St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-01-16
COYingtOn Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

ing for New York City. Returning they
will stop off at Woodstock Md, and visit
their son, who is at present stationed at the
Woodstock College, studying for the priest
hood in the Jesuit Order.
Masters James, Norman, Colin McHardy
who have been spending the holidays with
their parents at ''Glen Gordon, have re-
turned to Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala,
to resume their studies.
Mr.. VIM. C. McHardy, of New Orleans, is
a visitor to his parents home, Glen Cor
don, !" on the Vaudeville road, for an indef-
mite time.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Glen Gordon, was
a weekend visitor to Mrs. John Foley, Of
Claiborne.
Miss Loula Rhodes, of Baton Rouge, with
her mother, Mrs. A. G. Berteau, and Miss
Katie Reihl and Miss Leontine Demourell,
of New Orleans, are visitors of Mrs. Rich
ard Demourell, of Demourell Villa, on the
Vaudeville Road.
Mr.. Joshua HILL of Pontiac Mich, is a
guest of the Southern Hotel He will re-
main here for several months and IN week
or two will be joined by his wife and family.
Mrs. S. v. Kentzel spent several days this
week with her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Ham
NETT, in Folsom.
Mr.. Sam Copp, Of Bogalusa, was Gov
ington visitor Thursday.
Miss Katie McDougall, who is teaching
school at OWL, attended the institute held
in CoWngton Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. NJ Haveland, the noted Viavi
lecturer, spoke to a number OF ladies' at the
M. C. B. Library Saturday Her talk was
not only instructive, but interesting.
Mrs. Preston Bankston, of BreckWaldt,
who for the past week has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Smith, left Sunday
for her home. - -
Mr.. Numa Hebert visited friends in New
Orleans several days last week.
Mrs. Preston Herndon left Thursay for
| New Orleans, to spend awhile.
Mr.. John Mullings was the guest OF
friends III Covingten one day last week: He
was on his way back to school in Virginia
Miss Pauline Claverie, Of New Orleans,
| is the guest of Miss Lou Lyons and Mrs.
Wallace Poole for few days.
| The Woman's Progressive Union held
their regular monthly meeting at CantrelPs
Hall Monday, Jan. IL. A number OF ladies
were present, thus showing that the inter
est in public improvements was still at its
height. The members are planning de-
| lightful evening for the public in the near
future. It is hoped that all interested in
the welfare of Covington will assist them in
making their projected affair success, so
save your dimes and help make the dollars
for the cause.
Mr.. E. F. Davis was with us Friday. Mr..
! Davis being bank official his holidays are
rare, therefore we much appreciate when
he can be with us.
Mr.. Arthur Abbott. guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. L. Smith for quite while past, re-
turned to New Orleans Monday, much to
the regret of his many friends.
Capt. w. C. Barrow was a Sunday visitor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton, daughter Lucille
and son left for New Orleans, after pleas
ant visit of two weeks, guests at the Oaks.
A dance at the Southern Hotel, given by
| the young folks of the town, Wednesday the
| 18TH in spite of the unlucky date, proved q
charming success, the following young
people being present:
Misses Kent Lou Lyons, A. Paronsel, M.
Poole, O'Neil, Turner, A. Boudousque, A.
Poole, A. Delcroix. Messrs R. Hebert, l..
White, Barclay Smith, c. c. Champagne,
V. Noise, E. Marrero, B. Hadden, W. T. c.
| Spranley, A. Davenport, O. J. Hebert, Q.
bullion, N. Hebert, M. Poole, E. Richard,
F. Kellar, E. Stern, ]. Diendorf, c. P.
McCan, Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Loop,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Doty.
| the Maiden's Euchre Club met at the
home of Miss A. Sweeney, First prize was
won by Miss N. Gabrielle, second by Miss
A. Delcroix, third by Miss Jessie Evans,
consolation by Miss Kent and BOBBY by Miss
Bokenfor Next meeting will be at the
home of Miss B. Theriot.
Chatting dish parties are coming into
vogue in our little town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Hebert entertained on Monday night.
Misses Adele Peronsel and May Poole,
Messrs. Numa and Oliver Hebert being then
guests.
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. L. S. Hadden, Monday b. It is
hoped all members will be present.
Mr.. A. L. Murphy, of New Orleans has
purchased property and is building beau
tiful villa next to Gov. ]. 7. Sanders, pre-
paratory to making his home among us. Il
is murmured he will enter into partnership
with one Of our most prominent lawyers.
Mrs. Marvin Poole entertained the Five
| Hundred Club Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Richard
was the fortunate winner of the first prize,
two handsome fireplace rugs, while the
second, two jardiners and ferns, was cap.
tured by Mrs. Fred. Hardy.
Mrs. Albert Smith spent several happy
days in the city, renewing her youth with
old school friends. she returned Monday