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The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
UNIVERSALIST.

The Church of Our Father, Thirteenth
and l. streets northwest, will celebrate
tomorrow morning at the II o'clock serv-
ice the sixteenth anniversary of the pas
torate of Rev. John Van Schaick, jr.,
d. D. DIR. Van Schsick will preach a
sermon on Sixteen Years in Washing
ton" Instead of attempting to describe
what he has attempted to do in sixteen
years, he will try to tell what change
in himself these sixteen years have
made. and interpret life in the ministry in
the Capital City.
DR.. Van Schaick came to Washington
from New York City, where he had been
assistant pastor of the Church of the
Divine Paternity. Before that he was
engaged in educational work both as a
principal OF high school and as a pro-
fessor of a college. In Washington he
has allied himself closely with the life
of the community. He was appointed by
President Wilson as a member of the
Board of Charities. and has served for
many years on the board of managers
of the Associated Charities. of the Asso-
citation for the Prevention of Tuberculo-
sis. Of the Monday Evening Club, Of the
Miner Fund and various other organiza-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations xireu below for I.rrs lots o. god
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may he sold for less. Fancy Boods
command higher prices.
With moderate receipts and high figures. the
produce market yesterday closed strong after having
witnessed Strengthening in calves and the selling
Of choice turkeys at unusual prices Poultry QUO
tAtions continued finn.
Fruits and vegetables active during the
carly part of the day at unchanged figures.
EGGS-Ftcsh. per doz.. oa32; do. Southern, Dss.
process. s; under grade Gesnsy. HsD: store
packed Isa20.
LARD-Tub. pare. lb, loii; do. compound. n
eottonseed OIL per can. SIS.
CHEESE-New York, new per lb., IS: Fat, "a
ib.. IS; Swiss domestic. per h.. a; do. foreign
Eer Ib 81
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens per b.. r; roosen.
per h. Il; spng ducks. per lb.. sal7; spring chick
ems, per lb.. IS; turkeys per lb.. 23aa
GREEN GOODS-Beans per basket. 2ooa4 % 4:
bsets Per lunch. ssi Brussels sprouts, per qt.
l21a; cabbage. new. per bbl.. 75so; carrots per
bunch. 2a2: caulifower. per crate. lisa 90 celery.
per crate, 3ooa5o0; cucumbers per basket 25os2 80
cymhngs. per crate I.75a9oo: eggplants. per crate
.5oasoc; kale. bbl. s5s75; lettuce Florida, pes
basket, l.ooa2.oo; do. North Carolina per basket
soslOo; onions per sack 2oos2s: parsnips. pH
box, eJa75; peppers. per crate, l7ss2.0; popcorn
per box 75a5 potatoes, per sack. 22Sa2.5o; sweets
per bbl.. i.5oa2o5 Jams, per Dbl, l75a225; squash,
Per bbl, lI5aeoC: spinach. per bb. l5oa2.oo; toIna
toes. per box. 2nssoo; turuips. per bbl. local5e;
do. per box ZJaio
FRUTTS-Appes. per bbl.. l.oosi.on: cranberriea
per bbl. s0oal050; do per box 175a20o; grapefruit
per box. 25os5C0; lemons. per box, 2.51s3.5o pine
npoes. per crate 55oat0a
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves. prime. per h.. l2;
do. medium. per lb. !0all; spring lambs. per H..
sas1z
DRESSED GOODS Dressed hogs small. per b.
sltas; do medium, per h.. sssIs; do. heavy, per
ib.. TkaS
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy.
per ton. $50: eixed. per ton. l2.csais.oe:
straw. per ton. Io6oal3oo; wheat straw. per ton.
zoe: IOrn, new, per bbl., $50.
sEEDs-CloEer. rcd. per r.. rea2I: do. slsik,.
per Ib, lSa17; Co. timothy. ,,er bus. ,3R6a3 IS;
red top. per h.. lGi; orchard grass. psr bus.
LOa2s; blue Crsss. per bus. 1.as; ye per bus. LIZ
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Holmead Manor-Louis H. Schneider et al. to A.
Elizabeth Ophant. lot a. block a. So
Holmead Msnor-A. Elizabeth Ohphant to Louis
H.. Julius NJ. and Walter L. Schneider. lot
81, block H. slo
Fort SaIatngs-John L. Kuopp ct al. to Frank
NJ. Hatley. lot ,. square 4oo5. $40; stamp s.
cents. ~. =
Addition to American University Park k-Frapk T.
Israel ct ux. to William r.. woolsrd, lots H.
IS, le and H. square Hes so; stamp S.
Reno-Jsmes u. Giles ct ux. to Samuel W. Hebron
and Clara S. Hebron, lot 10. block IL, Sle
SIS Corcorxn street northwest-Edwin s. Brandt
ct ux. to George H. Butler lot s., square 1856
so; stamp 80 cents, -
% Maryla1d avenue northesst-Gcorgc NJ. Bond
ct ux. TO Samuel II. Dibert. parts lot II and
u. square 7N. S.; stamp 81.
Griswolds Addition to Anacostia-Msude II. Girls
void TO Frances T. Frazier, Part lot a6s. $40
stamp 50 cents
Bealrs AdEenture-John W. Glennon to Jeremiah
BOYD. part lot B. square 5lE. $40; stamp 8
cents
Liuwood Heizhts-John W. Glennan. trustee. tc
Adelne ker. lot "a. block 3. 40; stamp 8
cents
81 Ridge street northwest Ssilie d. Cissel. ad
ministstrix. to John Atkins, part orig to 70
square 5l3. s..2p
1000 ] street northwest--F. A. Van Reuth and 8
J.. Henry. trustees, to T. Olivia johnson, par,
" II. zpss-- ~ 0na
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
With the Washington Churches
BAPTIST.

