The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-02-15

Mrs. Helen and the late VI. j
Cunningham, having just gradua
ted from the high school ia tina
city, arrived during the week t
enter the Normal, and while at
tending school will he with bel
sister who is also a student there.
at Judge and Mrs. w. T. Gun
ningham's..
| $3.50 Novelty Shoes s495 at SEM
MELMAN'S.
Messrs. W. 4. Almond, E. L.
McClung, Jr., }. D. Rusca, B. B.
BreazeaIe ST., and Jr.. Alex Som
payrac, Oswald L'Herisson, Chas.
Rivet, Louis Prudhomme, Paul
Ducournau, CLARENCE and Angus
tine kaggio, Honore Racial, Carl
| Henry, Philip Breda and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. I. Hlmel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Voters and Miss Viola
Prudhumme were among the Nat
chitochians who went to AlexaL-
dfia Sunday to attend the Knights
Of Columbus Initiation.
Ali the niftiest material for skirts,
waists, suits and one-plece dresses can
be found at that up-Co-date establish
ment-S. d II. kAFFIE'S DEPART
MENT STORE.
Miss Julia Chopin and Ross
Breazeale of New Orleans, Mrs.
John Grey of Crowley, Mrs. w.
Mccormick of Shreveport and
mother Mrs. +. Watson whos was
visiting her, MIR. and Mrs. John
Henry of Melrose, Mrs. Fannie
Guillot of Derry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ado Miller of Montgomery, Mr..
j. A. Prudhomme and daughters
of Bermuda and Messrs. E. Read
heimer and Z. Cloutier of Campti
were among the number who came
to pay the last sad respects to the
remains of Mrs. A. Watson on
Saturday.
Tailor Made Suits 1886 at SEMMEL-
MANS.
The remodeling of one of the
big buildings into a modern club
house is one of the improvements
planned for the Spring.
A split log drag has been doing |
service on some of the streets, |
Touline for instance that should |
be paved. Of course it has helped
some but the condition of this |
street is practically impossible for
,he most part, and it is a condl-
ion that should be remedied at
)nce.
Childrens Dresses SOC at SEMMEL-
MANS.
There will be the usual big
Mardi Gras dance at the Comus
onlght, being advanced one night
N account of the folkdance enter
ainment at the Normal tomorrow
light.
The lumber business seems to
,e on a boom in Natchitoches par
sh, as all the old mills are running
o their fullest capacities with or
ers way ahead and the new John
on mill built just back of the II
>atholic cemetery startles the win
cry air with its melodlous whis-
lie without interruption, while all
he latest models in the machinery
ne are en- route for a new mill Il
hat has been established at
Iyams, just few miles up the
DAD on the Branch. HI
About Ia or Is members en-
,yed a good meeting of The Equal III
uffrage Club on Monday after i
Don when an excellent program N
,as given under the leadership of II
irs, Scarborough on Nv b { II
Women have done for Prohibi- II
on" assisted by Mines Ewing, Il
orter, Dismukes and Pierson. :
Mrs. T. Kelly entertained The
inderellas very delightfully."- at J
er pretty, new home on Cypress II
venue, Wednesday afternoon, II
he'll jonquils were used most eff
actively for decorations. Miss II
larry Tarver gave a number of u
iano selections, while the men,
ers busily piled their needles.
Irs. Aswell assisted the charming
ostess in serving a dainty-lunch-
IN of salad, sandwiches, olives
Id tea, followed by Log Cabin