St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-01-30

deprived of the most important sense OF
hearing, even to the requirement of speech,
the oral recitations being clear and distinct
in ut5erance and accertuated with stress and
teffect. Even those who had not acquired
speech showed their appreciation OF humor-
Gus situations by impulsiVe gestures and ex-
pressive pose, and seemed to enjoy the pro-
ceedings as much as the audience.
Much credit is due to Rev. Joseph Koegerl
| and the Sisters for the pains taken in prepar-
ing and drilling the children and for the
successful manner in which the entertain
ment was carried out.
The singing and recitation of Karl Kohnke
the letter duet, by Misses Lily Beck and
Sophie Mire, Violin sola by G. c. Kornfield,
the playing Of St. Scholastica's Orchestra,
were all good and much enjoyed. c. C.
Korfeld acted as Interpreter.
The entertainment was IN charge OF the
Holy Name Society. It netted S87 Is.
Rev. Father John P. Molyneaux, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who is visitor at Chin
chuba was among those present.
The Committees were: Reception Com
mittee-J. L. Smith, CASTOR Galmiche, j..
A. Alphonso, Maurice blanche and Thomas
Floor Committee-J. G. Beck, G.. R.
Smart, J. ]. Dugas and H. J. Ostendorf.
Stage Committee M. Bourgeois j.
H. Smith, Frank Boudousquie, and G. v.
Richard.
Mr.. Sudduth, former manager of the
Cumberland Telephone Company, IS quite
at his home in Boston street.
Mrs. Wallace Poole had as her guess on
Tuesday last the members of the Five Hun
dred Club. Quite number Of games were
NY WaTpn1 {TOn tho
first prize while Mrs. Hardy Smith was
lucky enough to secure the second. Mrs.
Albert Smith will entertain the club next
Tuesday at her pretty home on Old Landing
road.
Rev. J. E. Brakefeld, Of Bogalusa, visit
ed his friends in Covington on Tuesday last.
From here he went to Ramsay, as a guest
for short time of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Greenlaw.
Mr.. Frank Pechman was the guest Sun
day of Mrs. J. B. Ratio.
Capt J. B. Dumestre, of the New Or
leans firm of N. Koehn & Co., was a busi-
ness visitor to Cov!ngton several days this
week.
Messrs. Geo. T. Mayne, S. L. Landow
and F. H. Katz, of New Orleans, and e. g.
Mcneil, Of Slidell, registered at the South
ern Hotel during the past'Week, as did Mr..
E. M. We'll, state organizer OF the Wood
men Of the World.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ruef, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pascal Posey, and w. L. Clark, of New Or
leans Willard Cotton, of Chicago, and Miss
Rose Miller, of Tarrytown, N. Y, are guests
at Riverside Inn.
Mrs. Frank Fox, Of New Orleans, is the
guest Of the Misses Hennessey.
Mr. Jas. Talley and bride, of PoplarVille,
are the guests for few days Of his uncle
and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Warren. Mr..
Talley lived in Covington as a boy and his
many friends will be glad to see him again
and meet his wife.
Mr. W. A. Hood spent Wednesday in
New Orleans. 81
The Young Ladies Afternoon Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Bokenfohr
as hostess. The first prize, a white linen
parasol, was won by Miss Beatrice Therlot;
| the second a leather hand purse, was won
by Miss Cecile Gabrielle; the third, a metal
lied rose hat pin, by Miss Anals Bordousqucle7;;
while the consolation, book OF poems, fell
| to Miss Alma Ads, and the BOBBY, a statue
to Miss E. Richard. Miss Alma Ads will
entertain the club next week.
| Mrs Miltenberger and family, who have
been visiting in Covington for some time,
| left Wednesday for New Orleans
Miss Mary Smith, of New Orleans, spent
several days last week in Covington, the
guest of the Misses Patterson.
Mrs. Vernon Smith and baby left Tuesday
for visit to friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. Poole Portes, Of Suggsville, Ala, who
is dental college student in New Orleans
spent Sunday in Covington, with his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Poole.
Rev. w. E. Shine, of Fort Worth, Texas
| is the guest of Rev. J. M. Williams, :.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Domergue and Mrs
J. B. Workman spent Tuesday in New Or
| leans.
Mrs. Florence Helm, who has her head
quarters for the Southern States in New
Orleans, spent Tuesday and Wednesday il
Covington on business.
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