The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-02-05
Social EUents.

The Cinderellas were charming
ly entertained by Miss Suzette
Inter last Thursday while Mrs.
Policeman was the hostess of one
sewing club and Mrs. Lucas of
the other on their regular days.
Hyacinths, narcissus and violets
lent their fragrance to the ANNA
ted scene when Mrs. Chatfe enter
tanned IN honor of The Round Ia
BILE Club Thursday afternoon to
which was hidden a number of
other guests while others again
Joined the card players at tea.
Mrs. j. s. Stephens won the
first prize, Mrs. S. H. Hill, the
second, and Mrs. McClung the
BOBBY. A sumptious turkey sup
per with all the accompaniment
followed by a dainty sweet course
was enjoyed by the ladies.
In spite of the disagreeable wea-
Their, forty eight ladies and gen
tlemen besides number of others
who did not participate in the
game, were at the Comus Friday
night when the customary euchre
was given in honor of It's latest
bride and groom, DR.. and Mrs. j.
Is. Stephens.
Mrs. Edgar Levy and Mr.. Ed
mond Prudhomme won the first
prizes. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Suddath
won the second, while a set of
handsome cut-glass tumblers were
presented the honorees.
Misses Bertha and Mabel Katie
entertained a large number OF
their friends at a lovely party on
Wednesday afternoon when car
nations and ferns were used tor
decoration Twentv-four la d e S
participated in the game of pro-
gressive euchre at which Mrs. j..
W. Freeman won the first prize,
Miss Lily Tucker the second, Mrs.
Winbarg the general consolation
and Mrs. Lucas the BOBBY, all
beautiful needlework of the clever
hostesses. A sumptious course
luncheon was served before the
close of this delightful entertain :
ment.
Mrs, j. d. Rusca entertained at
her pretty home on Thursday aft
ernoon in honor of the Married
Ladies Club when she invited a
number of other guests to enjoy
the game of progressive euchre
at which Mrs. Percy Prudhomme
won the pretty club prize, Miss
Josephine Rusca the guests and
Mrs. Millspaugh the BOBBY. Violets
and jonquils were used for deco
rations.
| A delicious course luncheon was
enjoyed by the guests who are IN
debtcd to their gracious hostess
; for a delightful afternoon.
Twenty two members ATTENDED
Lesche Monday night Wien quite
, bit of interesting business was dls
posed of before the regular program
began. The invitation from the Nor
NAL faculty inviting I.esche to PAL
ticipaue in the Booth anniversary cei
ebration was accepted and it was dc
cided that pageant would be on
form undertaken and an Invitation
was extended Mr.. q P. Breazeale VIII
has given the matter closer stud
5 than anyone else, to make an addres
? before the club concerning the earl
! founding of Natchitoches.
3 1t was also decided to have som
: good pictures, copies from the oil
masters shown bv slides. given som
evening later in the season, and b
request from headquarters for som
special topic for discussion at tn
. Annual Convention of the State Fet
Grafton, Lesche suggested that til
II Club women throughout the Stat
interest themselves to find sultab
boarding places for the teachers VIII
J; 90 out among strangers and haV
J. trouble finding the right kind.
l. The lesson was The Psalms mo-
IS beautifully conducted by Mrs. Ma
!; coomb the special topics being I'll
y Poetic Form, Purpose, Character
tics which were handled very clever
by Misses Nelken and Moore and Mr.
POLICEMAN while Misses Carver AMI
Breazeale read the 10Th, BIRD, 9otl
and ll9th Psalms.