St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-05-06
.ADISONVILLE
NEWS NOTES.
PERSONALS
BY Staff Correspondent.

:MaIlSOnVllle, May 4tn.-Ihe bi;
steamer, Pleasure Bay, was doclle;
here Tuesday noon at the Jahnck,
Yards where she will undergo neces
sary repairs and be given a genera
oVerhaulifg before resuming he
| summer excursions across Lake Pom
Chartrain. The Steamer Josie, IN
der the management Of Capt. Dudle.
| II. Weaver, will follow the daily
schedule from Madisorviile to New
that Of the Pleasure Bay.
Sunday, May %, TO Be Big Day.
! Sunday, May rs, will be a gala
day in Madisonvl.e, as the HiDernia
Bank & Trust Co. Pleasure Club, o1
New Orleans, have chartered the
Steamer Pressure Bay for an all-da>
| outing to Madisonville. The pro.
gram includes canoeing, fishing
| dancing at the Riverside Tea Room
and winds up with baseball game
between the Hibernia club and the
local Reds. Reservation has been
made Tor several hundred people
Madisonvllle, on the 2Sth, will don
her most gala attire and wear he1
sN eetest smile to give the visitors
royal, rousing| welcome.
Reds Add Another Scalp.
The st. Tammany Reds added an
other scalp to their belt Sunday af-
tcrnoon, when they defeated the Syc-
amore Nine Of Ponchatoula by a
score of 14-10. A large number OF
enthusiastic fans came with the clu .
and brought the DooRag Orchestra
OF Ponchatoula, which furnished eX-
cellent music throughout the game.
The Reds clash here Sunday after
noon, May Z, at 2 O'Clock, with the
heavy Traffic Nine of New Orleans.
Progressive Workers Party Was a
Success.
The party given Saturday night,
under the auspices OF the Junior
Progressive Workers, at the U. f.
B. A. Hall, was a success. A neat
sum was realized from the refresh
ments and tables and a good time
was thoroughly enjoyed by every
body.
Dance Next Thursday Night.
Buddy Petit's Jazz Orchestra has
been chartered for the second Of the
Nine O'clock Dances to be given on
Thursday evening, May IL, at the
Riverside Tea Room, under the aus
pieces OF the Riverside Pleasure CLUB.
Personals.
Mrs. L. G. Miles and lovely little
daughter, Lydia Joyce, Of 6lidell,
are guests for an indefinite time oI
MI. and Mrs. E. 3. Oulliber, Jr.
Mr.. Leon Rousseau, Of New Or
leans, was the guest of his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Koepp, Sr.
Messrs. Eugene Rice and D. 3.
Roneau, Of New Orleans, were guests
for the day Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Oul1iber, Sr., and Misses Ethel
and Elmer Ouiliber.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Vernon Heughan,
little son, Vernon, Jr., and Mr.. t3t.
Oulliber arrived Sunday to be vii.
Mrs. Paul Oulliber for a week.
Mr.. Darrell lJOhnson arrived Tues
day afternoon from Picayune, Miss,
and will remain indefinitely, having
accepted a position with the River
side Lumber Company.
Miss Aline Gentlucci returned last
Monday from New Orleans where she
was the guest of Miss Mary Lalaber
for a week.
Mr. Rudolph Galatas, Of Bogalusa,
spent the week end here with Mrs.
Galata5 and daughters, Valeria and
Myrtle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Canulette and
children, of Slidcll, were guests for
a fortnight OF Mayor and Mrs. Q. J..
Oulliber -,
Mr.. Christian Koepp, Jr., arrived
Saturday from Jackson, Miss, to be
at the KoeDp Kottage for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer r. Moormar
and Mrs Moorman's mother, Mrs. L.
Giyens, Of Franklin, La, spent
week here at Oak Dale, their sum-
mer home.