The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-04-23
Social Euents.

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Miss Leila Ducournau entertained
The Cinderellas very charmingly on
Thursday afternoon when pink verbenas
and roses were used for decorations
end the members, with Mines. Himel
and Levy as guests, enjoyed very
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. E. K. Harrington entertained
the Embroidery Club on Tuesday after
noon when beautiful roses were used
in pr0fusIOn for decoration and after
busily plying their needles for couple
Of hours, the members and guests en-
joyed one of those tempting two course
luncheon for which the hostess is so
deseryedly noted
Mrs. T. E. POLICEMAN gave the first
post-lenten entertainment for the bridge
club of which she is a member, on
Thursday afternoon, when the tables
were placed on the rose-shaded CALLER
les and very animated game of auc-
ton was enjoyed by the members and
substitutes who were Mines. McClung,
Cockerham, Phanor and C. L. Brea-
zeale.
Misss Winnifred South celebrated
her 10th birthday by giving an Easter
party Wednesday afternoon and rab-
bit contest furnished the principal form
of entertaining when jeanette Monroe
won the girls prize and Otto Weaver
the boys The birthday cake with the
ten tiny candles was the center OF at
traction on the pretty table, where.
cream, cake and candy were served
and Winnifred made a charming little
hostess and was delighted with the
many pretty presents, brought by her
guests.
Straw hats, right kind, right prices
at Semmelmans.
A lovely Easter party was given by
Mrs. j. H. Keyser on last Wednesday
afternoon when she entertained The
Matrons Club. The tables were marked
with large eggs numbered in gilt, and
the score cards were dainty little bas-
kets into which candy eggs were drop
ped as the games were won, and Mrs.
Millspaugh getting the greatest number
0lJh
prize while Mrs. Winslow got the
guests and Mrs. Hyams the BOBBY.
At the combustion of the game, the
guests were ushered into the dining
room, where over prettily appointed
table, great rabbit guarding nest of
multi-colored eggs, held the place of
honor surrounded by Spring beauties,
and some time was spent discussing the
delicious menu that carried out the
Easter idea in detail
Wild flowers were used in the hall
and banked in the fireplace while
roses were used everywhere else
for decoration, when Mrs. ID.
j Hyams entertained The Round
Table Club Tuesday afternoon and
everybody enjoyed the charming
affair. Mrs. Eloise DeBlieux won
the pretty first prize, Mrs. Porter
the second. Mrs. COckerham the
guests and Mrs. Phillips the
BOBBY. Misses Leila Ducournau
and Coralie Henry assisted the
hostess in serving a delicious
course luncheon to the guests who
besides club members included
Mines. J. A. Prudhonme, Cock
erham. Chaffe and Himel.
1t has rarely been the good fortune
Of the writer to enjoy more elegant
and elaborate banquet than was served
by DIR. and Mrs C. E. Edgerton of
Coushatta when they entertained The
Bi-Parish Medical Association on the
occasion of their semi-aanual meeting
in that town last week and she was
honored by an invitation to be a guest
at the great function.
AS rule when the meetings are held
| the day is given up to serious work as
BELTS such an association. but DR.. Ed
gerton decided to make this day a gala
occasion as well, so constitute himself
host and had the program arranged so
that flow of soul could follow the
feast of reason
And Lucurgus never presided over a
more magnificent feast, than the Doc
tor and his good wife did as the mar.
kets at home and abroad were ransacked
for delicacies in and OUT of season
a I'd every thing from the appetizer 10
the demi-tasse through innumera-
BE courses was delicious and served
such way that old Epicureus would
have revealed to his SOULS delight.
A regular fete champetre was given
by Mrs. Harkins on Friday evening on
the beautiful green sward in front of
| the dining room building on Normal
hill, which at this season is beautiful
beyond compare. That ever thoughtful
and beloved matroE planned the feast
for the club girls ard buys who did not
go home during the holidays that We're
given so that the faculty could attend the
chers Institute and she spared nei-
lea ms or trouble for their diversion,