Rev. George Green. NJ. D.. medical
missionary TO Africa. who s in America
on vacation. will preach at Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow night. DIR. Green had
his passage engaged to return TO his
work in West Africa some months ago,
but was prevented because of war con-
ditions. In the meantime he Is visit
/ ing. the churches and awakening an in
tcrest in the work of the Baptist Mission
in West Africa.
The pastor, Rev John f. Briggs will
preach on The Hero by Faith" at the
morning service and will administer the
Lords Supper after extending the hand
of fellowship to new members.
DIR. J. T. Henderson, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, will speak TO men at Fifth Bap-
tist Church next Tuesday evening. Sew
eral of the Baptist ministers of the city
with groups of their men will attend.
Rev. r. r. Reidel Will preach at both
the morning and evening services of the
Pctworth Baptist Church tomorrow.
Steps are being taken looking TO the
early calling of a pastor for this church,
which even without pastor Is growing
paiGn instituted by the board of deacons
and carried on under the direction of
Des con Ludwig is proving successful in
arousing interest and enthusiasm and In
attracting new people to the church.
The Sunday school of the Petworth
Church gave Its annual Christmas en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening A
playlet. with John c. Smith In the lead
ing role as the always popular Santa"
and James l.. Jones as Jack Frost" was
supplemented by a number of recitations
by children of the primary department
Of the school. The orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
Miss Mary Wright, superintendent OF
the primary department. arranged and
directed the entertainment under the
general supervision OF Mr.. Heiges. su-
perintendent OF the school. Mrs Veer-
hoof presided at the piano.
THE Biggest Thing" is the subject
for Rev. Z. Hez Swem's first Sunday
night sermon in the new year at Gen.
tennial Baptist Church. His morning
subject is Christ Covered"
The Sunday school Christmas enter
tainment of the Anacostis Baptist
Church was held on Wednesday evening
in the church, in W street southeast
Several OF the pupils participated, and
members OF the Baptist Home for Chill
dren were present special collection
was taken for this home. amounting TO
about SO in cash. together with several
good things to eat The pastor bf the
scented with silk umbrella by the men s
Bible class of the church.
A watch-night service was held la ST
night in the Anacostia Baptist Church.
beginning at II O'Clock. with the pastor.
Rev. Henry T. Cousins, in charge. A spc-
cial sermon was delivered by DR.. Cousins
| and the choir rendered special music.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
EXCHANGE DAY IS LIVELY.
Electric md Monotype Issues Lead
Nhen Year Closes.

