The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-05-07

when her pretty home was gaily
decorated with beautiful roses.
Mrs. Himel won the pretty club
prize, Mrs. Nelson the guests
and Mrs. Bishop the BOBBY.
A dainty luncheon was served
to the club and guests who were
Mines. Nelson, Hopper and Hart
Of Kansas City.
The pretty McClung residence
on Reagan street never looked
more attractive than it did on
Tuesday afternoon of last week
when its gracious chatelaine enter
tanned The Round Table.
Roses, were used in profusion in
parIor, library and dining room
their artistic arrangement calling
forth many admiring comments.
Mrs. Eloise DeBlieux won the
pretty first prize, Mrs. Cocker
ham the guests, Mrs. Alice De
Blieux the second and Mrs. LeStan
DeBlieux the BOBBY.
A delicious turkey luncheon
with all the Accomplishments was
followed by a dainty sweet course
and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the members and guests who were
Mines. Cockerham, Chaffe, Wemp
Lestan, j. G.. and G. DeBlieux
and Miss Gussie Nelken.
In compliment to Mrs. Jones of
Tenn, who is visiting her sister Mrs.
Winstead, when Mrs. Chaffe entertained
the Embroidery Club on Wednesday aft
ernoon, she invited few guests in ad-
ditiou to the members to meet this
charming visitor.
Beautiful foreign roses adorned the
reception hall and parlor while gorgeous
peoples nodded their welcome at the
entrance of the pretty home, After
spending about an hour busilY sewing,
work was put aside, and then novel
game was played that needed an accu-
rate eye, steady nerve and strong force
to manipulate the gay satin bags, and
bouncing balls, SO that they would go
through the right holes in the wall.
Mrs. Winstead scored highest and was
awarded the first prize, Mrs. Searbor-
ough winning the second, while the
honoree was presented with a pretty
souvenir of the occasion. A delicious hot
luncheon was served and thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests who besides club
members included Mines. Jones, Scar
borough, Carver, McClung, c. L. Brea-
zeale and Miss Dreyfus.
The following account that APP
peared in the Journal, of party
given by Miss Edwina Suddath,
who is teaching in Shreveport, at
at the home of Mrs. j. G. Trichel
will be read with interest by their
Natchitoches friends.
On Saturday afternoon Misses
lSuddath and O'Keefe entertained
the Young Catholic Ladies Club
! most delightfully."- in the home of
Mrs. J. G. Trichel in Park Place.
Lovely April roses filled vases and
bowls and baskets in the reception
rooms. Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald
made top score and received a
beautiful handpainted china can
dlestick. Miss Bessie Gilmer was
fortunate in the consolation cut
and the favor was a set of dainty
tatting medallions. The CUES t
| ppize was a lovely Irish lace hand
kerchief which fell to Miss Martha
Smith. Misses Evelina and Alice
Trichel and Ruth Knighton aided
! in the pleasant courtesies. Divinity
fudge was served during the game
intermissions and after the games,
ices and cakes were served at the
rock tables.
As each guest was welcomed by
Mrs. j. w. Rateman on Monday
afternoon when she entertained
The Book Club, a paper was
pinned on her shoulder giving the
key for her behavior, SO the good
nature. moroseness, talkativeness,
grouchiness, dependency, light
heatedness, ETC., evid enced
throughout the EVENING" were al
together due to the mandates of
the hostess.
Roses and sweet peas were used
in great profusion throughout the
pretty rooms that were filled with
the many guests who enjoyed the
delightful entertainment with the
club.
A pretty romance charmingly
conducted proved an interesting
contest that stimulated the mem
DRY for flower and wood lore, at
which Mrs. G. L. Breazeale won
the pretty club prize, Mrs. L. R.