The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-07-27
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,
What's in a name, anyhow?

Mrs. Walter q. Grayson is visiting
her mother In New Orleans.
Mr.. +. 5. Turner. Of New Orleans,
visited his family this week.
Mrs. Alice Gagne gave delightful
sail to Deer Island Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Guy and little son, Arthur,
visited New Orleans Wednesday.
Miss Maud Morrow is presiding over
the board at the Telephone Exchange.
Messrs. Joe Marsh and Charlie Clark
were the hosts on a delightful sail
Wednesday.
Miss Mae Davis is visiting her friend
Miss Florence Sparkman, at Cook
vile, Miss.
Miss Kate Dawson, OF Freeport.
Fla, registered at Vahle's hotel On
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Honor, OF New
Orleans, are spending the summer
with Mrs. t. B. Honor.
Misses Maxey, Biddle and Shannon,
and Walter Clark visited the Misses
Harkness at Biloxi this week.
Messrs. Davis Bros. shipped on
Wednesday $4,000 pounds of lake wool
to H. Piser 4 Co., New Orleans.
Mrs. Williams and family, OF New
Orleans, are occupying Mr.. RoSam-
beau's pretty cottage on Calhoun
avenue.
Miss Maria Honor, a very charming
young lady Of Ocean Springs, Is spend.
ing the week with Mrs. Rose Schully,
Of New Orleans. - =
Mrs. DR.. H. Shannon leaves to-day
friday for Nashville, Tenn. on an
extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
q. II. Warwick.
MIR. ID. A. DcPass and family are
entertaining MIR. and Mrs. Frellsen
Page and baby son, Frellson, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carre and baby.
Mr.. Samuel McBurney and Miss
Alexina Sinclair were married ia New
Orleans on Wednesday, July lS, 1900,
by Rev. B. NJ. Palmer, D. D.
Mrs. Herman Mill left last Saturday
with her daughter, Miss Lillian, for
New Orleans. who Is under medical
treatment at TOurO Intirmary.
Mrs. T. W. Grayson and daughter,
Mrs. S. +. Sharman, visited their son
and brother, Mr.. George w. Grayson,
and family at Mississippi City Wed.
nesday.
Mr., 9. Hanson has as guests Mr..
| Arthur q. AhrenS, Misses Viola Rare.
sbide and Annie Harty, Edwin Rare.
shide and Christian Harty, OF New
Orleans.
Mrs. VIM. johnson gave a tallyht
ride to the guests Uf the Shanahal
house on Monday. The trip to Capt
Tom Hanson's vineyard was immense
ly enjoyed, .
| Frank Jackson arrived on Tuesda
afternuMn at the Ocean Springs Hote
to spend the summer witRnis parents
He Is an acquisition ~ Dbciety an,
will be cordially greetedy
| Miss Eleanor Riggs, the talente,
editor OF the Outlook, a bright littl
educational journal published in Ne,
4 Orieans, Is sOjOurning with he
Ibrother, DR.. Riggs, on Jackson avenue
i Mrs. L. S. jackson arrived at tn
/ Ocean Springs Hotel Wednesday an
will lend her gracious presence il
making this famous old retreat com
Portable and attractive. Mrs. Jack
sons many friend shall her returJ
with gladness.
| Mrs. DR.. H. shannon chaperone,
| the Misses Willie Biddle, Lucy Shan
non, Alice Maxey and Messrs. +. j
Lundy. NJ. OrmOnd and r. ID. Nlgg
intOn on an outing to BeauvOir, vi;
Biloxi, where they were joined b!
friends from the latter city.
Beach Hotel-Mrs. NJ. E. Edwards
David p. Edwards, Misses Lola an(
Anna Edwards, Mrs. S. Nathan, Mrs
Alice Gagne and son Nolan. A. B
Philips, J. Massey Martin, G. q. KEN
per and wife, New Orleans.
The following guests are registered
at the Ocean Springs Hotel: Mrs. Z
| J. Bermudez, Misses Lydia, Juaniti
Hel0ise, Alzire and Amanda Bermudc,
and Masters LeUnce, Henry, Zea anc
Edward Bermudez, Mrs. T.. Infante
Miss Theresa lufante, and G. Nc
Donald andswife, New Orleans; +. X
Miller. Cincinnati.
Shanallan House arrivals are Mis-
Kate Robbins. A. Kern, John Lam
bert, Ed. Kuhn, Misses Florence d
and Alma Lavelle, Alice Leahey, Ann;
l.. Brady, Edna Clifford, Nick Free
land, Charles Dana and wife. +
Cowreleau and wife, c. H. Mari, JohI
P. Brady. New Orleans; w. II. Schultz
j. X. Roe, J. II. Trachy, Gus Leabeck
A. M. Doyle, Mobile.
| The Fortnightly Musical Club wa
most Hospitality entertained on Tues
day evening last by Mrs. N. Il. Hol
comb. The spacious rooms of thi
lovely home were adorned with frag
rant roses and filled with fair wOmeI
and gallant men. The program was
rs usual, artistic and we'll rendered
opening with u piano solo by Rev. II
w. Van Hook, followed by a readin,
by Prof. @. u. Sauls aprOpos OF the
times; sony by Miss Clara Alleyne, o
New Orleans; vocal solo By Miss Luc,
Shannon; piano solo by Mrs. A. E
Lee; piano solo by Mr.. Walter Clark
recitatiOns by little Misses France
Turner and Sadie VanOsdOl. The hi,
| Of the evening was a reading by Mrs
F. 5. Turner, burlesqulng telephon