The sea coast echo., 1903-02-14
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Mr.. Manuel Fernandez OF New Or
leans spent Sunday with Mr.. Hillen and
daughter.
Mr.. Richard Mendes entertained his
friend, Mr.. Honore Lacoste, from New
Orleans last Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Telhiard on Carroll avenue.
Mrs. Beuchel and daughter Miss Gu
neo were called to New Orleans Thurs
day by the announcement of the death
OF Mr.. M. r. Powers, friend of the
family.
The friends OF Miss Tyler gladly well
come her return home again, after an
absence of several months spent at Gau-
tier, near Scranton.
Congressman-elect E. J. Bowers re-
turned today from Washington, where
he spent several weeks preparatory to
taking hisseat in Congress next month.
Friends in this city are delighted at
the return Of Miss Blanche Avery, who
arrived Wednesday evening from a stay
of several months at Chatham Plantation,
La, visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Ber-
thelot.
Mr.. Joseph Bordage, a former resident
of this city, was here from Pennington
Wednesday, mingling with his many
friends. He gave this Office an appre-
ciate call.
Mr.. r. N. Word spent Sunday with
his relatives at their new home on State
street.
Mrs. l.. Spotorno and Mrs. f. Olivari
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
N. Blaize at English Lookout, La,
Thursday.
Mrs. r. N. Word is spending the
week at Biloxi, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Theophile Combel, who was Wis
itor to the Bay last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Meek has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. M. Raynaud, at
New Orleans.
Mrs. Muller, Misses Elise and Eugen-
ia and Master George Muller spent part
Of Wednesday and Thursday in the
Crescent City.
Mrs. A. Matranga, Mrs. Glover and
Miss Ida Matranga attended a perform
ance of "When Knightnood Was In
Flower" at the Crescent Theatre in New
Orleans Thursday.
Miss Crowell and Miss Eula Jones at
tended matinee at New Orleans Thurs
day and witnessed a performance by Effie
Ellsler.
Sid Cowand came out from New Or
leans Sunday on visit to his sister.
Mrs. II. Telhiard returned from New
Orleans Monday night, where she was
called by the death of a long friend of
the family, Mrs. L. Robira.
Messrs, Geo. H. and Frank B. Dunbar
registered at the Clifton Hotel Thursday
here in the interest of their business.
Mrs. Remy Kloch of New Orleans was
here Sunday, seeking to rent a dwelling
for the summer season.
Miss Rita Ratelle, who has been spend
ing several weeks the guest of Miss
Daisy Ruisech, will return to her home
in New Orleans tomorrow, to the re-
gret of many newly made friends.
Miss Irene Foster of New Orleans is
the charming guest of her friend, Miss
Elise Muller.
| Mr.. r.. N. Hamilton returned to his
plantation near Baton Rouge, La. Thurs
day morning, after visit of several days
to his family on Front street.
Mr., and Mrs. Archie Letten enter
tanned last Sunday from New Orleans q
delightful party of relatives and friends
the occasion being Mr.. Letten's birth.
day, which was celebrated with big
dinner. The guests were, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Ivy, Mrs. l.. M. Becker, Miss Mamie
Zimmerman, Misses Laura ivy, Viola
Seeley, Corinne Ramos, f. Aicklen. E
Seely, Camelia Ivy, Messrs. Emile See
ly, B. Mause, Alvin Seely, Albert Grad
wohl, New Orleans; NJ, A. and G. Tel
hiard, Bay st. Louis.