St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-28

the Farmer extends its deepest SYM
pathy.
Monday evening, May %, the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Peterson was
the center of interest for a number
of young folks. Master Adolp Peter
son celebrated his 18th birthday by
way of entertaining. The following
young folks were present: Misses
Aurora Whichard, Annie B. Decker,
Amelia Levy, Margaret and Cora
Abel, Lena George, Mollie and Ella
Guzman, Viola Monoiousin, Corina
Crawford, Ethel and Louise Peterson.
The boys present were: VIM. O'Rouke
L. Buckley, T. C.. McRee, Fand E.
Fogg, L. Levy, Jos. Levy, M. M.
Mahon, Harry and Adolph Peterson.
The evening passed pleasantly. Dainty
refreshments were served, music and
games were the chief features of en-
joyment.
The Slidell high school closed here
the past week the most successful
term ever finished here. The follow
ing program was splendidlv rendered:
l Song, Louisiana-By School.
2 Red Riding Hood-A Play.
Characters.
Red Riding Hood-A Play.
Her Mother Mildred Roche.
The olf-Russelle Durham.
The Woodsman-Lee Gaines.
The Queen of the Fairies-Cora
Hartley, Fairies.
Songs-By Primary Grade.
4 Sailors Song-By Sixteen Boys.
5 The DAYS of the Week-Bv Seven
Little Girls.
6The Little Peach-By Twelve Girls
and Boys.
z Gossip Pantomime-By Twelve
Girls.
8 Spring-Primary Children.
9 The Quarrel-Song. by Alta Buck
ley and Glenn Miles.
10 Topsy Turyey-By Twelve Boys
and Girls.
IL Recitation-By Fritz Howe.
IL Songs-By the School.
10 Indian Song.
Chorus-Swing Song, girls of 4,
5, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10 and II Grades.
Instrumental Duet-Ruby Levy
and Olga Perilloux.
observation-disclosures Babies on
Noah's Ark, Florence Moore.
4 Instrumental Solo, Happiness"
Isabel Swetman.
S Rose Drill-By sixteen girls.
6 Gypsy Chorus-Girls of 4, 5, 6, z,
8, 9. 10 and II gradrs.
Z Instrumental Trio-Three Sisters,
Misses Comfort, Everitt and Liddle.
Farce Cabbage Hill School.
Act l. Cast of Characters:
Miss Gladys Merton, teacher, Byrd
Travis; Dick Henderson, William
O'Rouke; Peter Jones, Homer Fritchie
Della Brown, Florence Moore; Gabri-
ella Smith, Louise Peterson; Patsy
Donahue, Gussie Fritchie; Late Smith
Jay Mayfield; Annabelle Henderson,
Amelia Levy; Bony Smith, Harold
Gisch; Mary Jones, Elsie Bise; Bridg-
ct Donahue, Lillian Bonner; Miss
Caroline Day, Elisa Solberger; Melis-
sa Abigail Watkins, Eva Hartley;
Martha Morrison, Marguerite Abel;
Posie Smith, Alta Buckley; Bonnie
Day, Jennie Day, twins, Reuben Bise,
Lois Miles.
Act II Same as in first, together
with the following:
oilas Bascom, ESQ.,, supervisor: A
Bachelor, Wallace lily; Mr.. Smith,
Timid husband, Clay Carter; Mrs.
Smith, very genteel lady, Pauline
Levy; Mr.. Henderson, a farmer, NAL
COIN Anderson; Mr.. Isacc Henderson,
Caroline Days Beau, Ernest Welsh;
Mrs. Brown, Minnie Thomas; Bessie
Brown. a lovely child, Iona Buckley;
Mrs. Donahue, Mabel Dickey; Mrs,
Morrison, Martha's Granny" Mar
guerite Abel; Miss Jerusha Jones, an
old maid, Cora Abel;
Characterization Song.
Invocation-Dr. E. A. Rennie.
Piano Solo-Miss Garreau.
Essay Literature the Soul of Ac-
ton" Miss Leah Comfort.
Double Duet-'"The Wanderers
Evening Song" Misses Martin, Moore,
Cornibe and Decker.
Essay-''The Citizen and the State"
Carl Neuhauser.
Piano Duet-Misses Comfort and
Everitt.
Annual Commencement Address,
Prof. C. C.. Henson.
Quartette-'La Night" Mrs. Har-
ris, Misses Schiller, Fenton and
Taylor.
Presentation of Diplomas-Supt. A.
B. Peters.
Piano Duet-Miss Gaereau and Mrs.
Pieri.