St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-08-26
MANDEVILIE LIE NOTES.

MANDEVILLE NOTES.
r}y Staff Correspondent
Vaudeville, Aug. IA patriotic
program will be given by the child
ren at Rest Awhile,. on Monday night,
August 2Sth, at 8so'clock. AS this
is the closing night all friends and
those interested in the noble work
of the Kings Daughters at Rest
Awhile are cordially invited to be
| present.
The new musical instrument foI
| the Elk Theatre has arrived and will
be in operation at an early date.
The fair held last Sunday for the
benefit Of Our Lady of the Lake
Church Was quite ia success and a
neat sum was realized. The vaude-
vile was very uniqte in it's style and
everyone enjoyd the numbers pre-
sented by the talent Of Vaudeville,
Covington and New Orleans.
Basil Galiano, the local fighter, ar
rived Tuesday to- spend several days
| at the Casino. During his stay he
| will train for his approaching fight
Personal and Social.
Mrs. w. W. Wallace, Miss Nell and
| Messrs. T. G. and A. NJ. Wallace
motored from Tuskegee, Alabama, to
Vaudeville, last we dek. They report
that they had a most delightful trip
and the roads were excellent.
Mr.. Earl Poitevent has returned
after being away for some time.
Mr.. George Wallace arrived from
Atlanta, Ca. last Monday, to spend
several weeks here with his family.
Miss Francis Paine. visited the Girl
Scouts Camp at Covington, ON last
Thursday.
Little Rhea and Barley Gillian, Jr.,
are spending a few days with Mrs.
R. B. Paine.
Miss Lucille Pitcher, of New Or
leans, was a week end visitor here.
Mr.. S. Huffman and Mr.. G. Candiz
were week end visitors at the Smith
cottage.
Miss Constance Capdecombe is Wis
iting her grandmother.
Mrs. Z. Daix and daughter, Ruby,
were guost of Mrs. T. E. Welder,
last week.
Mr. A. Steckman, Jr., and Mr.. Gus
Hadrer were bisiness visitors here
several days.
Miss Mildred Smith, Of Vaudeville.
and Misses Lucille St. Martin and
Effie Breaux, of Houma, returned on
last Wednesday after two months
tour through the West. Among the
many points they visited were the
Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver
and Colorado Springs. Miss Smith
reports that the picturesque country
and wonderful climate are enough to
attract anyone.
Miss Adele Hotz entertained at a
card party last Monday. Among the
guests were Mrs. E. Belknap, Mrs
E. irwin, Mrs. Townsend, Misses
Lillian Cope, Hilda Belknap, Edith
Irwin and Elizabeth Belknap. All
report a most enjoyable time.
Miss Tassie Radosta Is spending
few weeks in Vaudeville as the guest
of Miss Marie Almerico.
Messrs. Pat Burke, Frank Pierre
and Joe Russo are visitors at the
Casino.
Mr. A. Harris was called from
Vaudeville on Tuesday to attend
pressing business engagements In
New Orleans.
Miss EdWina Saurez returned from
a recent trip to New Orleans.
Miss Marguerite Menard is the
guest Of Miss Inez Marquee for a
week.
Miss Leota Rutledge, after spend
ing five weeks with Miss Eunice
Smith, returned to her home in Alex
andria last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Fielder and fam
lily, after spending the summer in
Vaudeville, will leave for New Or
leans Saturday.
Miss Evelyn and Mr.. Eddie Will
hanson, of New Orleans, are in Man
leville for several weeks.
Miss Co13nne Jacques will spend
Angelo Chatelier are visiting at the
home of Mrs. E. V. Heughan in New
Orleans.
Misses Bena O'Brien, Loyola o.
Brien, Peggy Kennedy and Mr.. N.
McNamyra, Of New Orleans, who are
stopping in Vaudeville, were guests
during the past week Of Miss Denta
Chatelier.
Miss Mildred Whitley and Miss
Helen Wilcombe of Ponchatoula.
Miss Villa Addison OF Hammond,
and Messrs Preston Hughes, Jules
Gray and Larry Varnado, Of Ham
mond, were interesting guests at the
scrip dance Wednesday night
Messrs. jerry Schonicar, Bill Wei
man, Francis Zaffers, Leon and Jun
ior Rousseau were guests. for the
past week end at the Koepp Kottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ballam were.
the guests for fortnight of Miss
Dimples Ballam.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Koepp (nee Norma Poliear), Aug. L.
1922, a daughter, Joy Lynne.
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