Brokers bade 1915 a lively farewell on
the Washington stock Exchange yester-
day Washington Railway and Electric
and L.anston MOnotype stocks were the
icading issues. After an odd lot OF
twenty-eisht shares Of Railway preferred
had sold at 50 rs a block Of 100 shares
brought s. o. Later ten shares of this
stock were disposed of at s. The buying
broker wanted any part of an additional
100 shares at So 81. but none was offered
at that figure. Railway common was bid
up point to ~ but no sales resulted.
A block Of $4,000 worth OF the per cent
bonds Of the company was transferred
at 81
shares at - - after which the bid was
lowered. to 141-3 At this figure five
shares were disposed Of. and a further
drop in the bid price to "A brought out
a total Of ninety shares.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
Y. W. C. A.. PLANS MEETING.
Sunday Ncspers and New Mission
Glasses Are Announced.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. 6l9 Fourteenth street, will conduct
a vesper service tomorrow at 4:30 p. m
Henry E. Jackson. of Washington. will
speak on the topic Free Trade In
Friendship" Music will be under the
direction of Miss Julia Higgins. Mrs.
Frank G. wilkins will conduct the ser
vice. Miss Ruth II. Olmsted will be the
secretary presiding for the afternoon.
On Tuesdays in January at 4:S p. M,
Mrs. d. e. Wiber, study class secretary
of the Woman.s Board of Home Missions,
will conduct classes to discuss the follow
Ing subjects: "A Cali to Arms" En-
listing and Training for Service;" "a
Ministry of Love- THE Gospel OF
Peace" These classes win meet at the
Y. w c. A. and are planned TO suit
the convenience of those who are unable
to attend the morning sessions held on
Fridays
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

In New ork Avenue Cnurcn TOMORROW
moi ming Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, &C
cording to his custom on the first Sab
bath of each year. will preach in review
of the past year, the general theme being
'"The Historical Retrospect of 1915"
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church has ar
ranged a course of five lectures to be
given at the church Monday evenings in
January. February and March. The
schedule of the lectures and subjects are
as follows: January 10, DIR. Earl Whitley,
Belgium and Holland" January "A, DR..
y. Henning Neims, AN Evening in
Dixie" February T., DR.. J. T. HuddIe.
AN Interpretation Of Hoosier Poetry"
February 81. DR.. James Shera Mont
gomery, "One-sided People" March 6.
DR.. w r. Wedderspoon. THE Bonnie
Brier Bush"
The week of prayer will be observed in
New York Avenue Church, beginning
January 5, by daily services at 4:45
clock in the afternoon. The subjects
announced by the Worlds Evangelical
Alliance are: Monday. Humiliation"
Tuesday, THE Church," Wednesday,
Nation and Their Rulers" Thursday,
Missions" Friday. Family, School. Col
iege.'
Mt the Guuton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, the pastor. Rev. DR.. c.
Everest Granger, will preach tomorrow
at II a. M. on the topic New Year Reso-
lutions." pleasant evening hour
service will be held at s:iS. with brief
talk by the pastor on the topic 1916. "
New members will be received at the
morning service. A meeting of the Boy
Scouts will be held Monday evening al
$50 o'clock in the chapel, TO which all
boys IL years and over are invited. J. w.
Patton. field executive of Scouts of Amer
lea, win be present. yE
The second of the series of stereopticon
lectures on the life of Christ being de-
livered at Fourth Presbyterian Church
by w. n. II. Smith will be given tomor-
row evening at s o'clock. Mr.. Smith will
have for his theme. THE Preparation Of
Jesus for Ills Life Work." and will dea
with the period from His return from
Nazareth to the Temptation.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
LUTHERAN.

An informal supper. music by the Red
and Blue Quartet, and other. forms Of
entertainment viii be given at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Sunday School house
on tuesday evening. January 4
The supper will be given by the Reds
TO the Blues as the result of a member
snip contest frlaugursted October II. As
result Of the contest the attendance
IN the class has nearly doubled. the
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

ter a very short vacation. are out for
new business, and more are to go forth
next week.
Collections are good, old debts continue
to be liquidated, superabundant supplies
of money seem to be ready for internal
development, cereal prices are very high,
and order books of steel manufacturers
are filled far ahead.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

