St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-08-12
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.

DR.. and Mrs. A. Gabert entertain
e. several young ladies and gentle
aen at a dance. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns,
hunting and palmetto. A novelty on
that occasion was the dancing music
by a hand organ from New Orleans.
Refreshments, such as punch, lemon
ade. ice cream, cakes and sandwiches,
was served. Those present were:
Miss Anna Duquesne and Mr. A.
Gabert. Miss Estelle Smith MI. Rey-
mold Lagarrique, Miss Edna V1x and
Mr.. Eugene Pizzetta, Miss Ella Paine
and Mr.. BARLEY Gillen. Miss Corine
smith and Mr.. Holiday D'Aquin,
Miss Carrie Knebel and Mr.. N. Smith,
Miss Mildred Smith and Mr.. Billie
Kirkwood, Miss Amelia Simeon and
Mr.. Ruffin Paine, Miss Kate Kennedy
and Mr.. Clyde Paine, Miss Antoln-
cite Pizzetta and Mr.. Wilmont Ma
mint. Miss Adrienne Pizzetta and Mr..
N. Lavelle, Miss Eugneie Gabert ana
Mr.. Henry Boatner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Youngblood, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Piz-
zetta. DR.. and Mrs. A. Colbert, and
Mr.. Leblanc. Dancing was kept up
till a late hour, when all the young
folks returned home, to meet again
a. some other house.
Miss May D'Aquin returned from
the Crescent City, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Marks and family are occupy
ing Mr.. David's cottage on Glrod
Avenue.
Mr.. William Griffin moved his
family to their new residence near
the bakery. His friends wish him
success in his new location.
Mr.. Rowe is a guest of Messrs.
Toomer on Monroe Avenue.
Mr.. Laporte has purchased several
lots from Mr.. John West. He will
erect a pretty house and reside here
permanently.
Mr.. Eugene Pizzetta, Of Bogalusa,
spent Sunday with his parents and
relatives.
Mr.. E. Dubourg, son of Hon. Emile
Dubourg, visited his parents Sunday.
Misses Corinne and Mildred Smith,
the two noted Jealous workers for
the benevolent fire association, visit
ed Covington Tuesday in behalf OF
the COMPANY, oS4llA6 1iShSso AoA eAAS
entertainment.
Mrs. Hansbrough, with her little
family, left for New Orleans last
Friday, her little son being ill.
Mrs. Jules Zatarain and daughter,
Mrs. Campas, are spending few
| weeks in Vaudeville.
MIR. Parkerson purchased from the
Goodyear company the Prudhomme
place, situated on Lake Boulevard.
With such citizens as Mr.. Parkerson
in our town, We are sure that our
town will prosper, and we extend to
him a hearty welcome.
Mrs. Alice Bonnet and son, Walter,
are spending a week in New Orleans.
Mr.. Bread and friend, Mr.. o.
Rouke, are registered at the Com
| mercial.
The Crescent Hotel guests are en-
joying themselves immensely, music,
singing and games are the diversions
of the numerous guests.
Young Ferguson left for his home
Monday. While here he was the
| guest of DR.. and Mrs. Givens.
! The family of Baron de Baroncelli
are located for the rest of the sum-
mer in the Viosca Cottage on Lafay-
cite Avenue.
Mr.. E. Manint and family return
ed to the Crescent CITY, Wednesday,
business calling them back to their
post of duty.
Captain Eddie Glockner spent sew
eral days in New Orleans, taking the
| trip on board his sail boat, Lady
Florence.
Little. Florence and Aline Prietc
returned home with their cousins
the Misses Nixon, of New Orleans
Mrs. White (nee Laffenanderie)
and with her family are spending {
month in Vaudeville.
/ Mrs. Watkins, accompanied by
Misses Annie Davey and Aline Eat
arain, spent Sunday evening will
friends in Vaudeville.
The donkey and tacky party givel
to the little children of Mandevill,
by Mrs. Hatson was enjoyed by all
and was a success. The little one
enjoyed themselves till 9 O'Clock
wishing for another party to com
:. soon.
List of guests at Mugnier Hotel
Miss Anna Kantrointz, New Orleans
James H. Aitken, New Orleans
: Misses Belle and Emma Aitken, Ne,
Orleans; ]. M. Dazet, New Orleans
j. r. Norton, Jr., New Orleans; F
> j. Ladner, Bay St. Louis, Miss
. Robt. Drigne and wife, New Orleans
:, Mrs. F. o. Reinecke, New Orleans
,, Joe Nicotine, Jr., New Dreams; A.
Clark, Dublin, Ireland; Gus d. Lev.
New Orleans; Mrs. K. G. Horrisb.
!, Lafayette; Isman Keiffer, New o.
u leans; E. C. Moore, New Orleans
= Col. Daley, st! Louis, Mo-; ].
- Booth, New Orleans; j. B. King, Ne
!. Orleans; Paul C. Weilbaeher ar
n family, New Orleans; Eloie Y. Terr
:, New Orleans; Miss B. Lavigne, Ne
r. Orleans; v. Lonapre, New Orlean
- o. Fricon, New Orleans; w.
Be1nadot. New Orleans; A. Patorn
=, Il New Orleans; Ed. Mouthie, New @
leans; Miss E. Lea, New Orlean
!. Billy Schley, New Orleans; Miss FL
~ ma Nix, New Orleans; Horace Fc
!. y sier, New Orleans; Misses Adele al
:. Louise Fossier, New Orleans; Nj
- Michel Mugnier, Chattanooga, Tenr
,. Mrs. George Bernard. New Orlean
-, =, Mrs. Henry Bienvenu. New Orlean
~ Ed. Bernard, New Orleans.
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