St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-06-28
A Delightful Excursion

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tow boat, Claribel, which lowed one
OF Mr.. Jahncke's large sand barges.
lhe barge was in every way fitted
for the occasion, being roomy and
protected with u four-foot gunwale,
Which offered protection for the
many little children on board. The
start was made from the Covington
wharf at half-past five O'Clock, will,
a large and merry crowd on board,
which well filled both tow boa, and
barge. The trip down the beauti-
full Bogue Falaya ana Tchefuncta
rivers was ~ of the most pleasant
that could be imagined, and
the fine scenery was enjoyed by all.
MadisonvilIe was reached abou: 8
O'Clock, and many excursionists
joined tho party from there. A run
was made out in the lake, five miles
from the mouth of the Tchefuncta
river, where the boat shifted for
about ar hour. The lake was calm
as a mill pond, and the full moon
shone down ON the waters, making
a delightful picture. Where else
in Louisiana can such an excursion
be offered to the public? The Cow
lngton Brass Band discoursed ex.
cellent music, giving the young
people an opportunity to dance to
their hearts content. and refresh
meuts were served on board at
reasonable prices. In fact, the
young men composing the Enter
prise Club, deserve thanks for the
able manner they handled the affair,
there being nothing Objectionable
to maj the trip, from beginning to
end. Many thanks are due Capt.
Redding for the skillful manner in
which he handled the boats, and for
his kindly manner towards the ex-
cnrslonists, doing all in his rover
to make the trip pleasant for them.
1t is the intention of the Club to
repeat the excursion in the near fu-
ture, end they will offer to the pub
lie all opportunity to lake d trip
down the two most beautiful rivers
in Louisiana. and for the sum of so
cents the distance Of over &C miles
can be travelled, every mile Of which
will be one Of interest and enjoy
EXCURSIONIST.
A most delightful surprise party was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Tnos. Brulatour,
In their charming bone on the Bogue
River, near Covington, last
night. The guests were royalty
received, and vocal and instrumental
music was in order. Selections were
given by Misses Huberwald and Edna
Messrs. Lawrence Pico and Jno.
Puderer, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. w. Baldey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Cundai]. Choice
We're served and dancing
was INDUCED in till u late hour. Those
present were: Misses Malvina, Alice
md Marie Huberwald, Edna and Co.
Legier, Corinne Briant, Cecile
LIE Besque, Florence Bernos, Ernst.
and Mrs. v. McEnenny. Mr.. and
Mr.. Chas. w. Baldey, Mr.. and Mr.. Jno.
Messrs. Jno. Puderer, Law
Plco, Frank Norman and Ed D.
Misses F. Colet and G. and E. Messer-
smith LETT for the city last Wednesday,
a stay OF two months, the guests
Mrs. +. Zeitvogel. An enjoyable
was given in their honor Tuesday
A fine string band was in at
enhance and dancing was INDUCED In.
those present were: Misses
0hilimine and Julie Pechon, Miss Beck,
Misses Badon, b. Zeilvogel and j. Gautl
Iessrs. NJ. and F. Poole, j. and E.
q. Badon, p. SECOND. Leon
1ebert, E. Marrero, Killilia, H. Roubion
md II. Rockenshou.
The entertainment and dance at
he Pavilion, last Wednesday night
or the benefit of the engine fund,
vas we'll attended, and proved a
enjoyable affair. The pro-
,ram consisted of vocal and instru-
music, tableaux, cake walk,
tic. Dancing was enjoyed till a
ate hour, the music being furnish
~ the Covington Brass Band, and
be %refreshment tables we're we'll
9atronized. Much credit is due
he lady managers for the success
If the affair, and doubtless a good
UNI was rsalized for the worthy
,ause.
Ludwig G. Helntz, son of Dr..
Jullu: Heintz, graduated with F.,
,onors at the Boys High School,
New Orleans, on Friday, June
20. He was born in Covingfon :
81, 1888. He remained here
he was thirteen, when he
vent to the city to attend the pub
ic schools. He entered the Laurel
school in the fifth grade, 1897, s
md the Boys High School in 1899. ,
He will enter the Tulane Medical
leyt session. :
Alfred Deiler, nephew Of Prof. :
!. Hanno Deiler, also graduated. :
Among the graduates IN the :.
School last Monday, were :
Miss Bessie Lee Danner, niece of :
Mrs. Chas. Frederick, and Miss F..
Deller, niece of Prof. }. Hanno :
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