New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-08
LOCALS,


The regular services of the Presby-
terrain church will be held tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock A. NJ, Sunday,
Nov. 9th with Rev. Paradis in the pulpit
Evening services will be at Jeanerette
the same day.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are planning to hold sale of fancy
articles after which supper and refresh
ments will be server on Nov. I'D at some
centrally located point in this City, for
the benefit of their church. The public
is cordially invited to be present.
The Unsectarian Aid Society desire
to thank those who so willingly lent their
services and talents in the concert of the
30th inst, completing very successful
programme. Special thanks are ex-
tended to Mr.. John r. Taylor, Mrs. Louis
Pfister, Mrs. Leon Dreyfus, Mr.. E. j..
Carstens, Mr.. D. Dulany, Miss Bessie
Galliand, Miss Celeste Dimitry, Miss
Lila Woolf, Mr.. Jules Dupuy, Jr, Miss
Ello DeBlanc, Misses M. and c. Bri-
giant, Mr.. NJ Galliand, Mrs. D. Dimitry,
Little Miss Geurin { gifted daughter
of ST. Martinville, La.) and to all others
who helped in various ways. The cash
receipts at door were $93.6O. Expense
$3o75.
The wedding of Miss Solange
Dorothy Melanson of this City and Mr.
Roy Deau of Shreveport was solemnized
last Tuesday at St. Peters Catholic
church, Rev. Langlois officiating in the
presence of large assemblage of friends
of the young bride. Miss Lily Melan
son. sister of the bride was the Maid
of Honor, Mr. Lester White of Jennings
acting as best man, the flower girl being
little Miss Alma Grace Melanson The
Mendellsohn wedding march was bril-
liantly rendered by Mrs. Ralph Frame,
accompanied by Miss Ello DeBlanc on
the violin. Mrs. c. Jenmard sang Ave
Marie and Oh Promise Me. After the
wedding ceremony the happy young cou-
pie departed for San Antonio where they
will spend their honeymoon after which
they will return here and take up their
home at the Oaks.
Since the robbery of Mr.. Albert
last Monday night between Main and
St. Peter Streets, Mayor Fontelieu has
issued orders to the Police officials to
arrest all idlers and tramps, both white
and black and he will put them on the
roads until they decide to seek other
fields. The next morning after the hold
up of Mr. Boutte, about $500 being
taken from his person, Mr.. Fontelieu
observed a negro by the name of Chas.
Aleck making heavy purchases here, dis
playing bills of large denomination in
suspicious manner and took him into
custody. The negro was quizzed about
how he came into possession of so much
money which Tailed with the amount
lost and not being able to give an ac-
count of where he worked or how he OBJ
ia med it was Immediately put into the
locker to await the action of the Court.
The Civic League met IN the parlor
of the Hotel Frederic Monday afternoon,
it being the date set for the election OF
the officers of the organization, As well
as that of the regular semi-monthly
meeting. After discussion of some bus
mess matters and renewed expression
of determination on the part of the
League to push the matter of the i'm
provement of the Court House grounds,
the ballot was taken with the following
results: Mrs. Maurice Galliand, who
has so faithfully and efficiently per-
formed the duties of the President, hav-
ing declined reelection, Mrs. Emily Grant
becomes President; LIST Vice President,
Mrs. A. B. Murray; ID Vice President,
Mrs. Walter F. Carhtens; Financial Sec
rotary, Mrs Homer Daigre; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Lizzie DeValcourt; Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. D. A. Dim
TRY. 1t is earnestly desired by the
League that all members will be regular
in their attendance at the meetings held
on the first and third Mondays of the
month as without the united efforts OF
a number no good work can be acomp-
lishcd. \