St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-15
MADISONVlILE LETTER.
BY Staff .Corresa,,n.,s,,t

/ Sunday afternoon, July 9, at the
! Riverside Fiar. Both SWIMMING and
! diving contests to ne features in
Junior and senior classes, with the
winner OF each class to capture a
silver loving cup.
| Swimming has become Madison
ville's most lndulged in sport, reacn-
ing a zenith sol popularity here in
the past month, almost colossal in
| its illustration, and from all indica-
| tions is here to stay.
The citizenry has awakened to the
| fact of the many good phases and
the wonderful opportunities offered
| Ly aquatic sports and every thing is
| being done to encourage the move.
Recent improvements at the river to
| be noted are the pen for beginners,
a section staked off and made secure
FLOR novices and even the tiny tots,
the spring and diving boards for the
more advanced and the big spring
board on the Riverside Pier for ex-
perlenced divers.
Dancing each Saturday and Sun
day night at the large, airy and at
tractive pavilion is proving very
popular Music will be furnished
on the 18th and 18th by Buddy
| OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. j.
Tuesday evening the pavilion was
the scene Of a. very gay affair, when
the young men entertained with a
scrip dance and watermelon party
complimentary to the visiting girls.
Misses Jennie Vernac and lone Good
speed, of New Orleans. A most de-
lightful time was had, and everyone
was properly "soused" with the
pink stuff. Quite number par
ticipated. ..z...s
Rudy Flasdick rendered Surprise.
Members of the j. O. C's. Social
ganization and on whose honor roll
Mr.. Rudy Flasdick is listed, tende.-
ed him a novel surprise party We'd
nesday evening in honor of his Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Flas-
dick, Sr. The occasion was both his
birthday and successful examination
of the Mississippi State Board Of
Pharmacy-and there are those OF
us who will admit that the event
was celebrated in true peppy style
thanks to papa's private cellar.
Some thirty guests enjoyed the affair
that was conceded most delight
full one.
Junior Swimming Glass Entertained.
Saturday evening nineteen men,
bers of the junior swimming class
were entertained on yachting party
aboard the Rowena with Mrs. e. R.
Haas and Mr.. S. NJ Lichenstein chap
eroning. A wonderful time was re-
ported by the kiddies.
Boat and Bathing Party.
Mr.. S. M. Lichenstein and Mr..
Adam Larch, of New Orleans, were
hosts, Friday evening, to members
Of Madisonvil1e's younger circle, en-
tertaining aboard the formers yacht
Rowena with beach party that in
cluded surf bathing and later de-
lightful cruise out on Lake Ponchar-
train where the white caps were
.tjust enough in evidence to induce
the. rollicking good time that was
reported by the forty-odd partici-
pants.
Personals.
Miss Peggy Caulfeld, of New Or
leans, was the very interesting guest
OF Miss Pinkie Gollehon last week,
returning home Monday nlorning.
Mrs. w. j. Hermann lett recently
for Richmond, Va, to be the guest
for the remaining summer months
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. j..
Page At New Orleans she was JOIN
ed by her sister, Mrs. S. j. Herr
mann, who accompanied her to re-
main several months before going
east.
Mrs. Felix gurrow, with her
charming daughter, Miss Bessie, and
sons, Jimmie and George, arrived
Friday from Morganza, La, to spend
the remainder Of the season at their
summer home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Dubus, of New
Orleans, are two very interesting
guests at the Koepp Kottage.
Miss Velmae Dutsch arrived Sat
urday from New Orleans to speud
several weeks with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. George r. Dutsch, Sr.
Miss Theodo1a Milloit left Thurs
day to join her mother, Mrs. p. R.
Haas, in New Orleans, for several
days.
Mr.. Jos. Young has returned from
Mcneil, Ark, after a pleasant visit
of Two weeks with his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. L.. II. Young.
Mr.. Rudy Flasdick has returned
from jackson, Miss, where he sue.
cessfully passed the Mississippi State
Board of Pharmacy last week.
Miss Pinkie Gollehon leaves Sun
day for Ponchatoula to be the guest
for a week of Miss Peggy Hanley.
Mrs. Beulah Phillips and grand
son, Henry Soviat, arrived last week
from. New Orleans gor the summer.
Mr. and, Mrs. George Leidenheimer
and Mrs. Frank Abadie and children
have returned to New Orleans after
visiting Mrs. Il. Klein for severa!
weeks.
Mrs. Rose DeMent, Of New Or
leans, is the guest Of Miss Juanita
Oulliber.
Miss Corinne Pelloat left Monday
for her home in New Orleans after
a delightful visit of three weeks.
She was accompanied by Miss Car
mcltte Young, who will be her guest
for two weeks.
Mr.. Wilbur Dutsch spent several
days last week in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx L. Hoffman
motored over to Plaquemine for the
week end.
Mr.. S. M. Lchenstein and NJ.
Adam Lorch, of New Orleans, were
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