The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
luncheon Given at Centre.
vile High School.

March 22nd. 1920, at II O'Clock q
luncheon Was given at the BUNGALOW
OF tue Centreville High School hy the
Ninth Grade girls under the direction
OF Miss Brewer, Domestic Science
teacher, in honor of Miss Cleora Hell
oing, OF Baton Rouge. and Miss AIDE
lalde Baylor, of Washington, d. G.
MENU:
Grape Fruit Cocktail
Celery pickles
Savory Oysters Potato Chins
Flakes
Camelnn of Beef Rice
Dreamed Gaulihower
Glover Leaf Rolls Rutter
Lettuce. l0a0 islaud dressing, Crackers
Orange Whip Cake
Cafe Noir Cheese rra.kors
Bon Boos Sailed MUS
Words can never describe that
beautiful. artistic bic, for one had
to see It to appreciate it's beauty TO
me fullest extent. The color scheme
pf yellow and green was carried out IN |
every detail in decorations and menu |
me plate ftvors were miniature vel
low rose baskets, the handles tied
VI h green tulle. and ii led with saIted
outs. Little hand-painted kewyies
were the place cards. A Marie An
ttonette basket filled with yellow rose
buds and handle TIED With green tul
made up The center piece The tabte
was lighted by yellow tspers hell in
crystal candlesticks and shaded by
shades nude of yellow rose petals
Cach OF the guests as she looked az
THIS table cert linly felt that "a thing
OF beauty is Joy forever" The
serving tray. ths basket, bon boa dish
aud sandwich tray were all the work
II the 1th grade art craft class. The
unchenn set was also the hand W ,rk
IT the High School gicls
Linen was set for the following
suests: Misses HeIbing, Bayipr,
latham. Mesdames Wooster, West
md X amer
before the luncheon Mrs. s
= ooster, the pioneer Of the Dome tic
'c'ence department Of the Centre vjti.
chool, took the guests for q delight
u ride to see the 'Neche and otner
laces OF interest. They first visited
ne Domestic Scie"ce department Of
lie Franklin High School Then ths:y
rove down to Centreville and visited
he sank and Mercantile store where
y met number of the PROMINENT
tlzens OF the town, who explained to
'lsses Baylor and HeIblng the Cen.
eviiie Company, which is operating
sugar factory and works its inter
us Tor the benefit of the community.
I'd especially the school. Mrs
ooster took them to her home and -
ollie there went out on the bridge
lex Of her home where they couid Y
t beautiful view OF our much. IS
ved Teche with its backs liued with III
d oak trees covered with Spanish ts
,ss. which Miss Baylor had ONLY I
I'D about in Longfelluw's "Evau- U
Tine. - After seeing this scene she Y
c'dei ttat it is even more beautiful
ID Longleiiow or any poet could
'ture for her They rode pass The II
adyslde home which attracted their fl
enblon with It's unusual sizs as we'll
beauty. Mrs. Wooster had hoped
show the visitors the point where
you lecbe and the snAtchafaiaya q
er meets and where Margueri te Y
Lrk lives, but tho time was so lin
she could not go to. these places
interest. r
he luncheon was indeed a treat to +
hungry TOURISTS aud they left th st
ulng very much pleased and happy br
IF their visit to the Centrev,ile
IN School. Miss Hslbing. on Ieav- III
, requested Miss Brewer TO send T,
some OF the decorations aud art r
tt work for an exhibit TO be given III
Baton Rouge. G.. ~