St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-12-31
BALL
MADISONVILLE
PERSONALS
by Staff Correspondent.

Madlsonville, Dec. 29.-The young
men Of Madisonviile have everything
in readiness and all arrangements
completed for their annuai solree TO
burst in full Dlare on New Years
night. 1t is an annual event that
attracts much attention and is look
ed forward to with eager anLic!pa-
tion by members Of the younger
circles, and will take pace amidst
attractive yuletide decorations in the
u. F. 3. A. Hall. The moor COM
mittee includes Bennle Chatelller,
Larry Davenport and Enos Penning-
ton.
Junior Hi Casers Add Another Scalp.
The Junior Hi aggregation OF Gag
ers added another scalp to their list
on Friday evening When they held
the Covlngton junior quintette to a
25-24 score in fast game in the
Covington Gymnasium. The Juniors
are heavy team OF promising ma
trial, even though they cannot boast
good team work, and have bright
prospects of a brilliant future. In
a4t4uudAly kACy SCA0kACukO S4C AAAA]
up for Madisonville:: Leon Rous-
seau, f.; Ralph Chatellier f; Junior
-Reusseau, g; Walker Smith &; Jas.
Badeaux c; Lannie Tyrney, subst1-
tute Coyington, Bennie Planchard
f; Blenk Young f; Louis Duke g;
Rene Galatas g; Melville Worley C;
Jared Heintz, substitute.
Christmas Tree at St. Catharine's.
The students Of st. Catharine's
Parochial School held their annual
Christmas tree entertainment on Fri
day afternoon in the school bultGi
ing. After singing Christmas songs
and carols, the student body, led Dy
the faculty, rendered p,easlng pro-
gram, presenting the play entitled
THE Christmas Spirit" which was
concluded by Santa Claus who dis
tributed presents from a beautifully
decorated tree.
Miss Milloit Entertains.
Miss Mayme tMilliot entertained
most charmingly on Christmas even
ing at a reception in honor OF iher
cousin, Miss Irma Cannon, of New
Orleans, at her beautiful home OIL
Covington street. In the dining
room Mrs. E. S. Hass and Miss. Adrl-
enne Dendinger presided at the
punch bowl where the decorations
were in true Christmas spirit, with
poinsettas, huge bunches OF holly
and mistletoe tastefully arranged
about the rooms. A large number OF
guests enjoyed the event. 4..
Miss PO1icar rendered a Surprise
Party.
A number of the younger set ten
dered Miss, Thelmae Policar a sur
prise party at her home on Wednes-
day evening, which was "a most de-
lightful affair. Delicious refresh
ments were served, and dancing
topped the program as the most at
tractive feature. Constituting the
number attending were, besides Miss
Polioar, Misses Mayme Milloit, Cal
melite Young, Louise Badeaux, Boh-
ME Mae Smith, Della Parent, Nina
and Mary Gabriel, Bonnie Leonard,
Dimples Ballam, Anna Ferguson,
Pinkie Goliehon, Denia Chatellier
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Koepp, Messrs.
Dan. Cooper, Rudolph Flasdick, Jr.,
Thompson Mccoy, Bolivar Kemp.
Geo. Dutsch, Jr., Lloyd Heughan,
Bennie Chatellier, jeff Ferguson and
Enos Pennington.
Locals and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vinsant and
little son, Walter, Jr., arrived last
Thursday from their home in Okla
homa City, Okla, to visit Mrs. Vim
SAINTS parents, Capt. and MRS. D. w.
Cooper, until after New Years.
Capt. and Mrs. Cooper also have
as their guest their daughter, Miss
Ruth, who arrived from Baton Rouge
where she is attending school. q
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