New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-11-22
PERSONALS.

The Ladies' Wednesday After,
noon Euchre Club was entertained
this week by Mrs. Albert DeBlanc.
Miss Ria Schwing won the first
prize, a handsome statue. Miss
Marian Daspit, the second, a
purse, while the BOBBY fell to Miss
Mistrot. The guests present were
Miss Ada Mistrot and esdames
Roy, Hardy and Thomas. Mrs.
Ernest Carstens will entertain next
week.
Mr.. A Soulier who has for some
time past been with the Estorge
Drug Co. left for Alexandria this
week where he will take charge of
their new store in that city.
Miss Rosa Onorato a charming
young lady of New Orleans, is
visiting Miss Maud Carstens.
Miss Marie PatOut returned from
Texas, this week with Miss Ada
Mistrot, who will be her guest
here.
Miss Marie Patout returned from
Texas this week, with Miss Ada
Mistrot, who will be her guest
here.
Miss Corinne, Lou and Edna
Schwing of Lake Charles, after
some days visit to Mrs. F. Schwing
are now visiting friends at Patout-
vile.
Mrs. w. D. Southwell was a
visitor to New Orleans last week.
Mrs. j. P. Suberbielle enter
tanned the Couture Club" on
Tuesday with number of her
friends as guests of the Club. The
feature of the evening was guess
ing contest Of famous works Of art,
including famous paintings, ruins,
statues, madonnas and works of
the great sculptors, also pictures of
famous persons.
After the contest dainty lunch
con was served. The successful
contestants were Mrs. Walter
Burke, first prize, Miss Taylor,
guests prize. Those present in
Guided Mesdames Gebert, Russell,
Murray, Davis, Burke, Miller,
Hogsett, Bunch and Thomas.
Misses Julia Decuir, Suberbielle,
Taylor, Sealy, Alphonsine and
Angelo Decuir, Schwing and De-
Blanc.
Mr.. j. G. Landes, Of College,
vile, Penn, is looking at our Sec
ton with a view Of investing in
some Of the good things here.
DR.. Adolph Koch has returned
from visit the Crescent City.
Mr.. Pettibone and wife of Penn
sylvania, are here looking after
their interests in the Keystone
Plantation, and visiting their ven
cradle friend, Col. J. W. Peters.
Mr.. j. w. Bowdish, Cashier Of
the Citizens National Bank, Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, gave us a
pleasant call. He is interested in
the Hutton Plantation of this
parish.
Mr.. J. F. Hamilton, President
of the Merchants National Bank
and the Cedar Rapids Savings
Bank came up after the close Of
the Bankers Convention to look
ct our country and incidentally to
inspect the Hutton Plantation. =.
Mr.. r. P. Dedman of Hickman
Mills, Mo-, is looking at our section
with a view of locating.
The young ladies and gentle
mems Euchre Club was enter
tanned Monday night by Miss
Mathilde Renoudet, at Mrs. A. J.
Suberbieile's residence. Those
present were Miss Ada Mistrot,
Marie Patout, Silvia Decuir, Laura
6orrel, Cessa Fuller, Lucy and
Stella Estorge, Lou DeGeneres,
Leocade Leblanc, Louise Decuir,
Mathilde Renoudet, Cora Labyche.
Messrs. Silvio Brousssrd, Bur-
guire, Ed DeGeneres, r. Haase.
Robert Perry, Pfister, Henry Sub
erbielle, Edward Estorge; Drs.
Conrad, Sanders, and White. The
first ladies prize was captured by
Miss Louise Decuir, Miss Oessa
Fuller won the second. First
gsntlsmen's prize won by Mr..
Robert Perry, second prize by
Mr.. Ed DeGeneres. Doctor White
donated lone hand prize which
was captured by Miss Lou De-
Generes. The next meeting will
be entertained by Miss Cessa
Fuller on Tuesday night, Decem-
ber I'd.
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