The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-28
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,

Miss Matte Austin, Of New Orleans
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. J. Duncan Minor was a busi-
ness visitor to Scranton on Monday.
Mr.. Fred Webb and family have re-
turned To their home at Fontaine-
bleau.
Mrs Mary Cahill, of New Orleans
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Jerry O'Keefe on Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. A. Rice and family and
Mrs. Ada Cleveland, OF New Orleans
are spending the summe at the
Anchorage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McBurney,
Mr.. j. ID. Sinclair and Misses Marion
and Margaret Sinclair are passing
some days at their beautiful beach
home Daroch Nor.
Master John O'Keefe, the brilliant
young son Of Mr.. Jerry O'Keefe re-
turned on Wednesday from New
Orleans, where he has been attending
the session at the Jesuit college.
Miss Lucy Shannon will leave on
Saturday for C%hautauQua, New York
to be gone several weeks. She will
take the teachers training course in
vice culture before going to Columbia,
South Carolina, in the fall to accept a
position as instructor in the Woman's
college at that place. The best wish
es Of many friends go with this pop.
ular and talented young lady.
Everybody is saying "What a pity
you missed the recital last Friday
Miss Shannon'S selections were all
pleasing, and the rendering OF them
left nothing to be desired. That Miss
Coursen's violin solos were quite be.
yond the ordinary there is no question
about, and it Is indeed rare, in any
town of this size to find two, or ever
one pianist SO skilled as Mrs, A. E.
Lee and Mr.. Walter Clark.
Miss Marie Louise Grunewald, ;
charming young lady from New
Orleans is visiting her friend Mis-
Hattie DePass.
Misses Lucy Shannon and Mignor
Coursen spent Tuesday afternoon il
Biloxi.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals are
Mrs. Willard +. Whit]ow, W. L
Whitlow, l.. Thrifley, M. McCue
Mrs. H. l.. Loomis and daughter, f
r. Terry, New Orleans, J. Williustou
J. F. Calhoun, Mobile, J. R Toomel
Geo. Kompe, Hattiesburg, P. 81
Jones, w. S. Lucas, Birmingham.
t Master Geo. Burgunder, OF Ne
Orleans. accompanied by his CRANE
mother, Mrs. NJ. Bokenfohr cam
e Wednesday on a visit to his aun
i Mrs. B. +. Joachim.
Mrs. J. Godat, Of New Orleans
visiting Mrs W. r. Stuart.
n A meeting Of the Ocean Sprinl
a Park Association was held Tuesda
v for the purpose Of reorganization
Mr.. II. +. Russell was elected pres
q dent. Hon. T. NJ. Weed, vice.pres
O dent, e. W. Hing, secretary and "
+ S. V~ancleave, treasurer. A new boar
o OF directors was also elected by til
o stockholders. The park propert
was rented to W. L. Sigerson for
term Of years.
Mr.. Chas. E. Clark left for IL
q Cumberland University Law scho'
at Leban on, Tenn. last Saturday
finish his law course.
Miss Rosa On0rato, OF New Orlear
y is the charming guest of Mrs. G. v
! Zeigler.
). Miss Stella Butler. after a deligh
full weeks visit to Mr.. A. V. Rosan
beau and family returned to Ne
Orleans, accompanied by her cousi
Miss Emilia Theresa Rosambeal
They attended the Lansing.D Dough-
n wedding on Wednesday last.
e Col. Fl. II. Richardson writes Co
r. A. Vancleave that he and his ain
" able wife are enjoying excellel
health ut 437 South Lcavitt stree
Chicago.
Capt. June P0itevent Arrived fro
Palmetto, Fla. IN his handsome lit
steam yatch Vixen d few days ago.
d In honor OF Miss Claudia Bell, Bare
70 Theodore Bechtel gave IA moonligl
T. sail on Tuesday evening. Thong
~ there were at least three ''graces" I
one gallant" Sir Theodore SCENE
not to mind it In the least, indee
from the way he managed to dist
butte himself 50 as tn ''cOver the who
st ground" and his evident cnjoymeI
OF the situation, n might suspe
Id that the company did not come
ir chance, the usual way, but was
lected with malice a~fOrethougl
"a The night was perfect, the wind ju
" right, the crowd in the best Of spirI
Ia and altogether the affair was as {
joyable as one often has the pleasu
n, OF participating In. "a
II. Shanahan House arrivals are:
S. Watson, Bloomington, s. W. p
OF ham and wife. L. Mann. G. K. Smi1