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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
Written for the Enterprise.
RECEPTION.

Did YOU ever try 10 tell OF Il
journey through the grand Can
Won or a trip through the thou.
sand Islands in five minutesY If
so. you will understand our feel
inps, when the steam press in
sisted that only one-half an hour
could il wait before closing it's
forms. So our trip to Fairy land
must be pressed down into few
adlectives. Here We go. The
Reception given at the rommod-
ious Taylor home was JOY 10
all who were there. The gracious
hospitality Of the long ago, now,
so often sadly absent among the
glittering tritlles of this rapid
aye. Mrsic heard. but the source
unseen greeted the guests and at
the door. Mrs. Walter j. Burke
and Miss Mary Taylor welcomed
each conner. Mrs. Don Gallery,
(nee Martha Taylor with a sweet
grace Of manner always her own.
introduced her friends to the
winsome young bride and her
circle of new kindred. Miss
Louise Taylor, assisting in this
interesting ceremony. Miss Ne
Gle Smedes and Mrs. John Deval-
court added to the cordial wei
come. each felt to he a personal
compliment. The whole house
was q charming picture. No stiff
decoration. but accidental harm
onv of color and grace inter
twined everywhere. The bevy Of
lovely girls moving hither and
yon. attending TO the comfort of
the numerous guests were worthy
Of an hours write-up each one.
II was rare eommingling Of
dear friends of other days, of the
lovely girls whose bright faces
called Up memories of loved
ones absent. If We should men,
lion Mrs. Don Caffery's winsome
daughters Misses Marcia, Kathe-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
ELK LODGE ATTRACTION.

The Ellts are especially fort
innate In having most attractive
aud graceful group of young
ladies IA members Of The east ~
the M,stletoe I,ouph. which will
be presented on Monday night
July the fourteenth.
In this pantomIne. based on
the old legend Of HE same name,
the curtain rises on y haronlaI
hall where the wedding guests
are making merry IN honor Of
Young Lowell and his bride,
Ginevra After the mlnuoi has
hecn gracefully danced the bride
suggests hide aud seek MS u means
of entertainment ''luevra finds
n hiding place in the attic. bur.
alas. danger turks IN The old
chest, for It's lock sprlnes. but
~ she closes the lid THIS scene
affords Miss Dlmitry an oppor
tunity to display that rare aud
charming personality which she
possesses in such marked de
gree.
The baron and baroness and
the distracted Lowell are plunged
into grief when The bride cannot
he fornd. Miss Mcmahon takes
the part Of the baroness with
9,aea aud dignity.
Fifty years later. children Mt
u May pole festival seek enter
tainment in the attic and solve
the mystery of the lost bride
Among the young ladies' in the
cast are Misses Galliand, Woolf,
Arnandez. Sharp. Archer. Aubrey.
neBlanc. Mcmahon aud Dimltry.
Some on our prominent fam
lies arc represented in the May
pole dances, guests and Hover
girls.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

The annual epcampment Of ths Lake
h,thuI Tan = Meeting Ass' citation will
be held IRON July 10Th 20tb inclusive
with following helpers;
H,v Andrew Johnson of Wilmnrs, Ky,
evangelist; Ilamp Sew, II Of Atlanta, TIA.
song leader aud Mira. iiesaie Putnam. or
psust. Rev John .op ~ ono Of The ables,
preachers IN tie svangelistic work aud II
IL v,ty fortunate that management secut.
cd His services for another ,sar.
Hump sewrll, tho well known song
composer and publisher. ranks ~ one 81
the best .vsnselistic Singer IN The field
4 ID with the help Of MIS- Putnam IA. or
ganist will make the music seiy h IT,
ful feature. Mr.. Sewella took I'll INNS
of Glory" will he used throughout ths
meeting.
Tner. will be boat nj Me,lnsniRn IA
u cot passengers frun No . Southern
Pacific train on Monday. Thursday aud
Friday, also autos aud hacks can bs Sc.
cured al !. innings nj reasonable rates
The l.peasine htanch ffom Lnke Charles
will stop nj the camp vronpd..
The boarding bous. will he I'm Ter good
management aud good meals may 10
secured Mt reasonable rates. aThete wi
be no gate lee charges this year.
The meeting IL open 10 all dsnomins'
tons and the public Is cordially invited
10 attend the services.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN b.
BERARD.

