St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-07-31
81 Ta'staa1tty farmer,
Saturday, July 81, 1909.
COYln8tOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOp

River Side Inn. 0f'0lA'''''s ''"l'l'0 '''
&c MISS L Lucille Smith who has been the guest
p ner cousin, Miss Stella Bankston, at
Dtc1eckWaldt, returned home Sunday night.
aISer visit of several weeks.
orMFs' ). b. Workman, with the children of
mr. ana Mrs. E. J. Domergue, Jr., spent
o 81 Sr gay last week in Vaudeville.
WIS taN1iISs Lucy Wadsworth, one of Franklin
f Soin most charming young ladies and a
ddo o resident Of CoVington, arrived Satur-
MADDEN for few days.
MIR. Z. F. hardie was Crescent CITY yisi-
tor last Saturday.
r. Mr. Oliver Richard, of Bogalusa, spent
sunday in Covington with his parents.
Mr. w. f. Jones, of New Orleans, was a
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Davis.
MISS Annie Poole, who for the past three
weeks has been visiting relatives in Cuba,
Ala, returned home last Friday.
). I: tassy, of New Orleans, was bust
ness visitor to CoVington this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar GreenlaW, of Ramsay,
visited Covington Saturday.
Mrs. Mae Hacker and Miss Hazel Carroll,
OF New Orleans, were GUESTS of Mr.. and
MRS. =. d. Kentzel from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr.. Elmer E. Lyon, the popular principal
OF the Covington High School, who with
Mrs. Lyon, are stopping at the home of Mr..
and Mrs: w. A. Hood, of Onville spent
several days the early part of the week in
Covington.
Mrs. Fred Heintz returned from Alexan-
drla, where she had been during the en-
campment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred lily, of New Orleans,
were among the visitors to Covington Sunday
Lindsay McDougall and his sister Miss
Katie, visited relatives here Thursday.
Mr. Frank E. Smith, who is travelling
salesman for the American Tobacco Co.,
spent few days in Covington with friends,
leaving Monday for Oklahoma and Colorado.
He does not expect to be in Louisiaa again
until the end Of December.
Miss A. Cannon, Mr.. j. N. Knoepfer and
Miss Lillian Knoepfer, all Of New Orleans,
registered at the Southern Hotel last week.
past week with friends in New Orleans.
DIR. Durel, Messrs Julian Smith, J. E.
Cotton and A. blanche were Crescent City
visitors Saturday.
Rev. J. M. Williams held services in Slidell
Sunday and returned home Monday evening.
The Misses Haggerty, who have been the
guests of Mrs. w. Bodebender, left Wednes-
day evening for their home in New Orleans.
Mr.. Claud Champagne was a Crescent
ClCy VlSlLOr curing the week.
Mr.. J. Louis Smith took party of friends
out on his trim little launch, the ''Vasser
Girl" last Sunday afternoon. The party
arriving at the lake about 5 o'clock, enjoyed
bath in the lake, after which delicious
lunch was partaken of. Those on the launch
were: Mr.. Jos. Mazzaletti and Mrs Mae
Hacker, Mr.. ]. Louis Smith and Miss Hazel
Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kentzel
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cotton, guests at Glen
Cottage, left Wednesday for New Orleans
to be gone until Saturday.
Mr.. John Wadsworth, who is working for
the N. O. G. N. Railroad in Bogalusa, spent
the weekend with his family in Covington.
Mr.. Ferdie Stern, who is in business in
New Orleans, spent Sunday with his mother
in Covington.
Mrs. Preston Bankston, of Breckwaldt,
La, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. L.
Smith. ....
Mr.. Max Joffrion is visiting friends in
Covington for few days.
A meeting Of the Kings Daughters is
called for five o'clock Monday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. DR.. B. B. Warren. All
members are urged to attend
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Strobe and Mr.. and
Mrs Ross Strobe, of Meridian, Miss, ar
rived Monday afternoon to spend few days
with relatives in Covington.
Mr.. Fontaine Poole who went to Bogalusa
a few days ago to locate in business there,
visited Covington the early part of the week.
He left again Thursday morning, taking
with him his wife and baby. The best
wishes of their many friends go with them
to their new home.
Miss Sadie Gaudet entertained number
of her friends last Saturday evening with a
musical.
Mr.. Bertucci, of New Orleans, and Misses
Gaudet and Annaise Boudousquie rendered
both vocal and instrumental selections. De-
licious refreshments were served to the fol- |
lowing guests: Misses A. and G. Boudousquie,
Helen Ratio, Lucy DeBois, Annie and Mae
Poole and Miss Gaudet, Messrs. A. Daven-
port, o. Hebert, G. Richard, F. Boudousquie
and Claude Gaudet, Mr., and Chas. Loop.
The entire party later went to Riverside Inn,
where dancing was enjoyed for quite awhile.
The Matrons and Maidens Euchre Club
met Tuesday with Miss Alma Ads as host
ess. Miss Ads is an ideal hostess and makes
ali around her enjoy themselves The first
nrize. a hand embroidered pongee parasol,
fell to Mrs. Wallace Poole; cut glass olive
dish was won by Miss Susie Bokenfohr; two
pretty riggs were won by Miss Ruth Boken-
fohr. while Miss Camille Francis, the guest
Of Miss Ads won the consolation, and Miss
Hilda Kent, the BOBBY. The Misses Boken-
fohr will be the hostesses next time they