The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-03-01
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


Mrs. L. w. Neyins, child and maid,
Of Chicago, are guests at the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. +. II. Pettingcll, maid and son,
Of Colorado Springs, are here.
Pretty Miss Clara Smith, Of Hatties.
burg, Is visiting her sister at the
Shanahan House.
Miss Susie Vaughan, who conducts
the Moss Point public school, may al
the vacancy in the high school here.
The Old Maids Convention will be
presented here next Friday evening.
Miss NJ. Nellie Barker, after a very
enjoyable visit to her relatives, Major
+. NJ. Wee1 and wife returned to her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Isabel Fuller, one OF ChicagO's
loveliest society bellies, left Tuesday
for home after short visit to DR.. H..
b. Powell and family.
On Saturday night the Twentieth
Century Club will entertain in honor
Of Miss Anna Mcdowell at Holly.
wood.
Miss Katharine Penneld, an attrac.
tive and accomplished young lady, of
RockfOrk, H.. is on a two months
visit to Mrs. N. L. Holc0mb.
There are northern visitors at all
the hotels and boarding houses enjoy.
Ing the. fishing and boating and de-
lighful spring weather. .
MIR. II. M. Reynolds was moon gaz
ing Tuesday night, q perfectly safe
pastimc at this season.
Miss Anna Mcdowell, the cultured
teacher OF the high school, has re
signed her position to accept Il more
lucrative one at Columbia. She viii
be greatly missed and the good wishes
OF her many admirers follow her.
On Tuesday night the Fortnight!
Musical Club gave one OF its delight
full musicales at the residence Of Mrs
| W. r. Stuart on County road. Th'
poem read by Mrs. Matte Holcoml
was received with great enthusiasm
Besides the visitors there were guests
from Memphis and other places.
The guests at the Ocean Spring
Hotel entertained their friends with
sail Tuesday which proved most en-
joyable affair. Among those who too
advantage Of Capt. Ryan's seamanshi
were: Misses Ivy A. and Jessie Eaker
s. G.. Harding, N. Eberhart, Mi'
Ames, Mcssrs. A. q. Thomas, G. DR.,
den and others.
Il j. Hayes Mack, our gifted po'
, found q hair pin and like the Prin'
) | In the fairy tale endeav0red to find
I owner, but unlike the Prince
. couldn't find a lady willing to acce
IL. A most elegant and stately m
tr0n adorned it with green ribb
and returned it with the followi
\ impromptu poem attached:
Lift this cover and look within,
Then, pause and gaze on this hairpin.
Its value don't end with holding the hdfr
So return 1t please to some lady fair.
n The charming young ladies Miss
10 Leila May Smith and Lulu Havila
" took a trip to Hattiesburg via the Gl
and Ship Island Railroad and We
. enthusiastic over the scenery on :
way, and the wonderful growth
Hattiesburg. They did not fail to G
press their high appreciation OF &
}, courtesies extended to them while
route.
Shanahan House arrivals are: }.
~ Witty and wife, Joseph Loebe wi
and son, Mrs. L. G. Keeler, Geo. Ian
grcn, Messrs. Wcnban and Cuttin
.. Chicago; Col. VIM. H. Ramsay al
wife, Wisconsin; VIM. Harkleroa
, II. Barco and wife, Edwardsville, l
. Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals al
W. A. Curtis, Madison; Herney
Daniel, Mrs. NJ. o. Cross, Isabel IT
Ter, Chicago; Henry Meyer, Selma;
. L. Morris, Atlanta; Jacob Matthew
Georgetown, Taxas; Mrs. ID. Il. MI
= raw, Mrs. II. e. Keougli, A. Hartma
New Orleans; J. +. Calhoun, Mobi
! |P. NJ. Roth, Illinois.