The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-27
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS

umbus. s. G., where she directs the
class of vocal music at the Columbus
Female college. Miss Shauuon's
numerous friends wish her every sue.
cess In her pleasant field Of educa.
tionai culture.
Henry Vaughan, OF New York Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. g. Vaughan
on Bowen Avenue.
Paul Case, OF New Orleans spent
Sunday here.
Prof. W. H. Lackey, OF Crystal
Springs is stopping at the Artesian
House.
The Ocean Springs high school will
open the session on Monday, Oct. Z.
Warren Collins is filling a position
at St. Joseph, Mss.
Miss Lyll Morris, a society belle Of
Moss Point is the charming guest of
Miss Lulu Haviland.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the season was the oyster roast given
by the Twentieth Century Club over
on Deer Island. Among the partici.
pants were Misses r. Amcs, Honor,
Kuhn, Cook and Rosambeau and
Messrs. Franco, Kuhn, Ames, Friar,
Simmons and +. Dier. Chaperons,
Mesdames Honor and Soque.
Miss Nettie Haas has returned to
Biloxi, after pleasant visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Forkert.
Thornton Vaughan passed through
here Sunday with his father and sis.
ters.
| Divine services were held Sunday
at the Baptist church by DR.. Searcy
OF Biloxi; Presbyterian church by Dr.
W. G. West; Episcopal by Rev. Iren 4
eus Trout.
Shanahan House: Logan d. Wal
lace, New York, A. w. Bradshaw, St,
Louis, r. B. Dacy, Whatley, Ala
Mrs. H. G. Kirk, St. Louis, Ms. M.
Lawrence, Mrs. G. Cartv, Gretna, La
Miss Sarah Andrews, q charming
and talented young lady, who has
been summering on Jackson Avenue
Ieft on Thursday for Mobile, where
she will visit her brother before re-
turning to Washington. D. G.
| Mrs. A. Jackson is the guest of Mrs
I'M. S. Andrews.
Miss Lucille Andrews has returned
to Mobile.
| Conductor William johnson and
wife start for the Pan.American Ex
position and other places Of interest
in the North next Monday.
DR.. E. R. Bragg, Of Biloxi and NJ
NJ. Jayne, Of Bay St. Louis registered
at the Hing House Monday.
| Geo. Rice and charming daughter
Miss Ethel Rice, after an enjoyable
sojourn at the Anchorage have r,
turned to New Orleans.
Mrs. D. A. Tessero has returned
from a visit to Fruitland.
Miss Florence Lavelle has returned
home to New Orleans.
Mrs. A. V. Rosambeau and daugh
ter visited Biloxi Tuesday.
81 LUNDY-COURSEN.
An item Of interest is the announce
ment Of the marriage OF Mr.. Frank J
.. Lundy to Miss Mignon Ooursen
: which was celebrated Tuesday even
1 ing. The bride is the charming an'
8 accomplished daughter Of Mr.. H. 4
n B. Coursen, Of Chicago, a musician Q
}. some prominence. A year ago Oh
Q accompanied Mrs. DR.. II. B. 'Powel
|. South for rest and health! Here sh
:, met Mr.. Frank j. Lundy, ., leadin
merchant Of Ocean Springs. Nj
K Lundy is typical Southern gentl'
!. man, born and bred 10 Mobile, Ala
- the eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
Lundy, who was also successfI
merchant. Nj. Lundy began his me
4 camille career at an early age, remail
o Ing with the firm Of Hogg b Wolf Il
/. twelve years. Removing here
q opened business for himself and :
= day represents one of the Ieadis
8, business houses of this place. II
ID wedding took place at Three Oat
q the ideal Southern home Of DR.. al
:. =. Mrs. H. B. Powell. The parlors we
:, beautifully decorated with palms u
roses. The bride was tasteful
gowned In white and was given to Il
1. groom by Dr.. Powell, in the presen
: Of the immediate relatives Of d
, CONT acting parties. Rev. W. y. wes
re- re- Of the Presbyterian church pe
+, formed the ceremony.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy NJ
<. be at home 10 their friends at Thr
q Oaks for q few weeks. when they NJ
be remove to their own home, ~hich
.. now being completed.
e Mr.. Lundy, after . courtshlp
u abort duration. but full Of proWl
= = I.won his bride, whose manners ere
4. full of sweetness - the meloolo
echoes Of her OWN violin. =,