New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-28
Hazel kirke' the plav WhicI

VIII be given at the Nendome Opera
Heuse. February l4th BY local talent is
one vi the prettiest and most success.
full plays ever written The story is
one Of misguided love, punishment
and repentance Hazel being promis-
ed in marriage to Squire Rodney, falls
in love with Lord Traves, acknow
hedges her love 20 her father. Dunstan
Kirke is cursed driven from home.
fees with Lord Traves. finds she is
deceived 10y false marriage, returns
hI.~- repentant to find her father
blind ID poor She is finally taken
back, the marriage discovered legal
and all ends happily. 1t is also full
of comedy Miss Holman's ability is
too we'll known to require comment.
She plays the part of Hazel by request
The cast of characters is an unusully
fine one. The Young people taking
more interest in the production than
usual II is given as a benefit for st.
Berchman's School. Admission 25,
35, and 80 cents. Seats will be sold
by the young ladies taking part in
the play and Estorge Drug store.
The man who knows good thing
takes paid up stock in the IBERIA
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Died at New Iberia, Tuesday,
Jan II, at BIS p. m, Theozime Bou
dreaux, aged II years. He was ma
tive OF this parish and his remains
were brought to this city for burial
yesterday afternoon He leaves two
bfothers and two sisters Rico Bou
dreaux and Mrs Oscar Trahan, Of this
parish Mrs Vallery Lemaire. OF New
Iberia, and Joseph BoudreauS of
Beaumont, Tex. as we'll as host of
other relatives Ia monrn his loss ~
Elk.
TIE Industrial Institute at Lnfa
yette, begins second term and fourth
session next Monday, January Both.
Send for catalogue aud quarterly bul-
letin f. l.. Stephens, president.
The Cherokee Club entertained
its members last Thursday night, at
the City Hall Several fine dances
were enjoyed the weather being snch
that dancing was pleasure, elegant
refreshments were served and enjoy
ed to the full Those present com.
posed the flower of our young woman
hood and the pride Of our young men.
The Cherokee" is very popular
organization and is growing in num-
beers.
You Car See
the advantage of putting yonr
money where it draws interest.
We pay interest on orr paid up
stock which can be cashed in
stanter.-lBERIA BUILDING AS
ISOLATION.
Thomas Jefferson. who is success
fully starring in rip Van Wrinkle, =
was recently asked why he had no
dog in the play us he is constantly
speaking Of "My dog Schneider. y
He replied; L dislike realism in
art, and realism with tail to wag
would be abtominable No. no, hold
the mirror mp to nature. but don't
hold nature up, reflection OF the
thing hut not the thing itself 2
Miss Jennie Holman has been en-
gagged by the High school. mt Jenne-
rette to give the play Hazel Kirke as
a benefit there. II will he given be-
fore the play here Mr.. Neyil Hem
shaw goes over to play the part Of
Lord Traves aud David Davis comes
to play the part of Dnnstan Kirke.
Died Mt the Plantation home of
his father. Charles Smcdes Cade,
eldest son of Hon. Overton Cade. De-
ceased was bot "a years Of age, rela-
tiyes and friends Of the deceased and
fnmilv went from here to attend the
funeral, which was Mt Belleview
home. Lafayette Parish Interment
at the private family cemetery.
MIR W. -. Gooch. of Vermiiion
Parish, gave our office pleasant call
YESTERDAY He had just returned from
the great Cotton Convention in New
Orleans and was VERY enthusiastic
over the good things that had been
said and done at that convention.
Some of the greatest men OF the South
were there TO add their weight aud
influence to movement calculated for
the hettermant Of the farmer Mr..
Goch left for Abbey lilo on the LEA
train. vermiilion + ALWAYS well
Represented al these important gather
inRs
We can anihoriratyeIy assert
that tho sugar campaign is at last
closed. '.Orange Grove d Mr.. Henry
Pharr was the last 70 shut down,
which occurred Tuesday morning.
after most successful run Of three