New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
PERSONALS.


Rouge, La, was the guest durins
the week of his friend, Mr.. E. f
Delhommer.
Miss Florence Elmer who ha:
been the guest of Miss Louise
Kramer, returned to her home il
New Orleans last Friday.
Misses Daisy and Minnie Simon
and their grandfather, Mr.. F. S
Lutzenberger, who had been spend
ing some time at Ocean Springs,
Miss, returned home this week.
Capt. Dudley Avery and Mr.. G.
Britain have returned from trip
to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. Harold Henshaw left for
High Island, Tex, Friday. Newell
Henshaw leaves today for that
noted resort.
Mr.. Tim Sharp left the latter
part of the week for Baton Rouge.
Mr.. V. p. Guilfoux, c. E. has
been appointed Parish Surveyor
by the Governor.
Miss Jessie Smith and Miss
Lucie Tourney, of Franklin, are
having an enjoyable time here with
Miss Underwood.
Mrs. Alfred Gates, of New Or
leans, is here visiting friends.
A dance was given last Friday
evening at the City Hall by the
young men to the young ladies.
Mr.. j. p. Russell, after weeks
stay at Mount Hope Plantation re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Sarah f. Burnham, Of
Hartford, Conn, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Burnham, also Mrs.
Geo. Henderson.
MIR. Alex Gray, of New Orleans,
is here visiting friends.
Miss Alphonsine Decuir returned
home Saturday after a visit to
friends in Franklin.
Miss Cessa Fuller returned home
Sunday after a short stay in
Lafayette.
Mr.. c. F. Laughlin, after visit
ing friends in New Orleans and
other places returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. Leon J. Landry, Cadet at
West Point is at home, called here
by the death of his sister, Emile.
He will return today.
Mr.. Albert Decuir returned home
Wednesday from a visit to Gibson
City.
Architect Dickey, of New Or
leans, is here supervising the finish
ing touches to the new Jail.
DR.. A. G. Gayle and Mic Muller
visited the Haywood Wells on
Bayou BOuillon, St. Martin Parish,
last week and found them hard at
work with every prospect Of sue
cess.
Miss Teets Gayle, returned from
this week.
Mrs. George EastOn, of st. Mar
tin, is the guest this week of Mrs.
Frank Patin.
Mr.. A. B. Murray and family
have arrived from their outing
much benefited. They passed
several weeks in Indian Territory
and Oklahoma, but he says "there's
no place like home"
Hon. Walter j. Burke is having
extensive repairs made to his resi-
dence in east end, necessitating his
removal till completed. He is now
occupying the home of his brother,
Hon. POrteus r. Burke.
Mrs. P. F. Henry who has been
visiting her son DR.. E. l.. Henry
at Lecompte, has returned for a
short stay among her friends.
Mr.. l.. r. Gaidry, confidential
assistant and book-keeper for the
wholesale house Of J. Dreyfus, has
gone to Salt Lake City as dele
gate to the Grand Lodge of the
Elks. He took a snapshot and
400 films, we shall have picture
gallery when he returns.
The Ladies' Euchre Club was en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Oscar Dupre. The first
prize, a comb and brush tray in
cobalt blue, was won by Miss
Annie Archie; tie second, statu-
cite, by Miss Agnes Leblanc, while
the BOBBY fell to Mrs. Albert De-
Blanc. Miss Edna Hacker will en-
terrain the club next Wednesday.
Miss Rosalis Battle, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Bunch for several wesks,
left Tuesday for her home at
Marlin, Texas.
Misses Alma and Ethel Sharp
will leave Tuesday for a visit to
friends in Franklin.
Cards have been issued for an
sat home' with Miss Maud Cars.
tens on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John 7. DevalcOurt and
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