The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-08-05
was better than it has been for years.
With such results it is no wonder
that Beausejour Springs is gaining
so much popularity.
CarcnSr~, News.

CarcnSre News.
fs1nt t'as Kexns, Cori c>pohdcnt
st. Peters Church celebrated
on July 26th the Feast of St Ann.
Rev Father Laforest had been
preparing for some time for this
celebration. An association has
been formed among the ladies of
the ecclesiastical parish, to be known
as E'The Congregation of the Ladies
of St Ann" and on Wednesday
there were I12 members enrolled
which is certainly good number
in SO short a time. The visiting
clergy VIII ON Father Laforest invited
to his assistance were Rev. Father
Noise of Washington, and Rev.
Beau Valet the renowned French
Missionary. During the high mass,
made SO impressive by the solemn
ceremonies of the Catholic church,
a most beautiful panegyric to St.
Ann, was preached by Father Beau
Valet.
The officers elected by the mem
bers of the society are, Mrs. Esteve
Breaux, President; Mrs. CASTOR
Blot, Mrs. F. Comeaux, Mrs. A.
Cheffer and Mrs. L. H. Prejean,
Vice Presidents; Mrs. d. A. Dimitry,
Secretary; and Mrs. J. D. Breaux
Treasurer. There is no doubt it
will prove a powerful and influential
organization.
MIR. Maurice Francez, and Miss
Mettie Martin, were married in La
fayette Wednesday July 23rd, Rev.
Father Healy officiating. Mr.: Fran
cez is son of the late DR.. r. J.
Francez. Miss Martin is the daugh-
ter of MIR. Martial Martin, a promi-
nent citizen of Lafayette. The
people of Carencro extend to the
happy couple, their most sincere
congratulations.
The new extension to the main
building Of the Carencro Union Gin
cry is nearly completed. 1t is to be
used as a meeting hall.
The ball at Crouchet's Hall on
the night of July 27th was social
and financial success.
Sheriff I. A. Broussard and
party of friends, with Mr.. A. G.
Guilbeau as pilot, spent the day
fishing at the bayou near the
Carencro Springs, few days ago.
They seemed to have had fine time
Of it. Isaac knows where to go
when he wants to have real old
fashion fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marc. Lazaro and
children were in Carcncro attending
he Francez- Martin wedding.
DIR. F. w. Courtney has returned
rom the Worlds Fair.
There was very large gather
i>g of people. made u p of the friends
rel
party, present at ST. Peters Catholic
church on Saturday evening July
10Th to witness the marriage of Mir.
Ludovick Gui'besu and Miss Ida |
~rouchet. After the bride and |
groom with attendants had Ces@vn- !;
led from their carriages, they were |
by the Carencro Band to !
he Church, playing very pretty !
march, Rev Father Iafo-
est received the bridal couple at |
he altar, and there performed those
ties of the church always SO solemn
md impressive. The bride was
lttired in a cream white silk A
beautiful bride and a handsome
groom, always form picture lovely
O look upon, SO it is not remarkable
hat this happy pair was the recipient
# SO many hearty congratulations.
after the ceremony at the church
he bridal party went to the ssHalr'
IF Mr.. Henry Crouchet the brother
If the bride, where refreshments
we're partaken of, and several hours
passed in happy dancing. Mr.
-udovlc Guilbeau, the son of Hon,
l. Guilbeau, is one of the most
popular young men of our town,
md admired by all for his many
terling qualities. Miss Crouchet is
Lowell y young lady, who has always
occupied an enviable position in
'ur little social circle. Your CORES
'ondent extends to the newly
married couple, his sincere wishes
or their future prosperity and hap
'incss.
MIR. ]. r. Jeanmard had charge
f the store of Mr.. Geo. r. Brown,
uring that gcntleman's absence in
chicago.
There appears to be certain
alo of mystery surrounding the
lentity of con dit" the corresDon-
snt of the Advertiser. !
Marriages seem epidemic this
lmmer. Who next? |
Cotton is opening. ,,
Mr.. p D. Alpha was in town (
lis week. ,
Have c. c. Browps that prince c
f wits fell Won oll