St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-07-29
NJ Vaudeville
NEWS NOTES
PERSONALS
By Staff Correspondent,

Mandeville, July "a number
| of boys and girls met last Wedncs-
day night for the sole purpose OF
having a jolly, good time After
purchasing twelve ice cold water
melons the crowd departed for
Lewisburg. On arriving there all
went in the lake and enjoyed a good
SWIM. The party was held on a
wharf pavilion belonging to Mr.. T.
Poitevent. When the melons were
cut each took his portion and sat
fGoWn on. the floor. and enjoyed It
immensely. The last number, but
in no wise the least, was dancing,
which included all the latest dances.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by a victrola, which jazzed some Of
the latest flashes from Broadway.
This form Of amusement continued
until every one grew weary and the
homeWard-bound trip in cars term
mated the evening. Among those
participating we're Misses Gladys and
1rma Howe, Bernice Boyle, Evelyn
Parisy, Corinne and Miriam Smith,
Sam and John b. Howe, T. r. Sulli-
van, Claude Poirson, Jules Bagur,
M. Boyle, Edgar Dolby, Geo. last
man, Preston Prieto, Richmond
Tourne, Rene Dubourg.
Miss Bernice G. Boyle and Edgar
j. Dolby were married Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock at Covington,
La, Rev. F. G. Talmage officiating.
Miss Helen Schaexneider, of New.
Orleans, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bagur. sss
Miss Ruby Dubourg spent several
days in New Orleans visiting Mrs.
L. Swoboda. During that time She
attended birthday reception in
honor of James Thrimey.
Mr.. Robert Valley spent the week
end with Mrs. W. A. Smith.
Miss Helen Levy returned from
New Orleans last Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Laemle, of Fayette,
Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
]. Levy.
Miss Melba Aaron, of New Orleans,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Evelyn Parisy Is home again
after spending few weeks with her
brother, Mr. Leon Parisy..
Mr.. E. Dubourg went to New Or
leans on business last Wednesday.
Miss Muriel Reitmeyer is stopping
at the Mugnier Hotel.
Mr.. Adolph Dubourg and friend,
Mr.. Charles Longo, spent the week
end over here.
Mr.. S. Briggs, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. A. r.
Briggs, for while.
{ On Monday, July 81, at s O'Clock
p. M, there will be a program at.
Rest Awhile gwen by the children
under the direction Of Miss NJ. Still.
man, of Hammond, the welfare,
worker. All interested in the good
work that the Kings Daughters are
doing here in Vaudeville every sum-
mer should attend. Visitors and
friends are welcome. A silver offer
ing will be taken for the benefit OF
the Children's Play Fund, which is
greatly needed. II any one has pie
lures, books, games, blocks or toys
which they might wish to donate,
these will be gladly accepted to help
the kiddies have a happy time while
in the country.
Mrs. A. Meyers and two children
and Mr.. D. Setz are spending a week
with Mrs. F. e. Fielder. Mrs. Eel
der has been coming to Vaudeville
for several years, and there is no
one who enjoys the summer seasons
more than she.
Mr.. George Egdorf and Miss l..
Boyd and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nash were
the guests Of Miss Estelle Smith the
past week end.
The euchre and lotto party given
for the benefit Of the Sacred Heart
League, last Wednesday, was over
whelmingly successful.
Mr. S. P. Russ and family have
moved into the Legier home, which
he recently purchased.
Little George Hartman is stopping
with Horace Howe fora while.
Miss Olive B. Leigh is at Hotel
Audubon for a week. For the past
two school sessions Miss Leigh was