The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-21

en- for Mrs. Pennybacker and of the
luncheon given Friday noon at the
aouree by the Department Club, for
Mrs. Pennybacker.
Miss Happy Tooke was the graciou
hostess last Friday evening at sur
prise birthday party, for Miss Virginia
"nlte. Many pleasant games were
enjoyed and several of the guests con.
trlbuted music, Delicious asndwiche
ana punch were served. The honoree
received many useful and dainty re
membranes. g.
Miss Ella Mcclure accompanied hcl
friend, Mrs, Staucer, of Michigan. to
Crowville to visit a friend. They also
stopped a while in Delhi with friends
ana Miss Ella enjoyed visit in
bastrop, with DR.. and Mrs. Otis Pat
terson, who were former residents of
Arcadia. This two weeks visit was 2
real pleasure to Miss Ella as she Sc
seldomn leaves town.
Mrs. Leo Daniel entertained her
class Of Sunday School pupils, young
men, and young ladies on Tuesday
evening, in a very delightful manner.
A very amusing and original game
was thoroughly enjoyed and was a trial
of skill and alertness. The box of
clothing for the orphan boy adopted
by the class was exhibited, and admir-
ed. 1t consisted Of complete outfit
suit, extra trousers, shirts. pairs of
shoes, cap and everything needed. The
box will be forwarded this week tc
Lake Charles. Mrs. Daniel served
jello with whipped cream and cake.
The following clipping taken from a
Virginia newspaper will be of interest
to the friends of Miss Matte Runge
whose graduation invitations from
lnterm0nt College have been received
Joint Recital At Intermont by Misses
Runge and Conrad
"The joint recital at 1netrmont Col
lege On Thursday evening attracted
large audience and proved to be very
artistic affair. Miss Runge presented
charming platform appearance, With
beautiful poise and a gracious manner
that Won a sympathetic response from
her hearers. Her numbers were varied
including selections in dialect life
Sketches lyrics and a dramatic inter
probation Of the one act play "Thf
Twelve Pound Look" by J. NJ. Bar
RE. She handled all the selection
with equal ease and great artist
merit"
The Methodist W. NJ. s. met on Mon
day in the home of Mrs. JOS Atkin
son with Mesdames J. A. Stuart an(
-. W. Allen as co-hostess. The pers
dent. Mrs. F. T. Taylor led the deyo
tlonal exercises and also very inter
estlng program which had been arrang
ed by Mrs. H. N. Brown, who was
to have conducted it, but was calle,
to Mrs. Wagner's on account of I'll,
serious illness Of the baby. The tom
OF the lesson was Interesting Fact
ABOUT Missions In the City of San An
tonic" The Wesley House Missio,
was discussed and the work thew are
aolhg IN San Antonio. In fact, the pr,
gram was enacted. as carried out bv
meeting OF that kind, presided over b,
Mrs. A. lnman Townsley, at their mis-
sion IN San Antonio. Each number or
the program was given by some mem
her Of the society. Mrs. V. G. Pipe
told in an Interesting way of "Old an
New San Antonio" The hostesses a.
The conclusion Of the program served
ice cream with Strawberries and cake
The reception room was tastefnIly do
"orated with roses and wiSteria. The
May Day festival which will take place
Saturday, April Both will be grea'
occasion for the young people.
Little Nonnie Mae Sutton, the daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Sutton,
celebrated the 9Th anniversary Of her
birthday last Saturday, and about q
Of her little friends helped her en-
joy the pleasant occasion. After en-
Tagging with great spirit in the various
games, so much enjoyed at that age
Mrs. Sutton invited them in the din
ing room which had been darkened
and the lights turned on, which made
the beautifully decorated room ano
especially the table, most effective
Decorations of Spring flowers, especial
~ roses and pink and green crepe pa
per made a pretty setting for the
party, and the exciting contest pinine 4
on the donkey's tail, furnished mucl
merriment The beautiful birthday
cake with its 7 candles in pink and
green holders, occupied the place
honor on the table and the little guests
had much fun blowing out the candles
In this game, the prize for blowing
out the most candles went to J. G
Andrews and Jimmie May McKeathan
and were dainty handkerchiefs. Re
reshments OF ice cream served ir
cones, and cake, candy, peanuts and
IruH were served. The little honoree
| OF this pleasant party enjoyed most
complete surprise as her mother hoJ
Kept 1t an entire secret. She received
many pretty and useful remembrances
Arthur ]. Newman Heirs, of Shreve.
/ n0Rf Mon,,aoonAn