The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-01-25

, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Levy ar
the proud parents of a beautiful
little girl who was born on la
, Friday morning. The Emf er
prise extends congratulations anC
hopes that she may be all that th(
proud parents can wish tor little
Anna Esther as she will be called
Mems Wooden Suits sl1.95 at SEM
MELMAN'S.
The City Drug Company has
lately acquired half interest in the
Olympic Picture Show and will dc
all in its power to continue max
ING it the popular place Of amuse-
ment, that it has been since its
opening.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
a few doses of 6S6.
And the weather god still frowns
upon the whole country at large.
grey frownlng clouds lowering
constantly for the past week, with
heavy rains more or less, until
everything is damp and soggy.
But after The almost unprecedent-
ly perfect weather Of the fall and
early winter, very few complaints
should, and are, being made.
Extra pants on sale at SEMMEL-
MANS
The Comus entertained in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Livington Prud-
homme Thursday evening when
forty ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
a very animated and jolly game of
progressive euchre at which Mrs.
Alice DeBIieux and Mr.. Prud- f.,
homme, the honor guest won the
first prize, Mrs. Himel and Mr..
A, Bath the second and hand |
some cut-gIass water set was pre-
sented Mrs. Prudhonme in honor
of The occasion. 7
Buy clothing and dy-to-wear now
for next fall. 1t will pay you. The
big advance in prices on next fails ,
clothing is really startling. SEMMEL-
MANS.
A number of new residences
will be erected in the.early Spring;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeBIieux
will begin the building of a home
IN their beautiful lot at the ives,
md of Touline Street early in
March, Judge and Mrs. w. L.
Cunningham and Mrs. j. Smith
N adjoining lots on Normal Avan-
lie between the McCook home and
=. r. 6 n. depot while Mr.. Chas.
1reen has in contemplation the
erection of one of the most attrac-
i've of any Of the houses that lie
las yet built. And there are 9th
eTs.
A number Of congratulatorV
on nents il person, by phone and
etter have been sent the Eater
rise concerning the article last
week about the violation of tie
II law At the theatres and the re-
uest is made that we keep it up
ntll general relief is given. But
7e feel sure that the management
f both houses Of amusement vii
ee to the comfort of the MAORI
y of their patrons, as we'll as look
fter'thelr own safety in the mat
er. Evidently Alexandria thea.
regoers are having the same trou-
lie concerning the violation of
his State law, as we in Natchito-
hes, as the following appeared IN
he Town Talk Of the same date
S did the article in last weeks
Enterprise.
Miss Jessie Green was the gra-
ious hostess of The Cinderellas
n Wednesday afternoon when
Hiss Payne delighted the guests
y singing some Of her sweetest
ongs and the gay young people
ripped the light fantastic to the
lusic of the victrola. Miss Green
erved a delicious salad course with
OF chocolate and whipped cream
Ollowed by home made candies,
} the members and guests who
ncluded Misses PAYNE of Grand
ane, Carriere of Washington,
arker of Monroe and Mrs. Cum
ling of Alabama.
Mrs. Tom Prudhomme euter-
lincd The Merry thirteen on
thursday afternoon at her sub.