The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

q On aged moss grown live-oak s .ne Spite re
cold and sweet But one thing thers n u Vic
perfee picture. Over the spring u "a
little brick building. strikngly - tha n,d
tomb, and as one stands o. Nh ine and shady. one
cannot haIn fancylng this to be- the last res Ing
place Of some my sterio9s laW ess IN nrivsta
eremrsinn X trial trip of the Heroine to Coy
ineton. The dry was spent most ahant Yartv
bonny little steamer go ba asten ~ ndd lest you
shaps yanr head ia grievous dismay over my
powers of exaggeration. sa.,n,2 Wa boye m
ma ,h hanks Of the Tchefuneta. and upon CONT
W. n,,r tronhies concluded W. had best be son-
tentsd to remain simple fishers ~ men a ahh war
sonn nra apa nat the Hnny tribe. Nary flsh dear
friand: but. Oh didn't We got lots OF 1reeRles'
md were not out hands and fnces painted I, O
reM as II 2 bars "s bs ss'
frscsle lotion and made such run npop tne
druggist for vlycerine and cold cream thai, the
br q spell Some fine wltermelong, how,
ever, eonsoed Ms In measure. We pi ched
into them with a, hungry impulse that telt n2
but gave us drink Of wafer, and then putting
10 the fishing rods and raising three cheers for
the beautiful Indian named river. we nome
broke down twice, d drenching rain ducAed US
thoroughly. and when. finally. half dozen for
lorn females. looking like drowned rats,
failed to recognizes her daughters. We WeDt.
On Monday. orr party Grove over IN tho stage
to Coyington distance p ten mites ana aisy
doubtless they returned thanks when our hack
departed for Vaudeville; Iron and SULPHUR Jpn,
springs partly form the attractions Of Coving-
ton. During the journey vs. crossed Bogue ia
laya. Chinchubs crack and Abita river. Ghln1
chnba springs are half mile from the creek ana
We ricnicked In Covngton and the way chicken.
pickles. sandwiches. etc. Disappeared was
miraculous. Our appetttes were what Do n,d
d few grasshoppers fell into the cream and ma
| licious ants made us aware Of their presence
du ing the progress IF the Festivities bnt When
| folks lunch al frPsco they accept such inevitable
| accidents with becoming grace end serenity
| Horneward bound. our exuberant spirits burst
nto M m eFa
| pertoira we called upon our snloist. she gave
| THAT Young Man Across the Way," after winch
Yesterday MT. Witherspoon's exeursionists
enlivened the town: hope the excursion W.
| donation from the proceeds 70 the Bethel The
CameIia's deck was iled With familiar faees
Among them w po1sa NJ and Miss COR,
| Roig-but there, cannot begin TO enumerat'
oil the friendly. smiling1iaces | encountsrtt
every Sunday different denominations takins
turns In supplying tho pulpit Of the Uuioi
Church. Mr.. Witherspqon has preached: M BE-
II ". IL. J..
mouth held service and Rev. Or. J. N. Pal ne
Ia OK peeled soon.
the Mandeyille. Social Club has been organ m.
lied and held their first soiree hanshnte las
night ut the residence Of Z, Il. Mfdalemiss esq
on Lake street Mr.. ). Given. Of Mandevile
president. For days before the town was IN
iluter of preparation the girls were saving 10
the eventful occasion their best ilonnchs IN
Fittings. and one was perpetually stumblin
over groups Of young gentlemen excitadiy dis
GUESSING the merits Of light kids and white vests
Consequently, am happy to be able t. t, >, s di
thai all went merry ihs marriage beli az,
the club were blest with q fine moonlight nlRn
The reception committee were gorgeous \
huge roses and white rosettesS;, M Tr guest
from town were present. Saddle Vivian an
M. Fanre favored u With some = e, en-. snlo5a I
fhe members held several mysterious meetings
n the height Of my curiosity sought e e p r
proceedings. He informed me that they all 81
round on barrels IN one Of the stores an passe
What thinkest thou. Ivanhoe2
Bathing time. ! must close ny budget. ie
Yours. warmly. KENILWORTH.