On Tuesday. July Sth, 1913. Mt
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Frederick Duperler, there passed
ia the Great Beyond all that was
mortal of the venerable and es-
ieemed Mrs. John Baptisie Be
rard in the 95th year OF her age.
surrounded by many Of her de
voted relatives. Deceased had
been resident Of this Parish al
most her cntire life. She was
the esteemed mother of Mr..
Boy" Berard aud Mrs. Dnper-
Ter NJ whose home she died. sur
rounded by many Of her grand
n, i prcnt grand children Of which
she leaves u large number.
Anon" her grandchildren are
Mesdamcs Octave Renoudet and
tlet Girard daughters Of Nj.
boy" Herard and Mesdames
VIM Inssalle. Lawrence Viller-
min. Paul Dauterivc. Emile Rib.
heck aud Messrs. Gabriel and
George Duperier. the children Of
Mrs. Frederick Duperier. The
funeral was held nj st Peter s
Catholic Church on Wednesday
afternoon at five o'clock in the
presence Of q large circle Of
friends. The family have the
sympathy Of the community
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
SEALED BIDS.

dsaled bids will be received by
the Board of Trustees of City o.
New iberia. for the construction
of cement sidewalks along both
sides of Dupelier Avenue, or
about 20,565 So feet of sidewalk
and about $40 lineal feet OF
curb; all as per specifications on
file in the office of the Mayor
Bids will be received up to noon
on July 22nd, 1913, to be opened
on July 22d, at 8 p. m. The
right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
ALPHE FONTELIEU,
Trustee Of Public Safety.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
Insurance Agent.

Mrs Wilson of New York City
and her children arrived here
thig week TO be the guests of the
Burke sIuhrrblellc 6mhllcs for
several weeks.
Miss Orhclia French left last
Thursday for Galveston to be
The guest Of relatives.
Moss Club Sauce now l,c. BUY
a bottle.
On Tuesday night last Mrs.
(nrl Geo. Sabat,cr entertained
number Of the young people Of
tins City complimentary 10 her
little ncice. Miss Gussie Jaubert
of New Orleans. Among those
present were Misses Vivian and
Mlrlcl King. Rita Blanchet. Ma
tie Ronoudet. tordollc Deblanc
Gussic Jaubcrt. StcrhanIe levert,
Margaret Weeks. Dora Ice. Mil
died Weeks. Sarah Borriman.
Nina Burke. Pauline SNnhcrbelle.
l'rrdn Neazcy. Yvonne Drcyfus.
Thclma Scharil. Bcrnice Dreyfus.
Katie Murray. Ruth Gebert, Cas-
sic Landry. Margaret Muller.
Mildred l,lumonihal aud Masters
Fritz Eokart. Southwell Fisher.
Tom Gayle. .Jr.. Adolph Scharif
Lester Scharn, owen Nc Mahon,
Arthur Lel!ouryeois. Arthur Pro
,ost. Oliver Burke. Fltzhugh
Murray. Gerald Estorge. Marcus
nrl,lanc. George Galliand. Paul
Nenzey. John Levcrt. Cyril Couc.
rnheim. Gehcrt Gates. Don Du.
lany. Lawrence D,eileip. Homer
Dnlprc and Bernard Suherbiellc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

Late Thursday afternoon, n
iivht between negro aud an
italian, both life term convicts nj
Hope Farm near Jeanerette. re.
suited in negro stabhing his an.
tngonist to death The details OF
the occurrence were not learned.
Window glass cut 10 any size
wanted Bertrand Lumber Go.
Rev. Broushnrd Of The Pres
btterian church announces the
regular services tomorrow morn
mo at II o'clock The public IL
cordially invited to be present,
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
bottle.
The beautiful lot Of Mrs. NJ.
II. Smith. corner Of Bank Avenue
aud Main Street was this week
transferred to Mr.. Harry I. Hall
who intends to erect nj an early
date n large two-story home for
the use Of his family. We are in
formed also that Mr.. Julien !.
Eyes coniemplates in the near
futur building u residence on the
lot just opposite to Mr.. Hall =
property facing on Charles street.
Autos for picnic parties 10 hire,
$500 an hour. See kleeman.
Besides al Of the advertising
This section IL receiving through
the good offices Of the Frisco
Railroad officials We Notice they
are making u systematic effort IN
certain cities 10 induce corn buy
crs 10 come into this territory
aud purchase The product Of Lou
'siann. This is an excellent move
mcnt on their part and together
with the efforts OF the Southern
Pacific 10 induce immigrants into
The State il will very soon be the
best developed State IN the South
and its land be at a premium.
When in need Of cisterns and
screens call at the Bertrand Lun-
bcr Go. yards.
We will appreciate our
readers sending Us all happen
ings throughout the Parish and
City Of New Iberia, which occur
from time to time, such M person
ais, locals, weddings, deaths
that will prove interesting to
our subscribers. Il is impossible
for us TO find out all news items
unless we are made cognlzant OF
il either by telephone or through
the mails, II sent in the shape
Of communication please give
name which will not be published
unless we have instructions 10 do
SO, !. a. /.
Lime, brick and cement at Der.
trand Lumber Co,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

