The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-08-05

Friends of Miss Ching Carter will
| be pleased to hear that she under
| went successful operation at Dan
terlve's Sanitarium Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Jeff Forgey entertained the
Episcopal Auxiliary Wednesday aft
| ernoon at her home on East Main
Street. About 25 members were
present. Lovely refreshments were
served The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs M. w. Fisher.
Mrs. Willie Bauman entertained
the Bridge Club Friday afternoon at
| her home on French Street. The pri-
yes were won by Mrs. Frank Dau-
| terlve, Mrs. Frank Courts, Miss Jes-
sic Fisher and Miss lone Sonneman
| Lovely refreshments were served.
We are informed that Mrs. o. Etie
| Of New Orleans, aunt of Mr.. Albert
Dleudonne Of this city, is i'll at her
granddaughter's home, Mrs. Anthony
| Miranda, at Jeanerette, and she is
anxious to see all of her old time
| friends.
Reputable New Orleans concern
wishing to extend business, seeks
Local Representative who will work
hard for really satisfactory remuner-
alton. Experience desirable but not
| required"
2O3-609 Iberville ST.,
New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Albert Hill entertained the
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon
The prizes were won by Mrs. Perry
| Burke and Mrs. Louis Valet. A
| lovely luncheon was served.
Mrs. Edwin Broussard entertained
at a lovely fish supper compliment
airy to her guest, Mrs. Louis Muir
| ply of Washington, d. c., at Span
ish Lake Thursday evening. Those
there were: Mrs. Louis Murphy, Mis-
ses Stella Estorge, Emily Broussard
Constance Broussard, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Patout, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Patout and Mrs. w. F. Carstens.
DR.. and Mrs. Fulton and niece,
Miss Alma Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Wyche, Miss lone Sonnerman,
Mr.. James Wyche, Jr., Miss Kath-
crime Lively, Miss Julia Wyche, Dr.
and Mrs. John Pharr and Miss Alma
Fulton, sister Of DR.. Fulton, enjoyed
Thursday evening at Clarendon. 4
lovely supper was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. E. E. Duplantis and family of
Port Arthur, Texas, spent part of
last week in New Iberia with rela-
tives and friends, driving over in his
car. He reports the roads to be in
| first class condition all along
Miss Carrie Pharr was stricken
with very sudden and acute at
tack of appendicitis last Saturday
and was operated at the New
Iberia Sanitarium Saturday even
ing. We are pleased to report that
the operation was successful and
| Miss Pharr is now recovering nicely
Mrs. w. T. Dallas of Galveston
| and Mrs. G. w. Dallas, of Beau
mont, motored over from Texas last
Thursday and have been visiting
friends and relatives here. They re-
turned home Monday of this week
Dallas Broughton, son of Mr.: and
Mrs. Phil Broughton, accompanied
them back to Texas for short Wis
it.
| Miss Mabel Levy entertained at
Bridge Tuesday afternoon compll-
mentary to her guest, Miss Esther
Davido, of Belzoni, Miss. Lovely re-
freshments were served. The guests
were: Misses Esther Dayido, Pearl
Davis, Fannie Scharff, Neomie Lam
dry, and Mesdames Julius Maier
Carroll Dupuy, Albert Hill, Donald
Burke, Adolph Chalaron, Alfred Lee
valid. Leonard Barrow, Schwartz
Paul Landry and Kirk Frantz.
Mrs. John Buquor was hostess at
Bridge Saturday afternoon at hel
home on Duperier Ave. The prizes
were won by Miss 1rma Leblanc
Mrs. John Gebert and Miss Aline
Leblanc. A lovely chicken salad
course was served. The guests were
Mesdames R. V. St. Dizier, II. 5.
Sealy, Neff, John Gebert, j. W.
oJ M D Touairo Frances