The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-09-14
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

llrging their store.
Miss Maria Honor returned from
New Orleans Sunday.
Mr.. A. W. Ramsay, of Mobile, en-
tered school this week.
Extra copies Of the DEMOCRAT.
STAR on sale at Nill's.
Mr. Roy Tharp and family have
moved on Jackson avenue
The houses of ii. Mil and DR., O. l..
Bailey failed TO consolidate.
Mrs. e. Il. Bragg, OF Biloxi. visited
her father, Col, II. s. Hyatt recently.
Mr.. N. E. Cross, of New Orleans,
was the guest Of Q. ID. Sauls Sunday.
Mr., B. d. Hall ran over from Scran-
ton to visit his best girl Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Wirth gave the guests
OF the Shanahan House tally-ho ride
Tuesday.
VI RS. Joseph Catchot, OF New Or
leans, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Theresa Endt.
Mr.. Byrne and other gentlemen
from New Orleans spent Sunday at
Beach Home.
Miss Fefe Shepard, OF New Orleans,
was the charming guest of Mrs. Il. n.
Gilmore last week,
MIR. j. B. Ormond and sweet little
daughter, Kathryn spent few days
this week in Meridian.
Messrs. Il. Ramsay, of Vancleave,
and r. NJ. Cox, of Florala, visited
Scranton on business Monday
Messrs. N. NJ. Cudabac and A..
Mackey, Of New Orleans, registered
at the Shanahan House Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. e. Demack with II. d.
Stevens. clothier. New Orleans, was
a guest Sunday Of Mrs. NJ. Il. Hamil-
ton.
Misses Inez Juiette and Louise
Watts, after Il delightful s0jonrn here
returned to their home in Meridian
Friday.
DR.. w. G. Richardson, of New Or
leans, spent from Friday until Sunday
here, the guest Of Miss Nell Hamil-
ton.
DR.. Clinton Ramsay from Vicks.
burg is visiting his father, Mr.. T. Il.
Ramsay at Vancleaye. He will lea ye
for Atlanta about the lst proximo.
A sailing party was given Tuesday
evening in honor Of Miss May Cham.
bers, of Hattiesburg, who has beet
for week visiting Mrs. 9. d. Sauls.
Misses Leonora Roberta Lewis
Catherine Agnes and Laura Estcl'
Staples and Master Gordon Staples
Case, were recent guests of Mrs. a. A
Staples and family
There is a bright prospect ot quit
an early influx of northern visitors
DR.. A. Jackson has already had ;
number Of inquiries for winter quar-
ters at his famous hestelry,
Ocean Springs Hotel: John St
Matthews, Burk, Texas; Matt. j. Scott
L. r. Jackson, W. $. Collins. New
Orleans: Ii. S. Schwaz, Ah, jackson
Mobile; II. Hamill, Chicago.
Sbanahan House arrivals j. G.. are
Thomas, Hattiesburg; W. 7. Pate
Moss Point; p. }, Finn, Val Fabian
L. Mann, Miss Peoples. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. A. Holroyd, New Orleans
At the Beach Hotel: J. s. Mcclure
and bride, Pensacola; Misses Mary
and Alice Blahut, Alphonse Verret,
Houma, La; T. W. Warwick, Tex.
arkana, ARK: j. G. Cisco, Nashville.
Last Saturday the fairies invaded
the villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W.
Ziegler and left for them il bouncing
baby boy, adding another little treas
ure to their already interesting
family.
Miss Clara Alleyne, who spent the
greater part Of the summer here with
Mrs. Il. A. Clark was suddenly called
to New Orleans few days ago be.
cause Of the serious illness OF her
brother Edward, who has since died.
Messrs. Walter Franco, Chas. Hol-
land, Arthur Westbrook, Chas. Cad.
paille and Casper Nahle and Misses
Camilla Hing, Lena and Rosa Wagner,
Lily Banner, Mary Weingerter, Laura
and Jeanette Soden, Misses Bush
and Others enjoyed tallyho ride
Tuesday night.
Miss Stella Staples returned to New
Orleans Wednesday with her niece,
Miss Bertha Lewis, and is making a
preliminary visit previous to spend
ing the winter there. Her mother,
Mrs. A. A. Staples expects 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs. Davis in Virginia and
will not return till spring.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society
held special meeting Thursday to
make final arrangements for the dedl.
cat0ry services to be celebrated in the
new Methodist Church Sunday. The
lot upon which the edifce stands was
a muniticent gift from the distin-
guished and venerable Bishop j. G.
Keener.
On Tuesday evening an enjoyable
ulUuulISuu nay Ilue WIS given uy MI
Thornton Vaughan and his sisters,
Misses Susie and Fanny. The follow
ing participated: Misses Eliza White,
Alice Maxey, Lulu Haveland. Lucy
Shannon, Jessie Boyd, Lizzie Wiggin-
ton, Eleanor Riggs and Messrs. Walter
Clark, Fred Turner, Geo. Pabst, r. D.
Wiggint0n, Martin Turnbull.
The guests of the Shanahan House
were entertained at progressive euchre
Tuesday night. The prizes were
awarded as follows: First prize, pair
OF cut glass perfumery bottles, Mrs.
VIM. Johnson; Mr.. p. J. Finn, shaw
ing mug; second prize, cream pitcher,
Mrs. Kern; Miss Mary Shanahan,
decorated cup: Leo Rosambeau, cut