The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-10-30

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Fifth Avenue Footwear-the newest
creations in ladies novelty lace and
button boots. The most complete lire
in the city to select from
! -SEMMELMAN'S
| Dr.. G.. G.. Carroll came up from
New Orleans, where he is mem
Der of the Baptist Bible Institute
faculty, to pay little visit to his
family.
Our dress goods department is com
plete in every detail-Serges. Wool
Popins, Tricotines, Chamois. Satins
and fancy skirt materials. We invite
your inspection
-SEMMELMAN'S
Dir. W. T. Williams chaperoned
his daughter. Helen and sou
Whitfield, Miss Sadie B. Smith
and Masters j.. III. and X. b. Will
liams on weekend visit to the
State Fair.
Reading advertisements enables
you to get more for your money
because they tell you WHERE,
WHAT and WHEN to buy, and it IS
weII-known fact that advertised
Goods are more reliable and bet
ter value than the unadvertsed
kind.
We are now prepared to fit you in
! fall Hart Schatfner and Marx suit--a
style for young men and conservative
dresses
SEM MELMAN'S
Messrs. j. w. Rreazeale, E. q.
Cloutier. p. T. Prudhomme, A. <
and |. p. Cioutier, E. Prudhomme,
B. and l.. Friedman, Il. ii. Sand
lin, DR.. Pratt, Carl English, "A.
Miller, G. Keator and |. Paphiei
were among the out-of-town visl-
tors who were here during the
week.
Ladles-bear in mind, that we can
supply your wants in stylish, service
able footwear at less than larger city |
prices
-SEMMELMAN'S
Friends of the family received
to the marriage of Miss
Annie Boyd to Mr.. Wilmer Mel
vile Grayson that will take place
tonight at .he Episcopal Church
in Baton Rouge. The fair bride
was born and lived in Natchitoches
during the years her father was
president of the Normal, and has
many frinds who will JOIN The
in extending congrasu-
alton.
The many friends of MIR. and
Mrs. j. G. Trichel of Shreveport
will be interested in hearing of
the handsome compliment paid
their charming young daughter,
Alice. who was born and spent her
early years in Natchjtocbes and
will be recalled as an unusually
attractive, bright and sweet little
girl. A telegram from Baton
Rouge to the Shreveport Times
stated that Miss Alice Trichel of
Shreveport was elected secretary
and treasurer of the senior class
by big majority in the election,
which occurred Thursday. Miss
Trichel has been attending the
State University number of
years and during her stay here
has made splendid record.
Chlldrens and Misses coats-th the new
materials and styles, just received
a--SEsMMhLMAN'S |
Miss July Breazeale entertained
at a rose tea on Tuesday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Joan |
Miller, when every thing was
colour de rose" in the reception
hall, library and parlor, the queen
of flowers lending her fragrance
as we'll as beauty to the animated
scenes. Between the hours CT six
and seven u number Of young
ladies, gentlemen and married |
couples called and enjoyed chat
ting with the honoree, hostess sn1
her mother and sisters who helped
her receive and entertain, while
Mrs. D. w. Breazeale poured at a
rose decorated table from which
sandwiches, individual cakes and
homemade candies were served.
DIR. M. H. Phelps announces in
this issue that be is a candidate
for the Office of coroner to sue
coed DIR. z. L. Gallon present in
cumbent who will not enter the
lists to succeed himself. This sue
cessful young doctors record is
an open book. and whose faitefal
attention to duty at any cost, is |