St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-17
COYingtOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Pigott, who have been spend
ing month in Covington guests of Glen Cottage,
returned to their home in New Orleans Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Hardy Smith spent Tuesday in Folsom or
business.
Mrs. c. 1. Fayssoux, of New Orleans who has
been staying with her daughter Mrs Hadden, since
last January, left Tuesday for New Oreane to visit
her son. From there she leaves for short visit to
Vicksburg
Miss Matilda Diendorf spent Sunday in Covington
with her mother.
Miss Daisy Joor returned Wednesday from visit
to her brother in New Orleans. She is to spend the
winter in Covington, the guest of her sister, Mrs j.
NJ Williams
weeks visit to Mrs. Mcleod, of Baton Rouge
Mr.. Will j. Smith has accepted position in Man
deville, much to the regret of his many friends.
Mr.. John Halter, very generous hearted resident
of Covington presented the Mayor with donation
of $4,000, to be used in improving the new park
soon to be opened in Covngton.
Mr.. Lindsay McDougal, wife and baby, of Frank
linton, arrived in Covington Sunday visit to his
aunts Miss Kate McDougal and Mrs. Hester Martin
dale
Mr.. Bert Hadden visited Frank Smith in Abita
Mr.. Godfrey Champagne was New Orleans Wis
itor last week.
Miss E, Richard entertained the Friday Afternoon
Euchre Club last week. Miss Richard was the lucky
winner of the first prize Mrs M. Mercade the sec
ond and to Mrs. DIR. Peyroux was given the consoa-
ton.
visit to Patton Rouge, spent as the guest of Mrs.
Mcleod.
Mr.. Octave Albour, of New Orleans, is spending
awhile at Glen Cottage, the guest of his sister, Mrs
Allan.
Mrs. S. M Copp entertained the Matrons' After
noon Euchre at the Southern Hotel Thursday after
noon. This the first social meeting of the or
ganization and was much enjoyed by all. After a
number of games of euchre, Mrs. +. Wales was de-
clared winner of the first prize Mrs. Fred. Hardy
winner of the second, Mrs: G: Marvin Poole won the
h rd and Artb1r GribhIo consolation The
club will be entertained next week by Mrs Gribbe.
Mr.. Walter Robertson, of New Orleans was a
Covington visitor last week.
w. d. Richardson, of Nashville, Tenn, registered
at the Southern Hotel last week.
of the N. Q. 6. N. R. R., visited Covington last
week in the interest of the railroad He stopped at
the Southern Hotel, while in Covington.
large and interesting meeting of the Ladies'
Progressive Union was held at CantrelPs hall Mon
day afternoon October IL. The ladies very much
interested in the entertainment to be held Novem-
Der 5, for the park in Covington and wish all
persons willing to help in any way, to notify any of
the officers of the organization, as to what they de-
sire to contribute. Any and all help will be gladly
accepted.
The sacred concert for the benefit of the Amite
storm sufferers, held at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday night, was treat to all who attended. No
admission was charged, but collection was taken
up. Those who took part were very well drilled
and Miss Josie Whelpley deserves great credit for
the success of the affair The following program
was rendered:
Hymn No. 81 Ancient Days Jefery by congregation
Anthem, THE Earth the Lords carl PhengerI --- Chorus
Duet Cruelty a. Faure) Helen Ratio and Mr. F. Roeh
Solo THE Dream of Paradise Hamton GRAY K H.
Quartete Consider the Les Topif Miss Helen RATIO Mrs
Chas. smith Messrs. c. K. MulIings and F. Roeh
Solo Not Ashamed Christ" tDauks) Mrs. O. Kohnke
Ofertory organ, claronet Miss Josie Whelpey and
Messrs c. and G. Champagne
Solo, ''Thy King" Paul Rodney Helen Ratio
Praise the The Father" Gounod Chorus
Solo, The Valley of Shadows, Quardo F. Roeh
Hymn No. 567, We Cannot Build Alone, John ZundeD by
Congregation
Recesstona violin and ronet Miss Josie Whepley and
Messrs. c. and G. Champagne
Miss Nettie Brown attended the entertainment in
Abita Springs Saturday night and delighted the au-
dience at Conrads Hall, with of her selections
so charmingly rendered.