The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-01-07
Society.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. 0.
B. Hopkins entertained in honor
of Mrs. r. A. Kennedy and Mrs.
Algy G. Kennedy, two very
charming young matrons.
After meeting the guests of
honor the ladies were uShered
into the parlOrs where animated
conversation reigned supreme
until time was called for the
game.
Mrs. Hopkins new home is es.
pecially adapted FOR entertaining
and was quite beautiful on this
occasion. In the handsomely
furnished parlor white camelias
were in abundance decking the
mantel and peeping forth from
every nook and corner.
The other rooms were in pur-
pie. and white-violets in pro
fusion everywhere.
Pink and white was the scheme
SO beautifully carried out in the
lovely dining-rOom.
On the polished table rested a
cut glass bowl filed with pink
cdmelias and smilax. The mas
sive sidebOard and china cabinet
were banked with full blown
pink camelias very effectively
carrying out the color scheme.
The gracefully twined smilax
on the dainty curtains completed
the decorations of this much ad-
mired room.
After eight exciting games of
Progressive Peanuts" it was
found that Mrs. w. A. LeRosen
was the only winner of all the
games, emitting her to the first
prize, a lovely handpainted choc-
olate pot. The guests prize, a
handsome hand-painted tankard
was successfully cut for by Mrs.
r. A. Kennedy. The consola
ton prize. a dainty hand painted
plate. which was cut for by
everyone was won by Miss Lee
ROSen.
After the games an elegant
two course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Hopkins was graciously
assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
w. A. LeRosen. Miss Hopkins,
Miss LeRosen and Miss Rena
Hopkins.
Those present were: Mines.
Denbo, G. Patterson, Clark.
Doucet, Davidson, Girard, E L.
Kennedy. Beraud, Demanade,
Kendrick. VIM. Torian, Alex
Morgan, R. A. Kennedy, James
Kelly, A. c. Kennedy, Mary E.
Davis. Raoul Jeanmard, Frank
Hopkins. Henry Dobbins, John
Owens, Pellerin, Woodson, Du-
crocq, Nusz, Ruger and Leo
JUDGE.
Miss HAZEL Larrabee was hos
tess to the Young Ladies Club
Saturday afternoon. Although
it was dark and cloudy without
everything was bright and cheer.
full within.
Progressive Teddy Bear was
the exciting game played and at
the conclusion of the games the
first prize, a back comb, was won
by Miss Leola LeRosen; the
second prize, a pretty fan, went
to Miss Challie Tolson, and Miss
Carter successfully cut for the
consolation prize.
A delicious luncheon was then
served after which music and
conversation held full sway until
too soon the dark shadows came
creeping around, and the
members very reluctantly de-
parted.
The next meeting of the Club
will be with Miss Quintilla Nor
gan.
A few ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Raoul .Jearmard
Satu rday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Beauvais and Miss Gossin,
of Thibodaux. and spent a most
delightful time playing Progress
sive Milo. Mrs. L. O. Clark
being the only guest who won
the ten games received the
pretty gold cream ladle. Mrs.
S. Bendle,, of Lake Charles,
and Mrs. W. A. LeRosen winning
nine games, cut for the second
prize. and Mrs. Bendel having
luck with her secured the silver
tomato fork. Mrs. Beauvais
won the consolation prize, the