The correct answer is (C) To attempt to please; to provide what is needed or wanted; to provide meals, refreshments, amusement, etc. for; to arrange (but not cook) the meals in an institution, etc.

Cater comes from Middle English catour, Old French acateor (buyer), acater (to buy).

Examples of use:

• He unfortunately attempts to cater to all tastes.
• The reception and dinner were catered.