New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-06-25
PERSONALS.

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Mrs. Don Foster, Mrs. Leonard Frere
Misses Compton, of Alexandria, Mis-
Louise Compton, CORTLAND Compton
DR.. and Mrs. Carstens, also Mrs. Cole
man, of Franklin, making a most con
genial and happy little party who vii
enjoy the trip to the full, We wis
them Bon voyage.
Miss Josie G. Thorn has left for tn
White Sulphur Springs, West Viz
ginia, where she will spend her vaca
ton.
Mrs. DIR. George j. Sabatier, o
French street, entertained a numbe
of her friends at Euchre last Tuesda,
evening.
At the Attakapas Club last Thurs
day, it being ladies day, number o
young ladies enjoyed a progressiv,
Euchre for a few hours. The frs
prize was won by Miss Fannie Wei
in cut with Miss Garrison, SECOND
prize captured by Miss Agnes Leblanc
Mr. John J. Walsh, of this city
who was connected with the Perkins
Mill Co. of West Lake, has resigned
his position to fill one of considerable
more Importance with the Louisiana
& Texas Lumber Co., of Kenward,
Texas. We wish him success.
The Junior Euchre Club held an in
teresting meeting at the hospitable
home of Misses Irma and Olympic Lee
Blanc, on Thursday last The first
prize was won by Miss Irma Leblanc,
the second by Miss Olympic Leblanc
and the BOBBY by Miss Rita Broussard.
Delicious refreshments were served
which was enjoyed by all. The guests
present were Misses Caroline Eisen-
man, of New Orleans, Maggie Hall,
of Olivier, M. l. Conner, of Morgan
City, Katie Garrison, of Alabama.
Miss Rita Broussard will be the next
hostess of the c1uh
The Ladies Wednesday Afternoon
Club was royalty entertained by Mrs.
R. S. Mcmahon at her beautiful coun-
try home. Several interesting games
were played, after which dainty re-
freshments were served Miss Bessie
Lourd was the winner of the first
prize, second, Miss Lucie Estorge and
BOBBY, Mrs. p H. Segura. Mrs. R.
F. Clerc presented to the club beau
tiful cake plate and Miss Bessie
Lourd, in cut with all the members
VI tbt CluD was inc iuChy NlHucI.
Many thanks to Mrs. Clerc for kind re-
membrance. The guests of the club
were Mrs. r. S. Mcmahon and Miss
Mona Mcmahon of Florida, Mrs. r. F.
Clerc, of New Orleans, Miss Louise
of Cypremont, Miss b.
of Opelousas, Mrs. f. Jau-
bert, of New Orleans, Miss Mamie
Walsh, of Thibodaux The club will
be entertained next week by Mrs. A.
B. Hood at Mrs NJ Galliand's.
Mrs. j. Z. White, of East End en-
tertained her friends at her handsome
new home last Thursday afternoon
from to Z o'clock. About thirty
guests assembled and keenly enjoyed
in unique entertainment
entitled progressive conversation,
seven tables used at which the guests |
were seated who discussed topic |
which had been handed them, after 5 |
minutes, tiny bell summoned al ex-
change to another table where another
topic was furnished and SO on, till the |
last table and topic had been discuss
I'd. The. topics embraced wide
range of subjects and brought out the
talents of all present,
some of the topics were grave, some |
gay, and some humorous, at the end
IF this conversational, vote was
aiken as to whom should be given the |
prize as the best conversationalist,
his prize was awarded by the ladies
present to Miss Katie Billings, whose
und of information and rare converse
ional powers, We're conspicuously dis
played. A number of other ladies re-
'clNcu b ndIluSOilc NOtc. LHc tulhiuS
,ver, the guests repaired to the dining
Dom and discussed most unique,
lainty and delicious refreshments,
beautiful tea girls serving in most
pleasing and GRACEFUL manner. The
flair was voted a pleasing innova-
ion, the hostess was highly compli-
nented for originality. Vocal and in
selections by Mrs. Miller,
hrs Pfister, Miss Barney and Miss
White The guests were Mssda,nes A.
}, Murray, Jos. P. Russell, irwin A.
Bell, l.. T. Dulany, Melvin Fisher, J.
! Forgey, p H. SeguEa, Z. Sanders,
milan Ewes, p +. Henry, Chas Roy,
Lille Berwick, Mile Decuir, NJ
Ives, E. Soulier. 7. L. Morse, Por-
Gus Burke, NJ Farley. G. G. Weeks,