St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-04-17
COYingtOD Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

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tainment to be given by them next week.
Miss Alma Ads will have in charge the play
The Squire's Daughter and under her
able direction it will be an assured success.
The play will be for the benefit of the public
school. A cause that interests all.
Mrs. Alfred T. Patterson, who spent We'd
nesday in Covington with the Misses Patter-
son, has returned to New Orleans, leaving
her two little daughters to spend week or
ten days with their aunts
Judge Moore spent the holidays here with
his family.
Mrs. James futile has been in New Or
leans for few days on visit
Hon. Martin Behrman and wife, of New
Orleans, spent the Easter holidays with Mr.
Joseph Voegtle and family at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Many, of New
Claiborne Cottage.
Miss Lansing, who has been visiting her
family here, returned on Monday to Sunny
Hill, where she is teaching.
Mr.. G. B. Smart and daughter left on
Monday for New Orleans.
Miss Mithilda Diendorf spent Sunday
with her family in Covington.
Miss Delery, of New Orleans is here on
a visit to her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Delery, at their home on
TWenty-third Avenue.
Miss Nora Glenny and Miss Kitty La
bouisse, are spending some time at Claiborne
Cottage.
Miss Anita Garcia celebrated her eighth
birthday on Sunday. Quite number of
little girls gathered to enjoy an egg hunt
given in her honor. Miss Hyacinth Richard
found the largest number of eggs, little
Lillian Beck the smallest number
Mr.. j. E. Gongales and daughter, Miss
Corinne Gonzales, of New Orleans, are
spending several days here.
Mr.. c. S. Strattman, of Bogalua, was in
CoVington on Sunday, and dined with DR..
Bass at the Southern Hotel.
The news of the death of Mr.. w. A. w.
Davis was received here with profound re-
greet. His interest in the welfare of our
town having given him foremost place
among the people of this community His
wife and the various members Of his family
have the sincere sympathy of the people OF
Covington.
Miss Theresa Kirshman and Juanita Gar.
cia left last Sunday to spend week in New
Orleans, guests of Mr.. P. Gauckel ano
family.
Miss Ruby Walsh, student at the convent
had visit from her parents last Tuesday
Mrs. Arthur DeLabretonne and baby, OF
Vaudeville, spent Sunday afternoon in Gov.
ington.
Christian Dutch left on Monday for Bator
Rouge, to resume his studies at the State
University.
Miss Alice Martin has returned to Jessica
after several days spent with her mother
and sister in Covington.
Mrs. Logan Belknap, of Folsom, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy Kittredge have beer
here for a. few days visiting Mrs. Kittredge'
Mr.. Marshall J. Smith had as his guests
on Sunday last his daughter, Miss Bette
Smith, his son Euclid and his little grand
daughter.
Miss Katie Riggs, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday here with her brother, Mr.. Whit
Riggs
Mr.. and Mrs. Doty left on Thursday aft
ternoon for New Orleans to spend a few
days there, before leaving for St. Louis
where they viii make their future home.
Mrs. Ramos and family, of New Orleans,
have been spending: few days at their home
in Claiborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cotton, Miss Lucille
and Harold Cotton, of New Orleans, spent
several days of last week at Glen Cottage.
Mrs. j. r. Jackson, Norton and Miss
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Glen Cottage.
Mr. John Dominiclz, of New Orleans,
spent several days last week with Mr.. Octave
Legier, at Claiborne
The Progressive Eu,chre and dance given
by the Ladies Progressive Union at the
Southern Hotel on Monday night attracted a
goodly number in spite of the inclement
weather. The first prize was won by Miss
Katie Coleman while Mrs. Wallace Poole
won the second. The gentleman's prizes
were won by Messrs. E. D. Kentzel and E.
Domergue. Music and dancing were en-
Joyed until a late hour allo completed a very
delightful and successful entertainment.
Mrs Preston Bankston. of Hammond,
and daughter Miss Stella, were the guests
OF Mrs. Chas. Smith,
Miss Louise Cazes spent several days of
last week with relatives at Polt Allen.
Mrs K. K. Flanders spent the Easter
holidays with her relatives at B ogalusa, re-
turning to Covington for the opening of
school Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Bodebender entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon in honor of
her sister-in-law, Miss Theresa Bodebender,
OF CleveVand, O. Euchre and five hundred
were played by the guests, Mrs. A. Smith,
OF New Orleans, winning the euchre prize
and Mrs. Marvin Poole the five hundred
prize. Those present were: Mrs. F. :Hardie,
OF New Orleans Mrs. A. Smith, of New Or
leans, Mrs: F. W. Hull, of Philadelphia, Pa,
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