The sea coast echo., 1901-08-24
CITY ECHOES.


the week here With friends.
DIR. r. do Moutuzin returned to New
Orleans Monday afternoon.
Miss Dolly Loeb, from New Orleans, Is
the charming guest OF Mrs. Scheib,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bowers left Wednes.
for Buffalo, N, Y, via New Orleans.
Mr. Chas, Beechcr spent Monday in
New Orleans in the interest of his firm.
Miss Maggie Graham spent several
days this week with friends in Biloxi and
Gnlfport.
Since the storm of last week fish and
shrimp have been caught In unusual
quantities,
Mrs. C.. Spotorno has been entertaining
from New Orleans her lovely young
friend, Miss Mathilde Gszana.
Mrs. Agnes Basslch aud children, of
AbbeYllle, La, after months visit to
relatives, returned home Thursday.
Miss Mabel Cazeneuve, winsome and
accomplished, left Wednesday evening
for visit to friends in New Orleans.
Prof. Beaver, conductor of the Hancock
county institute, held in this city last
week, left for Scranton Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Cuueo returned home Monday
evening, accompanied by her sister, after
a pleasure stay OF ten days In the Cres.
cent City.
Mr.. James V. Dunber, the progressive
and wide-awake superintendent of the
Dunbar canuery, spent Sunday with rela
tiyes at Biloxi.
Hon, Z J. Bowers returned home Sat.
urdsy evening, being Que Of the parties
who chartered the tug Clara Belle from
New Orleans.
Mr. a. l., Marshall and family and Mr.
]. P. Mcmahon and family, summer resi-
dents, returned to New Orleans the fore
part OF the week.
Mrs. Amelie Gragnon and son, Doctor
Gragnon were Sunday visitors to the Bay
called by the serious damages last week
TO ;he Gragnou property.
WIN. Kirst, the local yiolinist, has beet
engaged for the season IN the orchestr;
at Tulane Theatre, New Orleans, and vii
shortly leave for that city.
Miss Emma Foster, Of Birmingham
Als,, returned home Thursday, after /
pleasant visit of u month, the guest of he
friend Miss Maggie Graham.
Angus Graham returned home Thurs
day, after six months absence In Jack
sou, Miss, where he was engaged in th
construction of the new capitol.
The entertainment to have taken plac'
this evening for the benefit Of the Catho
lie church has been postponed to SOM
date in September, to be announced later
Wiusome Miss Amelia Kern aud hei
pretty little sister Susie, of New Orleans
are the guests OF their uncle aud aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jac Bokenfohr, on tn
beach.
A force of hands and linemen yesteI
day reconstructed the private TELEGRAPH
line to the residence OF Supt. Marshall
which was entirely destroyed by tn
storm,
Secretary O'Brien of the -wavelant
Yacht Club gives out the information tha
the clubs hop. 10 have taken place o
the 18th, instant, has been indeanitel
postponed
Miss Amelia Combel, who has bee
spending several weeks In New 0rlean;
enjoying the summer frtvohties OF ths
ever-gay city, is expected home tomo
row morning.
Last Sundays Times Democrat col
tanned half-tone photo of Miss Noen
Dauos, the charming and accomplishe
Louisiana belle, who recently was IL
guest of Miss Avery.
Miss Rosa Derbes and little neioe.
Misses Stella aud Hilda Dussan, are vii
itiug Mis-. Moreau on Carroll ayenu
Miss Stella is a young pianist of mo
than ordinary ability.
Mr., Charles Fauster Harris, Of Vicki
burg, will arrive tomorrow to spend Il
fall ana winter months with his relative
Captain Tyler and family and to after
st. Stanislaus College,
Mr.. w. j. Hsnnon and family returne
Tuesday evening from a trip to Chicag,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Monmouth, Ills
and Ashevllle, N. c. Theirtrip was OIL
of much enjoyment, and was void of al
mishap or delays.