St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-07-09
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.

Miss Currie Frost is the guest OF
Mrs. A. w. Bartonof Vaudeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Barton gave a
farewell dance in honor of their
guests, Miss Mamie Dupont and Miss
Carrie Frost.
Miss Mamie Dupont is visiting
Mrs. A. w. Barton for few weeks.
Miss Mamie Dupont and Miss Car
rie Frost were visitors to Covington
and Abita Springs Wednesday.
Hon. Patterson and family, of
New Orleans have leased the pretty
home of DR. Fisher.
The family of Mr.. McDuff of New
Orleans are occupying the Zatarian
Rose Bower on the beach.
Mr.. T. Wolf and family are spend
ing the summer in Vaudeville.
DR.. Alonzo Givens and Mrs. Dous-
sat (nee Givens) have returned to
their home in Vaudeville.
DR.. Bauer and charming wife are
occupying their coy summer bum
gallo on Marigny Avenue.
We regret the departure of DR..
Fisher and family for Alexandria,
La. Hope is entertained by their
many friends that they will return
in the fall.
Mrs. Gladys Doussat is rapidly re-
gaining her health.
Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Irene Pre-
ton arrived fro mNew Orleans with
Dr. and Mrs. A. Givens.
Mrs. Hunter Greenlaw and Mr..
Greenlaw of Ramsay spent the
Fourth of July in Vaudeville, guests
nf the Lake View Hotel.
Mrs. F. G. Coyle, Mrs. Dessommes
and little children arrived from New
Orleans to spend the summer months
and are occupying the residence of
DR.. John D'Aquin.
tiers, Effie, Rosie, Nellie, and Beu-
lah, and sons, Willie and James,
spent the glorious Fourth in Man
deville, guests of Mrs. Marie Dyer.
Messrs Ford and Thessans of
Ramsay wer guests of Mrs. Dyer on
the Fourth of July.
The Commercial Hotel has many
summer guests from New Orleans.
The glorious Fourth was cele-
brated in Vaudeville with great
deal of patriotism. Bonfires, sky
rockets, and other fireworks were at
every corner of our town. 1llumina-
ton from these brought to mind that
the same patriotism of our forefa-
theirs was still living in the hearts
of the present generation. The spirit
of independence that made the he
roes of American Independence dare
to die-about one hundred and thir-
ty-five years ago-so as to leave
their children free. We raise a glo-
rious shaft to them. The colonies,
now so strong and powerful, have
raised their flag in the heighth of
glory and shown the world how pow
erful they rank among the nations.
Glorious Fourth shall forever exist
with enthusiasm and patriotism.
The young ladies and young gen.
tlemen of Vaudeville enjoyed them
selves while celebrating the Fourth
of July. A grand lawn party was
given at the residence of Mrs. J.
| Bissel on Gerard Avenue. The GAL
den was Illuminated from one end
| to the back yard with bunting, flags,
and Chinese lanterns. After the
dance was over, the guessing and
numbering of the stars and stripes
was commenced. Each one was
called to contest, and the putting OF
the stripes and stars together was
won by Miss Gertrude Smith, of the
| Lady of the Lake Catholic School
showing how well she was instructed
| in patriotism and knowledge of he1
flag. Among the many who enjoyed
the honor of being present were:
Mr.. Lamousie, of New Orleans, Mr.
Halliday D'Aquin, and Mr.. Robert
Smith and charming daughter, OF
Lewisburg. Refreshments were
served, and the dancing continued
| till a late hour in the morning. The
string band gave Terpsichore the
| right to indulge in the merriment.