New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28
SANDERS LADIES CLUE

, SSNtNcSNS INstIS SIop'
} One hundred and fifty ladies
by aCtuaI count, met uesda'
afternoon at the Auditorium
and completed the organization
of a Sanders Ladies Club
There had been signatures o
486 ladies' of tho City obtained
to the rolls OF the organization
and It was expected that there
would be large attendance bu
that the meeting would be sc
well attended was not expected
1t was demonstration OF the
popularity OF the candidacy OF
Mr.. 7. Sanders. and mark
ed contrast to the meeting oil
the night previous when the
Wilkinson Ladies Club was or
gained on which occasion it is
reliably reported there were but
13 ladies present.
The Sanders Ladies Club of
New Iberia completed its organ
izatlon by the election OF the
following officers:
Mrs. J. w. X. Shaw, Presi-
dent; Miss Chevic Sanders, Sec
rotary.
Honorary Presidents.-Mrs.
Jacob Davis, Mrs. {. Broderick,
Mrs. August Erath, Mrs. +. l..
Romero, Mrs. l.. A. Pellerin,
Mrs. Sevelia Sanders, Mrs. S.
Boudreaux, Mrs. {. Irape, Mrs.
Emile Perret, Mrs. Judge
Gates, Mrs. p. Charbonnet.
Vice Presidents. Mrs. !. -.
Walsh, Mrs. S. A. BenthaI,
Mrs. LeBrun, Mrs. N. S. Dav-
ldson, Mrs. Julius Etle, Mrs.
X. Herpeche, Mrs. |. I. Rand,
Miss Sara Chivers, Mrs. II. X.
Farmer, Mrs. Jno. {. Curtis,
Mrs. S. Dslahoussaye, Miss
Louise Broussard, Mrs. CASTOR
Dauterive, Mrs. Garcia Romero,
Mrs. Frank Hebert, Mrs. II.
L. Fuller, Mrs. ]. Woford
Sanders, Mrs. John Grcig, Mrs.
Robt. Hasse, Mrs. w. J. Du-
and, Mrs. A. LaCour, Mrs.
Jerry Taylor, Mrs. Leonard
Marie, Mrs. Arstide Boutte,
Mrs. w. l.. Dupuy, Mrs. Jules
Dupuy, Mrs. Leon Dreyfus,
Mrs. Ernest David, Mrs. H. ,
Mrs. Frank Patin,
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Elvena
'esson, Miss Alice Smith, Miss !
Mary Hanley, Mrs. Chas. l.. !
'rovost, Mrs. Fred Davis, !
Mrs. Emile Gajan, Mrs. NJ. w. !
fisher, Mrs. Henry Davies, q
Mrs. Chas. Guess, Mrs. II. c. b
'rooks, Mrs. Alexis VOORHEES,, o
1rs. S. Powers, Mrs. p. A. t
,andry, Mrs. A. B. Murray, a
1rs. Walter Burke. =
The President, Mrs. Shaw, n
len asked what was the pleas Q
re of the Club and the follow {,
& resolution was read and p
unanimously adopted: n
"Be 1t resolved that, without pl
sslrlng to ebtrude into the h,
rife of a political campaign b,
I'd without desiring to dispar Il
Re the worth OF other candi- o.
ties, we the ladies of the San "a
RS Club, of New Iberia, en- es
'rse the candidacy OF the Hon. OK
7. Sanders for Governor, in
lleving that he is an exponent pr
the progressive forces of the gu
ate and that he will, as Gov te U
nor, earnestly and periodically o b.,
vote his SPLENDID talents and in,
illtv to the varied interests of iet
'ulslana, thus insuri1g great CHI
development and progress tic tic
ing all lines. Be it further: ma
"Resolved, that Hon. ]. Y. COZ
nders, be extended an invita- jec
n to address the Club at such an'
ime as he may fix and that 7
Secretary be instructed to pool
ward him this invitation TO- sa ann
her with copy Of these res lar'
tions." s,.l
Plans for the part to be taken for
the Club in the Franklin , Inn
setlng on Saturday were dis \
sed at length and it was evi i i"',
It that large representation bee
be in attendance OH that al adj
aston. the
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