New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-08-29


sents is far greater. A this season tn,
carefully cultured garden is full q,
rare flowers. The happy young cou
ple~ expect to divide their time be
tween their lovely home and the
newer aue near Jeaner,tte 's.s-ss
II s,mong the many beautiful presents We
noticed the following:
DR.. p. N. Cyr-A diamond sun. burst
Little Emily LAban--Gold heart with
three diamonds. Her mother-A gold
medal.
Dir. Albert Emmer-A case containing
n dozen knives and forks. silver mounted
pearl handles and carving set to match.
Fire Co. No. t.-aetive aud exempt
members-A fine large silver pitcher
and two silver tumblers, mounted on a
stand
a fine Chocolate set
Mr. aud Mrs. Fernand Gonsoulin.-A
lavRe silver waiter.
Mrs. Alf. Gonsonlin aud daughter, A
large handsome lamp, mounted on stand
Mr. j. G.. Fuller "A ease containing a
pretty silver tea set.
DR.. Geo. P. Minvie''s "A case contain
ing pretty silver bowl and pitcher
Mr.. Silvio Brouasard, A ease Of silver
teaspoons.
Mrs. A. Grossman,-A set of silver cot
fee spoons
Mrs. r. G. Mccullough, "A silver pic
kle fork
Mrs. p. l.. Renoudet,-A pretty fancy
brass table and urn to match.
Mr.. and Mrs Gabriel Fortier, "A silver
tray.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Leblanc and family
A silver waiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Burke,-silver
pickle fork.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Knight pretty
hand painted tray.
Mrs. A. Erath and family ,-silver sugar
silver tray. Mrs. Paul LeBourgeois
pretty silver cream spoon. Ulysse Ian
dry-pretty silver ice tongs. Mrs. F. W.
Moore set of fancy silver teaspoons.
Misses Marie and Babe Souathe
glass berry dish and large silver spoon.
Mrs Fritz Dietlein-pretty silver berry
spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. DeBlane-
one statue Eris. Misses Daisy and Lee
Romero-pretty silver sugar bowl. Mr.
and Mrs. Pulliam-set of silver coffee
spoons. Mrs. Anthony Renoudet fancy
fruit dish. Mr.. Norbert and Miss A.
Blanchet-pretty silver mounted fruit
dish Mrs. j. n. Bieuvenue- fancy tea
set. Mr.. Chas. Carstens pretty fruit
dish Miss Annie Archer-pair Of fancy
urns. Mr. aud Mrs. G. P. Moss-fne
painted glass Jewelry ease. Mr.. W. 8.
Patont-cut glass berry dish. Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. A. Breaux-pair of fancy cake
dishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Dupuy-
pretty mounted lamp. Miss Laura App
fel-large hand painted pitcher. Mr. and
Mrs. +. Pfistsr-pair of China hand painted
pitchers. Mrs. Alice Gates-hand painted
glass tea set and winter. Mr. and Mrs. 8.
Points pretty fancy urn. Misses Annette
and Gertrude Brown-cut glass dish. Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Hall-silver urn, Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Eves-cut glass candy
dish. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brittain--cut
glass berry dish. Baby Wilmot Dalferes-
pretty pair of statues. Ticket Lost-pair
of hand painted vases. kessrs. Sidney
and Henry Patout-large china gilt urn.
Mr. and Mrs. P. X. Burke-large mounted
brass urn. Mr.. Homer aud Miss Cecilia
Dupre-fancy painted china pitcher Mr..
and Mrs. A. Cousin, Jr. fancy hand made
Mr. Chas. Mnridat-
gilt and china urn. Mr. and
Mrs Louis Appfel-large hand painted
urn Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Whitworih-
very pretty china and brass urn. Mr..
Willie Eckart-fancy jardinier. Miss
Vuillemont, large pair of
statues. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Marsh
large pair of statues. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
pair OF statues. Miss Lise
Pilet-vase and statue combined. Misses
Media and Edna Hscker-fancy brass
cloek. Mrs. Capt. White--fancy hand
made sofa pillow. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
of fine Mexican handker-
chiefs. Mrs. James Schexnayder-p
Mexican dolies. DIR. Albert Emmsr-fine
arge trunk. Her mother-large embroid-
led tablecloth and dozen dolies. ALT,
Armand and Helen Ortemyer--fancy
wooden rocker. Mr. and Mrs. r. 8. Mo
Nahon-largs fancy rattan rocker. Mrs.
n. A. and II. Patout-hne oak case,
in brass, containing 1O8 pieces Of
leavy silver knives, forks and spoons OF
lifferent sizes, by the dozen. Two carv-
ng sets, berry spoons, fruit spoons, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Labau left on
he 2:3O train for short wedding journey
arrying with them the earnest good wishes |
( host Of friends.
'eace be around thee, where ere thou |
rovest,
lay life be for thee ono summer day,
md all that thou wisheth and oil that thou
lowest,
ome smiling around thy sunny way,
I SORROW ere this calm should break,
lay ever thy tears pass OF SO lightly.
ike spring showers they'll only make
he smiles that follow shine moro brightly.
lay time who sheds his blight Ger all,
nd daily dooms some JOY to death,
'er thee let years SO gently fall,
hey shall not crush one flower beneath,
. half in shade and half IN Sun
his world along its path advances,
ny that side the Suns upon
. all that ere shall meet thy Chances.