St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-05-13
MANDEVILLE NOTES.

Vaudeville, May 11-May 13 tc
May 20 will be School Week" N
Vaudeville, as will be seen from the
following program:
Saturday, May 13-High school
body will present a thrce-act musica
comedy entitled "The Gipsy Rover"
at the Hip Theatre.
Monday, May 15-Graduating ex-
ercises of the Grammar School, The
following pupils graduating from the
seventh grade: Elsie Bing, Verna
David, Lucille Dubourg, ~Lawranee
!, Garcia, Louise Howe, Anniese Jenh-
ms, MARCEL Prieto, Sylvia Pafisy,
ElVa Phillips, Anita Smith, Angele
Smith, Ernest Beaujeaux, Edmond
Baudot, Joseph Lloyd, Valentine May
er, Clark Morgan, Percy Jenkins,
Sidney Smith, prentiss Villars.
Tuesday, May l6-The grammar
and pc'mary grades will present their
annual program at the Hip Theatre.
Thursday, May 1S-Commence-
ment exercises at the school house.
Address to the graduates will be de-
| llverei by a prominent speaker from
New Orleans. The following will re-
celve diplomas: Bernice Boyle, Es-
ther Russ, Helen Smith, Anita Wal
lace, Francis Paine, Evelyn Parisy,
.rma Howe, Rene Dubourg, Alfred
Artus and Morris Talley:
Friday, May 19-Annual picnic on
the beach. @"
Saturday, May 2O-Senior Glass
will present their play at the Hip
Theatre, entitled "Katy Did,
Local and Personal.
Misses Esther and Onita Russ Were
New Orleans. visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. w. N. V'aught spent several
days in Slidell this week, having gone
as a delegate from the Carrollton
Avenue Church in New Orleans to
the Methodist District Conference.
Mrs. F. Worthington is spending
a few days in New Orleans the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Weber and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, Miss
Clara Eeaujeaux and Mr.. Beaujeaux,
were N Slidell, Tuesday, attending
the District Conference.
Miss Catherine Sanders, of Slidell,
efficient teachers, was in Vaudeville,
Sunday, visiting friends. r..
Mrs. Edgar Sharp and daughters,
Mercedes and Eva Lou, spent several
days in New Orleans the guests or
her mother, Mrs. H. Menant, who re-
turned to Vaudeville with them to
spend the week end.
Mrs. P. H. HansbrOugh and son,
Calvin, who have spent the winter in
New Orleans, will return to Mande-
vile as soon as school closes.
Messrs Sam and Herbert Russ
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Welden had
a very pleasant visit to Slidell, LAST
Tuesday:
Miss Jean Gorden returned to New
Orleans after few days stay in her
summer home in Vaudeville.
Edgar L. Sharp, Jr., made his COM
muniOn, Sunday, and was pleased to |
have bis grandmother, aunts and |
with him. The day was en-
joyed by all. /
Capt. S. A. Wilson was New Or
leans visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Ernest Prieto made business |
trip 20 New Orleans, Tuesday.
Invitations are out for the COM
exercises Of the class of
1922 of the Vaudeville High School,
which will be on Thursday, May 1S,
in the school auditorium. There are
seven girls and three boys VINO COM
pose the class.
Mrs. Peter Provost, of Slidell,
spent 5, few days with Mrs. Walter
Scott and family at Poitevent's.
Rev. Mr.. Coyle held services Sun
day, both morning and evening, in
the Baptist Church.
The Priscilla Club was delightfully."-
by Mrs. j. B. Dickens
last Wednesday at her home in Flori-
da street. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Elder at the home of Mrs.
R. D. Rayne.
The many friends Of Mrs. Van
zandt are glad to see her out again
after her recent attack of fever.
On Friday, May 10, at 1880 p. M,
there will be lecture on Rome
given at the Union Protestant Church
by Rev. John Foster. All are COZ
lially invited to attend.