The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-04-02
Social EUents.
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Mrs. join Carr entertained the En-
broidery Club very pleasantly on Tues
day afternoon when several guests en-
loved the meeting with the members.
Four and twenty "white' birds were
stretched on line when The Cinder
elias with Mrs. Stopher as hostess gave
handkerchief shower to Miss Marcia
Scarborough on Saturday afternoon.
The charming hostess planned and
carried out the shower idea very beau
! tifully with bridal decorations, and the
snowy shower of dainty kerchiefs
that descended upon the honoree added
to the occasion. When all the pretty
gifts had been examined work bags
were opened and fingers busted them
selves while the great event was dis
cussed and music helped to vile away
the hours until the dining room was
thrown open and again surprises were
in store, for at most beautifully ap-
pointed table the daintiest of luncheons
was served while Mrs. S. K. Johnson
poured tea and The Cinderellas joked
and enjoyed themselves as only young
people can, especially when such a
charming hostess provides for her
guests pleasure, as did Mrs. Stopher
on Saturday afternoon.
Sixteen members enjoyed a very
good program at Lesche Monday night
that was taken up after the disposing
of quite great deal Of business.
The discussion and voting on the
next years work, narrowed down to a
tie between Grand Opera and The Bay
View Course, so it was decided to wait
until the next meeting when more
members could be present. Ways and
means of getting a full vote for the
| cow law election next Tuesday were
discussed and each member pledged
herself to see that not only the voters
in her family should go to the polls but
she would do all in her power to intiu-
ence others as The Lesche was instru
mental in getting the election called
and it be hooved the members to do all
in their power to have it carried for the
club stood for civic improvement and
a stock ordinance is about the first step
absolutely necessary for anything along
that line. 1t was unanimously decided
! to send note of thanks to Mrs. Howell
who had served SO capably as Secretary
until her resignation was made neces-
sary by her removal to another State
after her marrying last week.
The lesson was divided into two parts
the first conducted by Mrs. NJ. H. Car
yer who gave most beautifully the his
torical narrative of Joseph, and she
was ably assisted by Mrs. Phillips who
gave Joseph's personality.
The second part was conducted by
Mrs. Hopper who was very interesting
in her discussion of Deuteronomy and
she was assisted by Mrs. Whisenhunt
who after giving a brief sketch of
Moses discussed his four orations and
told some interesting historical facts in
connection with them.
If all the good wishes inscribed in
the clover book and later read aloud
when Miss Ada Carver gave miscel-
laneous shower on Tuesday for Miss
Marcia Scarborough come to pass, a
happier or luckier bride in all the land
will ne 'er be found.
Dogwood formed the bride like deco
rations in the parlor where the guests
awaited the coming of the honOree who
was the incarnation of Spring in her
dainty greengown and bonnet and upon
her appearance, "Here comes the
bride" tioated through the room and to
| its strains, a duminitive bride and
groom in full bridal array long train
wreath, veil, bouquet full dress suit
and all marched in, in perfect time and
after encircling the room marched back
carrying between them a hugh basket
that they placed at the feet of Miss
Scarborough. The sun never shone on
a BONNER pair then on little Kathleen
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their part to perfection, then tangoed
and one-stepped for the edifcation of
the crowd The obs and abs ran the
full gamut Of delight when the dainty
packages were opened and rightfuliy
they should for seldom is seen more
beautiful or varied collection of gifts
than we're showered upon the bride
elect. After the clever verses were
read, the guests were ushered into the
dining room that was a perfect sym
phony in pink from the exquisite lunch
cloth, centerpiece, bands of ribbons and
tulle from the chandelier to the cor
ners of the table, to the delicious pink
cream, cake, bon bons and souvenirs A
cupie bride and groom ready to kneel
on tiny satin pillow, with maid of
honor, occupied conspicuous place on
the handsomely appointed table, while
the mantel, buffet and stands were
heaped with fragrant pink flowers.
! Each guest lighted her tiny candle to
! breath a wish for the happy honoree.
and then music made the hours fly be-
| fore the guests separated after enjoy
ing one of the loveliest and most thor
oughly enjoyable social events of the
/ season.