rinc aud Bertha. aud Miss kittic
Avery. daughter of Daniel bud
ley Avery who by the bye sweet
cr 10 our mind her aunt. Mrs
VIM Preston Johnson IN her
sweet young Womanhood Their"
was also Miss Bessie GaIllaud
and Miss Roberta Burke and lie
len aud lmey tehelt aud two
lovely girls chaperoncd by Miss
Ne"le Smedcs Eat We must con
graduate orr New Iberia boy.
Robert tadc Taylor upon hls
good fortune Our society Of
N"D u" married people has = de
hghiiul addition.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of d. Tnllier Il Son
has this day been dissolved, -.
Tullier having withdrawn from
said firm and the business hence
forth will be carried on in the
name of A. G. Tullier q Bro.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
NOTICE.

New Iberia, La, July 10, -.
All persons, firms or corpora
tons not having paid their 1913
Licenses to the City are request
ed to do SO on or before the 18th
inst, TO avoid costs as after that
date collection of all Licenses
will be made through the City
Attorney.
j. I. SuBERBlElIE,
Trustee of Finance.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
Surprising Cure of Stomach
Trouble
NJ l. i

When You have trouble with
Your stomach Or chronic constlpa
ton. don I lma"inr that Your
ease IS beyond help Just because
your doctor fails tn rlyc YOU re-.
,lrf Mrs. q Steu9Ilc. Hlalnfcld.
\. j writes. For over n month
past ! have been troubled with
my stomach Everything ate
upset il terribly. one of Cham
bprlaln $ ADVERTISING hooklcis
came 10 me After reading u few
Of the letters from people who
bad been cured by chamberlain 4
Tablets. decided 10 try them.
| have taken nearly three fourl hs
Of u package of them aud can now
eat almost everything that |
want For sale by all dealers
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

To suffer from Skin Diseases
Itch, Eczema, Ringworm. etc.
when one 50c box of Hunt i
Cure is positively guaranteed to
cure or your money promptly re.
funded. Every retail druggist in
the State stands behind this guar
antee. Ask your druggist and
see the guarantee with each box.
You don I risk anything in giving
ii Q trial.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
T.I X EN- UP.

Taken NJ by the underHirnsd n small
yellow Cow with Heitet calf one yea, old
which came Oh the place 81 Rene Niato'
years ago, Parties proving owrh.islir
aud paying all cost Of keeping AMI sdver
tiHing can recover property. otherwise
same viii bs sold in accordance with law
on the premises Of the undersigned by the
Constable on July 26th. ,glj.
AMBROlsE NEGURA
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

When the bowels feel uncols
Portable and YOU miss the eN.
hilarting feeling that always fol
lows n coplous morning opera
ton, dose Of HERBINE will set
you right in a couple Of hours.
IT taken at bedtime you get its
beneficial effect ,after breakfast
next day. Price 5Oc. Sold by
Estorge Drug Go.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
BALE

Iron beds. springs, wardrobes,
chairs, book case, refrigerator,
mattings. shades, dressers, wash
stands, one splendid six hole
range, burn wood or coal. Ring
3l7 or call afternoons at 132 1T.
Peter st.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

Where \ the man who com
planned that the senators couldn I
find any lobbyists Baltimore
Sun.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

PERSON AIS.