Rev. EDWARD NJ. MOTT. Rector
Of the Church OF the Advent Pro-
t.stsnt Episcopal. Second and You
Streets n. w.
Rev. CHARLES E FOCLTZ. Pas
tor OF the Memorial Church of the
United Brethren in Christ North
Capitol and r st. y. W.
Rev. /. o. BAKER, Pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the
Atonement Horth Capitol and You
Sts. \. f.
Rev. LOUIS RANDALL. Pastor of
the Rhode Island Avenue Methods [
Protestant Church. Rhode Island
Ave. and First ST. n. w.
Start the New Year right by
Churches tomorrow and sharing v
Union Services which commences No
the Church of the Advent. The NEE
evenings. will be held in the 81. Pa
nesdsy. Thursday and Friday even
Come and enjoy the spiritual unit
eight Churches honoring the Lord J
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

average attendance for eleven Sundays
being hfty-six. Paul s. Cable is ~
captain OF the Reds and c. r. Fosie
the Blues.
Addresses win be delivered BY Mai
r.. W. Pullman. superintendent Of pol,cf
and Rev. L. y. zinzhsn. superintenoenf
Of the Washington Asylum and Jail
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished BY ". b. Hibbs a Co.

Furnished by w. b, Hibbs a Co.
SAILS.
Capital Traction 81 500 at lG.
Washington Railway & Electric 4s 500 at 81.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., q at s27s,
10 at ssE, 10 at s2a. 80 at soA. 10 at s..
Washington Gas. 10 at TN.
Mergenthslcr Linotype, l at hlh.
Lanston Monotype, 5 at T4k, at 7ft. at Tk,
S at "A. at r. S at "a. S at "A. 70 at ~ 70 at "a.
20 at a. 10 at "a.
After call:
Potomac Electric cons. IS, 5000 at ss1s.
Washington Railway Electric 4, 900 at 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York Dee. a.-Bank ciearings IN the United
States for the week ending December 50 aggregate
&1l5.Nooo. against a.55g. 5000 last week and
= rs 9i.ooo in this week last year.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
ASSOCIATED BiBLE STUDENTS.

'AiEssIAH;s COMING KINGDOM" SUNDAY AZ
torrcon lecture By Pastor n. Clay Rockwell, oi
New Ycek. af-oh Msssic Temraes sh and y sss.,
SAnunp 2. p. n Al nsu tree Ne eonusoor-
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
Mission. in India ilwl Be Topic

At the O'Clock railroad n,en's servie
tomorrow afternoon at the Terminal x
Y. r. y. NJ. C. A the secretary. q. II
Ninslo~, viii deliver an address on The
Challenge Of India" A number OF stcr-
copticon slides win be used 70 show the
development Of the modern missionary
enterprise since its .beginnine. IN that
part OF the world
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

THE PASTORS Of the Bloomnsdale and lexington
Churches wish you Happy New Year and cor
daily invite you to attend services In their churches
tomorrow.
Bible School at s:3O M Young People, C E at g. 30 p m
Divine Worship with preaching at II and 7:45 D. m
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
The Safest Investments

Ars those that do not Huctuste during dis
tlrbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
ketA First deed Of trsst notes first mort
pees) vel secured on real estate IN the Dis
trfcs Of Columbia, constitute "gilt-edge' IN
vessmentA They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor
puratiors for their stability and are exempt
from nxatiou personal property. We can
uppiy such investments in amounts from SD
upva-t- Send for booklet, Concerning Loans
and Iurestusrts
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Other Churches on Page o.
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WASHINGTON sEcuLAR LEAGUE.

GRIMES AND CRIMINALS" Aadyc~ h. ~.
Riley u. Mosre. Disrnsion- R,thisn fsapaH
sunday. 81 .. m
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

Rev. D. L BL.AKEMORE, Pastor
OF the St Paul Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Second and s
Streets N W
Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON. Pas
tor OF the Bethany Baptist Church.
Rhode Island Avenue and Second
Street n. W.
Rev. HENRY +. BRUNDAGE.
Pastor Of the lexington Presbyter-
ian Church. North Capitol q ST
and Florida Ave. n r.
Rev. G. A. LCTTRELL. Pastor OF
the Lincoln Road Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Lincoln Road and You
ST n. E.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
DR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Psso.

Bethlehem ChspcI. Mount ST. .,lbsn.
80 a. m.-Holy CommuniCn.
10 90 a. m.-Marning prayer and li,ny.
II 90 a m.-Hey Commusio0 and sermon Treache-
the Bishop Of Washington
400 n m-People's evensung and Christmas exroi
in rlace' Of sermon.
TAX, Geory.tnNn and TennailytOwn cxp
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
PRESBYTERIAN.

