St. Tammany farmer., 1909-04-10
COVingtOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

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occasion for many practical jokes at the ex-
pense of all the guests, the prize winners
coming in for very large share of the fun.
Mrs. Fred. Hardie was awarded the first
prize, Miss Stella Allan the second, while
Mrs Sidney Pague was given the consolation.
G. G.. Lafaye, of New Orleans, was in
CoVington on Sunday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Prague.
Mr. Edgar Newman and family who have
been spending some time at the Southern
Hotel left last week for their home in New
Orleans.
Prof. Lyon, Mrs Flanders and Miss
Salome Seller returned from Alexandra
where they were in attendance upon the
State Public School Teachers Association.
Mr. Miller, of Vaudeville, spent Sunday
here with his family.
Mrs. W. A. White and Joyce White re-
turned on Monday from visit to friends in
Bogalusa
Miss Corrine Wright, of New Orleans,
was the guest on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Roehl
Mrs. L. Lauton and daughter, Miss Katie
Kirrigan. of New Orleans, are the guests of
Mrs. L. Miles on Vermont Street.
Mr.. John Riegel and family were the
guests on Sunday Of Mr.. Joseph Elchinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuchs were also here on
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Miss Gertrude Mather has returned to
Slidell after several days visit to her family
here. -.t
Mrs. Afford and son Rohers, reahed, Gov
ington on Saturday from McCofnb City.
They have taken possession of the Flower
cottage on Virginia and Hancock Streets.
Mrs Louis Webre of Rosedale Plantation
of st. James Parish, has returned to her
home after a very pleasant visit of some
weeks to Mrs. L. M. Bourgeois.
Mrs. Bertha Angaud was in Covington ON
Tuesday, after several weeks spent at
the bedside of her mother in New Orleans.
IShe reports her mother very much improved.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Pipes spent Tues
Iday with their daughter, Mrs. E. G. Davis.
Hon. E. e. Bollinger, of Slidell, spent a
day in Covington this week.
Mrs. James E. Tracey and Arthur Tracey
were visitors to New Orleans last week.
| John T. Mcdonald and family of New Or
leans are among the recent guests Of the
Southern Hotel.i
/ Henry G. Hester, Mrs. Hester and Miss
Emma Dickson, of New Orleans, have been
spending several days at the Southern Hotel.
| H. Samuels and Mrs. Samuels have been
spending some time at their home on the
Military Road. 5al
Mrs. V. C. Seaver and son, of Chicago,
are spending some time in Covington enjoy
ling the change of climate. :
F. Langworthy, of New Orleans, was here
4 last week on visit to his daughter before
leaving for the West.
i Charles P. McCan entertained a party
consisting of Messrs. Charles Rawlings, R.
10. Oriol, Jack Bokenfohr, Clarence Pitard,
| Edward H. Richard, Leon Lafaire, James E.
Tracey and Charles Houlton, on the Wau-
chusetts making the trip from West End
direct to Mr.. McCan's place here an outing
thoroughly enjoyed be every member of the
party.
/ The Misses Ribava, of Vaudeville, spent
one day last week with Mrs. L. L. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McDougall were in
Covington last week.
A number Of fishing parties, both small
and large, have taken place this past week
and most excellent sport has been found in
nearby rivers and down at the lake.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Legier and family, of
New Orleans, have moved into their cottage
on the Military Road
| Mrs. Blanton, the mother of Rev. E. A.
Blanton, who has been spending several
weeks with her son and his family, left
| last week for her home in Missouri
Don't forget the Euchre of Womens Pro-
gressive Uunion Monday evening at the
Southern Hotel. The very best Of the town
is expected to be there. All who can should
attend
There will be meeting of the Women's
Progressive Union at the residence Of Mrs;
B. B. Warren, on Monday, April IL, at 4
o'clock p. m. Important business.
On Thursday, March Is, The Covington
Workers" of the Kings Daughters will give
a sacred concert at the Methodist Church at
z p. m. The proceeds will be used for fit
ting up room in Rest Awhile" which the
workers have taken.
Elaborate preparations are being made
and it is anticipated that the concert will
excel anything of the kind ever given in
Covington. Among those who are expected
to take part are: Miss Ratio, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Kohnke, Mrs Charles Fred
erick, the Misses Bokenfohr, Mrs. G. E. |
Farbush, Carl Kohnke, Frank Boudousquie,
Mrs. K. K. Flanders, Miss Evelyn Delcroix,
Miss Annie Huff, Monroe Simmons and
Sidney Burns.
Mr.. Christian Dutsch, of L. S. u, is |
spending the Easter holidays in Covington.
How About The "Chaser?''
As we anticipated Brother Tom Holland of the st. |
Helena Echo and other statewide Prohibitionists of