The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-17
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was reported successful. News recei-
we'd Thursday was that patient was
doing nicely.
Mrs. Albert Hill entertained the
Thursday evening Bridge Club this
week. Mrs. Edgar Dupre wont first
prize and Miss Lilly Emmer the Con-
ISOLATION prize A delicious luncheon
was served. Those there were: Mis-
ses Nina Burke, Ethel Carver, Pearl
Davis, Pauline and Ellen Suberbielle,
Lilly Emmer, and Mrs. f. p. Roy
Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs Perry Burke,
Mrs. julius Maier, and Mrs. Edgar
Dupre.
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public have
in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
Miss Lillian Souier entertained the
Silk Hose Bridge Club Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Irma Leblanc captured
the prize, A dainty luncheon was
served. Those there were: Nesdames
Tom Conrad, H. S. Sealy, Edmond
Landry, Leon Minvielle, Mike Berry,
r. R. Diggs, and Misses Jessie Fish
er and Irma Leblanc.
Mss Stella Estorge entertained the
Silk Hose Club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cab Landry won the club prize
and Mrs. Frank Courts The guest
prize, A lovely luncheon was ser ed.
Those present were; Iesdames l..
Lallande, Cab Landry Frank Courts,
Arthur Schexneyder, Frank Mouton,
Tom Conrad, F. Quer"ru Leon Min
vielle, Harry Smith, Nike Berry, II
S. Sealy, Edward Dupre, and Misses
Zig Decuir, Lucy Gebert, Aline Lee
Blanc.
666 is a prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know.
Mrs. Robert Perry entertained the
Handkerchief Bridge Club Saturday
afternoon. The Club prizes were won
by Mrs. Walter Carstens and Mrs.
Walter Burke. The Club members
present were: Mesdames Henry Smith,
Tom Conrad, Charles Provost, Walter
Burke, Walter Carstens, George Sa
batter, and Miss Lucy Estorge. The
guests were: Miss Odeile Milling of
New Orleans, Mesdames Harry
Smedes, Edward Dupre, Willie Weeks,
Louis Valet, Charles Cultivate,
John Gebert, E. H. Buffinton, jeff
Forgey. The Guest prize was won by
Mrs. Harry Smedes and the Consola
ton by Mrs Edward Dupre.
The lovely luncheon served was
spring chicken on toast, green peas,
potatoes, olives, crackers and
tea and date tarter with whipped
cream.
Mrs. Fred Patout entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor OF her
sister, Miss Rita Arnandez. The dim
ing room was lastly decorated in
Christmas colors, red and green Poin-
settas, and other appropriate decora-
tions. A beautiful little Christmas
tree was in the center of the table.
Sandwiches, hot chocolate and can
dies were served. The cake was iced
green with red candles, and the can
dies were all red and green also.
The prizes in the games were won
by Bertha Burke and Maude Muller.
Those present were: Sarah Shaw,
Sarah Moore, Louise Lewald, Ruth
Voorhies, Alberta Emmer, Violet and
Margaret Weeks, Lucille Delahouss-
aye, Ethel May Frame, Marjorie Lyle
Celia Dauterive, Emily Grant, Mary
Gallois, Eugene Decuir, Maude Null
Ter, Anna Jane Pharr, Bertha Burke
Dorothy Schraut, Caroline Carstens.
Marion Murphy and Nettie Freeman.
Mrs. Robert Perry was hostess at
Bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
home on East Main Street.
The prizes were won by Miss Hell
en- Gebert and Mrs. Frank Courts. A
lovely luncheon was served, consist
ing of stuffed oysters, frozen fruit,
salad, crackers, olives, tea and can
dies. Those present were: Mesdames
E. P. Roy, l.. Barrow, Perry Burke,
Francis VOORHEES,, Quesenberry, Harry
Hall, Reeves, G. Switzer, Willie Bau-
mann, Maurice LeMaire, and Misses
Helen Gebert, Jessie Fisher, lrma
Leblanc, Ethel Carver, Nina Burke,
Theda Murray. Those invited for re-
freshments were: Misses Lucy Geb-
ert, Gretchen McDade, Mary Mer-
ret, and Mesdames Archie Campbell,
Glenn Binnings, Frank Courts and W.
B. Sharp.
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THE IBERIAN.