New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-30
PERSONALS.


Mrs. William Lourd and Miss Bessie
returned from New Orleans, Sunday.
Miss Rita French, Oh Thurdsay en-
tertained the fancy sewing club. The
pton, Bessie Galliand, Rita Blanchet,
Lila Wolf, Cora Segura, Freeda Yea
zey, Mildred Blumenthal and Rita
French. Miss Bessie Galliand will be
the clubs entertainer next Thursday.
Miss Agnes George, of Franklin
and Miss Goldie Warren of Jenaerette
is Visiting Mrs. H. Steckler, at Lo-
reauville.
st. Louis, July 20. -Hitched to a
sulky cutivator William Hoyt pulled
his wife and their Agar son all the
way from Moline, ILL.,, to the World s
Fair.
Mr.. HOyt set out upon wager and
covered the distance of 3l5 miles in
just one month, thus winning his bet
of $1,000 and incidentally obtaining
experience which, he says, he would
not have missed for any amount.
Miss Mildred Woodward of Deland,
Fla, who has been acting as manager
for the Western Union Telegraph Co. ),
for the past three weeks leaves this
week for Gulfport, Miss, having ac-
copied permanent position there.
The l.. W. A. G. was entertained
by the charming Mrs. E. P. Carstens,
last ednesday. Delicious Refreshments
were served after which the prizes
were awarded, first, Miss Edna Hack
er, second, Miss Camille Soulier and
BOBBY, Mrs. A. B. Hood. The guests
of the club were Mrs. Cultivate, of
Alexandria; Miss Martin, of Lafayette
Miss Viola Gauche, of New Orleans
The club will be entertained next week
by the Miss Soulier.
Mrs. J. G. Leblanc and Master
Robert Leblanc are visiting in New
Orleans the guest of Mrs r. p Steck
Ter.
Mr.. w. G. Weeks the popular at
torney and Secretary Iberia Building
Association has gone on his annual
vacation to northern and eastern
points, returning will take in the
Worlds Fair Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Widney left
this week for Chicago, Michigan and
st. Louis, to visit old friends and
TAKE IN the Expo.
Mr.. Preston Bouvey, of Plaque
mine, La, nephew of Mr.. John Fish
er is visiting New Iberia this week.
among his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bunch, left last
Tuesday for Marlin, Texas their fu-
ture home
Mr.. George Lind prosperous and
intelligent farmer of ST. Martin, gave
us an appreciated call this week and
added his name to our list Of subscrib-
ers
Mr.. August Pascal after visit Oh
business here week or so, left for his
home San Antonio, Tex, Friday.
Mr.. w. h. Burke and wife, Of
Crowley, La, was here on a short
visit to his relatives and left Thurs
day ON the west bound train.
John R. Taylor has returned from
an enjoyable trip to High Island
Texas, where he heard what the
"Wild waves were saying"
Emile Gajan took business tril
to Gueydan last Thursday.
Mr.. A. Daigre has returned from
his trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Mile Decuir entertained I
number of her friends at her resi-
dence, Charles and Center streets, las
Wednesday,. We have no details bu
hear that all had good time and en-
joyed the delicious and unique. re
freshments, arranged by the charming
hostess.
Mr.. William Lassalle has takel
possession of his beautiful new home
on Julia and Madison streets.
On August 6rst Mr.. and Mrs
Ledoux Smith will leave Batol
Rouge for their future home il
New Iberia. Mr.. Smith served q
State treasurer for four years an,
was a diligent and faithful Official
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smitl
has been noted for its gracious ant
cordial hospitality and they leav
behind many warm friends in th
Capital City, who bid them God
speed aud wish them happines
and prosperity in their new home
Baton Rouge can i'll afford to los