The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-09-15

before the game was over their OPP
ponents threw up the sponge. The
score stood II to 2. We under
stand that the Carencro boys will
practice with view of regalning
their lost laurels.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. VanderCruyssen
and Charles Broussard went to
Rreaux Bridge Friday evening to
attend the marriage of Miss
Marcelitte Broussard and Mr..
Oneziphore Badon. The ceremony
was performed Saturday afternoon
by the Rev. Father Borias in the
presence of large number of friends
and relatives of the couple who are
estimable members of old and
prominent families of St. Martin.
The young men of Lafayette,
headed by that indefatigable pleas
ure-seeker, Louis Iacoste. will open
the season by calico ball at Falk's
on the 22d instant which promises
to be brilliant social event whose
success will be the talk of the young
folks for many days to come. If we
may judge by the elaborate prepa-
tons it will knock all former efforts
into utter insignificance.
Prof. LIE Rosen opened the High
School with an attendance of sixty
ty-six pupils, thirty-three being from
the country, which is proof enough
that the High School is a parish
institution and its benefcient results
are not restricted to this town as
some people enormously claim.
1t is absolutely necessary that an
assistant to Prot. LeRosen be ap
pointed without delay. We hope
the school authorities will see their
way clear to immediate action in
this matter.
Everybody should bear in mind
that it is tonight that Judge Meaux's
Dramatic Club will present to the
public at the Pilette hall very in
teresting comedy entitled sLe Par
venu." This club is composed Of
Pilette's local talent and we are as
sured its first appearance will be a
signal success. Judge Meaux has
spared no efforts to give the people
an entertaining representation and it
is to hoped that the people will
give him the support which the
cause deserves.
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day evening from Jefferson City,
Mo-, in company with his newly
made bride, Miss Louise G.. Woehr-
man, an accomplished young
which united for life our estimable
friend to the one of his choice were
performed on Sept. II, at noon, by
the Rev. DR.. Johnson,a leading min
lister of Jefferson City. Immediate
ly after the nuptial knot was tied
the happy couple took train and
started on their journey homeward.
They arrived here Thursday evening
and proceeded to Mrs Young's
where the sincerest good wishes Of
all were extended to them.
| p. Nj. Kokanour will accept oul
thanks for neatly printed and vel
bound catalogue containing pre-
MUM list and rules for the Annua
Fair of the Jennings Fair and Parl
Association to be held Oct. 20, a.
IS, 1894. Jennings is not large
town, but it has reputation for pro
gress of which more pretentiou
towns would be proud. We cal
the attention Of the people of thi
town to this mode Of building a tow1
IN the hope that it will strike som'
Of them favorably. Says the cata
. logue: emo extravagant claims arr
made, but the Association has lait
out and is carrying forward a plan
for the permanent Improvement o
fair grounds that will be ample 70
an annual exhibition, and a pleas
ant gathering Of the public, wher'
the products of the farm, orchard
garden, home and shop may be ad
vantageously exhibited, helpful
views and experiences detailed an
compared, and proper amount O
sports and amusements enjoyed