New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-05-06
ENTERPRISE AND OBSERVER
Consolidated.
Official Journal Iberia Parish and
City of New iberia.
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
THE REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA.

The citizens Of New Iberia WI
were responsible for the ten higI
lass attractions given here b
he Redpath Chautauqua Associs
ton of Chicago under their man
moth tent which was closed las
Tuesday evening with Frank Kry
and his excellent band, were 81
clatcd over the numbers that wer,
rendered here, that but few Of OuI
citizens who were asked to lent
their signatures for the return Of
the Rcdpath. hesitatcd to do so
From the first lecture "Amcrica s
Destiny" to the last on the pro
gram, that of DR.. Barker (Pres-
idcnt Taft s Physical Adviser) as
well as the musical choruses and
address of DR.. Hopkins on com
munity building or "The Golden
Fleece" our people were simply
charmed with these gifted people
and upwards of eighty1fvc sigma
lures were obtained to complete
the guarantee for their return
here next year. Of course next
year we will have an entire new
program should the Company de-
eide to play in New Iberia. There
is no doubt New Iberia never did
have attractions to equal that Of
the Redpath and we feel satisfied
the attendance will be doubled
next year when they make there
appearance here. From an edu-
cational standpoint there is moth
ing more commcndable than Chau-
tauquas for our young peoples
advancement and many Of those
more advanced in years were as
much Interested in the high
classcd entertainments as the
younger element.
Among those of our progressive
citizens who believe in keeping
New Iberia in the fOreranks along
educational lines are the follow
ing. We dare say many others
whose "ames are not yet on the
list will also sign when asked and
specia) thanks is due Messrs. AL
fred Renoudet, A. G. Bernard, DR..
j. w. K. Shaw and r. D. South.
well for interesting themselves in
seeing the Redpath return to New
iberia next season:
Alfred Renoudet, A. G.. Ber-
nard. r. D. Southwell, s. O. Muck
oils, i. F. Villcrmin, G. Girard,
Joe Renoudet, J. P. Suberbielle,
.Ino. A. Buquor, F. J. Dauterive,
Alphonse Davis. r. J. Lockwood,
W. c. Segura. J. s. Secura. V. f.
Nelson. Tony Landry, f. S. Brous-
sard, Hotel Frederic. per F. Pa
taut. Mgr. Gordon A. Sandoz. IT.
s. Sealy by r. D. Southwell. r.
A. Jacob. J. f. Dupuy, Jules
Drevfus, G. w. Orthwaite. Albert ,
Fstorge. RI. IT.. Winters. Porteus !;
R. Burke. Alfred Tewald, Lazard
King. F. F. Buffinton. NJ. w. y
Fisher. Frank J. Danterive, V. J. r
Frath, Edward r. Weeks. J. w. X. :
Shaw. II. N. Brown. Ed. Il. Es- (.
'torge. M. r. Lemaire, A. J. Sub b
srbielle. J. s. Power. J. J. For n
rev. J. b. Hull. Ventrcss !. Smith.
Walter J. Burke. A. f. Hall per =
Z. D. Southwell. Hilton Sandoz. z
W. F.. Bland TT. Gallois. !. f. =
Schwing. F. II. Smith. L. Trainor, q
Dr. J. Arthur Goodwin. Martin :;
4ebert. Leopold King, G. NJ. Ba- E.
ION, DR.. A. G.. Emmer, Alexis g
VOORHEES,. D. "A. Dimitry. Geo. w. ;,
DALLAS, Mrs. NJ. r. Paradis. H. N. q
'harr. p A. Bovkin, w. Jeffer- ~
on, w. s. Henninc, Frank Ber- :,
ram. II. A. King. per r. D. South .,
-ell. DR.. !. w. Sanders, L. O.
Iacker, G. o. Lamperez, F.. s. 9,
nlton, Jno. r. Taylor. G. s. .
land. A. A. DeB'anc. F.. G.. De- q
mir A. Daigre. w. r. Carstens, Ie
I. D.. J. r. Perry, Francis j. AZ
'oorhies. Z. LANDRY. Chas. O. Ba. ~ ~
in James Lee Gebert. Jno. A. ;"
rotter. r. r. Diggs. J. f. Whit u, az
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