The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-02
UNCLE HANK

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You really cant appreciate tn
beauties of the Grand Canyon until
after you've seen some fellers yawn.
Mrs. Lock Neveu and children O.
Lafayette spent Thursday and Fri
day here, guests of her sisted, Mrs
Adam Borel.
Miss Nina Burke entertained 4
Bridge and Handkerchief Shove
in honor of Miss Margarete Weeks
bride of this week. About twent,
guests were present. Lovely refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Alfred Lewald is expecte,
home Sunday from New York, wher,
he has been lookin' 'em over OF
Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
We opine that the Speciality Store
will reflect the results of his trip
and that the patrons of that establ.
ishment will reap the benefit in a
nifty manner.
Misses Rita Arnandez, Marjorie
Lyles and Ethel May Frame enter
tanned about so of their little friends
at picnic and supper at City Park
Monday afternoon. Music was furn-
ished by the little "Gazook Band"
Games of all kinds were played
and everybody enjoyed the occasion
immensely.
Little Irene Segura entertained
her little friends at a Tacky party
Thursday afternoon. About forty lit
tie girls were present, all dressed in
Tacky costumes.
Little Celia Dauterive won the
first prize for being the tackiest
Louise Lewald, Aline Harry and En-
lily Grant won the other prizes
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Derouen
and children returned home to Pare
perdu last Saturday. They left here
on August 9th by auto to visit Mrs
Derouen's mother, who lives in Mon
roe, also relatives and friends who
live in Eros, Indian Village and Cal
houn, La.
They enjoyed their trip and found
all of their relatives and friends
well. They stopped several times on
the way back and made the trip
from Monroe in fourteen hours.
Miss Bernice Dreyfus was hostess
at Bridge Wednesday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Louise Voor-
HES Of New Orleans, who is a guest
Of Mrs. Leonard Barrow. The Guest
prize was presented to Miss Voor-
HES. Other prizes were won by Miss
Pauline Suberbielle and Miss Helen
Gebert. A lovely luncheon was serv-
ed. Those there were: Mesdames
Tom Jones, Jules Dupuy, Leonard
Barrow, w. C. Segura, Julius Maier,
Perry Burke, and Misses Ruth Geb-
ert, Helen Gebert, Lucy Gebert,
Katy Murray, Ruth Levy, Pauline
Suberbielle and Louise VOORHEES,.
Mrs. Mat Valet entertained the
Saturday afternoon Bridge Club at
Spanish Lake. A most delicious
Fish luncheon was served. The pri-
yes were won by Mrs. Harry Smedes,
Mrs. H. S. Sealy and Mrs. Frank
Dauterive. The members present
were: Mesdames Leon Landry, Tom
Gayle, Gus Suberbielle, Harry
Smedes, E. P. Roy, Leon Dreyfus,
Fritz Dietlein, Clet Girard, John
Buquor, H. S. Sealy, Frank Dau-
terive, J. w. Sanders, Ed Estorge,
Robert Perry, Harry Hall, Gordon
Sandoz, Mike Berry, Edwin Brous-
sard, Charles Provost, Leonard Bar
row, Michel, Romero, Mrs. Willie
Burke of New Orleans, Mrs. Allen
of New Orleans, and Misses Stella
Estorge, Louise .Blanchet, Irma Le-
Blanc, Neomie Landry, and Miss
Landry of Lafayette.
A jolly crowd of khaki clad folk
returned Thursday from Cote Blan-
che. They were camping in the CAT
ferry summer cottage on the bluff.
Everyone had a delightful time
and are anxiously waiting for next
summer to come so the same crowd
can get together again.
Nothing In the line of sport was
left unexplored, and when parting
time came it was with heavy hearts
that the campers bid one another
farewell. Among the campers were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Zig Leblanc, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma