New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-21


z anniversary of the Order and a
u historical review Of half century
y activities. The Order made elab-
I crate preparations to do honor
. and Justice to the occasion. The
9 Opera House where the main cere-
II monies were performed was ar
y stically decorated by commit
tee of Pythians and lady friends
as who displayed not only artistic
le skill, but most excellent taste IN
be kheir work. Praise is due to the
IN Order for the thoroughness and
punct,ality with which the pro-
vram and all the exercises were
arried out. In such large social
Undertakings, confusion and
haos is liable to creep in, but in
his; instance we are happy to
hy clock-work precision marked
yerything from beginning to
md. The decoration committee
naposed Of Messrs. Abe Hirsch,
X79nan Davis and Mesdames w.
- Carstens, J. W. K. Shaw, Chas.
ahn, Luca V. Jennaro, Harry
Hall, Lazard King, D. A. Dim
. 80 ry and Miss Sophie Jennaro ac-
8 O' oo6 tilted itself very creditably. The
3, ,0oo oor committee having in charge
,OOOo he audience, the visitors and
y y ~ ny peakers has handled its part
3. .Ooof fith consummate skill. The ar
70, Ooo hngement committee having in
!, harge the program at Frederic
80, [otl Displayed consummate
kin in the discharge of its re-
bonsibility. From a literary
tandpoint those exercises were
Dt only interesting, but instruc-
We at the same time; from the
oral and fraternal side it must
Ive been revelation to num-
X of people, who always cast
j. spicion and doubt upon the
\ hfhaof. those organizations. Il
L ese exercises have widened
eir mental horizon and infused
wider scope Of conception re-
ewing fraternal activities and
benefits, the Jubilee has not
|ly not been in vain, but per-
lbs vitalized into an active force
bse solemn silent agencies who
- nothing but good in anything
=. material achievements.
tother Harry T. Hall was
tier of Ceremonies and must
classed as a professional in
t line Of work. Hon. Porteus
Burke in his review of the
tory Of the Organization made
plendid appeal to those in
he'd to cooperate with organ
d charity and philanthrophy
made convincing statement
r~ I but for the great help pre-
- red by the Order to the Ma
L1hal Government and it's agents.
nv of the vexing social prob
arising from the War would
remained unsolved. Jules
yfus the next speaker on the
gram having for his theme
History Of New Iberia Lodge
80 represents his address
hese columns full Of pyth and
!. zow. Rev. A. s. Lutz +as
NJ equipped with charming
uence and powers Of q fin
d lecturer gave a graphic and
{ me- ofhino accornt of practical
q eobfnaliBm; force that in these.
1und4 ern days, touches directly
aded Indirectly almost every hopae
rear |e civilized Universe. The,
I'D "a erhood Of man is a secular
eocFfh Of expression used for fra
zen, lism and is more widely un-
a. r ood than the dignified liter
/ 1 Repression. All true relig-
81 ere based on that ideal and
eliRion can outlast it's useful i
cuI when not built on love Of
lnf1 kind. It is an inspiration
~ animates the heart and
da1 y the hand Of charity to pow (,
a and misery. Those glowing
Ipo1 OF thought are part of the
ersal creed that needs no
ne and temple for protection.
& e address Of Mr.. Dreyfus
as follows: s.
|, )ue to the food Of passion,
n tension and unrestrained |
1dices and hatreds engender-
urlng the civil war, strife.
~ stlla IN progress and in its
stages, that threatened to !
e. # the entire civilization Of !
= nation, the splendid organi-
x q Of Knights Of Pythias was ,
ehed BY handful Of earnest
ents Of life, apostles of j !