The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-29

Mrs. F. P. 2aggio entertained
the Round Table Club most de-
lightfully on Tuesday afternoon
when her comfortable home was
filled with gorgecu us roses of every
kind. Mrs. Porter won the
pretty first prize, Mrs. Lawton
the second and Mrs. McCook,
the BOBBY, all being the dainty
handwork of the hostess. After
the game a regular banquet was
served at a rose garnished ia BILE to
the Club members and guests who
! included Mines. Lawton, Chaffe,
! Aswell, Keyser, Aaron, Hill,
D, w. Breazeale and J. D. De-
Blieux.
A porch party" given by Mrs.
Chaffe in honor of Mrs. Camp
bell of Tenn. on Wednesday
morning on her pretty rose
garlanded gallery, proved a very
delightful affair, as the ladies
busted themselves with needlework
while listening to beautiful VIC
trola selections and enjoying
social intercourse.
After a couple of hours of
thorough enjoyment, little tables
were brought out arouLd which
the guests grouped themselves
to discuss most heartily the
tempting course luncheon that
was dainty serve by Misses
AswelI and Levy to Mines. Camp
bell, Winstead, Aswell, Roy,
Phillips, Stephens, j. G. De
Blieux, D. w. Breazeale, L.
Fleming. Williamson. Cocker
ham, McCook, and e. l.. Brea-
zeale.
A very pretty and most enjoy
able dance was given at the Comus
on Friday night when between
thirty-five and forty couples en-
joyed tripping the light fantastic
to the splendid music of the Boys
Orchestra whose inspiring dance
music cannot be surpassed.
While the young people were
thus enjoying themselves in the
big hall, a game of progressive
euchre was being equally enjoyed
in the card rooms by twenty ladies
and gentlemen when Mrs. j. Carr
and Mr.. Edmond Prudhomme
carried off the first prizes and
Mrs. Raggio and Mr.. A. E. Bath
the second. 1t was lamented by
many that this first game since
long before lent. should have been
given just at the hour when an
unusually Ene attraction was going
on at the A-Muz-U, as it pre-
vented their participation in the
game but they hope the hours will
not clash next SO that both can be
enjoyed.
An Almond Race proved a most
exciting and mirth provoking
diversion on Thursday morning
when MRS. j. S. Stephens enter
tanned a number of ladies who
piled their needles before hand,
and after. enjoyed with keen
appetite. the delicious course
luncheon served by Misses Parker,
Levy, Carver and Porter.
The contestants we're given two
minutes each to see who could
run fastest and place the greatest
number of almonds in basket in
the opposite room carrying them on
n knife hell. in the left hand. and
as none were ambe dextrious, the
fun waxed high, and when the
final count was made it was found
that Mrs. Winstead had scored
highest so she was awarded the
prize while Mrs. Aswell got the
BOBBY.
Mines. Chaffe. Cockerham, L.
Levy, McCook, ID. w. and G. L.
BreazeaIe. Winstead, Porter.
Campbell, Williams. Roy, Will
Hanson, Bateman, Davis and
Aswell enjoyed Mrs. Stephens
charming hospitality.
Sweet peas, roses, wild honey
suckle and dogwood were used
most effectively in reception hall,
parlors and library OH Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. Roy enter
tanned the Book Club at a flower
festival, the contest being a clever
flower game at which Mrs. Win
stead won The club prize and Mrs.
Campbell the guests Then ten
letters were given to be used IN
writing telegram, and so many
clever ones were submitted that it
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