New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-08-01
The "Wednesday afternoon Eue

was won by Mrs, y. j. SubefDlellc
second by Miss l.. Leblanc, BOBBY
by Miss Watson. The guests were
Misses Crawford, Mathews, Watson.
Lourd and Mrs. ,Jaubert
Mrs. Maurice Galliand will enter
tain next "Wednesday
Mr.. John r. saucier has just re-
turned from San Antonio, Tex,
whittier went with is family. Mr..
Saucier contemplatos permanent re-
moval to Texas as soon as the rice
harvest is over, Brownsville seems to
he his objective point. rs lands are
cheap there and everything lends 10
at that point.
Miss Marie Duperier attended the
wedding of her brother at Beaumont
the past week.
Miss Lizzie DeValcourrt is n guest
of relatives.
Mr. w. o. Bunch made a business
trip to Galveston this week.
Mr. Fl. j. Werner, general salesman
for the Cable Piano Co. is here spend
ing some time assisting Prof. Dec in
establishing their new store
Mr.. Chas A. Provost, returned
Wednesday from his trip to Boston,
New York and Washington, he reports
having an enjoyable time.
Miss Efiie Phillips, i'll company
with her visitors the Misses Clifton S
left for Patoutvillc Tuesday.
Messrs. Bob Patout, A. J. Maumus,
Judge Foster and Emile Ribbeck leave
next Tuesday On an outing to Grand
Isle.
Miss S. Simon Of Opelousas, is vi
sitting Mrs. Chas. VOORHEES, of Iberia
Street
Miss Marie Patout has returned
from her trip to Galveston where she
was visiting Miss Ada Mistrot
Mr.. +. o. Schwing, Ulysses Ian
dry. Frank Broussard and Henry Blan
chet, were among those who took the
excursion to Galveston.
Quite an enjoyable fish fry was Civ
en- by the young men last week.
Chris Eckart returned TO Opelousns
after visit here.
Mr.. Paul Kramer is here spending
a few days with relatives.
The following parties were taken
to the Spanish Lake Saturday
mght, and treated to the best the
country could afford. Mr.. Albert
Ribbeck was master Of ceremonies,
and so well did he perform his
duties that all gave him vote of
thanks for pleasant time, aud for
a fine fish supper aud other cour-
tesiss, the party consisted Of: E.
s. Center, of Chicago, W. P.
Ynncy, Jr.. of New Orleans, R. W.
jones, A. Fl. Pedeaux Of the Deer
ing Division of the International
Harvester Co., of America. All
were impressed with our wonder
ful surroundings.
Mrs. Clara Duperier and Miss
May Bauman left Sunday for a trip
In the Mountains Of Virginia and
Tennessee, and other points of
interest.
Misses Lily Bernard and Daisy
Simon returned on Monday last
from a pleasant stay Of several days
in Abbsville.
DR.. T. B. Fitzhugh president Of
Bellhavsn College, at Jackson,
Miss, Is here for a few days look
ing after the intsrents of the Col
lsge.
Mrs. DR.. r. l.. Mcmahon of
Cienfngus, Cuba, after a delight,
ful visit at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. H. G. Brooks, departed for
her home in Cuba, last Saturday.
Mrs. r. N. Gourdin-Smith Of
New Orleans, spent few days in
town this week, the guest Of rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. N. Robert.
son, and Mrs. j. G. N. Robertson.
Miss E. Catherine Robertson,
left for New York Friday to visit
her aunts, Mrs. Lamb and Miss
Helen Robertson.
Mrs. G. B. Ellis and children
left Friday for Kentucky to visit
her mother.
Mrs. Harry Gautier Of Biloxi,
Miss, il the guest Of Mrs. L. O.
Hacker.
Miss Odile Bieuvenu Of st. Mar
tinvills, il visiting friends here.
Miss Edvige do Clnet has re-
turned to her home 10 Lafayette.
Miss Jeanne ]. Danterive will
soon leave on ! several weeks visit
to relatives aud friends 10 St.
james Parish.
N. and Mrs. James Gebert who
havs been summering At Avalon,
Colo, are now ii Lake City, Colo !,
they report GOOD health and plenty
Of good Mountain air.
Mr. g. J. Hars left Thursday for
Jsaoerstte to spend few weeks
With relatives ard friends.