New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-07

Mrs. Fritz Dictlein entertained
complimentary to Mss Gertrude
Hacker of Beaumont at a moyin-
picture party. Those who en-
joyed the pictures were Misso.
Gertrude Hacker, AdeIine Con-
rad, Pin Decuir, Lucille Rcnou.
Diet. Lucille Barrow, Genvieve
Martin. Aline Mmviellc and Ceci}e
Reuoudet.
Mr.. II. O. Miller and sister,
Miss Frances left for a visit to Ell
Paso, Texas and other points in
the West.
Little Miss NoeIie Gajan en-
tertained her many little friends
at Five Hundred party on Thurs
day afternoon. The first prize
was won by Marie Louise Voor
hes. The second prize by Miss
Florence Pleasant. The BOBBY by
Marie Emmer.
Miss Lucille Barrow entertained
on Wednesday afternoon and Miss
Gussie SuberbielIe was the lucky
winner Of beautiful picture.
Master Allen King, after a most
delightful visit to friends, has re
turned to his home in Baton
Rouge, accompanied by Messrs.
Stehen Murphy and James Wyche.
The Five Hundred club met on
Thurday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Gabriel Landry. The
prize was won by Mrs. Frank De
eur.
The Junior Five Hundred club
organized on Monday at the resi-
dence of Miss Lucille RenOudet
with the following members:
Misses Lucille Barrow, Amelia
Carstens, Helen Carver, Alma
Conrad, Adeline Conrad, Mar
jorie DeBlanc, Pinn Decuir, Maud
Muller. Marian Murphy, Lucille
RenOudet, Gussie SuberbielIe, Ma
RE Louise VOORHEES,, Sophie Voor-
HES.
Misses Rosina and Virginia Pr
raro left on Friday for visit to
relatives in New Orleans.
Mr.. Balch Migues left for a !
month visit at FL Paso. He will
go to Tucson, Arizona from there.
Mrs. G. Holt, Mrs. G. T. Cade,
Misses Rita Soulier, Marie Cage,
Bette and Malanie Holt motored
to Franklin on Sunday.
Mrs. d. c.. BOnnette and little
daughter, Jane Bonnotte are
spending two weeks with relatives
at Lake Charles.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Byron Rand on August Sd at Nc
Comb, Miss, a son, Thomas Byron
Rand, Jr.
On Tuesday evening Miss Elise
Mestayer entertained her friends
with a party at her home on he
ria Street. Those present were:
Misses Kitty Brown, Mag Brown,
Joe Brown, Lucille Occur, Bee
Hitter, Mildred Conrad, Miss
rheriot, Gladys Lallande, Elise
Eortier and Elsie Mestayer and
Nessrs. Alfred Hitter, WilfredI
Conrad. Simon Gary, Philip Con-
'ad, Allen Conrad, Bob Renoudet,
Harold Theriot, Burke Suberbielle,
Witt Emmer and Dick Landry.
Kitty Brown and Bob Renoudet
won the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patout and
:hluren reached New Iberia the
after part of last week after sew
eral months visit at Los Angeles,
California. They returned home
,wo months earlier than they had
because of the numerous
earthquakes which was prevalent
Turing their short visit. Mr.. Pa
out informed the reporter of the
that while California
s a beautiful and successful fruit
growing country the recent earth
luakes have worked irreparable
injury and he himself heard a
number of citizens say they would
cave just as soon as they could
get rid of their realty. At Under
wood alone, Mr.. PatOut stated that
damage to property ran into the
millions of dollars. New Iberia
md South Louisiana is good
enough for Mr.. PatOut in the fu-
nrp.