The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-10-29
Society.
Woman's Club.

A very interesting meeting OF the
Woman's Club was held saturday al
ternoon with Mrs. Daniel Deballion
as hostess. The meeting was called
to order by the president, Miss Dupre.
After a short time was devoted 10
routine business a splendid program
was rendered. The study OF RoInola
was conducted by Mrs. Guilbeau, an
interesting selection was read by MIS-.
NusZ, and a ak on ny
Mrs. F. E. Davis. The secretary then
read three applications for member
ship and the members unanimously
voted Mrs. l.. 0. Clark, 1rs. Moore
Biossat and Miss Quintilla Morgan
members of the Woman's Club. NO
further business the meeting adjourn
ed and the hostess served a delicious
| salad course. The next meeting Will
be held Saturday November ninth,
| with Mrs. Davis as hostess.
Birthday Party.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jung en-
tertained quite a number of little
folks in honor of her daughter, Mar
garet Azelie's tenth birthday. At
four O'Clock the guests began to ar
| rive anu III d lew lhiAuICo IL paw
was filed with bright faces and hap
! by children who lined up in couples
and marched into the dancing room,
while Miss Babin played the lively
march and the judges were busy try
ing to decide which couple kept best
time.
Lucille Nickerson and Bennett Voor-
hies, Mary Bradley Blake and Sidney
Yandle were so equally matched that
the Judges could not decide which
couple excelled, therefore the honor
was given to both couples. Another
enjoyable feature of the afternoon en-
tertainment was blowing bubbles.
Lucille Nickerson won the girls
prize, a manicure set, and Sidney
Yandle won the boys prize, a box OF
Juvenile stationery. After when the
little folks selected partners and
marched into the dining room, where
the table looked beautiful laden with
|. dainty sweets and cut glass vases
filled to overlooking with lovely flow
ers. The birthday cake with ten
lighted candles created much amuse
ment when the guests began to blow
!. the candles out. Mines. VOORHEES,, AL
: bert Doucet, Cairnes and jung saw
: that everybody was beautifully serv
ed before the happy band of merry
: makers returned to the dancing
3 room where they danced while Miss
t Babin played such beautiful music they
: regretted when time came to say
good bye and wish Margaret AZellt
MANY happy birthdays. Those In at
: tendance were Dorothy Davis, Lucilt
= Nickerson, Sue LeRosen, Mary BRAD
= lev Blake, Ernest Jeanmard, V1vial
Barry, Evelyn and Maria Hohorst
4 Annie Aimee and Odessa Sales, Peal
and Mamie MELVILLE, Marie, Alice
Jean, Vergine and Bennett VOORHEES,
Eleanor, Ray and Buster Alleman
q Charles Chester Jagou. Louis Nc
Z Bride. Resale and Saul b. Rosenhelo
Buster and Dooney Cairns. Stanle
p Martin, Robert, Mary Margaret, an
: Cudy Albert VOORHEES, Flora and u
MUS Levy, Gertrude Sidney. and Rot
ert Yandle, Alfred and Scranton MOI
ton, Louis and Margaret Acne Junl
AIetheian Club.
A delightful meeting of b All
Il theian Club was held Friday afte'
II noon with Mrs. P. c. Bennett as no
tess. The meeting was called to o
). der bv the president, Mrs. Crow G
y rard. Mrs. F. E. Davis called the rol
y The Bible study was conducted 0
Mrs. e. r. Kennedy.
D., A ape 1.-The kind of life we sha
N wish we had lived" was read by Mr.
Id John Kennedy. The secretary, Mr.
Mt p B. Torian, read minutes OF previot
Meeting. which were approved 8
read. The treasurer, Mrs. H. DO
bins. collected dues and lines. III
&C subject of doing charity work WI
discussed. 1t was moved I'M carrie
to create a charity fund and the fc
a lowing ladies': Mines. NELLY. be
q. nett. Davis. Doucet, and Fannie Kai
sew we're appointed to serve as
I'M committee on ways and means
n making this a permanent charf
RI. fund. No further business the Gil
adjourned and the ladies were invite
into the dining room, where a nul
lts her If pretty cut glass bowls al
vases were filled with beautiful "
low canons and with the dainty !
,st freshments carried out the CluD coie
es yellow and white, in a very pieasi
H. effect. The hostess vas ASSISTED
Miss Emmie Torian in serving a {"
course luncheon to the loliO"lh
au- Mines. e. r. Kennedy, VIM. d. Ioria
Davis, Davidson, Owens, Harrlse
Dr. Leo Tudice. Kelly, J. l.. Kennedy, l
us Rosen, NELLY, Morgan, Fannie IA
sey. P. B. Torian, VOORHEES,, Dem
re- Doucet, Dobbins, Girard, Iotts
%, ham of New Orleans, Misses Hopki
,uY and Morgan. :.