New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-25
PER SONALS,

HoIls. Wdlter j. ana POrteOuS
Burke were temporarially laid u
with la grippe this week, but the fir
weather brought them out.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Knight of Franklin
was called to the bed side of he
daughter. Mrs. S. NJ. Jones, on Daw
son City Plantation last Sunday.
| Mr.. G. P. Moss returned from New
ORLEANS Wednesday, where he was o.
a business trip he reports trade il
Tabasco booming and has orders nov
on hand to keep him busy turning GU
Green Heart LABEL for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II. Knight hay,
received the sorrowful news of tn,
death of Mrs. George Knight. of New
Orleans, their sister-in- law.
Miss Viola Camos, the charming
daughter Of Mr. Joe Camos of Loreau
vile, was in in our city Wednesday,
on her way to the Crescent City to
purchase her spring stock of milli.
merry goods, for her up. date store
in Loreauville. Miss Viola is a most
painstaking and progressive merchant
of Loreauville.
Miss Irene Smith, the accomplished
cousin of Miss Dot Smith, who has
been visiting here for the past two
weeks, left Friday morning in com.
pany with Miss Dot Smith to visit
relatives in Houma thence to New
Orleans for the Carnival.
DR.. Warren G. Young and fam.
lily left last week for New Iberia,
where they will make their future
home. They have taken mp their
residence at the Alma House in that
city. With DR., Young's reputation
and ability there is little doubt of
his success and we congratulate
New Iberia on securing him.
Abbevile Me,idiOnal.
The d. d. Sewing Club was de-
entertained by Miss War
della Turner at her home on jefferson
street, Saturday, February 18th. The
Club began at half past three and
after sewing one hour, the prize was
won by Miss Alberta Decourt in cut
with Miss Clara Pollard. Delicious
were served and the club
adjourned
Miss Ida Woodruff will entertain
February s5th.
A very pleasant evening was spent |
It the home of Mr.. Zenon Decuir,
asst Wednesday evening, when a
Domino Party was given by Miss
louise Decuir and Mathilde Renoudet. |
rs its name indicates the guests after
mutual greetings separated and pro-
eeded to mask, when the dances &C.
upied their attention, some very
unny experiences were had and some
reat surprises, when the masks were
# some staid married ladies deceived
ur young beaux beautifully, some
usbands equally SO, all of which
reated lots of fun, and enjoyment.
'legant refreshments were served and
ppreciated. Those present were:
Kisses Dot Smith, Angel Decuir,
[arie Blanchet, Mathilde Renoudet, II
'ouise Blanohet, AlpIlonsine Decuir,
'uby Jamerson, Agnes Mestayer,
thel and Alma Sharp. Irene Smith, L
tella Estorge, Louise Decuir, Zig III
ecuir, Louise Suberbielle and Miss
lbert of Franklin and Messrs. Cor
m and Albert Sandoz, s. Jones, John {
I'D Robert Taylor. A. NJ. Smith, Al
ed and Emanuel Soulier, Maurice {
emaire, Willie Bauman, Willie Eek
It, Robert Bell, Fred and John ]
,hwing, r. D. Southwell. Mr.. and
rs. LeDoux Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I,
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs E. T. III
eeks. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Gayle,
r. and Mrs. H. E. Suberbielle, Mrs. '
I. Decuir. Mrs. Gus Suberbielle.
Miss Caste Gayle entertained Mon.
" evening in honor of her cousin, |.
ISIS Ruby Jamerson, Of East Fell
ana. the evenings entertainment
As a Mother Goose party. All
9 young ladies present were attired |"
most unique costume, each differ
Z. representing charactnre taken
ON Mother Goose rhymes, each :.
est was presented with large goose
nich they wore for the evening, the
oms We're literally covered with all
amer Of paper cut to initiate char. !.
ters from the different fables bearing
section Of rhyme, and The guests "
re put to the teet of their familiar. !.
with Mother Goose by picking
IN the various figures the discon- q
cted sentences and forming the full "
rses. Miss Ruth Norris received
frst prize for getting the greatest
mbcr Of verses together and
8 Ethel Sharp for the least. II.
rlon Sandoa the Rentlemen's prixe