St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-04-26
PHONE NO. II.

MARRIED-On Thursday, April H.,
the marriage of Mr.. George Thomas
Reber, of Covington. La, to Miss Alice
Guthrie, of New Orle aens was solemn
lied by the Rev. Father j. Widermer,
in the presence of quite a number of
relatives aud friends of the couple, at
the home of the brides mother, IN
Pearl River, La.
The coy little parlor was decorated
with cut flowers, while in one corner of
the room \ bower of evergreens and
ferns had been erected, under which
the happy couple stood during the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Maggie May Guthrie, as
bridesmaid, while Mr.. Islous Willis of
Pearl River, La. acted as best man.
The BRIDE wore becoming gown OF
white organdie, set of by lilies of the
valley. She carried u shower bouquet
of bride >roses. The bridesmaid was
also attired in white. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reber were the rec, pients of many
costly presents. Among those who at
tended the reception which followed
the ceremony were: Mr.. aud Mrs Her
bert Carpenter, Mrs. L. A. Reber, Miss
Mary Reber. all Of Covington; Mrs. j.
H. Guthrie, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hegney, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Frisk, Miss Adele Crawford,
Miss Lizzie Willis, the Misses Sarah and
Ella Egan, Lizzie Patterson, Loretta
Guthrie, Annie Schneider, Mines. Allen,
Porter, Beck, Mary O'Neil, Jane Nc
Cracker, Kate McCracken, Lorine
Grayer and Mildred Emmerson; Mcssrs.
f. s. Cobb, Jack Willis, J. Parker,
Willie Stakelum, H.. J. Schneider, Smith
Cobb, Hugh Nelson, John schneider. S.
Frascher, Islous Willis and Joe Guthrie.
The happy couple arrived In Covipg-
ton last Monday, on visit to the
groom's mother, and received tie con-
gratulatlons of their many friends We
acknowledge the receipt OF some of the
brides cak. aud a bottle of wine, with
the compliments Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rcber.
and wish them Il joyful and prosperous
future.
MARRIED Saturday >pr;l 10,
1902, by Rev. F. &. Hocutt, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Eldrige A. Raglan and WIS Ruby
d. 1'imberlake.
The interesting ceremony was
witness, d bv u large number of in
v;,rd guests from Cnvin.ton and
the surrounding country. We re-
celved liberal share of brides
cake, IN honor of the event, and
join their many friends III extend
ing congratulations and best wishes.
The wedding presents, from
friends absent and present. were
numerous aud handsome.
MARRIED. - On Wednesday,
April l6, quiet wedding took
place at the residence of Hon.
Wynne Rogers, l3l South Der
bigny street, New Orleans. Miss
Dora Meyer, of Liberty Settle
ment, near Covington, was married
to Mr.. Bruno Bonquo,s, a promi-
nent s,onographer, of New Orleans.
The happy couple received the
congratulations of friends and
relatives. Several former resi-
dents of st. l'ammany were present
at the ceremony.
DIED - In Covington, La. +,
Wednesday, morning, April %,
1902, Rev. J. +. Scurlock, aged
81 years. HIS remains were taken
to New Orleans Thursday morning
for interment.
The deceased was a member OF
the Louisiana Conference, NJ. r.
Church South. for the past thirty
five years. He had resided III
Coving,on about four years, hav.
ing come here for the benefit OF
his health. He frequently held
service in the Methodist Church,
and made many friends, who re.
GREETED 10 hear of his death, al