The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-07-03

beach.
Mr.. George Schucrman and family
are guests Of Mr.. B. +. Joachim and
family.
Miss Ella Bear, after spending a
month here, returned to New Orleans
Sunday.
Mr.. J. Quintero Gowland, OF New
Orleans spent last week here with
friends.
The many friends OF Mrs. F. J.
Lundy are glad to see she is able to be
out again.
Miss Minnie Boss, OF New Orleans
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. H. +.
Halstead.
Miss Annie Garrity, of New Orleans
arrived Wednesday to spend a few
weeks here.
Mrs. NJ. Helmke, after spending a
few weeks here returned to New Or
leans Sunday.
Mr.. w. Tracy, of New Orleans
spent several days at the Hing house
during the week.
Monday afternoon there was a heavy
thunder and rain storm, which lasted
several hours.
Miss Nellie Nelson, of Chicago
passed Thursday with her many
friends in Ocean Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruck and Miss
Mary Mindtrop, Of New Orleans were
among last weeks visitors.
The many friends of Mrs. S. J. Hill
will regret to hear of the serious ill.,
ness OF her little infant son.
Mrs. E. Schucrer spent Sunday here.
Misses Katie and Emma Scheurer re-
turned to the city on Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Miller Oton Is the guest
for a few days OF her old friends and
admirers, DR.. Smith and family.
Miss Florence L. Thomas, a very
charming young lady OF New Orleans
spent last week with Miss F. G. Wolf.
Mrs. NJ. E. Edwards, of New Orleans
with her family, is occupying her
handsome beach home for the season.
Miss G. Latimer, after a months
visit to her sister, Mrs. S. Starks, re-
turned to her home in Biloxi Satur-
day.
Very Rev. Father Alfred DeHam,
c. s. s. A., from st. AlphOnsuS church,
New Orleans, Oficiated at the CathO-
lie church during the absence OF the
pastor last week.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals: DR..
and Mrs. Cunningham Wilson and
child, Miss Jessie Eubank, Birming-
ham, Ala; Chas. A. Dreux. j. ID.
Warren, !. Schwartz, New Orleans;
G. Z. Clark, Mobile.
Mr.. Casper Vahle has re-cmbarked
In the livery business, having pur-
chased in New Orleans a fine span OF
grey horses, an elegant surrey and
buggy. He will be found at Nill's
drugstore.
Father Camille UHOoghe, formerly
Of Tucker, Miss, on his way to his
new field of labor, Mississippi City
and adjoining missions, paid a few
days. visit to his friend, Father A.
Won Waesburghc this week.
Miss Jessie L. Carter, the pretty
little niece Of Mrs. 4. B. Lynd, cele-
brated her birthday by inviting sew
eral friends to q party. Tie little
girls enjoyed the evening very much.
When the refreshments were served
an immense cake with eleven lighted
candles was placed on the table. Miss
Jessic'S guests were Misses Hattie
DePass, Ethel Rice, Susie Caro-,
Rhetta Smith and Edwina Lynd.
1t gives US regret to state In behalf
OF the ladies who were made afraid by
a most diab0lical attempt upon the
part of two demons In human shape
to effect an entrance to their dOmicile
on jackson avenue. The ladies in
question are summer visitors, and we
feel anything but pleased that these
ladies who have sought our midst for
the season should be thus annoyed.
We trust that the officers OF the law
may,sOon unearth the scoundrcls.
On Tuesday morning last from
Ocean Springs a party Of pleasure
lovers visited Scranton and, guided
by the Rev. G. j. BrOders, that genial
pastor and gentleman, boarded the
staunch tug Leo, Capt. s. H. Bugge,
and hied them to the snapper banks,
where many of the flshy inhabitants
OF the deep we're pulled In. The catch
was somewhere In the neighbOrhOOd
Of $50 red snappers, Mr.. w. w. Sim
mons scoring the largest number of
victims, having twenty-five to his
credit. Capt. Bugge, with his usual
hospitable courtesy, entertained the
party to a most excellent dinner.
This jOvial party consisted OF Messrs.
Jos. KOtzum, VIM. Lorenzen, B. F.
Joachim, VIM. Markdel, ]. SOule, +.
Wagner, A. v. Rosambeau, Ionic
Kern, Robert Baldwin, e. w. Hing,
j. d. Minor, Ross A. Switzer, Louis
Lundy, r. II. Jones and W. W. Sim
mons.
Firemcn's Hall was filed with a
large and enthusiastic assemblagc
last Wednesday night. The great at
traction was Mrs. Bessie Miller OtOn,
who gave a recital for the benefit Of
the choir of the Presbyterian church.
As she had been heard here in the
Spring all knew what a treat was In
store. She rendered the following:
"Order fora Picture" "Money Musk"
"Aunt Sylvla's Geography Lesson"
"Come Here" dramatic manager and
star actressl Little Mischief" and
"Hagor," written by Mrs. Nicholson.
The music for the occasion was fur
nishcd by the choir, consisting OF
Mrs. BALL, Mrs. Clement, Harry and
Ernest Halstead, DR.. Smith aud his
boys, Kclf and Cleve. The leader, DR..
Smith, with his choir, appreciate the
interest shown by their friends In
contributing to their cause and ten
der their thanks, especially 10 the
boatload ttwenty.threc), that sailed
! over from Biloxl.