St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-07-11
SOCIETY NOTES.
BY ETHELYN RIVERS.


Mrs. Charles Cotton entertained the Friday
Afternoon Euchre Club at her home, Dixon
Hail." The first and lone hand prizes were won
by Mrs. Bourgeois. Miss Charropin the second
and Mrs. J. Warren the consolation Mrs Wal
lace Poole entertained this week at her residence
in Jackson street.
Messrs. Philip Williams, Tom Graham, Harry
Mackay and Charles Weiss, Jr., of New Orleans,
spent several days in CoVington, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Weiss During their stay,
several launch rides were given in their honor.
Miss Laura Weiss entertained informally on
Saturday evening at bridge-whist in honor of
her guests. A delightful evening was spent,
and Mrs. C. Marvin Poole captured the dainty
prize.
Mrs B. B. Warren spent the Fourth in Man.
deville the guest of Mrs E. ]. Domergue Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimitry left this week
for Bogalusa, their future residence.
Mrs. Logan Belknap and son returned to Gov
ington, after several weeks stay in New Orleans
The Five Hundred Club were delightfully."- en-
tertained on Tuesday by Mrs. B. B. Warren, at
her home in New Hampshire Street. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Miss Lille AL
lain the first and Miss Laura Weiss the consola-
ton. Mrs Ernest Wales will entertain the
club next week at the residence of Mrs B. B.
Warren.
The Euchre at the ''Oaks" on Tuesday evening
was greatly enjoyed by the guests. The first
prize was won by Mr. Cal. Hadden, the second
by Mrs Goldsmith and the consolation by Mrs.
n. Bauer. There will be another euchre next
Tuesday,
Misses. K. Comeaux and P. Supple returned
to their homes, after delightful stay at the
Oaks"
Mrs. Berry, daughter and mother, spent Sat-
urday at the Oaks"
Misses Alice Caughey, of independence, and
Miss Meyer, of New Orleans, spent Tuesday in
Covington, the guests of Mrs. C. Marvin Poole
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Citizens League
met on Monday, and it was moved seconded and
carried that the name of the organization be
changed to the Ladies Progressive Union of
Covington.
Miss NJ O. Smith, of Chicago, is spending a
few weeks with her brother, NJ. C. Smith.
Mr. Earl Smith returned last Tuesday from
Biloxi, where he had been visiting his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Linville.
Mrs. M. c. Smith and Miss Ruby Smith spent
last Saturday in Hammond, where they went to
Miss Annie Smith is visiting friends in Slidell.
Mrs. Emile Beaucoudray and daughter Irma,
and Misses Lily and Rosa Beaucoudray have
gone to Biloxi for few week.
There was a grand display Of fireworks at the
homestead of Miss Marie E. Mohr, in celebration
of the Fourth of July.
The Southern Hotel Tennis Club was organ
lied Wednesday evening, with fine attendance.
Mr., S. w. Prague was elected president Mr..
J. Diendorf secretary and treasurer. Little bu-
siness was furnished, so a called meeting is on
for Saturday, July II, at $50 p. m. All men,
bers are requested to attend The club will en-
terrain its friends throughout the summer in
many ways. So, three cheers for the new club!
Members so far are: Harvey E. Ellis, C.. F.
Hardie J. Diendorf, L. Sharbacker, S. Mott,
w. De Feuntiss, Julian Smith, Mrs. S.
wv. Prague, Misses Renshaw, Miss Marion
Flower, Miss Anna Diendorf, Miss Marie Cou-
Ion, Mr. Robert ALBERT, Mr. Godfrey Cham
payne, Messrs. C. Weiss, Ray Weiss and Archie
Smith.
Glen Cottage was the scene of another enjoy
able euchre Thursday night. The first prize
was awarded to Miss Marguerite Ahearn the
second to Mrs Charles Cotton and little Memee
Jung captured the consolation.
The new arrivals at Glen Cottage this week
are, Mrs. C. z. Adams and sons Henry and Lewis,
of New Orleans Mrs Henry Sere, of Abeville,
and Miss Daisy Roman 10 Of New Orleans.
Mrs. Frank M. sarell and children, Mrs. E. Ho-
chm and daughter Marguerite, of New Orleans;
Mrs Charles Lohman of Franklin, Rev. and
Mrs. M Bergman and daughter, of New Or
leans.
Mrs. C. e. Williams entertained the Ladies
Embroidery Club, Thursday afternoon, at her
residence The members present were, Mes
danes Charles Weiss, A. J. Nelson, G. A. Fred
ericks, T. NJ Burns, James O'Donnell, Archie
Smith, C. z. Williams and Miss Laura Weiss.
Delicious refreshments were served by the
charming little Misses Ella O'Donnell, Mabel
Hosmer and Halle Williams. Mrs. O'Donnell
will entertain the club next week.
Miss Leatrice Zeidler was the charming little
hostess at reception and dance on Wednesday,