The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-02

: which seemed to have been the
favorite trip for Natchitochians
this summer, have returned home
delighted and benefited thereby.
Mr.: f. G. Kelly and baby
daughter and mo;her-in-law, Mrs.
j. &. Armstrong of Sodus, have
been spending the past week at
the Kelly home attending to the
packing of the household goods
which sad necessity was brought
about thru the lamented death of
Mrs. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Guardia and
little son have reached home from
Berkley, California, where they
spent the summer while Mr..
Guardia took course at the Uni
vcrsity. They brought back glow
ing news of the lovely home of
their sister, Mrs. Roup (May
Guardia) IN whose welfare her
many friends are SO interested.
Mrs. Esther Hart and son re-
turned with Mrs. Charles DeBlieux
with whom she has been spending
the summer in Florida with their
parents. Miss Jeanette Wemp
accompanied her sisters as far as
New Orleans and went on over to
BOgalusa where she will teach this
year.
Mr.. l. j. Friedman was greeted
by his friends upon his return
from an extended trip, The early |
part of wnich was one of pleasure.
to the v est, after taking in the |
Republican and Democratic con-
ventions, the Shrinera' meeting in
Portland, returning after lis tour
of the West, he went East to pur-
chase the fall and winter stock for
his esta blishment in Natchez.
Dan Cupid has been working
over tine this summer and will see
the accomplishment of Ms sure
ain !yrforp the winter sets in in
Pa rneSt. IS al least q rouria dozen
are schedule | to take
place before Christians, ani the
ui fortunate part of it all is, that
these marriages vii! take cur girls
AWAY to make their homes for the
most part in far distant states.
The Eiks were hosts at a dance
Friday night at the Williams Hall
lEd while there was not nearly as
arge crowd out as usual, owing
% other entertainments, those who
we're present enjoyed dancing to
" alker's Band. Punch and cake
we're served thruout the evening.
Mr.. j. A. Cannon, chairman of
he entertainment committee, saw
O it personally that everyone had
! good time.
A very large crowd filled the
lancing hall and card room at the
Comus Friday night, when this
rood old club entertained at its /
egular one of the entertainments !,
in the years program.
ladies and gentlemen
participated il the game. in hich
Ilrs. G. V. Porter and Mr.. A. E.
Gath won first prizes and Mrs. 4.
irover Voiers and Mr.. Charles
)eB'icux won second, silk hose g
nd tics. Not only were there
!rcat many children but number !
f the Older young set participated
n the dance and everybody had a i
,ood time.
The jollification on the day the 8
was signed, that is the !
oise and racket, wasn't ir it CON- Z
jared with the sounds that made {
be mid day air melodious Satur- 7
ay in Natchitoches, when the !
ringing of bells and blow 8
ng of whistles thruout the United
;tates published to the world that s
Iqual Suffrage was 'un fait &C.
omplis - And the beauty of it
7as the delight with which our
len rang the bells and blew the
and the fun came in when
he different garages rushed trucks
p for the hose. carts and other
re paraphernalia and the crowds
altered everywhere trying to
nd out where the fire was. They
II, however, soon realized that it :
MS the suffrage setting the world
fire, just forecast, as one of
nr untiS cold of hour bot III,