St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-30
COViD8tOl Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

Circus day was grand gala day in Gov
ington. People came from far and near to
witness the performance which took place
that day. None enjoyed the parade more
than the little children. 1t was pleasure
to watch their enthused expression as each
separate vehicle passed.
Mrs. }. }. Foley was Crescent City Wis
itor last Wednesday.
DR.. Edmund Souchon and family have re-
turned to New Orleans, after a delightful
summer spent here.
The Five Hundred Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Wales on Tuesday last. The first
prize, a Japanese tea set, was won by Mrs.
| B. B. Warren, second by Mrs Preston
Herndon and Mrs Hardie captured the
third, a crystal water pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Warren, of Laurel,
Miss, are on a visit to DR.. and Mrs. B. B.
Warren.
The Misses Melodouse, of New Orleans,
are spending while at their pretty home
on the Military road
Mrs. VIM. Kohlman and family have re
turned to their home in New Orleans.
Miss Hllda Kent and brother visited their
parents last Sunday.
Miss Christy Graham will leave shortly
for New Orleans.
Miss Marcel Colomb, after a pleasant visit
New Orleans.
Mr.. VIM Bodebender is spending a short
vacation with his wife and children.
DIR. Powell, Of Folsom, was among the
many sightseers here Tuesday.
Miss Mercedes Legier has returned, after
a pleasant visit to friends in New Orleans.
Mrs. Dessomes is visiting her son, A. Des-
somes, on the Military Road.
The Maids and Matron's Euchre Club met
at the home of Miss Nellie Hennessey last
Tuesday. The first prize was captured by
Miss Susie Bokenfohr, the second by Miss
Zenie blanche, consolation by Mrs. W. J.
Warren and the BOBBY by Miss Abita Strobe.
Messrs. Sidney and Willie Burns visited
| Covington the past week.
The Daughters of lsabella's lunch on Cir
Gus Day" was quite success. They began
serving lunch about 10 a. m. and were kept
busy the rest of the day. The public were
loud IN their praises about the dainty way
everything was served and at such reasaon-
able prices The net proceeds are about $45.
Mrs. ,Betz has returned to the home of her
son-in-laW, Mr.. A lily, much improved in
health after an operation performed at the
Sanitarium in New Orleans
Miss Grace Turner, Of Ramsay was the
guest Of Mrs j. 3. Nilsson on Tuesday last.
Judge Milton Burns and son Howard were
Miss Eunice Chattelier has returned to hel
home in Madi3onville after pleasant visi
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Heintz and Mis-
Eugene Heintz.
Mrs. Jos. Elchinger and two children are
spending this week in New Orleans
A Bridge Club is being formed in Coving
ton. The first meeting to be held at tn
home of Mrs. Wallace Poole on next Satur
day from to p. NJ
Messrs.. Ed. Greenlaw, Ben Miller, H. J
Smith and Arthur DeLaBreton went down
the river last Thursday and brought up thu
Belle Isle. This is dandy little launcl
owned by Messrs. Ben Miller and Ed. Green
law. 1t has just been repaired at Madison
vile and finishing touches at Holtonville
This launch is one Of the prettiest boats OF
the river, being upholstered, freshly painted
electric lights an0 all cOnVeniences. Speed
Of this launch is fifteen miles an hour.
A party Of stays went to HoltenVille las
Sunday and enjoyed a sumptious repast serv
ed by the Hoton Bros. The participants
who enjoyed this repast were Ed GreenlaW
}. l.. Smith, II. Mueller, Diamond, Col
Hopper, B. M. Miller, H. J. Smith anc
Hunter GreenlaW. After the repast they
| went over to MadisonViIle to inspect the
Shops and report everything in drst elias!
condition for the remodeling and repairing
OF ships etc.
DR.. Carl Claverie Of New Orleans, spent
several days OF; this week in Covington.
Mrs, LobdelL and grandson Beverly were
New Orleans visitors the past week.
/ Mrs. H., J. Smith, Miss Annie Smith, J.
L: Smith and Mrs. Lily Hawkins went tc
New Orleans to attend the Smith-Lintor
nuptials Wednesday.
Mrs L. Reber and Miss Mary Reber are
visiting relatives in Amite City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lanong and June Poite-
vent of New Orle ans, were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar.
Mr.: La1lgworthy, of New Orleans, is visit
ing his dS lighters MI sses Gypsie and Clarice,
who are at the home Of Mrs. Pharis.
., Walter Thomas and Ed. DeLanzac visited
CCoVlngton last Sunday, guests Of Mesdames
" Neal and Paul Seq ond.
Mrs. Malcolm White and Miss Mamnlie
Mucro W are visiting Mrs. W. A. White for
a few days.
Mrs. S. D. Anderson, who was operated
apon at the Hotel Dieu, in New Orleans,
last Wednesday, is doing nicely.
Just received carload o. brick and shingles. See