St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-07-04
Abita Springs Items.
Abita Springs La, July /, 1908,

AD1Ld Springs Lid, July L, 40oo'
Editor st Tammany Farmer:
A delightful hay-ride was given by Mrs.
Adolph Nassits to Three Rivers" last week.
The party left Abita at o'clock in the morning
and proceeded through the pines to their desti-
nation. On their return the crowd stopped at
the Southern Hotel, where delightful break
fast was served. In the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer, Miss Leontine Hayen Miss The
rese Wolbrette, Messrs. Sylvan Kohn Melvin
Kern, Joe Goetz.
In honor of the birth-date of Miss Therese
Wolbrette, a musical was given in the spacious
parlors of the New Abita Springs Hotel. Miss
Wolbrette, who is a charming New Orleans
belle, received many handsome presents. The
musical program was made up as follows: Vocal
selections Mr.. Simon and Miss Hanna Klien;
piano, Mrs Edgar Helluin and John E. Franz
MIR. Morris Goldstein closed the program with a
selection on the harmonica. Refreshments were
served by Mr. Souchon, of hotel, in creditable
manner and dancing concluded. Among the
guests were: Miss Leontine Hagen, Mr.. Melvin
Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goodman, Miss Emma
Lion Mr. and Mrs Bauer, of Alexandria, La,
Mr. and Mrs. Manassas, Mrs. J. Klein, Miss 0.
Sizler Miss. D. Klein, Mr.. Claverie, Mr.. Jake
Well, Mrs. Adolph Manesses, Mrs. Kohn, Mrs.
Becker Cine, Mr.. David Wolbrette, Mrs. Fay
Itch, Mrs. Finan, Mrs Herbert and Walter E.
Fazende, correspondent of Farmer.
Mr. A. J. SCHNEIDER, with his two charming
daughters Misses Hilda and Alma SCHNEIDER,
spent a few days in New Orleans this week, at
tending the Golden Anniversary of the Young
Mems Benevolent Association. Mr.. SCHNEIDER
was one of the speeehmakers of the. evening:
Henry Barber, of New Orleans is guest OF
Mrs. G. 7. Fazende this week.
Mr.. Percy Levy, better known as Texas, is in
Abita for the Summer.
At an early date the Abita Thespian Society
will give an entertainment in the Town Hall.
Misses Anna Diendorf and Seymoura Hadden,
| Of Covington, La. were visitors here Tuesday.
Misses Augusta Dumser and Ethel Walshe
spent Thursday in New Orleans.
w. E. Fazende left for New Orleans, Thurs
| day, on a business trip.
| Services will be held at the Catholic Church
Sunday and Wednesday at 8 o'clock a. m.
! Miss Therese Wolbrette left for New Orleans,
after delightful stay at the New Abita Hotel.
Mrs E. Michel, of New Orleans, was the
guest of Mrs. Carrie Buchin last Sunday, and
Mrs. Bouchin's little niece, Viola Andrews, will
spend the summer with her.
Mrs. J. A. Salzer left last week for her home
in New Orleans, after spending two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Herman Mi
chaelis.
Mrs. A. Kaub and son, Rev. A. H. Kaub, left
! last Monday for Denver Col, to visit friends
and relatives, and expect to be gone month.
They have the best wishes of their many friends
for safe journey and pleasant time.
Miss Annie Bouchin has gone to New Orleans
for a week, where she will be the guest OF
Misses Jessie and Eva Daring.
Mr.. Percy Milton Texas Levy arrived at Long
Branch Hotel last Thursday Evening, to speno
the Summer. His many friends are glad to see
him back
The Merry Widow Club met at the Long
Branch Hotel last Monday evening, and all hae
very pleasant time Those who participated
were Mr.. and Mrs H. Michaelis, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Ward, Mesdames F. Vending, A. Seitz
w Todd Misses L. and E. Dutrey, Lenors
Drouant Audrey Todd, Eugene Schultz, K. ane
1 NJ Michaelis, Sullye Frame, Messrs. Walter
Garrety, John Franz, f. Martin, W. Bernard
/ Sunday, July s. there will be services at thu
Lutheran Church. at 7:30 p. m.