St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-01-09
COYin6tOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

d w" oOS1G4A GOAAOns
Messrs. John F. Diendorf and Oliver
Herbert went to New Orleans last week to
attend the Madame Butterfly dance
Mr.. Oliver Richard, of Bogalusa, spent the
week end in Covington, with his parents.
Miss Matilda Diendorf was a Covington
visitor Sunday to see her mother.
Mrs. Preston Bankston, of BreckWald, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs G.. L. Smith
Mr.. Bert Hadden was a Crescent City
visitor Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. W. j. Smith was a business visitor
to Shdell the latter part of this week
Mr.. c. K Mullings, of Bogalusa, greeted
his friends in Covington Thursday.
Mr.. Warren Smith left Saturday for his
school at Lafayette, after pleasant Christ
mas vacation at home
Mr.. Chris. Dutch, who is an L. S. u.
student, left Sunday morning for Baton
Rouge, to resume his studies after two
weeks visit to his parents.
Mr.. Sidney Lyons, who for some time has
been the guest of his sister, Miss Lou Lyons,
returned Saturday to his home in Abbeville.
Mr.. Godfrey Champagne arrived in Gov
ington Mondey evening from business trip
to Michigan. He has been away about a
month.
Messrs. Harvey Ellis and John Robinson
were hunting at Varnado. They left Gov
| ington Thursday evening and returned We'd
nesday, and report game plentiful.
| Miss Walsh, Of New Orleans, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Geo. Strain.
Miss Lucy Wadsworth and sister returned
Friday evening from a ten days trip to Mrs.
Quin, in Columbia.
Mr.. Miller King left Monday to resume
his studies, after pleasant visit to his par
ents.
DR.. Bass was Folsom visitor Saturday.
Miss Josie Whelpley, President of the M.
C. BIS, entertained them at an informal
reception Thursday afternoon. A Christ
mas tree and an original game, played by
asking question with the title of book
and answering by another title, made time
pass very quickly and pleasantly. Miss
| Whelply announced her engagement to Mr.
! W. A. Hood at the reception, and also the
fact that the marriage will take place short
lily.
Mr.. Addison Wadsworth, of Bogalusa
was week end visitor to Covington.
il Miss Viola Cook, of Abita Springs, is the
guest of Miss Lucille Ray.
i Mr.. John Mullings spent several days las
week the guest of Messrs. Burton White anC
George Sears
Mrs. M. Diendorf left Sunday for visi
to friends and relatives in New Orleans
MIs E4lGA1IS, VI DOSdlQSdy WcS q WOSk
! end visitor to Covington.
! Misses Evans and Ellen Thomas, of Tall
sheek, left last week for their homes after
pleasant stay in Covington, guests of Mis-
lCecile Cantrell.
Miss Minnie Reed, of New Orleans, is th'
Eguest of her sister, Mrs. E. Richard.
The Misses Patterson were guests of rela
tives and friends in New Orleans last week
Miss Stella Bankston and brother Thayer
left Monday morning for their home il
/ BreckWaldt, after pleasant stay of few
days with their aunt, Mrs. G. L. Smith.
The regular monthly Weeking of tht
Woman's Progressive Union will take place
i Monday afternoon at the usual place ant
I time, Cantrell's Hall at four o'clock.
An illustrated lecture will be given by DIR
M Hanelin, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 9, a
three o'clock at the NJ. c. B. Library
Building for the benefit of the M G. BIS
{ The lecture will last an hour, and will prove
of great interest to ladies for it is for womer
: only Admission 10 cents.
Misses E. M. Young and NJ Landon
Mrs. T. A. W. Davis and Dr. N. Spenk, Of
Indianapolis, Ind, are Covington visitors
registered at the Southern Hotel
Mr.. Louis Hennesay returned to New Or
leans after visiting relatives and friends ii
Covington for week.
quite neat l1CCIe sum was made Tor the
, benefit of the Methodist Church. Monday
afternoon at a luncheon served at the home
of Mrs. w. A. White, from 4 to o'clock
Cakes, sandwiches, fruit punch and chocolate
were all to be had, and it is hoped that the
future luncheons, to be served lat different
homes, will be as well enjoyed and patronizec
as this one and the one recently served by
Mesdame j. Workman and E. J. Domergue
at the latter's pretty home
Mr.. Frank Kentzel left Monday for Rus
ton, where he will resume his studies at the
i Louisiana Industrial Institute.
Miss Katie Smart left Sunday to resume
her studies in New Orleans
Mr.. PoseY Ventress visited his parent ii
Baton Rouge during the holidays.