The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-29

Breazeale took twenty member
of Co. G to Shreveport Friday t
act as guard of honor at the funel
al of Governor Blanchard, whe
Gheir firing of the three last vol
leys and sounding of taps wa
done in a manner that not onl.
proved their good training bu
drew forth many hattering com
ments upon their soldiery bearing
The Natchitoches Art Colony
announces a students exhibition
to be open to the public on Satur
day and Sunday, July lst anA End
between the hours of 10 and 6, a,
the Elks Club on Front Street
Mr.. Stevens will give a genera
criticism on Saturday afternoon al
4 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Attention is called to the notice
of the registrar stating that the
books are closed because of the
special school tax election on July
25. Through error in making up
the forms. the one about the books
being open that had been running
appeared on the same page, but
special attention is called to tie
fact that those who have not reg
istered cannot do SO until after
this election.
Misses Retta Lambre, Rosalie
Barnes and Mary Dell Robieu,
who are among the most attrac-
tive and popular of the rosebuds,
at big dance Thurs
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Dismukes on Normal
Avenue which was hung with
great lanterns along the galleries
and on lawn. About eighty young
people tripLed the light fantastic
to the music of the piano and VIC
trola only stopping long enough
to enjoy ice cold punch and cakes
which were bountifuily served
throughout the evening which
everybody enjoyed.
The editor IS most apprec.ative
TO Miss Fannie Wolfson, formerly
Of Coushatta. now Of Washington,
D. g., for an invitation to attend
! garden party at the beautiful
new home of the National Wom-
ms Party Headquarters when
some of the most prominent wom-
N of the day we're to be present.
Miss Wolfson has many old friends
n Natchitoches who viii! be in
crested in learning that she is
,olding an important government
position and takes an active part
q national affairs for which she
s we'll fitted, as she IS a brainy,
brilliant woman who has travelled
much and always been interested
a public affairs.
Mr.. 9. E. Hooper reached home
sunday from California where he
vent on the Shriners Special as a
member of the Ell Karubah band
# Shreveport. It will be a mat
er of general interest to know
hat this band carried off second
lonors among 96 contestants from
he biggest cities in the United
states, because Mr.. Hooper is
eader of the Natchitoches band
# which we have every right 70
70 proud, as it compares favorably
With any brass band to be found,
nd our people will have chaace
o Judge of their playing and good
nusic soon for they are going to
'egin giving open air concerts
ext week at tile Band Stand on
'front.' Street that the Natchitoches
dotor Go. has erected.
A number of the young rose
uds motored down to Bermuda
aturday afternoon to enjoy a
arty given by the young son,
>. j., at the home of his parents,
fr. and Mrs. Prudhomme. Pea
ut races, plank walks and other
at which Miss Doris
[enry and Messrs. Whitfield Will
ANS and Tommy Stafford carried
& the honors, and the discussion
{ chicken salad, sandwiches. cof-
'e and cake made the hours fly,
I'D it was a tired but happy crowd
lat separated reluctantly. The
nests from town were Marcia
oleman, Louise Breazeale, Doris
.enry, Mary Dell Robieu, Or