New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
PERSONALS.


Rev Robt. W Waugh was in oul
midst last Wednesday and Thursday
greeting his host of friends here.
Mr. Alpha Fontelieu after dav or
two's visit returned, 70 New Orleans
last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. w Thibodeaux and wife of
Mer Rouge. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS. n. Thibodeaux at their COSY home
East End.
Mr.. II. g. Sealy, and wife are back
from the st. Louis Exposition. after q
most enjoyable trip there and else
where
Miss Matte McGrath. of our es-
teemed contemporary, the Baton
Rouge Truth gave our office an APP
precated visit this week.
Mr.. Reginald Dykers, secretary and
manager of the Louisiana Planter and
manufacturer made tour of most of
our sugar houses this week.
Mr.. Clet Girard formerly private
secretary to Hon. II. f. Broussard, is
now on duty with Renoudet & Deitlein
as assistant book keeper
L. J. Haase Esq, visited Lake
Charles this week on business and re-
turned much enthused with what he
saw at that thriving city
Mr. W. G. McGinnes, of Lake
Charles, proprietor of the Grand Cen
trail Hotel now building was here |
Monday Mr.. McGinnes says we
should build Hotel.
Oliver G. Patten, business manager
of Lyman II. Howe's Moving Pictures
which will he at the Vendome Opera
House, Friday evening, December 2.
was in the city yesterday, in the in
terest of his attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Moore of this
city were bereaved last Sunday of
their beautiful baby boy, Trad Quirk
Moore, aged 10 months. The body
was inferred at the Protestant Gene
terry, Monday. Rev. Arthur, officiating.
The Enterprise offers its sympathy.
A most enjoyable ladies reception
vas given last Tuesday, ut the hospit-
able and elegant home of Mrs Ledoux
Smith. on Charles street, given in !
ionor of her guests, Mrs. NJ Lee of G
New Orleans, and Miss Matte Nc
1rath, of Baton Rouge. A pleasant
,our was spent in interchange of civ
lities and congenial intercourse dur I
ng which most elegant refreshments {
we're partaken of Those present C
we're Madames T. l.. Morse. Fl. \. II
King, M Galliand, w. b. Sharp 9. 8
), Provost, j. J. Forgey,C. G. Weeks, O
)has. Lee, Schwing, @. Roy, A. G.
iayle. 4. Gayle, N. Johnson, 9. O. a
Trainer, Montgomery. Purcell John a
iebert, p Fl. Segura, A. Landry, |. a
i. Bell, J. p. Russell, A. b. Murray, T.
n Thibodeaux, E. j.. Grant. Caro- s.
inc Onderdonk, and Richard Pomeroy. h
Kisses. g. Sanders. L. Decuir, Pike, &
storge and Fay Barney. d
A most enjoyable conversation" t
as given by Mrs. Ledoux e. Smith, II
'st Thursday evening at her pleasant o
ONE, on Charles street. A miniature II
ock was given each guest by which q
ours and minutes were told, every 81
We minutes tiny bell was rung I'll
hich was signal to change part el
ers and subjects of conversation. The V
tire range of subjects was gone over 81
nd all the Leading questions of the W
~ were discussed amid much merri- u
ent Several pleasant hours were IN
'ent in this fashion an i'm discussing nj
Ie elegant refreshments for which
RS. Smith is famous. The party, hi
rye one, was given in honor of her gt
tests Mrs. j. M. Lee and Miss Matte sc
cGrath. who were taken by party 81
,sterday to the Salt Mines and upon al
q return left for New Orleans, leav- W
x behind them many pleasant mem es
les and friends. ST