New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-11-01

| prietOr OF tne alma I1Otei OF THIS I'll
received very complimentary letter o,
| Tuesday from Frank L. Rector, Chief \
M. of the United States Training Schoo
at Portsmouth, Va. with reference to tn
success of his young son, Nolan who en-
listed in the navy about four months
since. The young gentleman will grad
uate with other members of his class il
few weeks when he, with the other.
will be port aboard the Battleship Texa.
for a general cruise to foreign waters
| According to the communication, tn,
young man is more than delighted
with his experience at the training schoo
and his rapid promotion to board Uncis
Sans man of war. He has listed 70,
four years, with the privilege of an occa
sional furlough when on the American
shore. ,is.st.,. asss1
The members of the Civic
League are requested to assem-
bic at Hotel Frederic parlors next
Monday, Nov. Sd at four o'clock
This being an important meeting
it is the wish of the officers that
a large number respond to the
call.
To euro a Cold In Ono Day
fake LAxArIvR BRoMo QuInine. 1t stops tb,
iouRh and Headache and works of the Cold
druggists refund money II II falls to cure
T. W. GROVES signature on each boz. 25c
The musical entertainment of the
Unsectarian Aid Society which took place
NJ fba <ra 1ae< - 4
was a delightful success from an artistic
STANDPOINT, all of the participants &C
quitting themselves admirably. From a
financial point of view, the proceeds
will not be near as large as was antici-
'ated by the lady workers in the organi-
alton. While the audience was an ap-
,reciative one, still there were hundreds
Of vacant seats in the large Theatre. The
sogram was as follows: Instrumental
Trio, "Over the Waves, Flute, Mr.. E. J..
Carstens; Violin, Master Don Dulany
iano, Mrs. Louis Pfster; Solo, Irish Love
Song, Miss Bessie Galliand; Recitation
How Persimmons took cab of de Baby"
Miss Celeste Dimitry; Violin Solo, Heinz
web, Miss Ello DeBlanc; Recitation Miss
Della Guerin; Solo "My Golden Ship"
ar. F. w. Crosby; Women's Rights, q
,omic Sketch, Samantha, Miss Celeste
)imitry, Betsey Bobbit, Miss Lila WooH,
Josiah Allen, Master Jules Dupuy; Vocal
Duet, A Rose and Lily, Miss Bessie
Galliand and Mr.. F. w. Crosby; Ragtime
Solo, Miss Cecile Briganti
Died at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr.. Gall 0. Pharr on
Spanish Lake on Tuesday Oct.
2Sth, 1913 at 1926 O'Clock A.
M, Mrs. Capt. Thos. L. Morse,
nee Emma +. Reeves, born March
9th, 1850 at jefferson, Texas.
The funeral obsequies were held
from the Presbyterian church
Rev. Paradis officiating ON We'd
nesday afternoon at one o'clock
Mrs. Morse had been a resident
of this City and Morgan City al
most continuously since her mar
riage to Capt. Thos. L. Morse, the
retired head Of the Southern Pa.
cific water craft of the State.
She was survived by her husband,
Capt. Morse, three sons and two
daughters, Messrs. Thos. r., the
Postmaster of this City and Ed.
and Alexander Morse and Mrs.
Gall 0. Pharr Of Spanish Lake
and Mrs. Pickett now a resident
Of Alexandria.
-ures Old Soros. Other Remedies Won't Cure.
he worst cases, no matter OF how long standing
e cured by the wonderful. old reliable DR.
ortef's Antiscptic Healing Oil. II reiieves
lin and Heals Mt the same time. 2sc. SOC. $i.0
AT the last meeting, the Knights Of
Columbus elected the following officers to
serve during the ensuing year: w. L
Burke, Grand knight; J. A. Decuir, Dep
uty Grand Knight; J. D. Broussssss,
Chancellor; J. A. viato1, Rece1dstS; a.
A. Dauterive, Financial Secretary; H. +.
Hill, Treasured; Paul Doerls, Aavocsts
M. BergeIie Warden; Jas, Marin, H., IN.
ner Guard; Fred A. Davis, Outer Guard
Edmond Landry, Trustee; Rev. J. NJ.
Langloia, Chaplain; S. G. Harry, Past
Grand Knight. As will be remembered,
the State Council Of this popular order
will assemble here next Nay ii three
days session snd IN anticipation of that
went, the lessl knights are making
for tho entertainment OF
their guests. Recently. the house cornsX
Of St. Peter and Ibaria Streets vas leased
and is nov bsiss sttsd sp a. Club
Rooms, reading rooms, billiards and .
kindred amusements will be provided the
members and their fsiends;. while recep-
lion rooms will be ct the disposal Of he
ladies' of several Societies, Of the Catholsc
rturch. We undefstaAa thtt tie kn'ghMl
DrSpoSe, ne tSs near feuls "a improve
their Main Street frope4Ss; and by add
ing second Atary, Sfsvde themselves
with suitable quarters an At the same
time enhance the commercial feature by
and modernizis the lower
floor. Tomorrow, "The QAfedsion Co.,
will give a matinee snd 4eht perform
1nce for the benefit of the yntsrtain, ment
Fund Of the local Council The pia'r is
highly moral ~ well as entstainins and
ian safely be attended with svsry sssur-
ance Of spending pleasant @snipg. We
suggest to al who attend ~ NY &C.
cure their tickets from the KAohfa Rho.
receive . commission only on 81 sh ,;ct-
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