St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-04-23
Vaudeville Notes.

Miss Marie Theard was the pleasant guest Of
Miss Ella Paine last week.
The trip to New Orleans on board the beautiful
Steamer Louis Dove of the st. Tammany Steamship
Company was enjoyed py all:
The friends of Mrs. DR.. Fisher are glad to hear Of
her recovery from her recent illness.
Mrs. Walter Where and little daughter returned
to New Orleans Tuesday,
Miss Heloise Colomb among the excursionsts
on boasd of the Louis Dolive last Saturday
Misses Lizzie, Mary and Katie Rodd attended the
the Shriners last Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Owens returned from the Ores
cent City Saturday.
Mrs. i. Vial, Of Biloxi, is visiting her son, Mr.
Emile Vial.
Mrs. N Pauline Levy returned from a pleasant
visit to her daughter Mrs. Leon Greenblatt, at the
Bay.
Mrs Isdore Levy, accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Herman Levy, was visitor in New Orleans attend
ing the Shrlner festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker spent Thursday in the Ores
cent City.
Miss Pinckney returned from Baton Rouge where
she had gone to the Teachers Convention.
The Kings Daughters excursion to be run next
Saturday will be welcomed by the Mandevillans
The Mugnier Hotel has many guests; among them
Mrs. John L. Smith and daughter, Eunice, attend
ed the Shriners' parade and carnival
Mr. Bibby is spending few days in Vaudeville.
Misses Emma Dash and Mary Morgan spend
ing the week in New Orleans as guests of Mrs.
Henry Ottman.
Board and Prof Founders attended the Teachers
Convention in Baton Rouge last week
Dr. Thomason made his usual weekly call in
Vaudeville this week.
Miss Ella Paine returned to her school in New Or
leans, having regained her health the few days she
was in Vaudeville.
Irma Bierhorst, daughter of Hon. Geo. Bierhorst
is in the Crescent City under treatment. Hopes
entertained that she will soon be well enough to be
back to her many little friends
Messrs. Jas, John and Judge Davis have the sym
pathv of the community in the death of their mother
Mrs H. Davis which occurred Sunday. During her
long life Mrs Davis has had the affectonate regard
of many friends who were familia with her life and
character. The funeral occurred MonoaY ana was
argerly attended.
Misses Florence and R. Pizzetta returned home
last Wednesday, having spent the winter In New
Miss Lille Balfe, of Shreveport, spent Sunday in
Vaudeville the guest Of Mrs. E. c. Kelly.
Mrs. John Housewad spent Sunday with family,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly.
Mr. Drevil has rented one OF Mrs. Charles David
Mrs. jacob Levy and charming little daughters
ttended the Shriners carnival.
delightful surprise party was given last Tuesday
light at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ANTI, on Monroe
treet, Vaudeville. La.
Miss Agnes Tones and Mrs s. +. Phillips arranged
vervthing so that it would mean a lovely time to
very one attending. A beautiful bouquet of roses
,as presented to Mr.. and Mrs. ANTI by Mrs. S. F.
hips and Miss Agnes Tonnes Those no atten Edn
comes. Thomise Wilcox, Victoria Louistlot Sarah
nd Mary Morgan, Edna Smith, Lily Gottner, Mary
tafford, Jennie Menant, Julia Mickenhne and Julia
ntz. Messrs. Roland Morgan and Apoph Misdt,
Vaudeville; Henry and Salvador Tonnes, Agustos
oseph, Murphy and Alonzo Smith, Walter Stafford.
ugene Pizzetta, A. Rosenthal and Henry Glockner,
[rs and Mrs. ANTI, Mrs. Airs, Mrs S. F. Philips,
II. and Mrs Coker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beaujeaux
nd Mr. Eddie Glotner. Refreshments were served
abundance The music was furnished by the
Vaudeville string band Dancing was INDUCED in
nt a late hour. There was much regret expressed
vat Miss Julia c. Artus could not be present ,
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