St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-04-03
GOYingtOn Society Notes.
BY ouR SOCIETY EDITOR.

The Matrons Afternoon Euchre Club met
| last week at the home of Mrs Marvin Poole,
in 23d Avenue. Mrs Lewis Morgan won the
first prize, the second was awarded to Mrs
Sidney Prague; the consolation to Mrs. M.
Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey entertained again
Sunday afternoon on their launch, their
guests being Prof. and Mrs. Creighton, of
Tulane University, who are the guests OF
Riverside Inn.
Mrs. A. E. Campbell, of Joblin, Mo-, and
Mrs. R. Baird, of Oklahoma City, who have
been spending some time at the Southern
Hotel, left last week for their respective
| homes
Mr. H. L. Garland, of New Orleans, spent
last week in Covington attending to his bust
ness interests here
Miss Katie Num-, who has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Anatole
Beaucoudray, returned to her home in New
Orleans.
Mr.. W. N. Patrick spent Thursday of last
week in Hammond.
Mrs. R. DeCastro, of New Orleans, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Watkins.
Mrs. P. E. Cooper and Miss Cooper, Of
Goodbee, visited CoVington last week.
George Blanchan, the well-knoWn violinist
of New Orleans, has recently purchased a
home on Twenty-frst Avenue, his family
having already taken possession.
Mr.. Jos. Gottlieb, president of the Louisi-
ana State Bank of Baton Rouge, is register
ed at the Southern Hotel.
Mr.. ]. w. Barwell of Ebeneze, Miss, has
bought home in New Covington and will
soon move here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jahncke, who are
spending some time at their summer home,
Waldheim, had as their guests for a trip
down the river on their beautiful launch
Glendover, W. N. Wright, of New Orleans,
Wright and Mrs. Alden, of New Orleans.
Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Smith, and Miss
lone Smith, of Abita Springs, spent Sunday
in Covington.
Mr. J. O. Nelson, of New Orleans, has
rented the Picot cottage on Nineteenth Ave.
Miss Jessie Evans has returned from New
Orleans, after spending some time with
friends there.
Prof. E. E. Lyons, Mrs. K. K. Flanders
and Miss Salome Seller, of the High School,
left Tuesday for Alexandria to attend the
the annual meeting Of the State Teachers
Association.
Hon. and Mrs. Chas C. David, of Mande-
vile were visitors to Covington on Sunday.
Mrs. James A. Walsh and daughter, OF
| New Orleans are guests of Mrs. Geo. A.
Strain
Walter Abbott, of New Orleans, is spend
ing a week in Covington the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. K. H. Barrow.
Miss Ella Paine, of Vaudeville, spent
Sunday in Covingson.
Mr.. Commander, Of New Orleans, has
taken a house for six months on Twentieth
Street, and will move his family over some
time next week.
Mrs. Loret has returned from visit tc
her mother, Mrs. O. Powell of New Orleans,
accompanied by her nephew Clifford Mil,
laudon.
DR.. J. G. Dempsey, of New Orleans, who
has recently bought home in Covington,
spent last Sunday here arranging for the
coming of his family for the summer
Messrs Valfuch and Cars, of New Or
leans, spent last Sunday here guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Elchinger.
Miss Alice Mooney and little sisters, OF
New Orleans, are spending some time with
the family of Mr.. Moses.
DIR. G. G. Ash and mother, of Jackson,
Miss, were here on Tuesday on visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Smith
J. A. Bokenfohr is perfecting his plans
for comfortable and handsome house on
Madison Street, next to c. F. Hardie's resi-
dence
Mrs. Sidney Prague entertained informally
az Drldge at her pretty home on the BOgue
Falaya. The first prize was won by Miss
Lille Allan, the second by Mrs. W. C.
Wright, of New Orleans. The guests were
Mrs. Alden Baker and Mrs. E. C. Williams,
OF New Orleans; Mrs. Wallace Poole, Misses
Lille, Stella and Mamie Allan and the host
ess, Mrs. Sidney Prague.
Miss Lille Allan entertained at bridge on
Monday afternoon, her guests besides mem
bers of her own household being Mrs. Sidney
Prague and her guests Mesdames Alden
Baker, Wright and E. C. Williams and Mrs
Wallace Poole
Mrs. J. Stern and Mr.. Edmond Stern had
as their guests on the Louise" merry
fishing party last Sunday spending the day
on the lake and returning late in the even
ing. The party included Mrs. Wallace
Poole, Misses Pauline Claverie, Fannie Day,
May Poole, Messrs. Ferdie Stern, John
Dlendord. John Robinson with their hostess
Mrs. Mr.. Edrnon Stern and Master Herbert
Stern.
Judge Burns, Messrs. Louis Morgan, Har-
vey Ellis, B. NJ. Miller and E. H. Richard
have returned from Franklinton where they
attended court.
Judge 7. D. Moore, of New Orleans, has
rented the beautiful home of Mr. C. F.
Hardie, on Madison street. Judge Moore
and his family have been at the Southern
Hotel until the latter part of the week when