St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade left Wednesday tori
Bogalusa, which will be their future home.
Mrs. C. Marvin Poole entertained the Ma
irons Euchre Club Thursday afternoon att
the Southern Hotel. The first prize was won
by Mrs. C. M. Poole, the second by Mrs. A.
Smith, and the consolation fell to Mrs. Albert
Smith Mrs George Sears is to be the hos
tess Of the club next week.
Miss Hilda Kent is visiting friends in New
Orleans at present. She left Thursday. !
Mr.. Jos. A. Kinks left for his home in
New Orleans, after spending few days at
Riverside Inn.
Mr.. Oliver Hebert attended the Flower
Griffin wedding in New Orleans last Thurs
day.
Mrs. James O'Donnell and daughters spent
Saturday in Covington. Their friends are
always glad to see them here, and regret
their removal to Bogalusa.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul were among the num-
Der that left last Wednesday for Bogalusa.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederichs will also reside
in Bogalusa.
Mrs. D. l. Addison and son D. l., Jr., were
among the New Orleans visitors Wednesday,.
Mrs. Adam Gambel and niece, Title Brook
man, arrived Thursday for short visit,
Mrs, Cara Davis of Bayou Sara, arrived
last week to spend a short while in Coving
ton, the guest of her sister. i, Mrs. E. G.
Davis. *'@''
Mr.. and Mrs w. Bankston and sister,
Mrs Mary Dyerson, of BreckWaldt, spent
Friday in Covington, guests at the home of
Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mr. Harold Faust arrived Sunday on the
Steamer Josie for short visit to his friend,
Dudley Weaver.
Miss Dora Janfroid, who is spending the
winter in New Orleans, visited her mother
Sunday
Miss Emma Core, of OWL, who has been
spending two weeks with Mrs. E. D. Kent
EEL Covington returned home Friday.
Mr. Claude Champagne spent Tuesday in
New Orleans.
The Five Hundred Club met at the South
ern Hotel Tuesday, as the guests of Mrs.
| Wallace Poole Mrs Hardy Smith won the
first prize and Mrs. Ernest Wales the Sec
ond. Mrs H. H. Smith will entertain the
club next week.
Mr.. Arthur Abbott visited at the home of
Charley Smith Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Philip ST. George Cooke spent Sunday
with Mrs. Cooke, his sister-in-law, in Gov
ington. =
Mr.. W. DuFuentes, was Covington Wis
| itor Monday.
Mr.. w. E Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Pexada
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Davis.
The Young Ladies Afternoon Euchre Club
met at the residence of Miss Edna Cham
payne, with Miss Mary Dutsch as hostess.
Miss A. Sweeney won the first prize, jewel
oox; Miss Cecille Cantrell the second, a sill
yer hat pin holder; Miss Anita Delcroix the
first consolation, silver book mark, and
Miss Mary Dutsch the second consolation, a
box of writing paper
| The club will meet next Wednesday at the
home of Miss Hadden
The club will meet next Wednesday at the
home of Miss Handen, as her guests.
Rev. j. NJ. Beard, Of New Orleans, was a
Covington visitor this week. the guest of
Rev. H. N. Harrison, at the Methodist par
sonage.
Mrs. Henry Miller left Tuesday for her
home in New York, after spending a week
at Riverside Inn.
H. A. Mackie and Mr.. and Mrs. Robley
Stearns, of New Orleans, are guests at Riv'
erside Inn.
Miss Ida Mason, of New Orleans, left
Sunday after a week spent in Covingtor
with relatives.
Mrs. B. B. Warren spent Wednesday If
New Orleans
At a recent annual meeting Of the NJ. c.
B. Library Club, the following officers were
elected for the year 1909: Miss Josie Whelp
LEY, PRESIDENT, MISS SeymOufa HadQen
Vice President; Mrs. Lou Lyons, Secretary
and Treasurer; Mrs. Lily Hawkins, Libra
rian The Board of Directors are: Miss ]
Whelpley, Mrs. E Lyon, Miss MADDEN
Miss C Fredericks, Miss C Singletary, Mrs
J Edgar, Miss S Seller Miss 0 Poirtevent
J Miss L Lyon and Mrs Robert ALBERT
| Covington society has suffered a severe
loss in the removal of officials and employees
of N o G N to Bogalusa. The best wishes
of all go with them.
The Picayune gives a long account of tn
/ wedding of Miss Elizabeth Scott Flower II
= Melvern Benjamin Griffin. On their return
! from their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Grifl
will be at home to their friends at 1920 Fe
$ licity street New Orleans.
1 The friends of Mr. Thomas Mundy, for
r merly conductor on the N G N, will regre
to learn that he lies in the Touro Infirmar
!, at the point of death, after an unsuccessful
e operation for cancer of the stomach.
The dance given by the young men 0
Covington Thursday evening, at CantrelP
e Hall, was very much enjoyed, the ladies tax
ing advantage of Leap Year privileges. Tn
o following were present:
= Misses Gecille Cantrell, Mary Dutsch, Be
O atrice Theriot, Montford, Lucille Roy, Ell
q phime Richard, Lou Lyons, Edna Chan
payne, Emma Core, Montford, Leo Guyo
Marian Guyol, May Poole, A Boudousquie
George Cook, Alice Readman, Abel Peror
Icel, and Mesdames NJ Poole W Poole