The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-11-04
AT PASCACOtLA.
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Mr.. J. J. Parqnett Is here from New
Orleans ON II biirf visit 10 his summer
home on the beach. '''
Capt. Rasmussen. OF the bark Athcnc is
at the Cotiage-by -,he-Sel. ",
Capt. Volney Grown has accepted COM
ty representative of the New Orleaus
Acid Fertilizer Co.
DR.. B. +. Duke moved to his .uew home
in Scranton last Monday.
MIR. E. Vergnes. II prominent Kentucky
distiller, was registered ut tho Cottage
By .the.Sea last Saturday. .,Y,. p
Prof. j. 4, Engan letr on Sunday for
Vnucleaye. where he will engage in
teaching school. We wish him success
Sunday was an ideal Indian summe
day and brought ont Il long string OF car
liaues tor an exliilemiins drive along the
beach.
Mrs. Wcymer and her niece. Henrietta,
came over from New Orleans last week
to arrarg,. the C~nttagc.by-tle Sea tor
snug winter quar- ers and look after the
pecan crop. which is very abundant ahd
of excellent quality this gear.
Col Williams. Il fine old gentleman,
who On his extensive travels over oeariy
the whale world, acquired \ vast stock ct
interesting information as travelling cor
RESPONDENT of the San Francisco Chron.
iclo and other Eastern papers, has beer
resting awhile ON Round Island and is
now on a brief visit at capt. Gibbons
home.
This weeks regatta was Il very enjoya
bic aft ir. Seven boats participated III
several exciting races. A brisk wllIa
from the nortl, made the white sails ski
over the waters of the bay. sliitering IN
hrioht sunshine, swiftly ami or '~cefully
like s%portivc ~seagulls. Ono ct the boat'
was nspet. bnl no serlons accident nap
pened to the occupants. The boat o
Evan Jones, the Lone Star, carried OF
all the prizes MS victor i'll every race.
Til. social event of the week on This
quiet beach WAS Il Sunday -schoni concerl
~ the Union church under the aus ,Icc'
of our genial posImistrrss, Miss Mani
Hall. the Friar sisters, Miss Edith George
and other ladies. The platform of lh'
church WAS profusnly decorated with
uarlauAs of autumn leaves and evergreen
vines and large boqnets OF bcau'lln
flowers in the tasteful arrangements o
which the dainty hands ct n cnnSlm
mate artist were manifest. Mrs natNoi
and Mis-, Edith Geolgc presided ut Ih'
organ. nnd Mr. & 7. Rosson. OF ncran
ton. with brief, appropriate remarks an
nonuccd the program is follows:
/. Bethlehem star.
.. R|ecitaiiou-r hy Kingdom Come,
by Miss Elsa Dickson.
3. ~Sona-Brins Them In, by the Who'll
school.
a. Rccitarion-lhe Children's Part. BY
three little glr's.
s. Sons-Well Work for Jesus. b.
The school.
4 Recitation What eau Boys Dot b.,
six boys
Z. snus-Suffert the Children, by three
little girls.
=. Notwithstanding and Giving, by
Maud Rosson.
8. S~ung-tnIry he Light.
10 Reef ation-What Can | Dot b.
six little girls.
II. Littlr Missionaries.
u. observation-disclosures Missions
10. >oln-The cry of the Lost. b'
Mrs. Watson, accompanied by her tw'
sisle = the Misses Friar.
"A R.c%iiatOn-The Cleaner, by Mis-
Pearl Cooley.
Is. Song by the scl"ol-Spreld ia
News
IS Recitation. just Il Penny, u
Bette D. li0Sson.
II. Son. by the schonl--ro Work.
IL. Recitatim-Ihr Nois, Seven. b
Richard Dickson.
10. Matching Pcnny Song and Collect
ton.
Every one of the school. Young and old
did their hest aud all went off s,n""thl
without the least hitch, to the great IT,
light aud perfect satisfaction OF a laiS
NH nnnrrciutIYr nnlinncr.