The sea coast echo., 1905-06-17

Mr.. Hilary Herbert Beard was cele-
brated in the midst of number OF in
yited friends Saturday afternoon at the
residence of the brides father, DR.. W.
B. Rohmer, in Keller avenue. The
ceremony, performed by Justice }. a.
Breath, took place in the parlor, which
was tastefully decorated with profu-
sion of ferns. The bride, attired in full
bridal attire, picture OF rare loneliness,
came IN leaning on the arm OF her
father, preceded by her little niece as
ring bearer, and was met at the scene OF
the ceremony by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. George Rohmer. Miss Annie
Widmer played the wedding march on
the piano. After Judge Breath had
pronounced the young couple man and
wife, the party repaired to the dining
room where refreshments were had and
the health and future happiness of the
couple drunk to. Mr.. and Mrs. Beard
left the same evening for New Orleans
on their way to Pearl River, La, their
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plished and beautiful daughter of Dr..
| w. B. Rohmer and Mrs. Octavia ROh-
mer, of a most lovable disposition and
amiable manner and endears herself to
all who meet her, while the groom is an
exemplary young business man, we'll
thought of and prominently connected
with the lumber business. The Echo
ioins their host of friends in wellwish-
ing as to their future happiness and
welI=being.
The annual election of officers Of the
Bav-Waveland Yacht Club was held
Sunday at the clubhouse, resulting as
follows: L. H. Fairchild, commodore;
George w. Clay, vice commodore; J. V.
Dunbar, rear commodore; Rich'd Men
des, treasurer; E. E. O'Brien, secre-
tarv; DR.. r. J. Turner, fleet surgeon;
w. J. Chapman, fleet captain; Carl
Marshall, official measurer. Governing
committee, Jules Mazerat, w. J. Chap
man, and all officers ex-officio. House
committee, C. A. Butler, G. A. Breath,
Thos L. Evans, J. A. Breath, Geo.
Mallard. Regatta committee, E. L.
Pinac, w. w. Boullemet and E. J..
O'Brien.
The Echo this week deyotes much Of
its space this week on page to letter
from the scene of the late st. Louis
| w 7or1d;- L1oir oyoary,ipcr tho dom clifton
of the buildings, the great architectural
triumphs, that excited the admiration of
thousands of visitors from all parts Of
the Worlds. Bay .St. Louis and many
of our readers from elsewhere viii reau
| this letter with intense interest.
w. L. Bourgeois, enterprising and
progressive merchant, has added "spe
cial delivery" feature to his business for
the especial benefit of his many patrons.
An order 'phoned for, with a request for
immediate delivery, is attended to and
sent out by horse and wagon commits
stoned for no other service but the spe-
cial delivery work.
Considerable improvements are IN
progress at the recently purchased
dwelling of A. V. Griffith, which, in
addition to complete system of sanitary
plumbing throughout, has been equip
ped for electric lighting. S. M. Penney
has both contracts-plumbing and elec-
trio work.
Circuit court for Hancock county con-
vened Monday morning, with Judge w.
7. Mcdonald presiding, and will contin--
ue in session until about the middle OF
next week. The Echo will present notes
and comments on the session next issue.
Gardebled's Twentieth Century Soda
Fountain, with syrups made from natu-
raj fruit and purest fruit extracts, has
caught the public favor.
The Coast Furniture and Supply Co.
can sell you either a $250.00 Suite of
Furniture or $500 one, either for
cash or installment plan.
DR.. G. Gilbert registered at the CHA
pella Hotel, Biloxi, during the week.
Licenses issued in Gulfport during the
month of May amounted to 81, ,368.50.