New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-09
PERSONALS.

3 Mrs. II. +. Duperier, who recently
, visited New Orleans, for consultation
: with physicians, has returned not
3 much improved in health.
Mr.. John Fisher, our former Mayor
is confined to his bed, with quite a
serious indisposition.
Mrs. E. j. Gilbert, nee Bertha Sou
lier, is here visiting her home people
having come from her home in Hatties-
burg, Miss, where Mr.. Gilbert is en-.
gagged in business.
Mrs. j. L. White and daughter Miss
Lizzie visited Lake Charles this week.
Rev. Arthur took the west bound
train last Tuesday
Douglas Southwell spent a few days
in town. He left Oh the 4:38 train
last Tuesday.
We regret to announce the serious
illness of Mrs. W. NJ Smith, mother
of our fellow townsman H. L. Smith,
at this writing her condition is very
low.
Mr.. j. P. Suberbielle took the east
bound train for New Orleans, last
Thursday,
Mr. James F. Britain, Ex-Presi-
dent Police Jury, gave us an appre-
ciated call this week together with
Mr.. Jno. W. Watts, our confrere of
the Coast Herald, of Jeanerette, who
snapped yarn or two with us. Call
| again mon frere.
Mr.. d. C. Knight went to Crowley
last Tuesday.
John A. Pharr of st. Mary was a
visitor to his brother Henry Pharr
last Monday, at Olivier.
DR.. A. c. Gayle, has caught the
prevailing improvement fever and is
making an addition to his handsome
residence on French street.
P. r. Burke, and Hon. X. +.
Broussard are in St Louis attending
the Democratic Convention as dele
gates from the Third Congressional
District.
Sidl ,ey Laughlin, has returned from
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis, where
he spent considerable time taking in
its interesting features.
A most enjoyable picnic was given
last Sunday to Clarendon Shell Beach.
The party went thither by barge,
driven by the tug Zip" After some
hours in varied enjoyment the party
returned having a most restful and !
invigorating outing. The party con-
sisted of Misses S. Duperier, A. Du-
perier, Celeste Pellerin, Lillian Pei.
lerin, Ivy Gordy, Mabel Burtch, Lois
Benthal, Iren Jackey, Mr.. and Mrs. d,
Folse, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Ewing,
Frank Delhoussaye and family, f. w. {
Folse, Jules Bayard, NJ Disch and +,
mother, Luke Bertrand, Mr. and Mrs.
Callen, Joe Renoudet, Robert BOnvil- I
lain, Charley Roddy, A. Broussard,
Glenn Huff. /
The Night Euchre Club met last a
Friday. at the elegant home of the q
Misses Estorge, Main street had a n
most enjoyable evening, Miss Stella
sstorge winning first prize, Miss
Naomi Landry winning the second
'rize. Mr.. Edwin Estorge received i
he first prize for gentlemen and Fred o
the second. Guests present v
we're the Misses Gauche, of New Or {
cans, Miss Lou Schwing from Bayou a
soeuf, and Miss L. Suberbielle
Mr.. Joe Davis the purveyor of L
meats at the market house has added
new member to the firm, he is very
Dung, and arrived Wednesday night
mt will not take active part in the .
usiness for sometime, though he is y
ctive at home and makes the other -
,embers of the family hustle. Con-
. are in order, and from
he large number of persons at Mr.
'avis' stall, Thursday morning, he
semed to be getting them. "
The Ladies Wednesday Afternoon =
Tub was royalty entertained by Mrs.
P. Russell. Several interesting !,
ames were played after which dainty !,
efreshments were served. Miss Dom
ngeaux, of Breaux Bridge was the
lcky winner of the first prize, Miss
elan Gauche the second, and BOBBY
[iss Viola Gauche. The guests pre-
mt were the Misses Gauche, of New I
rleans, Miss l.. Domengeaux, of
reaux Bridge, Mrs. Dr. Carstens, of
orse, La.
The Junior Euchre Club had onsmof
lie most interesting greeting of the
ason at the spacious hospitable home
Miss Nita Broussard, of Morbihan.
fter two hours of spirited playing
was found that Miss Olympic Lee