St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-21
Miss Dry, of Woodland Plantation, is a


Miss Dry, of Woodland Plantation, is q
guest at the Oaks.
/ Miss Stella Allan who for six weeks has
been the guest of Mrs, 0. Albour, in Baton
Rouge, is expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. K Mullings were given
| a farewell surprise party by number OF
their friends Saturday afternoon. Delicious
| refreshments were served by the surprising
party and all enjoyed the time spent at the
| pleasant home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks, Mr.. and Mrs
Houston and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Flanders leave next week to make
their home in Bogalusa. They will be
greatly missed by their friends here.
Mr.. Jos. Kinks, of New Orleans, is a
week end visitor to Riverside Inn
Miss Josie Whelpley visited New Orleans
Wednesday,
Mrs. M. J. Foster and daughter, of
Rlverside1nn, were the guests of Mrs. Fred.
d. King Sunday at dinner.
The Maiden's Afternoon Euchre Club
met at the home of Miss Anita Delcroix
Wednesday afternoon. An exciting number
found that Miss Nellie Hennessey won the
first prize Miss Cecile Cantrell the second,
Miss Mary Dutch the first consolation and
Miss Lucille DelcroiX the secund consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs C. K. Mullings and family
left Wednesday morning for Bogalusa, where
they intend to live. They left large circle
of friends to regret their departure.
Mrs. R. White and family also left for
Bogalusa to live.
Mrs. T. J. Dimitry and family left Satur-
day for Bogalusa to live.
The NJ c. B. euchre and oyster stew
Monday evening at the NJ. C. B. clubhouse
was a success both socially and financially
Eleven tables were filled. Fifteen games
were played Mrs. II. H. Smith winning
the ladies first prize, a handsome bisque vase,
Mrs. E. Wales the second, pretty gold
crescent pin, Mr.. Julian Smith won the gen
tlemen's first prize, three pretty crevats,
Mr., Barclay Smith the second, leather and
silver cigarette case while Miss Adele Pc
roncel was the winner of the consolation
prize, a box of very pretty letter paper. AT
ter the euchre oyster stew and crackers,
chocolate and coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby Stern are guests at
Riverside Inn.
Miss Adele Peroncell, of New Orleans, ar
rived Sunday, to spend awhile with her sis
ter, Mrs. Allie Smith.
Mrs. T. J. Wright, Mrs. T. NJ Burns Mrs.
Archie Smith and Rev. J. E. Brakefield
were weekend visitors to New Orleans.
Mr.. W. A. Hood spent Wednesday in New
Orleans.
Miss. Ida Mason, of New Orleans, is
spending week in Covington, the guest Of
relatives.
Mrs C. E. schonberg and Mrs. F. F.
blanche are on visit to Mrs. Schonberg's
parents, on Pixies Peak Plantation, St.
James Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Richard returned Sat
urday night and are located on Jefferson
Avenue.
Mrs. E. c. Wunderlich, of New Or
leans, spentllast Sunday in Covington, guest
Of Miss Lizzie Mortee
Miss Loretta Nelson, of Pass Christian,
was the guest Of Mrs. Young last Sunday.
Mrs. J.. E. Ford, after several months
spent among relatives in Mississippi, has re-
turned.
Mrs. S. D. Bulloch visited her mother in
Franklinton this week.
In response to the following letter Mrs. R. G. Had
len turned over to Town Treasurer A. R. Smith
check drawn by Mrs. w. A. White, Treasurer of
he Women's Progressive Union, for $257.80:
Mrs. R. G. MADDEN, President the Women's Progressive Union
Covngton, La, Nov. 5, 1908.
Dear Madam-We are about to issue warrant in
payment of our engine. We would kindly ask you
Tor check covering the amount your Union has col
ected and which you generously offered in your
of July the 7th, 1908.
Very Respectfully,
E. v RICHARD, Mayor.