St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-22

power VI SelI-UOfnenClng, OF IaSn-
ing herself into rage and misery, so that her
around her-as cruel as the dishgurlng
scar which marked her gloomy face Such
thoughts and feelings will scar, not the face
only, but the soul, and leave nought but bitter
experiences in it's train
Charity is the pivot on which the world turns /
round and this, and this alone, makes life the
joyous span God means it to be.
This is not sermon, only few odd thoughts
suggested by-well say the last edition of Tige, |
Mary Jane and Buster Brown.
Mrs Winnie Hawthorne, Of New Orleans, and
Enola Rouke, of Sdell, are the attractive guests
Of Miss Annie Smith.
DR.. Zeigler aid family have rented the Lyons
home and are summering on the banks Of the
Bogue Falaya.
Mrs Wunderlich entertained small party
in honor of her guests, Misses Agnes and Cora
Louise Chalon, of New Orleans.
Her guests We're Misses Annie Smith, Picton
Grassn Noise, Messrs Julian and j. L. Smith,
Sidney and Barnes Noise and Julian Grassin.
The Friday Afternoon Euchre met at the
home of Mrs Charles Cotton, The first prize
was Won by Mrs. Wallace Poole and the second
by Mrs DIR. Bourseois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jancke came over Thurs
day with their little ones for visit to West
helm, the lovely Jancke summer residence on
the Bogue Falaya and Abita Rivers.
Mrs Weysse Dugas, of Bayou Lafourche is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Dugas, of Virginia street.
The Matrom's Five Hundred Club met Monday
afternoon in the spacious Southern parlors, as
the guests Of Mrs Alfred Smith Miss Matte
Blossman captured the first prize, handsome
Bureau scarf, while Mrs Alfred Smith was the
winner of the second some pretty handker-
chiefs. Mrs. Charles Cotton entertains the club
next week.
Fascinating bridge is fast gaining foothold
in Covington- another thing that shows we are
rapidly becoming less rustic, and that urban
pleasures are taking possession OF our people
Mrs Simeon Toby left for her home in New
| Orleans, after weeks visit to Covlngton, a
| guest of the Southern.
Mrs Edward Toby and daughter Pauline are
Isojourning at the Southern, and will remain for
some weeks longer.
Mrs. A. E. Blackmar and daughter, Of New
Orleans, visited Mrs. E. Wales during the
week. Miss Dorothy is still visiting at the
suburban home of her aunt, Mrs. Wales.
/ A pleasant euchre was held at Glen Cottage
lon Thursday last. The first prize was won by
Miss Edna Champagne, the second by Mr.. God
frey Champagne and the consolation by Miss
johnson
/ The Tuesday night euchre at the Oaks was
enioyed as much as ever. The first prize was
won by Mrs. Allan, the second by Mrs. G. j.
i Cotton, and the consolation by Miss Jolly, OF
Baton Rouge.
Mrs. J. A. Nelson spent few days of this
4 week in Bogalusa.
The Philistine says, Defeat is for those who
acknowledge it.
The Misses Selia and Gertrude Johnston, of
/ New Orleans, have come to Covngton for an
Indefinite stay, and are located in Twenty
Il Avenue.
i Mrs VIM. Bodebender spent Tuesday in New
4 Orleans.
Miss Cecil ODonnell was the hostess to sur
prise party at her home Monday night, IN honor
lof her birthday The couples all met at an ap-
Iponted place, and about o'clock proceeded to
Iher home in a crowd. Miss O'Donnell had nc
Idea Of such a pleasure in store for her. Dane
ing was kept up until a late hour, and most de-
Ilicious refreshments were served during the
levening.
Among those who wished Miss O'Donnel
many happy returns of the day. were Misses
Annie Diendorf, Josie Mayer, Eugene Heintz
i Leartrice Zeidler, Isabel Mayer, Marguerite
Mayer, Mrs. Stream, Camille and Eloise Stream
Misses Gertrude Mullings and May Poole; also
Messrs. c. Hadden Clay Herbert, Max Jof.
lfrion, G. Zeidler Addison WadsWorth Lewis
Trnst, W. Rooney, Harry Provost.
Mr.. Nicholas Bauer spent Monday with his
IWife and baby at the Oaks.
Mr.. VIM Bodebender is pending few days
lin Covington with his family.
u Mr.. Cal Hadden spent Monday in Bogalusa
Mrs Susie V. Kentzel left Tuesday for sew
eral weeks trip to Gufport, Biloxi, Moss Point
Idllu JdSh0O41, 4AAoo1 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimitry, of Bogalusa
spent Sunday with relatives.
I Miss Loretta Tracy left Monday for couple
of months stay with friends in Eureka Springs
4 Mr.. Walter Fusch and friend, Mr.; Lester, Of
ISlidell, visited friends in Covington. Monday
Mr.. William Smith, of the firm OF Barrow anc
Smith, spent Thursday in Slidell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aubert and BABY al!
returned from Vaudeville the early part OF tins
week, Mr. ALBERT and family were enjoying
his vacation at the home of his uncle, Mr.. LIE
onval
I Thursday evening, after extended visits to rela
tives in Mexico and Texas.
Mrs. E. Terrebonne spent Tuesday in Coving
ton, the guest of her mother, Mrs. SUSIE '
Mr.. A. Wolfe of Magnolia Miss, spent thu
week in Covington, the guest OF his COUSIN Mrs
mrs. Henry Meyers and children Of Arcola
and mrs. A. 3. Cook, of Hot Springs, ARK are
guestssof their grandmother, mrs s B 5a o,,
Mrs James Smith Tuttle left New Orleans
last Monday with her daughter and son-ln-laW. Y