St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-02-19
CoYin8ton Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

friends in Covington Thursday.
Percy Theriot, who is attending the New
Orleans College of Pharmacy, was week.
End visitor to Covington.
Mr.. Patton Wood, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. c.
w. Wood, at Claiborne.
Miss Elmire Theriot returned Sunday from
Algiers, where she was the guest Of Miss
Edwina Thorning for two weeks.
Anderson, of Ramsay, were visitors to Cow
|ington, Sunday.
Oliver Richarn, of Bogalusa, was the
|guest of MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Richard and
his sister, Miss Euphennia, Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Hawkins returned from New
Orleans Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Louise Bokenfohr re-
turned from New Orleans Sunday.
Miss Pauline Frederick returned from
New Orleans at the end of the week.
Mr.. Albert Smith spent Sunday here with
Mrs. Smith.
Maurice blanche has moved his family
from 25th avenue to Main street, next door
TO the Peoples Bakery.
Miss Maggie Grimmer is home from a
trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. C. L. Richard was business visitor
to Folsom and Ramsay, Tuesday.
spending some time with her grandmother,
Mrs E. J. Cantrelle, at her home on Jeffer-
son avenue.
MIR. A. ]. Golden, of Vaudeville, was here
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. B. Lancaster
are delighted to know that she is doing so
nicely, and hope that her entire recovery
will be speedy one.
Mr.. J. Gauthreaux Of New Orleans, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Gautreaux
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Smith returned at
the end Of the week from New Orleans,
Mrs. E. Voter and three daughtrs, Yvette,
Juanita, Renee Votiere, Of New Orleans,
are the guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morley Wallis at the Wallis Villa.
Miss Lucille Ledet, Of Lafourche Crossing,
is the guest Of Miss Mary Dutsch.
Capt. G: E. Millar, of Abita Springs, was
here Monday.
Nj. Fitzerald, of the End Ward, was here
on Monday.
l.. Smith, of Abita, was here this week.
E. Moses was a visitor to Folsom this
week.
r. Strain, of Abita was here Monday.
John Smith, of Vaudeville, was week
end visitor here.
W. Il. Gabrielle was here Monday and
Tuesday.
H. ]. Roy and family have moved here
from Washington, La, and have taken the
Coyle residence.
DR.. Louis Perrilliat, of New Orleans, has
come to Covington to live. He has been ap-
pointed house-surgeon OF the Southern
Hotel.
The sixth anniversary of little Alma Heintz
was celebrated Sunday at Pecan Cottage
Games and singing was enjoyed by the little
ones from the hours of to $50.
The dining room was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. In the centre OF the table
the birthday cake stood with six lighted
candles around it. Ice cream, cakes and
candies were sevred to the little merry
makers, Those present were, Adrian Brews-
ter, Janet Moses, Inez DelCorral, Blanche
Camatte, Naomi Abadie, Nita Jones, 1smay,
Thelma and Gertrude Morley, Edward Del
Correl, Harry and Lawrence Heintz, Frank
Coltura, Paul Sadler, Melville Worley, Otis,
Bert and Jared Heintz.
Rev. and Mr.. A. E. Rennie have the deep
est sympathy of all their friends in the loss
Of their little daughter, Dorothy, who died
in New Orleans Monday morning.
Misses Clarice and Alma Frederick have
as their guest Miss Ethel Walsh, Of New
Orleans. i
John Thayer of Georgia, spent part of
the past week with Mrs. G. l.. Smith. !
I. A. Alfonso was Crescent City visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Flashpola and little son spent few
days in New Orleans.
The Women's Progressive Union held