New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06

lose Nit. ana NirS. II. Nea
who since their stay here hav
made a host OF friends. Nh
Mead will very likely accep
8 the position OF Gen. Freigh
r Agent OF an Alabama RaiIroat
Company for which his long ex
perlence IN railroad matters fit
, him. His gain will be New
Iberla's loss.
Mrs. /. K. Gayle entertainct
the Book Circle TUESDAY after
noon IN a most charming man
ncr. he current events dis
cussed were OF musical interest
A delicious luncheon was served
The members present were
Mines. White, Carstcns, Muir
ray, Lcdoux Smith, GaIliand,
Outhwaite, Foster, Dimitry,
! Johnson Misses Sanders and
Annie Bell.
Mr.. Paul DoerIe and his
BRIDE have returned from their
wedding trip through Texas.
| hey were on the 90 all the
time visiting Houston, Beau
mont, Galveston, Dallas and
other points OF interest. Al
together they travelled more
than thousand miles during
the week.
Miss Ethel Bauman on Wed
ncsday afternoon entertained
the loung Ladies Five Hun
dred Club" in most delightful
manner. After series OF in
tercstlng games, Miss lrma Le-
Blanc won the first prize, Miss
Agnes Leblanc the second and
Miss Clara Fisher the BOBBY.
Besides the members present
there were Misses cssic Fisher
and SoIonge Deboval of Rayne.
Misses Brucic and Emma
Brown, daughters of Judge Robt.
Brown have returned from Sum
NIT, Miss, where they attended
the funeral of their uncle in law,
Mr.. Allen w. Hill. Mr.. Har-
vey Hill his nephew, also at
tended the funeral but has not
vet returned. Mr.. Allen w.
Hill was an Ex Confederate
veteran and one of the most
popular men of Summit, where
he was chietof the Fire Depart
ment. Almost the entire COM
munlty turned out at his funeral.
There was pleasant party
in a motor boat Thursday and
the hours of the evening were
pleasantly passed in spinning up
and down the bayou in the neat
craft built by the Messrs. Rus
sell and Kramer. In the party
were Miss Corinne Gonsoulin,
Miss Solonge Deboval, Misses
Marie and Babe Souathe, Miss
JESSIE Fisher, Miss Clara
Fisher, Misses Agnes, OIy-
mpe and lrma Leblanc D.;
Messrs. Ed. Russell, Henry
Broussard and J. G. Leblanc, Jr.
Mrs. Andre VOORHEES, enter
tanned in most delightful man
ner at Euchre on Saturday af-
ternoon. After quite spirited
contest in several games the
prizes went to Mrs. Lazard
King, Ist; Mrs. Gus Suber-
belle, and; Miss Julia Decuir,
Consolation, and Mrs. II. !.
Mead. Those who enjoyed
the hospitality of the charming
hostess were Mesdames Walter
Burke, Paul Suberbielie, Thos.
Morse, II. ]. Mead, ]. N.
Thibodeaux, LeDoux +. Smith,
Gus Suberbielle, Maurice Gal
land, Misses Aline VOORHEES,,
Maud VOORHEES,, Decuir, Blan-
,het, Soulier, Archer and Bill
lngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert lis
:orge entertained Monday a
'ew friends at cards. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. M. Galliand and
Messrs. Ed. Estorge and Le-
loux +. Smith. Delicious re-
reshments were served. MIR.
md Mrs. Estorge left nothing
lndone for the pleasure of their
quests who were Mr.. and Mrs.
(. S. Mcmahon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ledoux L. Smith, Mr.
md Mrs. Louis Fagot, Mr..
md Mrs. Albert Deblanc, Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr..
md Mrs. Nj. Galiand
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Weeks,
Mr.. Ed. Estorge and Mrs.
5ilbert. MIR. M. L.maire
md Miss Rita Soulier and MIR.
md Mrs. Cultivate and Mr..
Fred. Schwing and Miss Es-
orge.
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