New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-09-13
PERSONALS.

ginia this morning, whittier he
goes to attend the famous Uni
versity of Virginia.
Mr.. Archie Young, once resid-
ent Of New Iberia, now OF Veml!-
ion parish, is a visitor to our town
on business. He is rice planter
near Gueydan and reports the rice
crop as about so per cent short in
that locality.
Mr.. Baptiste Lena an Italian
who for sometime kept an oyster
stand here, died after lengthy
illness at this place, East Side,
Sept. 10th. His body was taken
in charge by Mr.. Manoni and
shipped to his wife in New Or
leans on the evening train.
Mr.. Robert Cage continues to
improve and is once again seen on
our streets much to the satisfaction
of his many friends.
Miss Ida Girard of st. Martin,
is visiting Mrs. Frank Patin at the
Eureka House.
Miss Preston of Kentwood, La,
is visiting Miss Maggie Hall.
Mrs. X. Clerc leaves shortly to
visit relatives in Memphis Tenn
Miss Monin of Jeanerette was
visitor here last Thursday.
Messrs. Michael Levy and Mil
ton Carstens leave next week to
resume their studies at Tulane.
Hon. Overton Cade was here on
Wednesday last.
Hon. J. Y. Sanders, Speaker of
the House, was here Wednesday,
attending the session of the 3D.
Congressional District Committee.
Mr.. r. G. Sealy leaves Monday
to accompany his son and Joel
Fisher to Washington, Miss,
where both boys will enter Jeffer
son Military College.
Mr.. Octave Renoudet Jr., leaves
Monday for the Jesuit College at
Convent, La.
Miss Winnie Emmer, of Beau
mont, Texas, is visiting Mrs. H. F.
Duperier.
Mr.. Irenas Leitermeyer leaves
Tuesday for Red Stick, to resume
his studies in the La. State Uni
versity.
Miss Mamie knight of Thibo-
deaux, is visiting her brother, Mr..
| |. II. Knight, of East End.
One Of the most enjoyable events
Of the season was a progressive
euchre party given by Miss Laura
Sorrel, in honor of her guest Miss
Fournet, at her beautiful country
home on Thursday evening last the
4th of September. The gallery was
beautifully lighted with japanese
lanterns which served for double
purpose, one to show the invited
guest the road to the house, which
sets back some distance from the
main thoroughfare, and the other
to illuminate the lawn. AS the
guests arrived they were most cor
daily welcomed by the hostess who
made all feel at home. AS soon as
all parties had arrived twenty eight
light hearted and happy people
were seated around seven tables
where fourteen games of euchre
were played, with the following
result: The ladies first prize was
captured by Miss Susie Smith, the
ladies second prize by Miss Ar
cher, and the ladies BOBBY prize by
Miss L. Blanchet. The gentle
mans first prize was won by DR.. T
Conrad, the gentleman's second
prize by Mr.. E. Soulier, and the
BOBBY prize by DR.. J. W. Sanders
During the games and after the
prizes had been awarded delicious
refreshments were most bountifully
served.
Mr.. Harold Henshaw has goeu
to Charlottesville, Va, where he
will enter the University Of Vir.
ginia.
Mrs. w. G.. Smith, of New Or.
leans, is the guest Of Mrs. P. II
Segura, East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Satter6ed
after a most enjoyable trip to thu
Golden Gate, California, Colorado
and other places, have returned.
The Cade home is once more
occupied, Mrs. G. T. Cade, ant
daughters kittie and Margaret
having returned from High Island
Texas.