The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-22


: running backward and forwar
. all the day to these two point
where brass bands, speakers an
barbecues we're enjoyed by hun
dreds.
Miss Lotus DeBlieux had
lovely birthday party On FRIDAY
afternoon when the pinning o
hairpins on a line furnished merri
ment galore and tho other gam"
we're to follow, the time passed 81
rapidly that after the deliciou
refreshments were served 1T wa.
time to separate. Little Lotu!
was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
The Airdome is the most popu
lar rendezvous in town. as it i!
al ways comfortable there and ar
hour or two can be spent very
pleasantly enjoying the pictures
that are shown every night.
Picture show parties are quits
the fad as there is no nicer OF
easier way of entertaining these
summer nights and merry parties
of congenial friends from all the
neighborhood towns, Campti, Cou,
shatta, Bayou Natchez, Robeline,
Provencal, as we'll as city enjoy
the peanuts, popcorn and pictures,
nightly.
Little Cora Turp in celebrated
her 9th birthday on Thursday
afternoon bv giving a lawn party
to which was hidden all of her
little friends who had all kinds of
fun. A peanut hunt when Master
Gene Watson won the prize and
then when the big birthday cake
was cut and wishes were made as
a candle was blown out, made the
time pass entirely too fast for the
guests all of whom presented their
little hostess with pretty birthday
gifts.
Miss Henri D. Williams enter
tair.ed at an Airdome party of
some eight or ten couples on
Thursday night and Misses Ada
and Judith Carver, on Satur-
day night in honor of Misses
Zeigler and Brown, the charming
guests of Miss Williams and Mrs.
Pierson. Af.er the picture shows
were over, the young people en-
joyed several hours in dancing at
the home Of the hostesses where
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. McCook's pretty home
was the scene for a charming
bridge party on Thursday after
noon given in honor of Mrs.
O'Quin Of Hannah and Miss
Pierson of Tallulah when Mrs.
Watson scored highest and was
awarded the pretty prize, hand
work Of the accomplished hostess
and silk hose we're presented the
honorees as souvenirs of the occa-
sions. Broiled chicken on toast,
potato chips, tomato and lettuce
with mayonaise, olives, saltines
and ice tea we're served to the
guests who enjoyed the delightful
affair.
The lecture of Or. David Starr
Jordan, president Of Leland Stan
ford University was eioged by an
immense audience Friday evening
at the Normal that had the oppor-
tunity of hearing one OF America )
greatest peace advocate, and one
who.has an international reputatio
as lecturer. writer and arbitrator
DR.. Jordan paid a splendid tributa
to President Wilson, and M.
Hoover who he classed a
twoof Americans creates
heroes of the war, the
first because be stood successfully
for humanity and the latter be-
cause Of his feeding of the BE
gians.
IF you will republish your
article of last week on 'Automa-
mobile Rightsn and add a pa i
graph about children as chau
feur.s son will confer 4 favor upon
many citizens, is the way a coni-
munieation starts that has reached
US. with numerous phone mes
sages concerning the same. a.
stringent automobile law IS necps-
sary. a law thar should and %, It
be enforced, a. the danger = IA
disaareeahie features, referred D