St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-12-05
COVin8tOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Mr. Bert Hadden and sister spent Sunday
as guests of Miss Stella and Mr.. Thayer
Bankston, in Breckwaldt, near Hammond.
Mr.. J. II. Presley and family left Tues
day for their new home in Folsom, La.
Mrs F. F. blanche and Mrs. Schonberg
returned last week from pleasant visit to
the home of Mrs. Schonberg's mother. They
were on the plantation during the grinding
season.
Mrs. Gertrude Arndt returned from few
days stay with friends in New Orleans
Mr.. John Diendorf spent Thanksgiving
day in New Orleans.
Sergeant Lawrence White and J. Posey
Ventress, of Covington, who were represent
atives of Troop C, of Covington, at the shoot
between the Mississippi National Guard rifle
team and the Louisiana National Guard team
at Camp Gardner, in New Orleans,s on
Thanksgiving day, returned home Monday
evening.
Mr.. S. M. Copp and wife, of Bogalusa,
were Covington visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Wallis were the host
and hostess to a Five Hundred evening at
the Wallis Villa, on Thanksgiving. Mrs. P.
E. Theriot was the lucky winner of the blue
ribbon. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Theriot,
DR.. and Mrs. A. Peyroux Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Whit Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wallis, and
Misses Linda Alpuente, E. and L. Theriot
Mrs. R. G. Hadden spent Monday and
Tuesday in New Orleans.
Miss Daisy Joor is visiting friends in New
Orleans.
Mr. Whit Rigg spent Monday in New Or
leans
Mr.. Charles Weiss and friend, Mr.. Stuart,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Covington.
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell, and son Alfred, of
jackson, Miss, spent Sunday in Covington,
guests of Mrs. William Bodebender.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. B, Dixon were week
end guests Of Professor and Mrs. w. A..
Dixon, of Dixon Academy.
Mrs. T. Wright was the guest of friends
| in New Orleans last week.
Mrs. DR.. H E. Gautreaux was New Or
leans visitor last week.
Mr.. Edmund Stern spent Sunday with
friends in Amite.
| Mr.. Burt Reid, of Alabama, and Mr.. w.
NJ Coles, of Vicksburg, Miss, are guests at
Edgewood.
Mrs. Sidney Prague entertained some
| friends at her home, Riverside Inn, Satur-
day afternoon, with Five Hundred Quite
an enjoyable evening was spent, and the
first prize fell to Mrs Jos. H. Hincks, as
having the largest score, while Miss Lily
Allan won the second prize. Among those
present, besides the hostess, were: Mrs. j.
Hincks and daughter, Mesdames w. Poole,
C. M. Poole, B. B. Warren, Alfred Smith,
Ernest Wales, Hardy Smith, and Mrs. Lily
and Stella Allan.
DIR. W. D. Spikes, of Baton Rouge, is q
guest at the Oaks
Mrs. George Sears entertained the Ma,
irons Afternoon Euchre Club Friday of last
week. Mrs. Archie Smith won first prize,
Mrs. Jos. Delery second, and Mrs. Robert
ALBERT the consolation. Mrs. A. PeyrouH
will entertain next
Mrs. A. Landry, daughter Carmen, sor
Archie and friend were guests at The Oaks
Sunday.
Mr.. Hardy Smith was Crescent City
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Delphonse spent Monday and Tues.
day last in New Orleans.
/ Mr.. Albert Andrews is the guest of his
mother at Claiborne for few days.
Mrs. E. A Rennie and little daughter re-
turned Wednesday from a pleasant stay with
relatives in New Orleans.
/ Mrs. F. B. Coyle and daughters are en-.
ioying pleasant visit to New Orleans.