St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-08
Scoutmaster M. Green Of
Slidell Invites Miss
Holly To Meet Them
ANOTHER WINNING
BY. .PONCHATOULA
Moonlight Picnics to the
/. Beach Growing Popular
With Young People

MdulSOnVllle, July y&6-SCOutmaSte" :.
M. Green, of Slidell, issued an invi-
tation TO Miss Nora Holly, to meet
the. slidell troops of Boy and Girl
Scouts on an all-day outing at Man
deville, Thursday, where wonderful
| time was reported by all. Quite a
number Of prospective girl scouts
who will organize here shortly with
Miss Holly as captain, went, includ-
ing Misses Bonnie Mae Smith, Denia
Chatelier, Thelma Policar, Althea
Badeaux, Edith Badeaux, Dimples
Ballam, Carmelite and Gladys Young,
Marie Young, Sallye Gollehon, 5Alino
Gentlucci, Pearl Chatelier, Jessie
Jones, Corinne Pelloat, Eva Penn
|,ington.
The Madisonville club again met
defeat at the hands of the Poncha-
toula nine in Ponchatoula, Sunday,
July 2, by a score Of ST.
Friday afternoon the Madisonville
club defeated the Paul English Play
ers in nine inning thriller, on tho
local diamond here, by score of
3 to I.
Moonlight Picnics to the Beach.
Moonlight picnics to the beach are
growing in popularity. A party Of
approximately twenty-five couples
enjoyed cruise and dip in the lako
Friday evening aboard the RoWena.
| Monday evening a party on the Red
| Nip included Misses Adrienne Dem
dinger, Ethel Oulliber, Elmer Oulli-
ber, Mamie :Milloit, Theodore Milloit,
Evelyn Dendinger, Velma Dutsch,
Carmelite Young, Gladys Young AMI
Messrs. George Dendinger, Dan Coop
er, Capt. D. w. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Dendinger, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
b. R. Haas and Theo. sDendinger, Ill.
Stein-O Ou1liber.
The wedding Of Miss Winona Quill
Der, youngest daughter of Mr. Alfred
Oulliber, and Mr.. William Stein, both
vile, was quietly solemnized at 3:.45
O'Clock Tuesday morning, during
nuptial mass at St. Catherine 81
Church.
The ceremony was performed bv
Rev. Ottmar Bliel in the presence
of immediate friends and relatives.
The BRIDES only attendants were her
sister, Miss Juanita Oulliber, maid
of honor, and Mrs. Rosa DeMont, of
New Orleans, matron OF honor. Mr..
George Leidenheimer, of New Or
cans, acted as groomsman. The
bride looked very sweet in a natty
travelling suit of Harding blue trico-
eine with hat to match.
The happy young couple left tnl-
mediately for New Orleans where
they will remain for the present.
They hare the very best wishes of
their many friends here.
Personals.
Miss Peggy Hanley, of Poncha-
toula, was the charming guest of
Misses Pinkie and Mamie GolIehon.
Misses Irene Goodspeed and TOnae
Inorganic, of New Orleans, are the
guests of Mrs. John Barnett. Mr..
Lawrence Goodspeed and Mr.. Geo.
Meyers, Of New Orleans, were week
end guests of Mrs. Barnett, returning
on Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. ,CAyde Duckworth
and little sons, Clyde, Jr., and Will
ton Keith, left Monday for Mount
Olive, Miss, on a visit Of one month
to Mrs. W. Duckworth.
Mr.. Rudy Flasdick left Friday for
Jackson, Miss, to be away indeti-.
nitely.
Mrs J. E. Cuny and little son,
Erley, of New Orleans, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. v. F. Chatelier. They
were joined Saturday by Mr.. Quincy
who remained over until Tuesday
Misses Althea Badeaux, Bonnie
Mae Smith, Edith Badeaux, Mrs.
James Badeaux and daughters, Lilli-
an and Beatrice, were members of
yachting party aboard the RoWena
to New Orleans for the festivities at
Spanish Fort, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. j. Hermann is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hermann in New
Orleans indefinitely.
Mr.. Laurance Duhon returned Sum
day afternoon to his home in New
Orleans after a weeks visit at the
Koepp Kottage.
Mrs. Valentine Hacke and sons, Val
Jr., Bernard and Allan, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hacke, of New Orleans,
have taken possession Of the Go1date
cottage near the riverside for the
summer. Miss Jennie Vernaci ar
rived Wednesday evening from New
Orleans 10 be their guest for several
weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Berlin, Of New York
City, and Mr.. Willie Weiman. OF New
Orleans, are among the interesting
guests at the Koepp Kottage.
Miss Estelle Rousseau, Of New Or
leans, is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Koepp, sr
Miss Stella Heughan and Mr.. Gene
Sparer, Of New Orleans, we're guests
for the day, Sunday, of Capt. and
Mrs. H. r. Snider.
Mr., Ambrose N. Danbert, OF New
Orleans, was the week end guest CT
Mrs. Peter Gentlucci and Miss Aline
|Gentlucci.
Misses Velma Dutsch and Jessie
Dutsch, Of New Orleans, spent a fort-
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