.
hes " Wlchc aud
rr visiting ~ Atwood.
b. GUESTS of Mrs.
sDcr, Mrs IIcuslcy
Mia lGsiurpr returned
'lucsdny from brclou
she was the GUEST Il
br several days.
n ThlhodcauX aud
llls tliy VIII leave
,w wrcl,g for Houston.
rrc they viii JON Mr..
who has taken np his
here
Bic nrN 'ra'p OF the
Smith Elrc Insurance
tpondlnp some tine ~
ply lows. the vn'si OF
Mr. h''n MIS- DRUMS
b. v Provost aud son
url''d nome '''S "''N
Nl''' 'N'N "''' "'"''
~ hn absence "' F'N'
Wofford Sanders Is
other POINTS, the guest
tthcrinc Chamberlain 81
hlva arrived here this
a Dr. H. A King.
\, WooIf was the hostess
imhl, club on Saiur
h. last.
ypnn, Sonlai or New
n pleasant visitor n;
4 Of Senator Burke this
Ep,,csts Of his dauvhters.
and Roberta
A,ry Rn,,mnn Of Kerr.
h.. son Of Hon. Fred
M IL VISITING for n few
~ tho u,,rst of his par
Eih vcazcy Of llo''sion.
visiting in New Iberia
lnc Of her aunt. Mrs -.
~ Of French street.
Ihor, Tnylor and his
6y,d homo This week
| ls,hmns of Panama.
IL taken np their resi-
hhe TAYLOR home on in.
rihur Miller left last
H. ror h,r bomo IN Tax
4, j, nla,s,ni v,a,,
rants
~ Ilnnse az san An
nina, III. family
MN, / aa,..l J,,,s
b,s nolI,er Mrs. T. y.
Ir lInnae bna n lucrn
ion IN one Of the large
. establishments IN tho
m Antonio and liz much
,ith his adopted home.
ctor Bnrthc returned
, week from Midland.
q lie was engaged IN
II saw and single mill
ermeniau river for Mr..
Callahan.
Gar l.. Landry arrived
from the dominican Re.
'ere he has been cnvag-
~ past F'ar On one u
T sugar estates
X. kilbuck and littl'
ert of Valley Park,
are visiting m New lhe-
guest of her relatives,
bert Brown ana ia'iliiy
bert j. Dupuy aud tam
aiken mp their residence
IBERIA Mr.. Dupny has
olnled special agent OF
York late Insurance.
and intends making this
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
For Weakness and | .Oss Of Appetite

GROVES TAsrHIEsa chill Tonic drives OFT
Malaria aud builds up the system true toni
and sure Appetizer, rot adults nj children So
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
Al Our Busy Laundry

At Our Busy Laundry
NJ any time. The reason why rs
because our work and service are
satisfactory. Our system is so
different that n trial order viii
surprise and please YOU
We guarantee Our work.
Will thank YOU tot advising ne when
aud how We fail 10 satisfy you,
Phone SOi Our wagons will call on
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12
BIG BASKETS FULL

aud even running over WIN
sweet. clean clothes ready Tor the
delivery. This IS what You can
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-12

MI
Alphp Fnateiinu, Mayer Of the tty of New
iberia do hereby certify that the above ordinance
waE adopted unanimously by the heard OF Ttus4
toes Of tho tity 81 New Ibeiis IN this gUth day
of the mouth II June. y lela ~. the Rean
la, Meeting of said huatd 81 Trustees that tho
vutps recorded hpteu ahaes Of eaeh Commission
~ aud nf myself are correctly act firth and that
snid pt.iiuanee was duly recorded ~ the book Of
Ordinances If the hnatd III Trustees If the tity
of New iberia ms prescribed by law.
aipnpd officially ia NY ottiee, IN the CITY NJ New
iberia on this sUih day Of June A u ie!3,
ALPHE FuNTELIEF. Mayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
HATPIN NOTICE IN LONDON
Points Must Not Be Left I'm
protected on Streetcars.

London. Dec. 13.-The London County
Council has acted almost simultane-
ously with the new Partisan project of
police, who has issued a decree against
the wearing Of hatpins with unpro-
tected and protruding points in rail-
way stations, streetcars, Omnibuses and
public vehicles. The Council has not
passed a bylaw, but has posted "a mild
official notice in the streetcars. Con-
ductors, however. are quite nervous,
fearing IL they should ask a woman TO
remove the offending hatpin they might
be stabbed to death with it,
A decision handed down by the Mas
ter OF the Rolls in the Court of Appeal
indicates that there is but small pros
pect OF women lawyers being admitted
TO practice in England at any early
date. Miss Gwyneth Marjorie Bebb APP
pealed from Justice Joyce's decision
that her sex disqualified her under the
common and statute law. but the Mas
ter of the Rolls said that three hun
dred years ago Lord Coke expressed
the view that women could not be at
torneys-at- and with regard to the
present case he decided on the ground
that at the date of the passing Of the
solicitors act. 1S43. there was rule
precluding women from being admitted
to the rolls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
MRS. PANKHURST ARRESTED
ON RETURNING TO LONDON
Charged with Violating Condi.
tons Attaching to Her Lii
cense of Release.

