The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-10-25

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y The epgage,nent Of br. Noise
u Levy of Galveston, eldest san Of
AIR. Leopold Levy of this city, to
" Miss Sarah Vile of Galveston has
been announced and the Enter
!. prise IN conf Eatdfating the young
Il man wishes for him the same sue
r cess and happiness in his matri-
:, moniai that he has made in his.
! professional career. =
/ One of the most interesting
events Of Wednesday, WiN-alIow
Natchitoches~to boast 81 having
! the oldest re4istra1t ut only in
Louisiana but possiD gin arg state.
That wonderful pasSlotic patriarch
. Mrs. Emily Hy2tils. imbued vita
the spirit of tie day and cause
! registered agd was proud to have
her age in. Plumbers and those num-
{ bers reesrded 103 Years, years
that hTFe been full of grace and
thatShe will be spared for many
ptre, is tie hope of her friends.
4 Those who intent to send lit
tie Christmas cheer for the home
boys somewhere in France are
requested to send or get in COM
munlcati0n at once with Mrs.
NJ. H. Carver who is chairman of
the committee that has the sending
of the Christmas boxes to the sol |
diers across the waters. Suitable
gifts are on sale at Red Cross
headquarters and as every thug
must be ready by Nov. 10th It
would be we'll to buy them at once
! St. Elmo Clark registered on
Wednesday morning among the
first, but it was on vital statistic
card, filled out by his very proud
father dating his birth on Sunday
October 18th 1917, as the
fifth son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Clark of this CITY.
Owing to a press of official ard
commercial matter the following
happenings have been crowded out
for the past three weeks.
Miss Suzette Untcr entertained
the Cinderellas on Wednesday at
ternoon of last week and Mrs.
w. A. Breazeale of the same pop
ular organization on Saturday L
and Mrs. Genoa L'herison last )
Wednesday when several guests z
the evening with members 8
Miss. Inter served a delicious b
chiTYen salad with potato chips. E
ic6l5a followed by home made &
candy. Mrs. Breazeale and Mrs. &
L'herison fruit salads with waters 8
and tea followed by candies.
A very large number of guests &
enjoyed a delightful meeting of e
The Book Clue on Saturday after g
noon of last week at the pretty s.
nome of Mrs. Reed who used rare q
'oses most artistically for decora- S
ion. Social intercourse was en- 8
Dyed for some time and then Mrs. 81
Reed announced that instead of IS
having the ladies work she would s.
end a donation to the Mutual -
Aid and would use the brains of Es
Ter guests for her own benefit as ~
he had noticed some magazine n
vas offering prize for the best -
for a Christmas gift to n
he soldiers that would not exceed
fly cents, so slips of paper were sp
'assed and each lady asked to give ne
er idea. A great many clever M
uggestions were made practical ola
nd otherwise. in rhyme and in we
rose, in one word and in several FRI
mes and after al! were read out a tea
ote was taken for the best and a Ito
ig majority was given Mrs. Por- fri
RS idea. IN
A delicious chicken salad course MI
ith olives, saltines and tea follow mir
! by minis was served by Mrs. wo
eed assisted by Mrs. Porter. oet
Lesche held its second meeting -,
,r the season 19I7-19l8 on Mon too
az evening OF last week when 30 col
embers were In attendance. and
great deal of important business
as deposed of and four new MEM ~
ers we're voted upon unanimously. NC
he very interesting program was wa
he history of the Constitution 'ei
the U. S. by Mrs. Winstead u
SISTED by Mrs. Williams o"'
n and Miss Wertz, The Man ~ ~,
hthout Country Mrs. @. Hy-
ms, Constitution of Louisiana -
RS. Scarborough assisted by Mrs. ~
Z. /. Cunningham and Miss 'Se
rnrlz. rendered very haantifnli, OLie