The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-02-04
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bertrand

came up from their plantation
near Cloutierville to spend las
week in town with Capt. /. Cas-
parl and family. AS this wa
Mr.. Betrand's first visit to towr
in four years the improvement;
that he found were many anc
pleasant surprises greeted him ii
all sides,
Mrs. N. T Smith entertained
The Embroidery Club very de-
lightfuIly on Wednesday afternoon
when several hours were spent
most benefcially as we'll as en-
Iioyably.
Miss Ada Carver entertained
The Cinderellas most delightfully."-
Wednesday afternoon when Mines.
Bath, Levy, Lummis, St"pher,
Pierson and Misses Moore and
Tarver enjoyed the evening with
the Club.
A large number OF young peo-
pie enjoyed a dance at the Comus
FRIDAY night while the card
PLAYERS participated IN game of
progressive euchre at which Mrs.
Wemp and Mr.. Sidney Katie won
the first prizes and Mrs. Mont
gomery and Mr.. A. Bath, the
second.
Mrs. i. A. Prudhomme enter
tanned The Round Table most
delightfully."- on Tuesday afternoon
of last week, when carnations and
ferns were used most effectively
tor decorations. The pretty first
priz3 was won by Mrs. G. l..
Breazeale, the second Ivy Mrs.
Chaffe and the BOBBY by Mrs.
McCook. A dainty course lun-
cheon was enjoyed by the club
and Mines. Fenner of Alexandria,
r. Hill and j. G. DeBlieux who
played as substitutes.
Mrs. J. S. Stephens entertained
at a delightful little party on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Fenner of Alexandria when
auction was played most ANNA
tedly and Mrs. Macoomb making
the highest score was awarded a
pretty prize. Mrs. Hill the second
and a handsome souvenir of the
occasion was presented the honoree.
After the game quite a while was
spent in social intercourse while
the guests en- oyed the delicious
luncheon prepared by the charm
ing hostess. The ladies who en-
jored Mrs STEPHENS hospitality
were Mines. Fenner, Macoomb,
Policeman, Cockerham, Hill, Phanor
and G. l.. Breazeale.
Twenty-e members and two |
guests attended Lesche Monday |
night when besides the regular
routine very little business came
up for discussion. A letter from
Minden asking for information
concerning the establishment of a
rest room and method of main
tanning and management was read
which following close on requests
from other quarters, is most pleas
ing as it proves that the success of
the NatchiCoches Rest Room has
spread thru. the State and if thru
it others can be made to be as
serviceabIe the Committee will
gladly furnish all the necessary in
formation. The lesson was The !.
Modern French Opera, French
Opera in New Orleans, Charles
Gounod,. Story of Faust, Legends
of Faust conducted by Mrs. Nc
Voy assisted by Mines. Whisen-
hunt, Winstead and Misses Carver
and
The color scheme of pink and
yellow was carried out most arts
tically on Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. r. w. Winstead enter
tanned The Book Club and a num-
Der of other guests. Pink carna-
tions lent their beauty and spicy
odor while yellow shaded candles
threw a mellow light upon the
pretty scene. The game besides
being amusing was instructive and
required a knowledge of the later
day inventions and discoveries, to
answer the clever questions about
matters that our grandmothers
knew nought about some 90 wears 7