St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-30
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.

Mrs. Case visited Vaudeville last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Bagur spent Wednesday in
Vaudeville.
w. Lancaster was in Vaudeville on
Wednesday in the interest of his land
sales.
Mrs. Crozat is spending the early
fall in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ducros are guests
of Mrs. Crozat.
Among our visitors from Abita
were Mrs. Summer and charming
daughter, Clara, and son, Victor.
| Miss Clara was one of the pupils OF
Mrs. Dyer, who won great applause
for the reciting of ner musical piece,
| Music on the Ocean," This young
| student returned home with a medal
as prize.
Misses Irene, Louise and Adrienne
Picton returned to New Orleans TO
attend school.
Mr.. P. w. Picton was the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Owens, Sunday.
Mrs. Comet and family, of Algiers,
will spend the month of October in
Vaudeville. They are pleasantly
located in Mrs. Walters cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Givens, after
spending a week as guests of their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Givens, return
ed to Slidell last Sunday.
Mr.. J. M. Favaron spent Wednes-
day in the Crescent City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. David visited
the Crescent City Wednesday, bust
ness and pleasure combined.
| Prof. Robinson, principal OF the
Vaudeville school, is guest of Mrs.
| Kern.
Among the many social events OF
this week was the marriage OF Miss
Ruth Bissell to Mr.. Henry Glockner.
The marriage ceremony was early In
the morning at a nuptial mass at
the Catholic church, Father Roth Of
ficiating. From 5 o'clock in the
morning crowds gathered at the
church to witness such a wedding,
not being customary to marry that
early at holy mass and both taking
holy communion. The blessings will
| follow them in their journey through
life. All join in wishing them happl-
ness and prosperity.
Another marriage which happened
Tuesday evening was that of Mr.. Gus
Smith and Miss Edna Smith. The
young couple left for Gulfport, Miss.
the same evening. The good wishes
of their friends follow them.
1t seems that Vaudeville is always
on the alert, either for weddings OF
soirees. One given by Mrs. Emile
Duhourg at the home of Mrs. Robert
Wise was very pretty, the occasion
being the birthday of little Ruby
Dubourg. Mrs. Dubourg, assisted by
Mrs. Wise and Miss Cahill, spared
neither time nor money to entertain
| the friends who honored Ruby by
their presence. Many presents were
civ en-. Refreshments were, ice cream
lemonade. Dancing was kept up till
late in the evening. Among those
present were: Irene, Louis and
AGrienne Picton, Louise and Victor
inc Menant, Lydia and Leona Schaf.
fer, Iona Peter, Alice Esquinance
Norman and Adolph Dubourg, Edna
Toomer, Celine Smith, Florence
Prieto, Earl and Geo. Golden, Robert
Wise, Ruffin, Alfred and Rene Du'
bcurg. The little ones departed wish
ing for another birthday to take place
soon.
Miss Lily Glocker spent Wednesday
in New Orleans.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Wise received invitations to the birth
day party of their twin daughters
Lizzie and Kate, to take place thi!
week.
The Catholic school will open the
first Monday in October. A grea
many people are waiting for thu
opening to send their children.
| Mrs. Marie Dyer spent Tuesday IL
Anita, attending to her music clas
in that place.
List Of guests at Mugnier Hotel
tsept. 20:
JOS. l.. Rolling, Hy. J. Weber, E
C. thanks, L. Carriere, New Orleans
P. E. Payne, e. B. Pickenning, W
WEIGH, Tylertown, Miss; L. T. Jauin
Jr., New Orleans; Mrs. X. v. Bond
Peru, Ind; E. J. Frederick, M. F
blanche. Covington; M. H. Hoffman
Jr., New Orleans; Geo. Thompson an
wife, Algiers; H. H. Hargrove; Bato
Rouge; B. Desportes and daughter
Gretna; Henry Rand. Westnego; Jos
vanp and sister, Schresbury; Viva
Sancho. Alma, Aimee, Randell, Hal
old Legeai, Jas. ]. Legeai, Glide
Tanney, New Orleans; M. G. Harris
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Leocadie Gardache announce
to the public that she is ready
receive orders for wreaths, emblem
crosses or anything pertaining
decorations of tombs for All Saint
Day. Either delivered or at her plae
of business ON Carroll Avenue, oppt
site the st. Tammany Bank. Price
moderate, and to suit all.