In New York Avenue Church tomorrow
MOI ming Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, ac-
cording to his custom on the first Sab
bath of each year. will preach in review
of the past year, the general theme being
'"rhe Historical Retrospect of 1875"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
THEoSoPHr.

QUESTION MEETING. CONDUCTED BT Mr..
P. L. Dawes. at Tliecsophic Hall I2is n 81. sun
day. o m. Pubic inrited. free classes for
study Of nheosophy Tuesdays and Fridsys. p. m.
and In ErpefAnto Thursdays 10 2. N.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
Y. W. c. A.

y. W. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE. SUNDAY.
y January 2, at 43o n m. Spesker Mr. Henry &.
Jscsson. Topic, FREE TRADE IN FRIEND
SHIP"
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Y. M. c. A.
Young Mems Christian Association
400 P. M.-Assembiy Hail
Christina, Seryiee-Mevins Pictures
ALL men AND BOYS INVITED.
CNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and L sss Nv.
Rev. John Van Schairk. r.. D.. D., pSsor. rub-
nc worship at II a. m. viii seru,ou h tse rsssos
Subj~Ss, ''sixtecn Yosu In wsshineiou-" Yours
Peopaei. Christian Union at D. m A.e~d-y. ID.
Ven ScnsicE: torsc. The Nc~ Year. sucoA,
sSllool SIS .. N. Fres kindergarten. n a m
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CoNGREGATIoNAL-

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ich ,ps
C sts Rev. Robsr ". Cce ,>as1Snt pastor.
II q. m. pubic worship; subject. THE UPLIFT.
I'd LORD Music by quartet and chorus caosr.
30 A. m. SUNDAY school. etS .. m. Y. p. s.
c. Z + m evening servicy: subject "A
QUESTION F0R THE NEM YEAE"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

WEEKLY PRAISE SERVICE. Q p n, ThursAy
evening.
! BIBLE SCHOOL. go a N supda,
Elsin Smith, Sup-rintcDdont
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H a M II n z Ninth no,3,r., - ? .

REV. LUCIgs c. CLARK, D. D.. rsftor
go a. m.-SUnday sciIcol.
II 90 a m.-HoLf COMMUNION. 80
TsS1 p m.-EpWarth Lese1s serrtces.
500 p. u-"JEsUs sAID.T
All sittinss Pres. YOU WILL BE WELCOME.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Columbia road and Euclid St Serrs~-s SUNDAY
Il a. N. and .. N. SUhjrc. GOD" SUNDAY
school II a. N "Wednesday evening MEETING o
o'clcct Public cordially invited R1sdin. room
and loan library eol Colorado Ruildins
The Washington herald., 1916-01-01

The CHOIR:
Nrs Fn-rnoe Nosr$ Howard svylDo
Mrs- Arthur Whslsy. cputr1lto.
Mr.. ALVIN Lxle hsss
NJ. wu. ". uinchcuie t-,or.
Mn. Edmund Barr, orr,ui.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-22
LOCALS.

The regular services OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church will be con
Quoted on Sunday morning at |
o'clock. The public is invited to
be present.
The editor wishes to extend
his thanks to Mr.. +. Nj. BOdin for
a nice selection of pork, boudin,
veal loaf and blood pudding pre-
scented to him last week. Mr..
Bodin had recently killed hog
which tipped the scale at 70S
pounds that he had raised on his
premises on the East Side Of New
Iberia. The gentleman raises an
nually some fine porkcrs and like
all prosperous farmers seldom
buys anything in that line for the
use of his household.
The management of Hotel
Frederic has had some additional
lights cxected in front of the
hostelR within the past ten days
which gives it a much better APP
pearance at night. The work
was done bv Mr.. Walter F. Viller-
min. the experienced electrician Of
New iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-22
Insurance Agent.

