The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-03-14

column. the name of Mr.. G. d. Nc
Naughton was omitted, SO attention
is called to the fact that he was one
the ready and willing members to
give the amount.
Messrs Joe Maggie. Jeff Schlette
of Natchitoches, L.Railes, M.Doo-
little, L. NJ. Martin, J. H. Gongre
and o. Lavispierre from different
sections of the parish, the last of
the first quota of the draft, left for
Camp Pike, Saturday night to 60
into training for Uncle Sam.
Mrs. V. L. Roy left Friday for
Lafayette to bid goodby to her SON.
in. law, Capt. James Gallery, who
was en- route to Washington where
he had been summoned, supposedly
before being ordered aboard. His
wife who joined him with their lit
tie daughter, a few weeks ago: went
on to New Orleans with her mother
and will return to Natchitoches la
ter.
That the spirit of the Red Cross
is fully alive in even the tiny tots
of Natchitoches was clearly demon
strated by little Marcia POLICEMAN
and Elizabeth Lawton, who gave an
original play on last Saturday af-
ternoon to which they invited the
immediate neighbors and the admis-
sion price of sc. Melted the neat sum
of 81. 40 that was turned over 70 the
Red Cross with much pride.
Capt. Stephen Henry who was
called home by the death of his IA
ther from Camp Beauregard, and
brother J. H., came up from Mel
rose Thursday to look after import
ant business matters.
Mrs. S. Prothro, for many years
a resident of Natchitoches, but now
Of Pineville came up to be with her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Jones, during
the last illness of her husband and
will remain for a while.
Mr.. Grevelle Ewing who is at
tached to the Q. M. G. as engineer
at Camp Beauregard gave his par
ntsa very happy surpris e by COM
ing up unexpectedly Friday night.
He reports Sergeant Roland Met
over as chief engineer at the Camp
holding his responsible position
with credit to himself and homefolk
| While not entirely finished, Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Levy moved into
their new bungalow East Natchi-
toches on Friday as the paper han
gers and painters were ready for
their old residence. recently pur-
chased by Mr. Morois Aaron who
| is having it thoroughly renovated
preparatory to taking possession
i in the near future.
Natchitoches was the Gretna
Greene for a military wedding on
Friday night, when Private Os-
valid Slater of Robeline who is
stationed at Camp Pike made good
use OF his furlough by bringing in
| his fiance Miss Jessie Heard, who
was teaching in the high school at
| Robeline, accompanied by a ;navy
comrade. Mr. T. Sibley of Victoria
who happened to be on his fur
Tough too. and after getting the
| license, went to the parsonage
where Rev. Lee united the happy
young couple,
The Cinderellas were very char
mingly entertained by their presi-
dent, Miss Mia Caspari, on Wed.
nesday when Mrs Joseph Caspari
who is quite often favored guest,
was the only one present besides
club members.
i A delicious fruit pudding with
oatmeal cookies and molasses candy
was dainty served by Miss Caspari
The Boy Scouts enjoyed hike
and nights camp out at Breazeale
Springs, Friday night with Scout
masters Guardia and McCook in
command.
\ A fire alarm on Monday morn
ing caused a lot of excitement but
many responding at once prevent
ed any serious damage at the home
of Mrs Antoinette Prudhomme in
Front Street, where sparks from
a chimney fire ignited the roof.
As the result of some long