St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-11-11
SL|DELL Department.
News Gathered by our Correspondent Social Events Etc

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Abel visited in
New Orleans on Friday lest.
Mrs. Duplantis and son, Curtis,
spent Sunday here as the guests OF
Mrs. C. L. Baker.
Mr.. G.. R. Swift, of New Orleans,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday here.
Mr.. Allie Smith visited New Or
leans Wednesday.
Mr.. W. E. Eddins spent Wednes-
day in Bogalusa, La, and left here
Wednesday night for Meridian, Miss.
Mrs. M. Mcdaniel spent Sunday
in Covington as the guest OF her son,
Jemes.
Miss Marceline O'Flynn spent last
Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss Angelic Cornibe is visiting
friends in Pennington.
Mrs. Sam Levy, Jr., of Pearl River
spent Tuesday here.
Mr.. H. w. Woodruff, Sr., and fam
lily leave Saturday for Washington.
Miss Estelle Gillis, of Hatsiesburg,
Miss, attended the Lid6le-Watkins
wedding.
| Mr.. D. J. Romelli is in New Or
Leans for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Solberger spent
Sunday at Ramsey.
| Miss Eloise Schroeder, Of New Or
LEANS, attended the wedding OF Miss
GLADYS Liddle to DR.. J. A. Watkins,
LOT New Orleans, La.
| Mr.. ]. G.. Field visited New Or
leans Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Crockett and
Ichildren spent Sunday at Pearl River
Mrs. M. J. Peters, of huntsville
Tenn, is the guest of her son, 1. v
lPeters.
| The ladies of the Catholic school
l'ao""o sold refreshments Wednes,
tday night at the Slidel1 picture show
land realized neat sum of money te
be used for the expenses of the
lschool.
Il Among those from Pearl River
who attended the Liddle-Watkins
lnuptials were: Mrs. H. j. Willis
land mother, Mrs. Langston, Mrs
lSeale and Mrs. Strobe.
Mr.. J. J. Dubuisson was vlsito
J to New Orleans Thursday.
Mrs. A. H. Flourney of Meridian
is the guest of Mrs. F. Salmen.
Mrs. A. Baldwin, of New Orleans
; was a guest at the Liddle-Watkin
wedding.
WATKINS-LIDDLE
The most exquisite social even
that ever occurred in this city wa
' the marriage of Miss Gladys Liddl
Y to DR.. J. Armstrong Watkins %
Wednesday evening, November
l1911, at $50 o'clock, in the Firs
Baptist Church.
The color scheme was beautiful
. carried out in pink ard white. TIL
, altar was scene of fairy-lik
+ beauty, embelished with ferns pr
> lplants and pink and white roses.
front of the altar was festooned
lgarland of pink roses which forme
an arch. In the center was suspend
led a handsome wedding bell of pin
c roses, an incadescent light formir
the clapper. The windows abo7
the altar was decorated in pin
casting soft, pink rays over tt
handsomely gowned bridal party
Promptly at the appointed he'
4 the bridal party entered, VITA Mi
q |Dona Everett, cousin Of the bride,
4 chief bridesmaid, and groomsms
Edward E. Liddle, brother Of Il
y bride. The two bridesmaids we
miss Eloise Schroeder, of New U
!, lleans, and Miss Beulch B. Bourgeo
of this city. The matrons of hon
!. were Mrs. Samuel Solberger al
d Mrs. T. J. Eddins, both schoolmat
of the bride. The two charming /
tie flower girls were Alice Beusqu
land Gladys Nell Durham. T!
ushers were all classmates of t
groom, Drs. Covert B. Cooper, R
lpert M. Blakely, Charles E. Glib
ID land Henry E. Watkins.
ID Miss Vivian Comfort presided
n the piano, and Miss Ella Saline
A. cousin of the bride, sang 1.-THE Ho
rs That Gave Me to You," in so
te Ipure tone. Just as the song W
f. finished the bride entered leani
on the arm of her father, Hon. c.
Liddle.
p Miss Liddle ranks among t
lhandsomest young ladies of t
h, Southern States-a tall, exquisite
. BEAUTIFUL blond. She wore 2 char
l., ling gown of Grandmother Swiss, f
as lished in real lace, and veil of RI
of lace, saffon tinted with age, IS t
ry tsame veil was worn by Miss Liddl
grandmother, Miss Hattie BaldW