The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1917-09-27
Fer Benefit OF Red Cross

= The first of series OF card pal
n ties for the benefit Of the he
e Cross will be given at the Conn.,
S tomorrow evening at 81. III. wht
twenty five cetts will be charge
for admission which also entitle
ticket for participation in tn
popular game of progressive eucl
re. The prizes for this occasio
have been generously donated b.
the firm of S. & II. Katie, end W
have been requested to say tina
donations for same purpose, a
this first party will befollowed b.
others at two weeks intervals, vii
be most thankfully accepted from
business firms or private indivI
duaIs and anyone desiring to give
will please notify Mrs. T. f. Pol
man, Chairman Entertainment
Committee.
Mrs. Desiree BreazeaIe enter
tanned The Merry Thirteen very
delightfully."- on Thursday after
noon at her suburban home when
the tables were placed out on the
beautiful lawn under the great old
oaks and great bowls of golden
glow were used most effectively
again their grey trunks for decor
alton.
Mrs. Fair Hayms won the hand
some first prize, Mrs. j. D. Rus
ca, the second, Mrs. A. Voters the
BOBBY, all pretty needlework.
while Mrs. Porter drew the gener-
al consolation Jar of delicious
homemade pickles. All the prizes
being the handwork of the accom-
plished hostess.
A delicious lunch of fried chick
en-, stuffed mangoes and jelly, all |
home products, hot biscuits and |
ice tea was served to the members
and guests, Mines Chaplin, Keyser,
Porter G. L. Breazeale, Miss
Chaplin, and Mrs. A. E. Cloutier
of Bermuda by the hostess assisted
BY Mines. Hyams and w. A.
Breazeale and little Louise and
Raymond.
A great many of the members
who are not taking an active part
n the work. can form some idea
If what the chapter is doing when
hey learn that three boxes we're
shipped on Sept. Sth.
Box one contained equipments
or nine patients. Each equipment
consisting of:
Six sheets, four pillow cases,
our face towels, two bath towels,
hree suits of pajamas, four hos
,itai bed sheets, one convalescent
sown, two pairs bed socks, three
wash cloths, one pair made slip
oers and four rairs of socks.
Box two contained:
Eve dozen shoulder capcs, two doz-
n led socks. twenty dozen hand
'erchiefs, twenty dozen napkins,
.eLt dozen tidy clothes.
Rox thee contained:
Nine bnnarcd surgie al dressings.
Jost Of boxes was about $3.50 90
We Lave plans to have this
ame anount of garments made
ach month.
The Natcilitoches ladies were
in tie making of gar
nents ny the ladies of the Campti
nd Robeline auxiliaries.
At the last meetil g of the Elk
cutive Board the following were
lected.
Mrs. Phanor Breazeale. Clair
nan of Membership Comm ittte
Mrs. POLICEMAN, Chairman tf
Entertainment Committee.
Miss Ada Carver, Chairman Of
I'M uscment COMMITTEE.
Mrs. D. E. Scarborough, Chair
nan oh Farming branches Com
1ittee
Mrs. Hampton Carver, G. Drey-
US, Publicity Committee.
A very interesting ceremony
'as solemized Sunday when the
tile daughttr of Mr.. aud Mrs. L.
;. Cloptier was christened by
'ather Pigpey atthe Cathedral in
lie presence of both maternal and
aternal grandparents and nuner
Us other relatives. An unusual
nd interesting feature of the ac-
aston was the exquisite Partisan
and made christening robe worn