The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-12-08
ADDITIONAL tkY ECHOES.


out next Saturday night, the 18th. At
ter 8 O'Clock next Monday evening no
advertisements for the edition will be
received. There are at.present over 35
columns of advertisements contracted
for from the Bay ST.. Louis business
community. No out-of-town advertise
ments received.
A forthcoming event of unusual in
teresa veritable artistic triumph - is
the musical feast extraordinary to be
presented at the Osoinach Theatre on
next Thursday evening, the 18th, inst.
In securing so high class and legitimate
attraction Manager Osoinach has dis
tinguished himself and the people of
Bay ST. Louis should show their appre-
citation of his efforts bss- according him
liberal patronage. The cast for the
performance is composed OF the follow
ing artists: Mrs. Rosalie Sheldon, pri-
ma donna soprano; Lew Sully, operate
tenor; Rene Soloman, violinist; Sara
Mclean, pianist; Frederick Foxley,
cellist.
According to the statement of inter-
ested parties in Biloxi movement is
on foot to establish steamship line
between New Orleans and Scranton. A
number of gentlemen in New Orleans
are said to be behind the scheme, which
contemplates the putting on Of two
boats to carry both passengers and
freight. There will be one boat each
way per day, and stops will be made at
Biloxi, Gulfport, Bay St. Louis and
other points.-Biloxi Herald. We be-
lieve withoutdoubt that this is the same
company which was spoken of in The
Echo in detail last winter. 1t now ap-
pears the company will put its extensive
plans through and carry out the pro-
iect.
The "Skidoo Minstrel" of .. S. G.
will give a grand entertainment on
Thursday, Dec. Is, at the St. Joseph's
Academy Hall; this play will consist of
series of the latest jokes and popular
songs. The Minstrel will be followed
by a laughable comedy, entitled "The
Coming Man.. Great praise is given
Messrs. G. V. Ros and L. c. Lampo, of
the College, for the interest they have
shown in the preparation of this play.
We wish the members and these two
young men a future success. The mem
bers are as follows: S. J. Wilbert, G.
v. Res, T.. G. Lampo, II. Ladet, c.
Rowan, II. Todd, A. C. Talbot, A. j.
Walsh, S. J. Keller, H. U. Canty, L.
Diaz, S. Haydel, w. H. Canty, V. Red
ding and P. j. Gary.
The annual Christmas tree entertain
ment, under the auspices of the ladies
of the Catholic Church, the 18th inst, at
ST. Joseph's Academy and grounds,
from to 6 o'clock daylight. The feat
ure of the evening, in addition to the
Christmas tree, in charge of Mrs. Lucy
Landreaux, will be a progressive euchre,
under the care of Mrs. Chas. G. Moreau.
Miss Markey will manage the restaurant
department. These ladies will be ably
assisted by number of young ladies,
whose names will be published later,
Tickets, 15 cents, emitting the holder
to both admission to the grounds and a
tally card to the euchre. Besides the
various amusements, there will be a
performance by number of
well-known collegians from st. Stanis-
laus.
The faculty OF st. Stanislaus College,
of this city, sends The Echo copy of
their 1907 calendar, with the Catholic
feast and fast days in red figures for
every month, and under the 365 dates is
inscribed the name of the Saint whose
feast is celebrated on that day. A
splendid half tone picture of the college
is presented on the upper por-
ton of the calendar, and, as whole,
this clever piece OF advertising will be
found indispensable to every Catholic
home and place of business as well.
st. Stanislaus College, now in its fifty
second year, under the management OF
the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, is to
he congratulated on its success, and its
latest stroke of enterprise is commend
able and noteworthy.