St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-04-24
COViD8t0D Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

OF NeWcOnD C0llege, Will give MS famous
Picture Talk" at the Southern Hotel on
Tuesday night, April II, at $50 o'clock, for
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church. Prof. Woodward is
widely known as most entertaining lecturer
and there is a treat in store for the people
of Covington. The Ladies' Aid Society ex-
tends very cordial invitation to every one
to be present on Tuesday night and hear
this most interesting speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson, of New
Orleans are, spending some time at Mulberry
Grove Hotel
Miss Theresa Kirschman, Of Bay City,
Michigan, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
S. Garcia for some time, spent several days
of last week in New Orleans.
Miss Christine Fitzsimmons has been
spending several days in Covington with her
mother
Mrs. W. Schneider and daughter have
been in New Orleans the past week.
Miss Ruth Meek, who has been spending
several weeks in New Orleans returned last
week to her home in Covington.
Mr.. Isacc Levy, of New Orleans is stop
ping at DR.. G. R. Tolson's.
DR.. c. ]. May, who has been for some
years in Folsom, has left for Summit,
Miss, much to the regret of the people
among whom he had large practice
Mrs. j. P. Mohr and Miss Marie Mohr
have been spending some time at their sum-
mer home on the Tchefuncta River. Miss
Anna Mohr and her friend, Miss Gladys
Reams, came over on the boat to join them
and spend few days in the country.
Mrs. Albert Smith went to New Orleans
last Sunday to spend short time
Mrs. A. E. Blackmar, of New Orleans,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Wales.
Miss Holderith has been spending week
with Mrs. Albert Smith on the Old Landing
Road.
Werner G. Smith, now of Bogalusa, has
been here on visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell C. Smith.
Mrs. Bertha Anguad of New Orleans,
spent Sunday in Covington.
Mrs. Daisy Latham Talley was in Coving-
ton on Sunday on her way to her home in
Baton Rouge.
Albert Mackie, Jr., of New Orleans, with
a party Of friends came over on the yacht
Modoc and spent Sunday in Covington.
Prof. W. r. Chaffn and Miss Myrtis Huff,
who have been teaching in the Fifth Ward,
passed through Covington on Sunday on
their way to their homes.
Mr.. j. N. Lichenstein, of New Orleans,
has rented the Foley Cottage in Claiborne,
and will soon bring his family here for the
summer.
Misses Carrie and Elsie Henderson, who
have been here on visit to Mrs. Posey, re-
turned home on Monday morning.
Mrs. Pierre Lanaux, of New Orleans, has
rented the Claverie cottage on Louisiana
street for the summer season.
Miss Eugene Heintz has been in New Or
leans for some time on visit to relatives.
Miss Gertrude Mullings was in Covington
for few days visiting Miss Winnie White.
She left on Monday morning for Slidell to-
resume her school duties there
Drs. Edmund and Marion Souchon, of
New Orleans, were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. J. F, Bouquoi, on 23d Avenue, last Sun
lay.
Prof. H. A. Wood, of Vaudeville, spent
Monday in Covington.
Miss Ida Edwards is visiting the Misses
Lassangue this week.
Miss Cecile O'Donnel spent few DAYS of
his week in Covington visiting friends.
Mr.. Eugene Badon, of Slidell, was in Cow
ngton on Monday.
A contest for gold watch to be awarded |
% the most popular pupil of the public
school is engaging the interest of those who
nave entered the lists. Miss Seller has the
natter in charge. The proceeds are to be
made over to the public school fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Depriest have re-
urned to CoVington, having spent some time
With friends in New Orleans.
Miss Ethel Walsh, who has been visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. George Strain, returned toll
New Orleans on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Norman, who has been i'll for
several weeks past is able to be out again.
ind his friends are glad to see him on the
treets
Drs. Arthur De Roaldes and Gordon King
nd Mr.. Janquet. of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Hospital, were in Chinchuba Sunday
Q attend professionally some of the inmates
f the Chinchuba Deaf Mute Institute. DR..
lohnke of our town. who is the physician
# the Institute, was present also, as were
everal ladies, Mrs T D. Miller, Mrs. DR..
Soaldes and Mrs. DR.. Kohnke
The following is the cast of the "Squire's
Daughter, to be presented Thursday, April
9, at 2:30 p. m. and at s p m: Fred Dud-
ey, a young lawyer, John Diendorf; Albert
Seade, in love with money, Frederick Roehl;
squire Hawkins, congressman, Frank Kel-
er; Josiah Brown, farmer (Stella's father,
ulian Smith; Francois, an importation, Sid
icy Thurman; Tilla Hawkins, the Squire S
laughter, Miss Alma Ads; Stella Brown,
Ter friend, Miss Mary Dutsch; Mrs. Haw- .
ms, the Squire's better half, Mrs. E. Lyon.
The play will be given at Cantrelle's Hall,
ne proceeds to go to the public school. Vo-
al selections will be given between the acts
no Percy Cahil a well known New Or