New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-01-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Maud Steckler returned
this week from New Orleans aft
er a pleasant visit with relatives.
Misses Margaret and Mildred
Weeks. entertained "a few OF the
very young set at a dance on Sat
urday evening.
Misses Maud Corinne EStorge
and Edith Gebert, left Sunday to
resume their studies at New
comb College and Newc omb High
School.
Mrs. DR.. c. G. Courts enter
tanned her unmarried friends at
Five Hundred on Saturday aft
ernoon. The prizes were won by
Misses Olga Smith and Helen
Gebert ~ #n
Mrs Charles Roy left Thurs
day for New Orleans for medi-
cal treatment. a
Mr. Ed. l. Estorge and sisters,
spent the New Year with rela-
yves IN OpelOuSaS.
Police Juror Fred Decourt of
the 4th Ward was circulating
among his friends here yesterday.
Mr.. Martial Broussard Of Lo-
reauville was a pleasant caller at
our sanctum last Wednesday. Mr..
BrOussard came to New Iberia to
attend the session of the Grand
jury.
Mrs. R. C. Taylor, Miss Louise
and Miss Mary Taylor were visi-
tors at New Orleans on New Years
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cultivate
were hostess Of a 500 party III
honor of their neice, Miss Maud
Estorgc. Among those present
were Misses EIlo DeBlanc, Olga
Smith. Ruth Hogsett, Mathilde
pnnoudet and Messrs. Fred
Schwing, Jack DeValcourt, Fran
els VOORHEES,, Ned Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. C G. Courts.
Mrs. III. l.. Smith was the hos
tess of a Bridge Party on Satur-
dav.
Mrs. Fl. Scharff returned home
last week after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. n. Nuss-
baum at Brady, Texas.
Mrs. II. Patout and son of New
Orleans are guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Suberbielle.
Mrs. Charles Provost was hos
tess of the Bridge Club on We'd
nesday at her East Side home. In +,
addition to the Club members
present her guests were Mines. w.
j. Sanders. ThOs. Conrad and
Mrs. POrteus r. Burke. The
prizes were won by Mines. HON.
err Dupre and Porters Burke.
On Friday last Miss Rita Eek
art entertained the Young Ladies
500 Club at her home on Charles
Street. Among those present
were Misses Mathilde Renoudet,
Pearl Davis, Adeline Pickett, Bes-
sic Bauman. Lucy Gebert, A. Ma !
mic Scott Thompson, Agnes Her
nandez, Nettie Current and Mrs.
(Dr.) Courts. A delicious lunch
con was served and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Courts and Miss
Hernandez.
Mrs. F. w. Crosby entertained
on Thursday the Eucme club and
a few guests at her suburban
home. Mrs. Crosby is charm
ing hostess, and her departure
from our midst, will be loss to
our social circle. !;
The friends of Mr. R. s. McMa-
hon regret to learn that he has
been i'll for the past two weeks.
At present we understand he is
confined to his room.
DIR. p. l.. Lemy who has been
on the sick list for many months
is said to be slightly improved at
the present writing.
4oss Cub Sauce now 18c. Buy
a bottle. L
The venerable Mr.. A. N. Reg
gio of Jeanerette was a business
visitor here last Monday, return
IN to his home in the afternoon
Via the Trolley.
Mr.. Chas. Gutekunst of st.
Martinville was in New Iberia
last Tuesday being in attendance
at the session of the Grand Jury.
Mr.. V. p. Guilfoux, the engineer
and SURVIVOR has removed his Of
fice from the State Bank building
to that of the Segura building.