Mrs. Jos. Reuoudet entertained
a few friends Thursday afternoon
at Bridge and Euchrc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Tom Morse
returned home Thursday from
Morgan City.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Adolph Mestaycr
Of Alexandria arrived Thursday
and are the guests of Mrs. Alfred
Renoudct.
Judge VOORHEES, Of st. Martins
Vile is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Frank Dauterlvc.
LOST-A gold bar pm. en-
closed in small box. Reward II
returned to Miss Marie Romero.
The Right Rev. Davis SEES
sums, Bishop of Louisiana will
make his annual Episcopal visit to
New Iberia this coming Sunday.
He will preach and administer
the sacrament of confirmation N
the Episcopal church at II 400
A. NJ. The entire public IS cord
tally invited to attend the serv-
ices.
Dr.. PaEjN. Cyr and Joe Moore
of .Jeancrptte were business Nlsl-
tors here several times this week.
FOUND-A set of furs which
was left at the Sheriff S Office one
dav last week. Owner can rccov-
err property by calling upon Mr..
V. j. Poirson, the deputy sheriff.
Mr.. Me Broussard, the manager
of Avery Island store was IN New
Iberia for few hours yesterday
transacting business. While here
he had his name entered a sub
scribcr of The Enterprise.
Hon. Alex FOurnct of st. Mar
tinvilIe at one time Treasurer OF
Louisiana was in New Iberia for
a few hours on Wednesday.
LOST-A sterling silver mesh
bag on Friday, Jan. 18th. The
purse was left in Elk's Theatre.
Reward if returned to this office.
Mr.. Chas. Walker. young bus
mess man from .Jcanerette called
at our sanctum ON Friday to re-
new his Subscription. Mr.. Walker
says that while business in his
community is not very brisk, still
the prospects are 50 good for a
better Qrop this year that every
body iS"ore chsSrful.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-22
PERSONALS.

Remember today is tag day for
the benefit Of the New Iberia Ath-
letic Association.
Mr.. j. b. Lewis and son Of Pa
tcutvilIc was in New Iberia Thurs
.h on business mission.
Miss PoaIa Nuillcmot and mother
returned Sunday from Lonoke.
Ark, where they resided for the
last year
Mrs. oFostcr Of Franklin spent
"a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Julian Ewes this week.
Mrs. Eldridgc lline left Wed
nesdav for New Orleans, where
she will leave Saturday for Cr'ba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eonchard
returned Monday from visit to
St. Martinsville.
Miss Kate BrouSsard OF Patter-
son is the guest Of Mrs. Crest
Babin.
Mrs. Neal Archer and children
bf Lake Charles are visiting IL
home Of Mrs. Alfred Dupcricr.
Miss Marjorie Burke returned
q Saturday from visit to
npds in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ed. Booth left last Sun
(ay for her home in Baton Rouge,
accompanied by Miss Marie ROt)
70 who will enter l.. S. u.
The Sewing Circle met last Sat
rday afternoon at the home of
Frs Frank Courts.
MrS Joe Davis of Santa Maria,
al, returned home after visiting
is mother, Mrs. Jacob Davis.
Miss Marcclnc Estorge enter
ined the Monday Bridge Club
her home on East Main Street.
Miss Annette Brown is visiting
Lives in Thibodaux.
Mrs. j. w. Sanders left We'd
Isday for Wilson. La.
Mrs. Belair returned Tuesday to
n home in Alexandria after
ending some time with Mrs. Paul
Dorhies and Mrs. Oscar Brous-
The A(ridge Club met last Sat
day afternoon at the residence
Mrs. Henry l.. Smith.
Remember to-day is tag day for
benefit Of the New Iberia Ath-
Association.
Afrl Ferd King of the firm of
ing Bros. leaves for New York
Kt week to purchase goods tor
spring and Summer months.
Among the pleasant callers at
IsNf1ice on Thursday was Mr..
briV Gonsoulin Of Loreauvillc.
Gonsoulin has been a reader
The Enterprise for number of
lrs and renewed his subscrip-
9, Cor another year.
Six Handed Euchre Club
4hursday afternoon at the
lie Of Mrs. Anthony Landry.
MIR. ana Mrs. Romero IIaDauNe
children returned last SIN
from a visit to Lafayette.
he young men of New Iberia
charming dance Monday
t at the Frederic Hotel. com
entarv to the Young ladies
was enjoyed by all present.
AaIacQb Davis and Mr.. Joe
Wednesday for visit
Orleans.
(nnd Mrs. Joe Smith Of Olivier
HedNew Orleans for a few days
bterns and Tanks. Screen
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