The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-03

Mr.. John Alberts, Jr. enjoyed the
holidays with home folks.
Miss Theresa Torres IL the guest Of
Mrs. F. Wymer In New Orleans.
MI. H. 8. Walker left for New Or.
leans Thursday to engage as travelling
salesman for Rosenberg Bros.
Miss Lillian Cowan has issued in.
vitations to a reception at her home
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Cora Partridge, OF Mobile
passed Christmas week with her sis.
ter, Mrs. G. W. Jackson here.
Miss Edna Taylor is the guest Of
Mrs. J.. L. Dantzler.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Smith, Jr. Of
Memphis are spending their holiday
vacation with relatives 10 this city
and In Escatawpa.
The schooner Anna Pendleton is
loading a cargo Of $50, 900 feet of lum.
Der for New York at the O'Leary
mill.
Mrs. Mildred E. Moore, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. H. K.
Denny returned to her home in Gulf
port last week.
Miss Rose Castancra, after a pleas.
ant holiday vacation spent with her
parents here has returned to Gulf
port.
Mr.. Percy Irving paid a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends IN Mo.
bile last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Crosbie has returned
from Mobile, where she went to at
| tend the marriage Of her cousin, Miss
Nettie Solvas to Mr.. Edgar N. David
son, both Of that city.
> Miss Mary Ellen Herrin from the l
/. & G. at Columbus and Mr.. Fret
Herrin from the Medical college a
Mobile spent the holidays with thei
parents.
Mr.. Liephard Blumer returned t
New Orleans Thursday to resume hi
studies.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson entertained be
Sunday school class at a dining Mon
. day afternoon. f3f
= On Friday night Of last week the
. Methodist Sunday school had Its
0 Christmas Tree, and some say IL was
the prettiest they ever saw. Two
brightly decked trees stood with a
. Ferris wheel twenty feet In diameter
between them bearing twelve carr
. loaded with pretty dolls. The whee
kept turning throughout the prelimi-
, nary exercises Of songs and recita
tions. The exercises were very bright
the presents were beautiful ant
i everybody was happy. Much credit
is due Mr.. G. W. Jackson, the super
intendent and his gifted wife for The
extraordinary success OF this bright
Christmas festival.
On Monday night OF the presen'
0 week was bad the Christmas Tree o
9 the Mary Denny Memorial SUNDAY
school OF which Mr.. John A Wander
wall is superintendent. The Ire
was beautiful and the pretty mission
chapel was crowded with the glad an,
the gay to enjoy 1t.
Dr.. A. K. Fort, a prominent younI
dentist OF Lake Charles, La. visited
his aunt, Mrs. H. NJ. Cudubac her
: : this week.
The A. L. O. E. club will meet a
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
n Bounds at 8 o'clock p. m. Tuesday
January I.
Miss Patti Brooks, Of GulfpoI
: spent the holidays here, the guest {
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Last week the new barge Capt. 10
named for the genial Capt. Jos.
Brisolara was successfully launchs
from the shlpyard Of Nj. John A
tgelo. The barge Is IS feet long,
feet beam and 81 feet depth Of hoI
s and was built for Nj. A. F. Dantzle
The following schooners are loa'
ne Ing at the L. N. Dantzler Lumb
Co.'s. mills this week: Anna NJ. Stan
H. mer with $4,000 feet of lumber Il
Of Matanzas, Lily with 275,0O0 feet q
On lumber for the West Indies, Oscar
70 with 100000 feet Of lumber for Havi
na, Prosperare with 100000 feet
lumber for Bridgetown, Barbados.
=. Master Othmar Krebs, who Is a
liz tending the session OF school ut s
he StanIslaus college was home for th
n holidays.
ho The football game played here Q
Christmas afternoon between a loo,
OF team and u Biloxi team was spirite
= throughout, and resulted In favor {
- the Bll0xians.
o. Dec. a. 1901 Pascasouls Loda
No. 9o2 A. r. and A. n. installed ID
fol1nwinu Of1cAra for The enguln