The sea coast echo., 1899-11-18
Personal and Social.

Mr., Richard Mendes was in Biloxi Wed
| ness on business bent.
Mrs. W. II. Yenni entertained her sor
from New Orleans Sunday.
Called by business, Mr.. Henry Boyle
spent Saturday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Chas. A. Breath entertained from
New Orleans Sunday Miss Louise Verges,
Frederic Banderet left Sunday evening
for New Orleans on brief business stay.
Miss Anna O'Brien has been in New
Orleans, guest of her cousins, the Misses
Richardson's.
After two weeks most delightful stay
in New Orleans, Miss L. Cuneo returned
home Sunday.
Rev. Father Sorin, the beloved Catho-
lie priest at DeLisle. was visiting at the
Bay last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Taconi, Sr., aud Mr.. Chas
P. Taconi aud little son visited relatives
at Pass Christian Sunday.
Mr.. Morris McGraw and family have
closed their summer villa and left Tues
day evening for New Orleans.
Miss Lucie Combel was here from New
Orleans Sunday, visiting friends and t.
neWing former acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook, after most
delightful four weeks stay at their family
beach home, have returned to New Or
leans.
Rev. Nelson Ayers. formerly Of this
place, is now stationed at st. Frances
vile, La, where he has charge OF the
Catholic congregation.
Mrs. Ernest Miltenberger will entertain
informally during the season at her winter
home in New Orleans in honor Of her
daughter, Miss Marie Miltenberger.
Regretted by wide circle of friends,
Mr.. Alfred de Montluzin bade goodbye to
Bay st. Louis Sunday evening 10 spend
the winter in New Orleans, as usual.
Ms. Keller, Mr.. Aug. Keller's mother,
left Sunday morning on visit TO rela-
tives in Texas. Mrs. Keller has q delight
ful circle of friends here who Will look
forward to her return.
Capt. and Mrs. Philip Wuertz and their
daughter, Miss Cornelia, visited Master
Leonard Wuertz at the college Sunday
They were guests at the Geo. Muller
home. old acquaintances of the family.
Mrs. dr. Loeber and daughters, Misses
Edith and COri nne, passed through the
Bay Tuesday en- route to Mobile where
they attended the Van Antewerp-Thoma
nuptials, celebrated at Trinity church
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hell8ege return
ed Saturday to New Orleans from Wave
land, where they ad been visiting Mr.:
Hellwege's parents. For the winter they
will be the guests of Mrs. Hellwege's
mother, Mrs. Krumbhaar.
Mi Raphael Blsize is here from Floma-
ton, Ala, and Dame Rumor says he is
here on mission of more than ordinary
interest. Being an exemplary young man
with many friends here numerous are the
good wishes strewn, before his pathway.
Mrs. D. B. Seal has been entertaining
her sster-in-law, Mrs. Rodertck Seal;
this week from Mississippi City. There
was a mass of requiem at Our Lady of the
Gulf church Tuesday morning for the re-
pose of the soul of Hon. Roderick Seal.
Accompanied by double colunin por-
trait of Mrs. Paul Capdevielle, the New
Orleans States of last Sunday speaks high
ly of this most charming woman, who,
having resided here during so long
and many summers, is almost regard
ed as resident of Bay st. Louis.
The return last week of Mr.. Frank T.
Howard with his bride; formerly
Miss Lydie Fairohild, of WaveIand,
was most pleasant news. For the winter
they will take up their residehce id New
Orleans at the Howard mansion on ST.
Charles avenue, where rumor says there
will be gay doings this season.
Our newly elected mayor, Mr.. Paul Cap
devielle, has that rare gift of being a
charming dinner host. 1t is his most
favorite mode OF entertaining, and the
dipings gwen in his spacious home are
known as the most perfect of functions,
both as to the feast for the palate and the
feast for the intellect. Mrs, Capdevielle.
like Mr.. Capdevielle, knows the art of
good entertaining and their home is the
center offs social gatherings of culture and
distinguished people.-N. o. States.