St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-11
Vaudeville Notes.

Mrs. q. Iacoste, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Lae sr Mrand Mrs Gf
side of their granddaughter Mrs. Daussat, Gladly
Giyens, Tuesday, in New Orleans.
Miss Ella Paine, the accomplished daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Paine, returned from New Orleans, where
she was attending school at Sophie Newcomb.
The est-a-While made its summer opening and
quite number of guests and friends were enter
tanned and served with delicious refreshments.
Miss Mary Morgan. charming daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Morgan, is spending few days in the
Crescent City,
The family of Mr. Drenid have taken possession
Of the pretty cottage of Mr. David on Claiborne
avenue.
Messrs zinzer and Cooper visited friends in Man
deville last week.
There are so many parties in Vaudeville at this
time of the year that the brass bands and string
bands are kept busy practicng pieces to satisfy
the dancers.
Tuesday evening pleasant surprise party was
given to Mr.. Gus Smith by his girl and boy friends.
Dancing was INDUCED in until late hour Among
those present Misses P. Crimbie, Ella Paine,
Corinne Smith, Frieda Forester, Blanche, Irene, Es-
gam F. Wilcox, Julette Hennericks Mathilde Smith.
The young boy friends were: Messrs. Nicholas and
Gus Smith, Newell Leslie, Edgar Dubourg, Murphy,
Joseph Smith, Mr.. Middleton, Harvey Newman.
The family of Mr.. Weaver are pleasantly located
in one of the Misses Frosch cottages.
Willie and Ellie Shriels spending few days
with their grandmother, Mrs. Calder, on State
Mrs. Bauman and family arrived Wednesday to
spend the summer months.
Mr. Lafferranderie and daughter, Mrs. Buisson,
are located in their pretty cottage the beach fol-
the summer.
The steamer Dolive had large number of excur.
sonists Wednesday.
The pretty soree given by Miss Lilly Glockner te
her friends quite az success. The string banc
played beautiful pieces and dancing kept up til
late hour. Ice cream and cakes served anG
the young folks enjoyed themselves immensely.
Among those present were: Mrs. James Bissel,
chaperon; Mrs. NJ Smith and daughter Misses Ethel,
sine Wilcox, Miss Julia Mchaheim, Miss Louise
Glockner, Miss Lilly Glockner; Messrs Stafford,
Glockner, Murphy, Smith, Nicholas Smith, Clyde
Paine, Joseph Smith, M. Pizetta.
General Louis Soner spent Wednesday in Mande-
vile.
The entertainment given last Sunday at the COM
mencement exercises of the Catholic School of Man
hundred in number, had each part to per-
form. Between the acts the Vaudeville brass band
gave selections of very fine music. The decorations
were beautiful, and in the church yard booths were
placed where refreshments sold for the benefit
of the school, At the request of many persons the
entertainment was repeated Monday. The teachers
and Father Roth deserve much credit for having
such school where education, refinement and morals
are taught together. Vaudeville people and the
parents are proud of their Catholic school, The first
graduate this year of the grammar class Miss
Lydia Schaffer, the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schaffer, native of Vaudeville. 1t speaks
we'll for school when such little girl, hardly in
tainment. This little Miss received gold medal,
and also the medal for composition on Catholic Doc
trnes. Lydia is a noted musician, having
ceptional talent, being of Mrs. Marie Dyer's
pupils The parents and teachers are receiving con-
gratulations Lydia's success.