New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-05-28

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daughters, Amelia and Elizabeth
left Wednesday evening for New
Orleans to visit friends and rela-
tives. They will be gone about
a week or ten days.
After spending a month here
with his daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Kyle, Mr.. Fred w. Bauman re-
turned to New Mexico where he
joined his family. When Mr..
Bauman arrived here his phySi-
cal condition was very much i'm
paired. a few weeks of our Lou
lSiana sunshine and gentle
brcczcs from the Gulf soon re-
juvcnatcd him and on Thursd;.y
he HE'D himself back to his
temporary headquarters.
Little Miss Alice Oucrcau and
lbrothcr, Master Worthy Que
rcau entertained a few of their
friends at a party at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
:. Oucrcau on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. J. L. Jagot and Mr.. Rcgi-
maid SOnncmann were visitors
to Lafayette on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurent Daau-
tcrive and baby of Lafayette
were visitors here on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Weeks
were visitors in Morgan City on
Sunday last where they went to
take little Misses Weeks to visit
their grandmother. Mrs. Bru-
hacker for few days vacation.
Misses Ellen and Pauline Sub
erbiellc entertained the Bridge
club at Spanish Lake Thursday
afternoon. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Eldridgc Hinc and
Miss Nina Burke.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Berry and Miss
lrma Leblanc entertained at
Five Hundred and Bridge on
Tuesday afternoon. The Five
Hundred prizes were won by
Mrs. r. f. Freeman and Miss
Ethel Carver and the Bridge
prize by Mrs. f. N. Landry.
Those who enjoyed the Five
Hundred games were Mcsdames
O. Renoudet. Jr., Harry Smith.
Frank Dautcrive, J. II. White,
Sidney Laughlin. Henry Brous-
ard, Bob BrousSard. r. F.. Free
man. John Taylor, Clarence Du-
perier, George Switzer, Mrs. !
Applegate, Gus Subcrbielle,
Misses Daisy Simon. Rita |
Blanchet, Ethel Carver. Carrie
Reinaucr ,Noemie Landry, Zig
Dccuir and Valerie Broussard
md Bridge players were Mes
DANES r. r. Digss, John Gcbert,
Homer Duprc, f. N. Landry,
Tom Conrad. II. S. Scaly. b.
Cambcll, Leon Minvielle. Fred
Dick Scaly. Lillian
Soulicr and Jessie Fisher.
Miss Gladys Lallande enter
tanned her Senior Class on Tues
day, May 18th. The reception
room was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and ferns of
all kinds. The class colorS were
strewn all over the room and
cupids dressed in the class cOIors
were placed in every nook and
corner. The evening was
opened with grand march,
then DELIGHTFUL games were
played. Miss Janice ScharH
the prize then differ
,nt favors were given to match
off the partners for the next
lance. The young coupled {
1anced until early morn. De-
icious refreshments in class {
,Olors were served and favOrs
,iven. Those present were ]
Misses Lillian Schcxnayder.
-aurice Freemin, Janice Scharff, |,
ncz BrOusSard. Elise Weeks, I
FERN Herbert. Edmee Mestaycr 8
1unice Delcambre, Bertha Sui ,
ivan. Lexina BONN, Messrs.
'cxie Dupuy, Vernon Bclanger.
,arl Theriot. Dick Landry, L. F. {
-allande. Wilt Emmcr, Arthur S
,uberbiclle. Simon Gary, Ted |r
iosling. Clarence Delcambre T
nd Kamerence Boulder. t
Mr.. J. C.. Sullivan of New 4
FORK and of Hog Island" ship t
ard fame, spent Sunday last a
lerc. guest of Mrs. C.. p. Moss. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Duper- "
nr. Mrs. Camille Flory. Mrs. Al O
ert Berry and Mrs. r. f. Free
min motored to Abbcville on :,
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