St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-08-05
|JAHlN!C ! N!CKE SHIP
YARD LAUNCHES
FINE YACHT FOR
LICHENSTEIN
The Jetta is 70 Feet Long,
With,.12 Staterooms All
Modernly Equipped
LARGE CROWD
WITNESS LAUNCH
Come From New Orleans in
Yachts; Personal Notes
and News Items

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familiar crash of the bottle and then
the glittering splash of champagne
as 1t was heedlessly crushed against
the prov Of a craft -.
And this Wednesday afternoon at
1880 o'clock, when the "Jetta,'' pref
ty yacht OF the long graceful type
was launched here at the Jahncke
Ship Yard where she has undergone
recent construction.
The yacht formed a picture beau
tiful to witness as she slowly and
gracefully left the cradle and slid
into the waiting waters of the pic
turesque Tchefuncta-and was one
that undoubtedly left pleasing i'm
preston on the several hundred
spectators present, especially the din
and glamour from the heavy anvils
and whistles and sirens that marked
her entrance into the water.
The Jetta Is owned by Mr.. S. M.
Lichenstein, Of New Orleans, and is
a good looking craft of 20 feet di-
mension with IL staterooms and
every modern convenience and carry
ing a powerful Murray and Ire
gurtha engine.
Andrew Gunter, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Gunter, of New Or
leans, stood sponsor, and was natty
in an appropriate seaman's costume.
An exceptionally large crowd of New
Orleans people came over on yachts
for the event. The Rowena, with
seventy guests, was the center of a
real celebration after the launching.
with Mr.. Lichenstein the delightful
hests.that he always is, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunter. ~
Personals.
Miss Pearl Holly and Mrs. Roy
Forson returned Saturday from a
delightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Holly in Waynesboro, Miss,
and Mrs. NJ. F.. Mcbride in Mobile.
Ala. They were Joined at Hatties-
burg by Miss Nora Holly, who has
been attending summer normal.
DR.. Chas. Lppez has as his guests
for the week his two charming
daughters, Misses Consuelo and Car
lotta Lopez, of New Orleans.
Miss Lillian Meyers, after de-
'lightful visit with Mrs. E. K. Haas
and Misses Mamie and Theodore
Milloit, has returned to her home
n New Orleans.
Mrs. L. Carson Miles and lovely
little daughter, Lydia Joyce, of Sill
dell, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. B. Oulliber.
Mr. Leslie Badeaux, of New Or
leans, is visiting the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Lions.
Miss Bonnie Mae Smith returned
Saturday evening from Slidell where
she spent fortnight with the Boy
and Girl Scouts at the Salmen Club
House. She was joined at Coving
ton by Miss Della Parent who will
be her guest for several weeks.
Miss Peggy Caulfield, of New Or
leans, is the very interesting guest
of Miss Pinkie Gollehon.
Miss Lena Varnaci arrived Satur-
day evening from New Orleans to be
the guest for two weeks of Miss
Denia Chatelier.
Mrs. M. Morgan and daughter,
Miss Alma, returned Wednesday
from New Orleans where they visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morgan.
Mrs. Roy Forson left Monday to
join Mr.. Forson In Houston, Texas,
after an extended visit here with her
sisters, Misses Pearl and Nora Holly. |
Mr.. Francis Zaffers and Mr.. Victor
Varnaci arrived Satu1 day afternoon
from New Orleans to be guests for
\ - M~r
Valentine Hocke, Sr.
p, Misses Stella, Violet and Hazel |
Heughan and Mr.. Jean Spohrer, Of
New Orleans, are the interesting |
guests of Mrs Earl Galatas.
Miss Aline Gentlucci returned re-
Gently from a pleasant visit to Miss |
Mary Lauder in New Orleans.
Mr.. Meyer Varnaci and Mr.. Joseph |
Of New Orleans, are |
spending several weeks here.
Mrs. Andrew Messina and Mr.. j.
Messina returned Sunday afternoon |
to New Orleans after a delightful |
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. |
Hayden.
Miss Elmere Rousseau, of New
Orleans, is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. C. E. Koepp, Sr,, and Miss
Corinne Koepp.
Miss Florence Mayer was the week
end guest of Mrs. John Barnett,
leaving Sunday afternoon. She was
to New Orleans by Miss
Irene Goodspeed for several weeks.
Mr.. Emile B. Oulliber, Sr., was a
business visitor to New Orleans last |
Mr.. Felix Currow left Monday for
Ga. He was accompanied
by Mr. Joseph Stein, Jr., who mas
accepted a position at the Morris Ice
Plant.
Mrs. Edward Badeaux, daughters,
Misses Althea and Ethelyn Badeaux,
have returned to their home in New
Orleans after a sojourn of several
at their summer home here.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
3. Oulliber (nee Carmelite Canu-
lette), on Monday, July 16, 1922, a
son, Walter Leroy,