St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-06

days in New Orleans returned home Sunday.
Messrs George and Lloyd Letten, OF the
n. y. &. N. Railroad at Bogalusa, spent
Sunday IN Covington with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Louis Wehrli Jr., who is student at
St. Joseph College in New Orleans is spend
ing while in Covington with his parents
! Capt. Lawrence Fabacher, who has been
IN CoVington for short time, left Sunday
on his pretty launch, Marie, for his home in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loret's two guests Mrs. O..
M Powell and Miss Mildred Milander, who
have been with them for some time, left
Sunday for their New Orleans home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mccormack had as
their guests Sunday Miss Louise Meek and
Mr.. L. Brown, of New Orleans
Mr.. P. S. Barelli and sweet, pretty bride,
of New Orleans, formerly Miss Adrian
Braud who were married in New Orleans
Saturday, arrived in Covington Saturday
night, where they will make their future
home
Mrs. Bertha Angaud spent Sunday in
Covington.
Rev. E. A. Blanton, pastor of the Metho--
dist church, left Monday morning for a
short visit to his home in Missouri and when
he returns he will bring his little daughter
home with him.
Mr.. Thomas Chesterman, of Bogalusa,
spent the weekend with his wife and baby.
Mr.. w. ]. Rooney, of New Orleans, was a
Covington visitor Sunday
| Mr.. William Bodebender spent a few days
the first part Of the week with his family.
Mr.. Bonnie Barrere, after spending some
time in Denvor Col, has returned to spend
a few with old acquaintance here.
| The Matrons Afternoon Euchre Club met
on Thursday with Mrs. Jos. Delery as host
ess. Mrs. Fred Hardie won the first prize
a dozen linen napkins; Mrs. Marvin Poole,
the second, dozen white china chocolate
cups and saucers; Mrs. E. Wales, the con-
ISOLATION, box of pretty writing paper, and
to Mrs. Weaver was given the BOBBY prize,
large stick of temperament candy. Mrs.
Earnest Wales will entertain the club next.
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy Smith returned
Monday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Logan Belknap, in Folsom.
Mrs. Bodebender, Sr. and daughter, Mrs.
Theresa Bobebender, arrived Monday from
/ Cleveland, Ohio, to spend awhile in Coving-
ton at the lovely home of Mrs. VIM. Bode-
i bender.
Mr.. Eugene E. Smith, of Gulfport, Miss,
was business visitor to Covington anC
Folsom the first part Of the week, and was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. S. V. Kentzel
i Miss Mary Dutsch, who for the past foul
weeks has been visiting friends and relatives
at Lafourche Crossing, returned Wednesday
accompanied by Miss Lucille Ledet, of tina
: place, who will remain in CoVington fol
some time, as the guest Of Miss Dutsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Strain have as theil
guests at present, Mrs. Jas. Walsh, Mis-
Anna Walsh, of New Orleans and Mr.. Val
vardy, of Pennsylvania.
| Miss Pauline Frederick has as her CUES
Miss Louise Donnelly, of Meridian, Miss
| Miss Ella Payne, of Vaudeville, who ha
entered the Covington High School, is a
present the guest Of Mrs. w. G. Evans, o.
j I'D Ave.
! Mrs. r. G. Comeaux, son and daughter
of MayhoWer Plantation, near Plaquemine
) and Mr.. S. A. Lopez of New Orleans, ar
: guests at The Oaks.
E The Five Hundred Club met Tuesda
afternoon with Mrs. Albert Smith as host
5 ess. Mrs Sidney Prague won the first prlz
5 and Mrs. Fred. Hardy the second. Mrs
Hardy Smith will entertain the club mex
5 week.
: Mr.. Burton Levin, Of Port Gibson an a.
t Mrs Rose Muller of Tarrytown, N. Y.
are guests at River Side Inn.
Y Mrs. Fred Hull visited New Orleans
several days last week.
a Miss Mary Foster has returned to he
home in Franklin, after six weeks visit
her sister, Miss Willie Foster.
t The many friends of Miss Lucille HUI
: will be delighted to know she has entirel
1 recovered from her attack of grippe.
Misses Maggie and Katie Maxwell, o
Baton Rouge, are the charming guests 0
Mrs. Albert Smith.
: Mr. Frank Cundall spent several days o
last week in New Orleans.
4 Messrs. st. Mark Dupaque and Carre
Bobs returned to New Orleans Wednesda
S on the steamer Josie, after pleasant visi
to friends in Covington.
: The Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchr
Club met Wednesday at the home of Mis-
Alma Ads. Miss Angela Sweeney won frs
5 prize, silk scarf; Miss M. Bokenfohr, sec
ond, a white gauze fan; Miss Alma Ads
third prize, a pretty centerpiece; Miss E
Richard, consolation prize, chocolate pot
cream pitcher and sugar bowl, and Mis-
5 Bokenfohr won the BOBBY, box Of not
paper. Miss Anais Boudousquie will enter
) tain the club next week.
In the Whitworth Clionian tor December, unde
the caption, "Craft VS.. Strength appears an art
Gle by Miss Ruby Smith, a student of Whitwort
College, Brookhaven, Miss, and daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. M. c. Smith, of Covington, La. While Mis-
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