London. Dee 13.-Mrs. Emmel.ne
Pankhurst. the suffragette leader. while
returning from Paris. where she had
been visiting her daughter, Miss Chris,
label Pankhurst. was rcarTestCd this
evening by Scotland Yard detectives
shortly after the train left Dover The
action OF the police was so unexpected
by the militants that they had made no
preparations to safeguard their leader
ny a detachment from the recently or
ganized suffragette army.
IL was only on Sunday night last that
General" Mrs. Flora Drummond.
speaking at a suffraGette meeting. ex-
claimed;
Here and now We swear that never
again viii the government get Mrs.
Pankhurst."
Prior TO her departure from Paris
Mrs. Pankhurst said that she did not
expect 10 be arrested before Monday,
as the license under which she had
been released did not expire until then,
and she announced her intention Of ad-
dressing a big meeting on that day in
London. The charge on which she was
taken into custody was having left the
country without giving the twenty
four hours notice Of change Of address
as required by her license
At Victoria Station a large force OF
police was on hand to prevent any at
tempt at rescue on the arrival Of the
train and before any Of the militants
present realized what had happened.
she was hurried into a motor car and
driven TO Holloway jail.
Soon after she was inCarccrated
groups of suffragettes drove up in
taxicabs and started a concert outside
the jail.
Mrs. Dacre-Fox declared that the
premature arrest Of Mrs. Pankhurst
was due TO fear of what her bodyguard
would do if the police had attempted to
arrest her at Mondays meeting. She
added:
THE government evidently is in alb
solute terror of the Women's Social and
| Political Union"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
CHARITY DAYS IN LONDON
Doll Show, Military Bazaar,
Balls and Living Pictures.
government
fBy cable 20 The Tribune.l

London, Dec. 13.-Christmas time
brings one in touch with charity in all
parts of London. For the benefit OF
charity certain Of the living pictures
from The recent picture ball at Albert
Hall will be revived at the Gaiety
Theatre on Tuesday.
A doll show is attracting thousands
in the same cause to the new Central
Hall. Westminster.
Yesterday Prince Arthur of Con-
naught opened a great military bazaar
at horticultural Hall. The proceeds
are to be devoted to old soldiers.
on Thursday night the Foreign Press
Association gave an Arabian Nights
ball at Covent Garden, which was an
unusually dazzling spectacle. At mid
night the floor was cleared and great
corteges of dream pearls" entered one
by one. The Jewels were ushered
into the presence Of the Caliph and
Sultana, and finally huge shell
opened, revealing the fairest jewel of
all, Nancy Danvers, the well-known
dancer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
AMERICAN WOMEN AID POOR
Will Give Elaborate Charity
Tea in London.
,By Cable to The Tribune. J

London. Dec l3.-The Society OF
ready for its ninth annual toy tea at
the Criterion Restaurant on December
%. There will he dancing and a varied
programme.
The children have been asked TO come
in fancy dress. Each will bring a toy
not exceeding "A shilling in value, and
these toys will he distributed as usual.
among the children OF the poor. This
year a tree with toys will be sent to
South Hackney, poverty stricken dis
trict OF London.
There are not many Americans in
London now. Most have naturally
gone home for Yuletide, but there are
still some here. At the Carlton are Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Stoneham, Or julius
and Harry Goldman.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Well arrived
from Scotland ON Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. T.. Strawbridge. who arrived
from Melton Mowbray on Wednesday,
are now ut Claridge's.
j. II. Alexandra and Louis b. Baron
arrived from New York last Monday.
l.. =. Rider, II. NJ. Brigham and Miss
Elise WOrmser arrived at the Ritz on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alt
schuler are also at that hotel MIR. and
Mrs. l.. r. Busk are at the Cecil. as are
Mrs. j. X. Busk, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Roberts and Mrs. l.. II. Buckbee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
SHAKESPEARE IN MOVIES
English Actors Portray Career
of the Bard of Avon.
IBy cable 10 The TrIbuno. !

London. Dec. l3.-Great attention is
now being paid in England to histori-
cal film plays, such as "Ivanhoe," THE
Life OF Queen Victoria" and others.
The latest and most interesting is the
life OF Shakespeare. and the whole
career Of the Bard OF Avon, from
seventeen, when he first met Charlotte
Clopton. down to the days when he
died at Stratford-on-Avon, is described.
All the scenes. of course are photo
graphed in the exact localities, and
there has even been very faithful re-
production OF the old Globe Theatre
made, and Marlowe, Queen Elizabeth.
Raleigh, Drake, the Earl OF Essex.
Anne Hathaway and others naturally
appear in the film.
The guiding authorities of this film,
which will cost $4,000, are Sir Sidney
Lee and others. Shakespeare was
played by Frank Growcott, for eight
years with T.. r. Benson.