St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-11-07
COYin6tOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Riverside Inn threw open its doors No
vember l, and it promises to be we'll filled
ere long. This old hotel, situated on the
riverside. has for years been known as
Richards, but with the new name comes
new conveniences, for the old building has
been modernized and the beautiful grounds
very much improved. Mr.. Sidney Prague,
of long hotel experience, has leased the
place and will continue to make improve
ments until it will answer the demands OF
the most particular. Among the opening
guests are: Mrs. Murphy ]. Foster and two
daughtes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Penig, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Coleman, Mrs. M. f. Prague
and family.
Mr.. Lawrence Bourgeois spent several
days in New Orleans the early part of this
week.
Miss Emma Core, of OWL, spent the lat
ter part of the week in Coyington, visiting
friends and relatives.
Hardy Smith, Of Covington, visited Fol
som Tuesday and inspected his saw mill.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Abita Springs, Wis
tied friends in Covington Tuesday. He has
| just returned from visit to his mother in
Gulfport, Miss
Mrs. Walter White and daughter Winnie
returned home Monday from pleasant visit
| to the home of Mrs. Lyons, in Gulfport.
Miss Dry and Mrs. Battlelo, of ST. James
Parish, are guests at the Oaks.
Mrs E. E. Rattelle, of ST. Louis, visited
Covington last week and registered at the
Southern Hotel.
Mrs Fred D. King, who has been visiting
| Hot Springs, Ark, on account OF her health,
has returned home much benefited.
Miss Matilda Diendorf came over Wednes-
day to attend the marriage Of her sister
| Anna to Mr. CLAW Hebert
Miss Nina Gabrielle, who has been visit
ing friends in New Orleans for several days,
returned home Sunday.
Miss Eva Mathews spent Sunday in Gov
ington with friends Miss Mathews is stop
ping with friends in Baton Rouge and at
tending school there.
Mrs. VIII Gordon and children who have
been stopping at Glen Cottage, returned to
their home in New Orleans the early part OF
this week.
Mr.. Nick Seller spent Monday in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Octave Albour and sister Adele. who
have been the guests OF their sister, Mrs.
Allan, at Glen Cottage, returned to then
home in Baton Rouge, after visit OF sew,
eral weeks.
The Maidens' Afternoon Euchre Club was
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Anais Bou
dousquie at her home last Tuesday evening
! Miss. L. Borey was the lucky lady to VIII
the first prize, while Miss Nina Cantrellf
won the second and Miss Hazel Kent was
given the consolation.
i Mrs. w. r. Rutland and daughter Lucille
were New Orleans visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Carrnody, of New Or
LEANS, returned to their home, after pleas
ant stay at Glen Cottage.
Mr.. T. H. Boutelle, of Birmingham, Ala.
registered at the Southern Hotel this week
i Mr.. Gerald Sivenwright was renewing OH
acquaintance in Covington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hebert returned iron
!, their bridal trip to New Orleans on Sunday
and will be at home to their friends at tn
home of Mrs. Ne Diendorf, in Louisian
istreet.
mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Malloy, Of Coyington
are spending several days in New Orleans
4 Mrs. M. Diendorf was called to New Or
leans Wednesday week to attend the funere
Iof her sister She will remain there TO
some time. She has the deepest sympath
of all her friends in her bereavement.
i Mr.. Max Jefferson, OF Covlngton, ma
lust returned from a visit to his folks i
llNew Orleans. He also spent day or tW
;Iin New Orleans visiting old friends.
II Mr.. N. G. Pearsall and family, who nav
! been living in Covington for some years
left on a special Wednesday for their hom
lin Bogalusa. They carry the best wishes Q
their friends with them, and Covington WI