St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-22
]. w. Adams and daughter are guests of

]. w. Adams and daughter are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charopin.
Miss Julie Charroppin entertained at a card
party last Tuesday in honor of her guest,
Miss Marie Adams. Those enjoying the
game were: Misses Ora and Emma Arbuth-
not, Marie Adams and Mrs. Arbuthnot
Messrs. John Diendorf, Barclay Smith,
Dr. Sanders. of Amite. La.
Mrs Ernest Wales entertained the Five
Hundred Club last Tuesday from 3 to $50.
After the game delicious lettuce salad sand
wiches and chocolate were served. Mrs.
Wales captured the first prize, Mrs. Archie
Smith, second, and elastic pig was given to
Mrs. w. J. Wrrren. Mrs. Archie Smith will
entertain the club next Tuesday at her
pretty home
Msssrs. Underwood Moss, Of New Or
leans, and Oscar Arlowe, Of Baton Rouge,
are the guests Of the Misses Allan.
Miss Hazel Carroll, after month delight
fully spent with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Kentzel,
has returned to her home in New Orleans.
While here Miss Carroll made quite num-
Der Of friends, who regret very much to
learn Of her departure.
Willie Clark was the guest this week Of
his mother, Mrs. Louise Clark, and sister,
Mrs. C. C. Robinson.
Mrs. Ed. Kentzel entertained the Maids
and Matrons Euchre Club on last Friday,
January IA. After playing ten games, Miss
Louise Bokenfohr was found the fortunate
winner of the first prize, Miss Nellie Hen
messy, second; Miss Lizzie Kent, consolation
and Miss Edna Coig, BOBBY. Invited guests
were: Misses Lou Lyons, Winnie White
and Eugene Heintz Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs Henry Chavigny spent last Sunday
| in Covington.
Miss zene blanche was Vaudeville
visitor last Tuesday.
| The character dance given by the young
was decided success Delicious refresh
ments were served. At the midnight hour
the jolly maskers Wended their way home
ward, and all report having good time.
| Characters were represented by the fol-
lowing: Miss Mary Dutsch, Dutch Lassie,
Miss Euphemie Richard and Mrs. C. C.
Robinson, trained nurses; Miss Albertine
lDeschapelle, Folly; Miss Anita Delcroix,
Court Jester; Miss Madeline Bokenfohr, Day;
Miss Ruth Bokenfohr, Sis Hopkins; Misses
Louise Bokenfohr, Ceclle Cantrelle, Winnie
White and Pauline Frederick, cow girls;
Miss Hazel Carroll and Mrs. ED. Kentzel,
bathing girls; Miss Edna Coig, Geisha Girl;
Mrs. Clay Hebert, Misses Lou Lyons and
Eugene HelnLZ, INDIANS, MISS Susie bOkOIl-
fohr, bride; Misses Mae Poole and Della
Chauvin, Sailor Girls; Miss Ola Arbuthnot,
Queen of Hearts; Miss Emma Arbuthnot and
her guest, Mrs. Address, butterflies; Miss
Louise Cazes, Gypsy; Miss Marguerite
Brewster, Gretchen; Mrs Fred Heintz and
Miss Anna Frederick Red Ridinghoods; Miss
Lizzie Kent, night; Mrs. Charles Loop
lShepherdess; Mrs. Frank Gordon, belle
Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. W.
Hebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Domergue
Misses Matte and George Travis, Mrs. Chas
Thiery, Messrs. N. FitzSimons, E. Stern F,
Heint, V. z. Young, A. Dulion, A. Daven.
port, E. D. Kentzel, ]. Halter, Warren Smith
L. White, A. Anderson, 0. Richard, Clay
Hebert, B. White, J. Diendorf, J. L. Smith
R. Smythe, Hymel, Louis Hebert, W. Pat
rick and w. Doyle, of New Orleans; Cain, Of
Slidell, ]. and W. Michaelis. of Abita; Robt
Gerrens, of New Orleans and T. L. Young