St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-21
COYin6tOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Miss Martha Fitzpatrick who has been
spending some time with her sister, Mrs. w.
| A. Dixon, of Dixon Academy, returned to
her home in New Oeleans Monday.
Mr.. Emile Heintz was Coyington visitor
| at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. Heintz.
Misses Annie and May Poole returned
Monday from short but very pleasant stay
in New Orleans at the home of Mrs. Bonnie
bel on Metarie Ridge.
Mr. E. ]. Domergue spent Monday in
New Orleans.
Mesdames Houston and C. Frederics spent
Monday in Bogalusa.
Saturday night the young men of CoVing-
ton gave a return dance to the young ladies
of Covington who had so kindly invited
them to Leap Year dance some time before.
Quite large crowd was present and dan
cling was kept up till a late hour. Mr.. Anne
dee Guyol presided at the piano.
Miss Sarah Mullings entertained her little
friends Wednesday at her home. This
young Miss leaves shortly for Bogalusa and
the party was in the nature of a farewell
gathering. A large number Of the younger
set were present and games were played
until late, after which most delicious refresh
ments were served
Mr.. Harvey Ellis was Slidell visitor on
business last week.
Mr.. Julian Smith visited New Orleans
Saturday to see the Merry Widow" and
attended the birthday dinner of Miss Rachel
Linton Mrs A. Hannett, of Folsom, was
also among Miss Linton's guests, and re-
turning home spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs KentZel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine Poole are the
happy parents of fine baby girl, born Sat-
urday November, a, 1903, at five o'clock in
the morning. Both mother and babe are
getting along fine and Mr.. Poole wears the
smile that won come off.
Miss Cecile O'Donnel, now of BogaIusa,
was week end visitor to Covington, divid-
ing her time between her two friends, Mrs.
Clay Hebert AID Miss Seymora MADDEN.
All of her old friends and acquaintance
were delighted to see her again and hope
she will visit here often.
Mr.. w. j. Blake, of Atlanta, Ca, was a
guest at the Southern Hotel last week.
Mrs. Louis Morgan charmingly entertain
ed the Matron's Afternoon Euchre Club at
her home on Jefferson Ave, last Thursday.
Mrs. Preston Herndon won first prize,
Mrs Logan Belnap second while Mrs. A.
Peyroux, Jr., was given the consolation
prize Mrs. Marvin Poole entertains next
week.
Miss Carrie Frederick and Mrs. H. T. G.
Weaver spent several days of this week in
New Orleans visiting friends and relative
They made the trip on the steamer Josie.
Mrs. Posey Ventress returned Monday
from visit to her home near Baton Rouge.
Miss Betha Huge, of New Orleans was
the guest of Miss Annie Smith the past
week
Mrs. Neil Sweeney, with her two daugh-
tiers, Misses Carmelite and Marion E., spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in New Orleans,
guests Of Mrs. L. Haher.
Mr.. Horace Bougere, who left Covington
to join the U. S. Cavalry, re-
ruined Sunday. His height barring him
from the Cavalry
W. L. Richardson, St. Louis, Mo-, E. A.
Mercer, Racine, Wis, A. ]. Hollenworth,
Vickburg, Miss, and {. Weis, Milwaukee,
Wis, were among the guests at the South
ern Hotel last week.
Miss Maggie Cory, Of New Orleans,
spent Sunday with Mrs. H. r. Wright.
Mrs. JOS A. Kinks and daughter Emma.
are guests at Riverside Inn; also Miss Louise
Posey, of New Orleans