New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05

Oscar Broussard, known as F.
Broussard is now in France on
board one of Uncle Sam 8 boats
and according to information fur
nished us is also perfectly satisfied
with his experiences in the Navy.
Paints, lime, sau4, cement,
brick, stc.-Bertran1 LanhR %.
1.-The best laid plans of mice
and men oft gang a geo." so the
garden socials of the Episcopal
Epiphany Guild have been disap-
pointing from many causes, until
they hesitate to announce an en-
tertainment. However, weather
permitting, Mrs. Williams intends
to have her delayed fete upon the
lawn or gallery and in doors too,
if the crowd will justify it on
Thursday, November 10th, be-
ginning at four O'Clock. There
will be attractive refreshments
you may be sure, and much merry
making in this hospitable home.
SO don't forget, November 10Th
at four O'Clock at Mrs Williams
home, East Main Street.
Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Royans-a-la- Borde-
laisei
The Regal PDugger that
has been touring the States IN
charge of Mr.. Harry w. Ander-
son, arrived here last Tuesday,
stopping over until Thursday
when it continued its
journey to New Orleans, as the
guest of the New Iberia Motor
Car Co., their hustling agents in
this section Of the State. This
famous car has made every State
in the Union with the exception
Of Florida and will end its jour
ney there, probably, then drifting
back to New York. Hundreds OF
people called at the Garage to ex-
anime this car, which showed very
little wear and tear after making
his wonderful tour and well de-
serves its title as the World s En-
lurance Car.
A new line of men, ladies and
children sweater coats. just re-
.eived. Come and see them
King Bros.
Iberia Lodge No. 80, Knights
If Pythias will in the next few
lays address a letter to each of
is membership showing what ma
erial progress is being made both
n increased membership and in
he curtailment of certain fees
hat some of the members
bought little burdensome.
Their Castle Hall will be free OF
III membranes about July 1st,
OIL, and at no distant day i'm
will likely be made to
he property in keeping with the
llks and Masonic buildings, thus
putting them on par with the
,ther Orders of the City They
rave at present on their rolls IA
,ood active members with a prom
Sc Of large increase in the near
uture. The officers at present
re Chancellor Commander, R. F.
Iogsett; Vice Chancellor, Harry
:. Hall; Master of Exchequer,
leopold King; Master Of Finance,
1uca V. Jemaro; Keeper of Rec
rds and Seals, Judge Robert
Brown; Master at Arms, Court
and Compton; Inner Guard,
frank Bertram; Outer Guard,
frank Briganti; Master Of Work,
}. A. Dimitry; Grand Represen
ative, Samuel M. We'll; Alternate,
}. A. Dimitry; District Deputy,
leopold King; Chairman Finance
Committee, D. A. Damitry. The
rmds of the Widows and Orphans
re ample to meet any demands
kelly to be placed upon it and the
lodge as a whole lis in a very
furnishing condition.
$50 acres choice farm property
or sale two miles from New Ibe-
ia. Will subdivide in SO &C.
racts. Address, Box 528.
-Girard- Hope Chapter, No. 33,
!. A. NJ, held convocation in La
ayette last Sunday and conferred
he Royal Arch Degree on a team
of Capt. E. B. Trotman,
f Hope Farm; Mr.. R. D. South
yell Of this City and Thos, G. i
,righam, Jr, The Lodge at this
lace being incomplete, hecessi-
ated the visiting of a Sister Chap /
er to use its room and parapher-
ALA. Grand High Priest H. A.
ling of the Grand Chapter Off
lated as also Leopold King, H.
;. of Girard- Hope. Others TAX.
1g part were j. A. Fagot, John
!. White, John r. Taylor, Joe.
Veil, H. Simon, j. A. Taylor Of
jayne, La. with the members and
Ulcers of Robert H. Gage Chapter,
rho generously offered the use
{ their rooms. As soon as the
ew Temple here is built, the
-ork will be exemplified again.
HERE Is ABOUT AS MUCH