St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-18
CoYington Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.


week.
Mrs Dr. Fisher, of Vaudeville, was a Covington |
visitor Tuesday with friend.
M. A. Alexius, of Bogalusa, was weekend Wis
itor to Covngton.
Messrs Bob White Sidney Dithners, Oliver Rich
ard and Frank Taylor, all of Bogalusa, were here
Saturday night and Sunday
Andrew and Lionel Chauvin returned from Houma,
La, Saturday night.
Mr.. Frances Elliott returned to New Orleans after
spending few DELIGHTFUL weeks here with friends.
After spending several weeks in Covngton Miss
Anita NuneZ, of st. Bernard returned home last
Sunday. She was the guest of Mrs A. Pilet on 23ra
avenue.
Miss Josephine Nunez, of st. Bernard, spent de-
lightful day here Sunday guest of Mrs. Pilet, on
23rd avenue.
Mrs L: Champagne left Tuesday for New Orleans
to attend the Champagne Racquet wedding. which
took place Wednesday evening.
Lionel Champagne spent Sunday with friends in
Lafourche.
Clifford Millinder, of New Orleans, was among
friends here Sunday.
Mrs R. Mcleod, of Baton Rouge La, returned
to her home Monday after spending several weeks
here with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nilsson.
DR.. Ney, of Vaudeville, was business visitor to
Covington last week.
Mr.. Warren Thomas, of Tasheek, was business
visitor to Covington last week.
Mr.. Robt. Mendow and wife, of Abita Springs,
were business visitors to Covington last Monday.
Mr.. Alphonse LeBouef, of Agiers, La, spent
Mrs E. LeBouef and Mrs. R. Donner at their home
Miss Valery Richard, after a two weeks stay with
her cousin Miss E. Richard, returned to her New
Orleans home last Sunday.
Mr.. Percy Therot, now of Franklin spent few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 3. Theriot,
last week. Percy returned Monday and will spend
month in Patterson, La.
Miss Lucille Fortier, of New Orleans, was the
guest last Sunday of Miss Lucy Ray at her home on
Oath avenue.
Mr.. Clay Riggs, of Vaudeville, was here several
days this week.
Miss Eupheme Richard left Sunday for New Or
leans, to be the guest of Miss Edith Richard for a
week, and will also visit her cousin, Miss Bernce
Theriot in Houma, La, before returning home to
Covington.
Mr.. Geo. Fuch, assistant postmaster of New Or
leans, spent Sunday with his wife on 2lst avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Daspit, of Houma, La,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lockett on Lee
Mr. R. A. Oriol, of New Orleans, was a Coving-
ton visitor last week with friends on 22d avenue.
Mrs. S. Prague returned home after pleasant
stay of few days with friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia and family took trip to
Vaudeville last Sunday.
Misses Edna and Cornne Doll and Louis Abbott
Of New Orleans, are stopping with DR.. and Mrs. L.
L. Abbott at their beautiful new house on 2lst av-
enue
Mrs. F. c. Loret left Sunday for New Orleans, to
be away for few days.
Mr.. J. Clement of Abita Springs, was here last
week.
Mrs Levodais, of New Orleans is stopping at the
Glen Cottage for short stay.
Mr.. Ed Greenlaw, Mrs. Hunter Greenlaw, of
to Covington last week.
Mrs. Buglars, of New Orleans, was guest of the
Misses Allan last week.
Mr. Flannasan, of Ramsay, was here Saturday
evening.
Miss Louise Smith is a visitor at the Glen.
Mr.. N. Cousin, of Bayou La Combe was bust
ness visitor here last week.
Mrs. Bucannon and daughter were guests at the
Glen Cottage last week.
Mr.. Harold Zerringer, Of st. Benedict, was here
Saturday evening and took the train for Ramsay.
Mrs A. Nav of New Orleans was at the Glen
this week.
Mrs. and Mrs Corcoran, of New Orleans, were
the guests of the Misses Allan last week. They are
from New Orleans.
Mrs. Harry Newan and son. of New Orleans, are
at the Glen.
Mr. Daily, of New Orleans is at the Glen this
week.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of New Orleans, was the guest of
the Glen Cottage last week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bourgeois spent few days in
New Orleans.
Mr.. John Robinson spent the weekend in Covng-
ton.
Lawrence White, of Galveston, was in Covington
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Lancaster visited New Or
leans last week.
Mrs. Collins, of New Orleans, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ferst, of Ferst & Kreamer,
of New Orleans were weekend visitors to Coving
ton and returned home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and two daughters were
guests of friends, the Misses Frederick, last week
Mr.. Victor Olivier, of Ramsay, was in Covington
on business.
Mr.. Henry S. Norton and daughter, Miss Florence
Norton, of New Orleans, visitors to Covington
last week. Mr. Norton called at the Farmer officer
and enjoyed quite extended chat with him.
Mrs A. H. Hammett and Frank Kentzel, of Me-
rdian, Miss, and Mrs. Fontain Poole, of Bogalusa
are visit to their mother, Mrs. S. V. Kentzel.
Mrs L. F. Hadden and daughter, Miss Seymoura !
Hadden, of New Orleans, visiting in Covngton.
Mrs Julian Smith left for New Orleans yesterday
morning to attend the school exercises and will be
joined to-day by Mr.. Smith, when both will visit
Gulfport for few days before returning home.
Mr.. N. G. Pearsal in Covington Thursday on
business.
Quite crowd visited the Rutland Theatre to hear
Mrs. Macleod sing ''Dixie Land
President c. F. Hardie, of the St. Tammany
Steamship Company, announces that the new boat
will be here next week |
The NJ. c. B. Library Club will receive bids for
painting their library building up till June ~ and
reserve the right to accept jec any all bids
For further particulars apply to
MRS. JOHN EDGAR, Presidents
Of ad tha of New