misses
Nlta Caspari, Suzette Unter antt
Mines. Hughes and Leveque joined
the card PLAYERS who were Mines.
Merritt. Mlllspaugh, Hill, Aaron
Carr, Bath and Miss Carmel
Breazeale, at tea when a deli
cious menu of several courses wa
served after which some time wa
spent most enjoyably in dancing
I
Twenty members attended the
Lesche Monday nighs OF last weel
when great many reports from tn
different committees: were givel
and much business disposed of.
Owing to the postponement 0
the meeting on January 3lst, thai
program was given and the res
will follow in the order in year
book, but two weeks after the
dates announced.
As the club had promised co
operation. the Scout boys notified
Lesche that they we're ready te
begin the campaign against the
mosquitoes by oiling the bayou
and water holes in and around tn,
city, so committee of one wa
appointed to see if the city com
missioners would not furnish tbc
oil (which was willingly contrl
buted) and after a short discussion
Of the plans for the Lesche fioa
and the offer OF Miss Carver t.
give Il prize for the second bes
story in the short story contest {.
10 hald in Anril the lesson wa