St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-16
FORMER CONVICTION GIRL MAR
RIFtD AT BEAUMONT, TEN,

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RIEtD AT BEAUMONT, TEN.
| The Beaumont Enterprise has the
following account OF the wedding of
Miss Addison, who is well known in
Covington:
Yesterday afternoon august ID ,
at 1880 o'clock, Rev. C. C. Carroll
of the First Baptist Church united
in marriage Miss Carrie Addison and
Mr.. }. q. Horne, of Greensboro, Ky.
The wedding took place at the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs. S. A
SPENCE, 275 Seventh street.
The Spencer home was beautifully
decorated with vines and ferns. All
shades were drawn and white
candles in silver candlesticks, tied
with big white maine bows, burned.
In the. parlor a large wedding bell
hung oyer a carpet of vines and rose
leaves and twas there the bride and
groom stood while plighting their
vows.
Little Florence Spencer, dressed
in pink. taffeta and big white maine
| bows, carried basket filed with
rose leaves with which she made
carpet from stairway to altar.
The bride was dressed in her
| travelling suit Of brown cloth, with
georgeste blouse, brown shoes, hat
and gloves to match. Her only
jewel was cameo brooch, gift of
the groom. The bouquet was of
tube roses and ferns She came
down Ihe steps on The arm of her
brother, Mr.. K. F. Addison, and was
joined at the altar by Mr.. Horne.
Immediately following the cesa-
| mony Mr.. and Mrs. Horne left for
Galveston where they: will spend sew
eral days before going to Owensboro,
KY, where they will make their
future home. Miss Addison came to
Beaumont about two years ago. Last
year she taught in the Averill school,
and has made many friends here.
Mr.. Home only recently arrived
from France, where he was in the
motor corps and saw quite a bit of
service, He is a Kentucky farmer.
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Miss Emily Galmiche has returned
from Biloxi after two weeks spent
there as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Rose.
Mrs: Jacob Rosenthal and little
son, Of New Orleans, are spending
some time here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hare. on Jahncke avenue.
Mr.. VIM. Bretz Left for his home
in New Orleans, after spending two
weeks here with friends. He enjoy
ed his stay very much.
Miss Wilhelmina King and Miss
Grace Negrotto, of New Orleans,
have been secured as teachers in the
5th and 9Th grades of the Ccvington
High School. They were in CoVing-
ton this week and wiz take up their
duties in September.
Pvt. Compton Noise arrived in
Covington, Thursday. He Is looking
fine and is glad to be- home again.
Jacob Green, who has been on d
visit to folks at home, will join his
ship, the U. S. S. Ar szona, at New
York, having again enlisted. /
Mr.. Henry C. Duke, zof Donaldson |
Vile, La, Prof. Park and Mr.. East IN |
are making an auto trip to Plaque
mine by way of Baton Rouge. They |
go to Donaldsonville and Burnside. |
Mr.. Duke is a brether-in-law to
Mayor Badon.
DR.. H D. Bulloch and family left |
on the 10th for jackson, Columbia
and other Mississippi points, by car,
on his: annual vacatiG1. They will
be gore some two weeks.
Mr.. Emile V. Stiee, Miss N. E.
Kearnay and Miss O. Cochran, of
New Orleans, were at the Southern
Hotel this week. ALL are delighted
with Covington. Mr.. Sitter especial
ly is enc of the biggest boosters Of
Covington of all our visitors. All
are Red Cross workers who have
done things" worth doing.