New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09
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a visitor in New Iberia a couple
[of days this week, the guest Of
the family of Mr.. George Cousin
Miss Mabel Levy, accompan.
led by little Juliette Levy will
leave to-day for Belzonia, Miss
to visit their uncle, Mr.. Aron
Levy, a brother of Hon. Max
Levy of this City. They expect
to be absent a few months.
Mr.. Ben Lissard who has been
lin Cuba for several months
making sugar returned to New
iberia several days ago. His
friends were glad to greet him
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Segura
gave a dainty watermelon and
dancing party in honor of Miss
Rose LeBourgeois of Jeanerette
and Miss Vivian Curry of New
Orleans. Those present were
Misses Clara Landry, Lucy
Crouchet, Audry Anglers, Dola
Lane, Violet Porch, Vivian Cur
ry, Nina Segura, Rose Le-
Bourgeois and Messrs. Robert
Latina, Simon Gray, Andrew
Romero, Lawrence Bourdier,
Daniel Gonzales, Dick Landry,
Harold Dietlein, Clarence Rem
oudet and Bill Hayes.
Miss Pearl Simon entertained
the Episcopal Willing Workers
club on Thursday afternoon at
her home on West Main Street.
The little members present were
Misses Nettie Freeman, Ollie
May Fisher, Emily Grants, Mar
tina Fisher, Nell Freeman, Joyce
Fisher, Grace Plaisance, Kath-
crime Diggs, Gertrude Plaisance
and Mrs. Maurice LeMaire.
Mrs. Ulysses Landry and Miss
Pearl Simon returned Wednes-
day from a short visit to St.
Martinville, accompanied by
Mrs. Robert Maraist.
Mr.. Charles Conrad and son,
DR.. Tom Conrad left Friday for
Marlin, Texas where they will
spend a few days.
Mr.. Alphonse Davis was al
visitor to New Orleans for a
few days this week.
Mr.. Pierre Jubin is the guest
of relatives in Gibson.
Mrs. Charles Kramer of
was the weekend
guest of Mrs. Clarence Duper-
Ter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rene
Mestayer, a girl on Friday, |
July LIST.
The Episcopal Ladies Auxil-
larry met Wednesday afternoon !
at the residence of Mrs. L. GIL
Williams. Members present |
were Mesdames Frank Courts.
J. Koch, Ledoux Smith, F. C.l
Quereau, J. P. Russell, A. B..
Murray, Worthy Quereau,
Kirk Frantz, Edwin Kyle jeff |
Forgey, Maurice LeMaire, J. r.
Ouesenberry. M. Pomeroy, |
Sarah Barnard and Rev. r. R. |
Diggs.
Mrs. VIM. Baumann enter
aimed Tuesday afternoon at an
mpromptu Five Hundred in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Walter /
Leicht of Beaumont. After sew
sral interesting games the
orizes were won by Mrs. Frank
Nouton, Mrs. Walter Leicht
md Miss Jessie Fisher. Those !
Who enjoyed the afternoon were
Nesdames Harry Hall, Jules
)upuy, ]. p. Russell, J. R. Que
lenberry, Frank Mouton, r. r.
)iggs, Leon Landry, Kirk
srantz, Maurice LeMaire, Wal
er Leicht. Leonard Barrow,
Earl Roy. Edwin Kyle, Albert
smmer, Frank Courts, Louis
stumDf Misses Ray Leicht,
fannie Davis Scharff, Pearl
Davis and Jessie Fisher.
Born to Mrs. Ross Combest
nee Lena Duperier) twins boys
It her home in Beaumont on
sunday, July 3rd.
Mr.. Homer J. Daigre, our
Energetic merchant of East
Main Street is contemplating a
1isit to New York about the
9th of the month. Mr.. Daigre's
mission to the Eastern markets
$ to purchase a line of ready-to-
wear garments for women and
children. He has been hand
ing lines of that kind for a
couple of years and has met
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