The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-03-23


after an attack of pneumonia, was
very unexpected, as while she had
been i'll for several weeks, it was
only a short time before the end
that a change for the worst oc-
Cured
She leaves one son, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Dutilio of Alexan-
dria and several grandchildren
besides other relatives to mourn
the death Of a truly good woman.
One of the most enjoyable meet
,ings that those merry damsels The
Cinderellas ever spent in club
is placed to the credit of
Miss lmogene Scarborough who
was the hostess on Wednesday
afternoon when some eleven of
the members were present.
Very little work was accom-
plished as the girls were busy
With "reminiscences and the spirit
Of jolIitv ruled, to the delight of
ell. Delicious banana ice cream
and home made cakes Of many
varieties were served by Miss
Emogene assisted by her mother.
Once a month the Missionary
Society of the M. E. Church
enjoys social meeting when an
Interesting program is given after
which some time is spent in social
The entertaining is
done by committees arranged &C
to neighborhoods and on
last Thursday afternoon the pretty
nome of Mrs. Tom Weaver was
IS tudy in pink and green when
with Mines. Edward Metoyer and
Hargroye as co-hostesses, she en-
the society.
Pink carnations and chrysan-
.hemums and ferns were used for
decorations the chandeliers were
lraped with pink and the color
scheme was carried out in the
delicious salad course when chicken |
;aEad was served in tomatoes on
ettuce in the pink and white brick |
.ream and angels food cake, and
n the home made candies.
Several carloads of the Campti |
branch came down to enjoy the
hospitality of the hostesses whose
guests numbered nearly fifty.
Eleur de Lys and ferns were
lsed most artistically for decora-
ions on last Saturday evening when
IrS. Scarborough entertained the
Book Club and a number Of other
ruests in a most original manner. I
The ability to get out of an IN
omfortable situation after frankly
ones true opinion,
ave scope for much ingenuity in
'dodging the lssue", and the
many clever ways of being able to
10 50, as presented by the guests
we're as startling in number as
hey we're in originality.
Tie vote of the majority gave
he pretty club prize to Mrs.
Porter and the guests to Mrs.
stephens and then time was given
or the disseminating of the most
tartiing piece of gossip and the
,rlze was UNANIMOUSLY awarded Mrs.
". T. Cunningham. |
The charming young daughter
( the house, Miss Imogene Scar I
'orough assisted by Misses Mar
Org Conner, Ada Carver, Edith
'orter, Carmen Breazeale and
Cite: Levy served delicious sand
riches and tea followed by home
made confections to the guests
vho spent some time discussing
hem before separating after a
party.
Twenty eight members attended /
he regular monthly meeting of
rhe Equal Suffrage Club Monday |
light, when beyond discussing the
,utliDe Of study that will be un-
Iertaken next season, the matter
# taxation to settle the expense
incurred for the float that at
,ractad so many admiring com
nents in the Mardi Gras pageant;
,he adoption of a resolution and
appointing of committe to inter-
view:the merchants and ask that
s:be provided for the clerks,
no other business came before the
meeting. The program consisted
Of the following: