The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-10
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mrs. A. Eglln visited Biloxi Tues.

Mrs. A. Eglln visited Biloxi Tues
day.
Miss Lille Carter is visiting friends
here.
c. s. Carter, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday with friends here.
+. j. Morris paid a business trip to
New Orleans Tuesday.
Hector Harris, Of Richmond, Va,
was a visitor here Thursday last.
Among the many visitors here are
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ferguson, Of Chicago,
Ills.
Miss Nellie Watson returned to
Mobile Tuesday, after a pleasant visit
to friends here.
Mrs. A.. F. Edens and son, Master
Albert, have ret urned to their home
In Salem, Ala.
S. E. North has returned from Hi.
nOis.
E. and S. Mcclure spent Sunday
with their folks here.
Mrs. M. Morrison, OF New Orleans,
has rented the Wing cottage.
S. Sheppard, Of New Orleans, passed
Sunday with friends here.
II. P. DilwOrth, OF P%iittsburg, Is
registered ut the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mrs. Z. S. Ople and Mrs. C.1..ush, of
New Orleans, returned home Sunday
after a two weeks visit to Mrs. j.
RiehM.
Mrs. J. j. Garrard visited Biloxi
last week.
Next Friday evening the Euchre
Club will meet at Mrs. II. A. E
NOlcOmb's.
Miss Ada Call has returned to New
NJ. Boyd.
Charles w. Ziegler and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Ziegler, ST., returned to New
Orleans on Sunday.
The regular meeting Of St. Johns
Guild will be held at the church next
Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
Mrs. II. Fl. Richardson, who is
always a very charming hostess, en-
%tertained the Whist Club Wednesday
evening.
Tuesday morning last Rev. Ebcn
Thompson, of Biloxi, gave the Easter
service at the Episcopal church. The
church was beautifully decorated with
handsome flowers. Quite a large on
gregatiOn was present.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Bessie
II. Oton gave a costume recital at the
Firemen's Hall, for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church. The affair
proved a success, both artistlcally and
financially.
The guests of the Ocean Springs
Hotel made a pleasant trip to Ship
Island on Wednesday. A tug was
procured for the occasion, which
proved pleasant for all In attendance.
The pupils Of that popular and
charming young lady, Miss +. G.
Wolff, celebrated her birthday Mon
day evening last. Floral offerings in
abundance were presented to Miss
Wolff. Elegant refreshments were
served and all passed a happy hour.
Capt. June Poitevent left for New
York Tuesday night. The object OF
his visit is to take charge OF and bring
to New Orleans a commodious steam.
er, purchased for the purpose Of car
rying passengers across Lake Pont-
chartrain from Spanish Fort and Cow
ingtOn.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Julia
Ward was found dead In the real pOr-
tion of her yard. An inquest was held
by Justice r. ID. Wigginton. The jury
found death had resulted from organic
heart trouble. Mrs. Ward had been a
resident for twenty-six years. Three
children survive her -. Charles snd
Albert Ward and Mrs. J. J. Franco.
Col. w. L. Standish and wife, prom
incnt guests OF the Ocean Springs
Hotel, made the boss reddish catch Sat.
urday at Fort Graveline. Their finny
victims were so numerous as to excite
the envy OF all the other guests. Col.
and Mrs. Standish went fishing again
Tuesday ut the same spot. and at last
accounts bid fair 70 exceed the former
record.
Your correspondent had the pleas.
urc OF a visit Tuesday evening to b. +.
Joachim. W. are pleased to note that
his health, somewhat precariOus Of
late, Is now robust. A visit was paid
to his beautiful vineyard and orchard,
together with the choice stock con-
tained in his stables. He presented
the writer with a fine young Jersey
calf, which will be named Queenie, in
honor Of the donors little daughter.