The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-02-12
Social Euents.

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Mines. Metoyer and Macoomb were
the hostesses of their respective Sew
ing Clubs last week.
Miss Merle Prudhomme entertained
the Cinderellas most charmingly on
Thursday afternoon when Misses Le-
comte, Gallon and Mrs. Carr enjoyed
the evening with the Club.
Mrs. Raggio entertained at bridge
on Saturday afternoon when Mrs. Nc
Chung was the winner of the pretty
first prize, Mrs. Hill the general conso-
lation, Mrs. Macoomb the BOBBY,
while dainty piece of needlework was
presented Mrs. Stephens as a compli-
ment to the bride. A magnificent
course supper was served by Mrs. Rag
gio and was heartily enjoyed by the
guests.
Mrs. POLICEMAN entertained at bridge
on Friday night when great masses
of crimson spirea in brass bowls
were the attractive flowers used for
decorations. Mrs. Hyams made the
highest score and was presented with
beautiful hand-embroidered towel
A dainty luncheon was served at the
conclusion of the game and it was quite
late when the guests separated after a
delightful evening.
Mrs. 0. Himel's pretty home looked
unusually bright within in contrast to
the disagreeable weather outside Wed
nesday afternoon, when she entertained
The Married Ladies Club and number
of other guests. Mrs. Mac Hyams was
the luckily winner of the pretty first
prize, Mrs. A. Metoyer the guests and
and Mrs. Rusca the BOBBY. Mines.
Cannon and Pierson assisted Mrs. |
Himel in serving delicious salad course
at the close of the game.
A valentine party was given by Mrs. |
Macoomb when size entertained The
Round Table Club Tuesday afternoon
when brilliant red hearts were very
much in evidence for decoration and
score cards. Mrs. Phanor Breazeale
won the handsome first prize, Mrs.
Himel the guests, MIS-. j. G. Deblieux
the second, and Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme
the BOBBY. A splendid turkey supper
with all the accompanyments followed
by dainty sweet course was enjoyed
oy the guests.
DafTodils and ferns formed the key
tote for the artistic decoration at the
pretty home of Mrs. E. Winbarg, when
he entertained Monday evening com
to her sister Miss Edna
of Alexandria at bridge
ollowed by a tea. Dainty corsage
bouquets were attached to the place
ards for the participants in the pcpu- {
ar game at which Miss Bertha Katie
cored highest and was awarded beau ,
iful piece of needle work. Mrs. Mills
augh won the second prize and Miss
)reyfous the third, while the honoree
vas presented with a dainty gift of &
and made lace At the conclusion of :
he game a number of other guests |
oined the bridge players when a de-
eious course luncheon was served by
he gracious hostess assisted by Misses
lay and Retta Katie.
One Of the most charming and prom
1ent social functions of the week was !
he dining giving last Sunday by Mr.. ,
nd Mrs. Thomas Prudhornme at the
ttractive country home just below the
ity, in honor of the birthday anniver-
airy of their popular and attractive I
aughter Miss Vera. The old ante-bel-
I'M home was radiant with ferns, ever
reens and flowers from the open gar
en- which is general in this climate
! this mid-winter season. {
The guests were received by Mr.. and G
lrs. Prudhomme and Miss Vera the
onoree of the occasion.
The dining room was beautifully dec T
rated with the favorite colors of Miss '
violet and pink and bril- v
antly lighted with tapers in numbers I
the years celebrated. The
epast was sumptious, with all the
lands and accompanyments of the
uisine 'La Louisiana
The guests who enjoyed this occasion
ere: Misses Cecile Prudhomme, Effie =
ecompte, Merle Prudhomme, Emma
oiers, Hilda Breazeale, Una Prud-
omme, Annie Metoyer; Messrs. Phillip
loutier, Grover c. Voters, Nick Hodge, @
rank L. Metoyer, M. E. Prudhomme, o
,olin Metoyer, Divide Prudhomme. In
parking wine the health and happi-
ess of Miss Prudhomme was drunk
nd many good wishes were pledged. {
After dinner and until the late hours 6
{ the evening the guests enjoyed music
nd dancing when the great birthday !.
AXE" was cut and again the felications
the occasion remembered in light }
ordials. a