St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-21
Vaudeville Notes

Miss Gladys Givens has returned from New Orleans,
where she has been for several weeks, the guest of
relatives and friends.
Miss Kate Rodd spent few DAYS in New Orleans
the past week.
Miss Eleanor Riggs, of New Orleans, will lecture
here Friday night November co. at DR.. Given's
office on Marigny Avenue.
Miss Simeon left Sudnay for New Orleans, for
several days the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Paul Arceneaux has closed his Exchange on the
lake shore for the winter months and will spend the
Miss Kate Graf, of New Orleans. spent Sunday
here with her mother, Mrs, Graft
Miss Jeane Joseph has left Vaudeville to accept a
position IN New Orleans Her many friends here re-
gret her departure.
Miss Marguerite Hendricks has taken Miss Joseph S
place at the Telephone Exchange
Mr. Octave Hutchinson, one of our,prominent Young
men, died Tuesday November, TO- after long Illness
His many friends are very much grieved and extend
their slneerest sympathy to the family His bro
Their Mr. William Hutchinson, of Hattiesburg came to
attend the funeral.
Mr.. Clay Riggs has returned from Chicago where
he has been the past week.
Mr. Gus Mugn1er, who is in New Orleans
came to Vaudeville to attend Mr. Hutchinson funer-
al.
Vaudeville is soon to have dramatric club
The ball given by Mrs. Marie Dyer, Saturday
night for the Vaudeville Brass Band was a success
Mr.. Hotstream and daughter, of New Orleans are
spending several weeks here, improving their beaut-
ful home on Marigny Avenue.
The Plcayune has the following:
Miss Kate c. Rodd, President of the Rest-Awhile
Circle OF Kings Daughters, called meeting for the
pupose of arranging for the Thanksgiving work and
public lecture on Friday night at the reading-room
Mrs. w. G.. Smith was appointed committee to ar
range for the reception and entertainment Of Miss
Eleanor Riggs, who has consented to lecture that
evening. Mrs. c. S. Gabraith was appointed for
the arrangement of a programme for the evening
The Circle has asked for donations for the Thanks
giving baskets.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Protestant Church
met IN regular session during the week Miss Kate
Rodd the President, being absent, the meeting was
called to order by the Vice President, Mrs j. Beau
JeauX After the devotional exercises the chair call
ed attention to the fact that this was the regular
time for the election of officers. letter from the
retiring President was then read and ordered fled
After the Secretary's and Treasurer's reports the
following officers elected for the ensuing wear
Miss K Rodd, President; Mrs G. w. H. Smith, Vice
President; Mrs. R. B. Paine, Secretary and Mrs C.
5. Galbraith, Treasurer A motion was made and
carried authorizing the Treasurer to purchase and
pay for five gallons of coal oil for fife church. On
motion, Mrs. E. S. Upton was appointed a. commit
tee OF one TO make arrangements for load of wood
Inc subject OF securing sexton discussed, but
definite action not TAKEN and it was left in the
hands of the President and Secretary for final action
The Treasurer reported on hand in the treasury
and the following collections for the evening We're
Mrs. VIM. Schnell, 81; Mrs. E. S. Up
ton, 10 cents; Mrs. M. M. Voyes 10 cents; Mrs. j.
BeauJeax, 70 cents, making a total of $685. On
notion the Treasurer instructed to pay So for
cleaning church.