New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-25

day for Montgomery, Ala, to enter
the Massey Business College.
Mr.. Abner Gilmore, Of the "Suga1
Planters Journal was ON a visit
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Brown, of
New Orleans, are spending few days
here.
Hons. Couvillion and Allen, Jud-
ges of the Circuit Court, are here this
week holding a session.
Mr.. John A. Gebert, spent several
days in New Orleans, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Ceeile VOORHEES, of New Iberia
arrived in Lafayette Sunday, to spend
week with relatives. Advertiser.
Mr.. E. E. Soulier and Miss Amelia
Locquet of st. Martinsville, were here
to attend the Marin Gauthier we'd
ding, last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. G. M. Robertson and
daughter, Katherine and Mrs. G.
Smith, arrived from New Orleans this
week
Miss Mamie Knight, after long
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira H.
Knight, left for her home, in Lake
Charles.
Mr.. S. d. Duckworth, who has
been spending some months in Indiana,
with his daughter, has returned to his
home here.
Mrs. John 7. White and daughter
Lizzie and Miss Fay Barney, return
ing refugees, arrived last Friday on
the noon train.
Sugar house parties seem to be
all the 60 about now, Orange Grove,
Segura and Morbihan, being the fav-
critics with our young people.
Miss Gladys johnson, neice of Mrs
A. @. Pickett, who has been sum-
mering here has returned to her home
in Waco, Texas.
Mrs. Cultivate, nee Corinne Bur-
CESS, of Alexandria, is visiting in
New Iberia, the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Burgess.
Mr.. Alph Ortmeyer, was at home
last Saturday and enjoyed several
days visit, leaving for New Orleans,
Monday.
Mr.. Joe VOORHEES,, came in from the
Crescent City last Sunday, to enjoy a.
visit Of few days with relatives and
frieuds here, departing for Ell Paso,
Texas last Tuesday. He will go into
business at that place.
Mr.. Minor Merriweather, ST.,
father of Midshipman Merriweather,
now on trial for the death Of Midship- |
man Branch at the Naval Academy at |
was in New Iberia last
Monday on business, presumably con-
nected with the trial of his son.
Mrs. j. Y. Gilmore of New Orleans,
wife of the late J. Y. Gilmore, who
conducted the very popular "Sugar
Bowl" in this City. was here for q
few days this week, the guest Of Capt.
Thos. L. Morse and family. Her son
John accompanied her.
DR.. E. D. Gardner, of Clarks, La.
Surgeon in Chief of the Clark's Go.
Hospital corps and classmate of Mr.. J.
B. Hull, Of this City, is here on a
visit and is enjoying the hospitality
Of his old classmate of the University
Of Michigan. together they visited the
Crescent City and returned Thursday.
Messrs. Nathan and Benny Levy,
son OF ex. Councilman Levy, left last
for New Orleans, where
they will be the guest Of relatives,
until next Wednesday, when they will
board q steamship bound for the City
IF Panama. They will engage in COM
mercial pursuits. These young men
have all the necessary qualities for
and we have no doubt Of
their future success.
The l.. W. A. G. was charmingly
Thursday, by Mrs. O. G.
Dupre, at her home, ON Julia street.
The first prize, lovely cut glass CO.
logne bottle, was won by Miss L.
Second, cut glass vase
line jar, by Miss Irma Leblanc; BOBBY
by Mrs. p. H. Segura. A delicious
luncheon was served after the game.
which were highly relished. The
guests of the club were Mrs. DIR. Lee
Henry, Misses Bridewell and Trichel.
The club will be entertained Wednes-
lay by Mrs. L. @. Fagot.