St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-02
OF
COLUMBUS
A Large Audience Greets
Entertainment Tuesday.
While the Original Progam
Was Abandoned,
An Excellent Entertainment
Was Substituted.
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Dancing After Performance
Enjoyed by Many.

VerLlSlnS It's dlel dSIioho WV
of Columbus were compelled 10
withdraw it and substitute hasu-
ly gotten up vaudeville entertain
ment at the pavilion last Tuesday.
While it was disappointment TO
the audience, it was unavo1daDie'
one of the principal characters,
through unforeseen clrcumtances'
being compelled to abandon his part
A. the last moment. The substitute
given, however, proved to be a very
enjoyable e Entertainment and every
one got their moneys worth. MI.
Lancaster announced before the
curtain the circumstances that mad
prevented the carrying out OF the
original program, and stated that
if there was any dissatisfaction
money would be cheerfully refund
ed at the door, There were none
in the large audience who seemed
inclined to take advantage of this
offer. and at the close of the per-
Torrance there was general praise
Of the entertainment that had been
given. Following is the program:
PROGRAM.
Fancy Dance. Little Avis Mercadel
Song Duett. -. Miss Helen Ratio
and Mr.. F. Boudousquie-
"THE MARBLE ARCH
A One Act Comedy Sketch.
Mrs. Constance Cameron, widow.
........:.. Miss Alma Ads
Mrs. Jack Merryweather
Miss Louise Bokenfohr
l hpr husband
Mr.. Frank Boudousquie
| Captain Trenthan1 Mr.. 5. Thurman
| Vocal Solo ............. :.
.....-. Miss Magdeline Bokenfohr
| CALL TO ARMS.
| A One Act Military Sketch.
Captain Jack Morton
| Mr.. Sydney Fuhrmann
Blanche Barrows =. Miss Alma Ads
Pianist, Miss Susie Bokenfohr
| Little Avis Mere adel, in her fancy
dance won applause and flowers, as
she did in the Kasnival Klub enter,
tainment.
| In the marble Arch" Miss Louise
Bokenfohr made a delightfully."-
simple and confding wife, and made
one wish that she might not be dis
appointed in her husband. Mr.
Boudousquie has shown himself te
be versatile and good utility man
sustaining his part well wherever
placed.
Miss Ads, in Call to Arms dis
plays some of her best qualities a.
; an actress. Always good, she is es
pecially so in this sketch. Sidne!
Thurman was also at his best al
Capt. Jack Morton.
The different sones and duet
would have been very enjoyable, TO
the singers are we'll known favorites
but unfortunately the pavilion i
: accoustically unfit for singing, espe
: cis.lly for the trained voice that at
. tempts to give expression to tn
sentiments of the song. This defect
it is understood, can be remedied
and probably will be.
Besides acting as pianist, Mis-
Susie Bokenfohr sang very sWeetl
t in accompanying Mr.. Porter.
, The Vaudeville band furnishe
f music for the occasion and playe
| for the dancers after the perform
S ance.
: There were refreshments on salt
}. Entertainment Committee.
f Kornfeld, chairman; Hon. Jos.
Lancaster, ex-officio; Julian H. Smitl
e John F. Diendorf.
j. Reception Committee. Lou
t. Smith, chairman; Robt. L. Auber
e James Mutually, DR.. ]. F. Buquoi,
If J. Golden, ]. J.. Dubuisson, 3.
n Richard, John T. Strobe. Cls
', Hebert, Chas. Herbez.
/, Master of Ceremonies-Hon.
E Lancaster.
d Chair and Hall Committee y
e J. Warren, chairman; John 7. Strob
IS and l. A. Alfonso.
d Door Committees-H. ]. Ostendol
.r chairman; Dr. A. H. Grimmer, G.
d. Richard.
VS. Light Committee-M. P. Plancf
e. chairman; JAS. Mutually, Cast
st | Ga1miche.
IS Music Committee-C. C. Kornfe
chairman; Hon. E. L. Charropin a
Hon. Lodenzo Cole.
Rrefreshment Commi.tee-Le
Hebert, chairman; Jas. Connaughtt
on |. A. Alfonso Archie Herbez, B
n Comenge, N. Trepagnier, A. J. 4
". nan, Chas Moultis and Geo. Oud
tie Lights kindly furnished by
)r. Tammany Ice and Mfg, Co., Hon.
III. j. Frederick, secretary-treasurer.
ill Piano kindly loaned by Mr.. L.
a Bourgeois.
he Thanks Miss Ads and troop q
Ter the Daughters of Isabella and spec
set thanks to w. ]. Warren for
ed splendid services rendered by h
rm
81 have a world of confidence
iii Chamberlain Cough Remedy TO
Ike have used it with perfect succe:
ok writes Mrs. NJ. |. Basfgord, Poo