St. Tammany farmer., 1908-03-28

at the residence of Mrs. Fred.
Hardie. Mrs. Hardie is ever a
charming hostess, and the ladies
did full justice to her gracious
hospitality. The prize was very
pretty and was won by Miss L.
Allan.
Miss Josie Whelply was a
guest to the Crescent City on
Saturday last.
Everybody goes aft shing
these days-that is, when Jupi-
ter Fluvius checks up his water
carts. On bright days, toward
sunset, the streets are filed
with homecoming disciples of
dear old Isaac Walton.
These devotees of the rod and
lines usually wear old clothes,
a straw sun-hat, and the happi-
est smile, the latter attesting
a day we'll spent in the sweet
smelling woods, and a goodly
string of fsh-the pride of a
fiSherman'S heart.
DR.. and Mrs. C. z. Williams
spent a day and a night at the
fishing camp on the beautiful
Tchefuncta. Mrs. Williams says
the catch was good and the out
ing delightful.
Mrs. R. Y. Mills returned to
their home in Clinton, La, af-
ter a weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. E. G. Davis, in Jackson
street.
Mrs. S. w. Prague has re-
turned from New Orleans,
whittier she was summoned to
attend the deathbed of her
mother, Mrs. Geo. C. Lafaye,
who passed away on Sunday,
March 22.
We extend to Mrs. Prague,
and to her brother, Mr.. Julian
Lafaye, our sincere sympathy
in this great bereavement.
Miss Seymoura Hadden spent
Saturday in New Orleans.
Mr.. Dede Smith, his mother,
Mrs. H. J. Smith, and Miss An
ME Smith, spent a few days in
Vaudeville during the past
week.
Miss Mary Rapier and Miss
Townsend were Sunday visitors
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rapier,
in America street.
The Matron's Euchre Club
met on Thursday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Jos. B.
Lancaster. The first prize was
won by Mrs. Jos. Delery, the
second by Mrs. E. Wales and
the consolation by Mrs. A.
Minuet.
Mr.. A. C. Lindauer, of the
Picayune staff, was the guest on
! Sunday of his daughter, Mrs.
| G. Marvin Poole.
Lieut.. Governor and Mrs.
Sanders, with Miss Kate Posey,
of New Orleans, Miss Della Glib
bon, of Franklin, La, and Mr..
Gus Ventress, of Sunshine, La,
as guests, have been occupying
their summer home near Cow
ington this week. Mr.. Sanders
left last Monday, after a few
days spent at the home, and
the guests will remain until
Sunday. Mrs. Sanders will
probably remain here for a
month.
This beautiful weather means
outdoor sports, and that means
some of Dixon's baseball. This
is our national sport, and the
patriotic as we'll as the sports
man heart thrills at the sight of
a good game of ball. So,
hooray for Dixon !! Well all &c
to see them play.
The euchre given by the
Ladies Auxiliary Fourth Troor
Cavalry, Thursday night, was
quite a success, financially as
we'll as socially. The first prize,
which was a handsome, cut-glass
powder jar with silver top, a
donation to the Auxiliary from
Messrs. T. Housman & Son, of
New Orleans, was won by Mrs.
Wallace Poole; the second prize,
a very pretty shirt waist, was
won by Miss Anais Boudousquie;
the consolation, asilver thinnble,
was won by Mrs. Logan Belknap.
The gentleman's first prize, a
gold scarf pin, set with rubies,
was won by c. C. Champagne;
the second, a gold scarf clasp,
was won by L. Theriot, and the
consolation, a silver pencil
holder and pencil, by S. FIRE.
lander.
LAS we go to press some notes
are handed in about Dixon Night
at Cantrelle's hall. A full ac-
count will appear in next weeks 8
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