The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM WAVELAND TOWN
A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT
BY PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN
FOR BENEFIT OF LIBRARY.
An interesting Programme Arranged
BY Miss Cazeneuve and Miss
Moon-A jolly Party From Bay
st. Louis.

The entertainment given by the
children ofthe public school on Thurs
| day afternoon, for the benefit of theil
library fund was a success. Songs
and recitations were given by the
children, who acquitted themselves
in a creditable manner A neat sum
was realized; little over the amour
required to purchase library. Much
credit is due Miss Gertrude Gaze
neuve and Miss Cora Moon, for their
| painstaking efforts in training the
| children. Among those who took
part were: Recitations, Miss Virginia
Bourgeois, 'Lottie's Message" Miss
Mary Attaway, Looking for the Chill
dren's Home" A dialogue by Misses
Florence J. Bourgeois, Marguerite A
Bourgeois, Mary Attaway, Velma May
Biguenet and V. Bourgeois. A sketch
Alabama Coon," Misses Johanna
reldman, NJ. Hellbach, Anita Bour-
geois, l.. Ladner, and G. Nj
caise, Oswald F. Bourgeois, L. S.
Bourgeois, Geo. Turcotte, Joe Field.
man, L. Jones, R. Nicaise, M. Jones,
G. Ladner and others.
Wishing" by the following small
boys: Clarence T. Bourgeois, Geo.
| Turcotte, Sim. Nicaise, Roy and F.
Bourgeois, Willie Bourgeois, Donald
Bourgeois, Camille Bourgeois, Jr., o.
F. Bourgeois, Charleton Ladner, A.
Jones, Golvest Ladner, and Wallace
| Reyes, Geo. Johnston.
Recitations: Ethel Hubbard, Len
ora Hubbard, Giaddys Carroll, Velma
| M. Biguenet, Ada Laizer.
GA Temperance Lecture" by JOS
eph Laizer.
Songs: America" and Fee Gee
Man" by school children accompan-
led by Robt M. Bourgeois on violin.
Other reclLations were well pre-
sented by different children. The re-
freshment tables were we'll patron
lied
A jolly party from Bay st. Louis
recently spent Sunday at Giannelo-
mis- Plantation on Bayou La Croix,
where they were entertained by Fe-
| lix Gianneloni and VIM. P. Gibson.
A sumptuous macarroni dinner, pre-
| pared by H. Bologna, the genial cap
tain of the "Mizpah," TO which full
| justice was done by the following
guests: Hon. G. G. Gardebled, mayor;
of Bay St. Louis; r. ]. Murtagh, mar
shall of Bay st. Louis; Jos. eager,
Ralph Reusech, Anthony Thiery, Ell
ma Bourgeois, Valery Bourgeois and
others.
| Walter Turcotte has returned after
a weeks visit in Mobile with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Alice Wood came over dur,
ing the week from New Orleans af,
ter a fortnight's stay with friends in
New Orleans.
Rev. Father VIM G. Henderson
has been spending while with Rev.
Father B. Reilly, of Scranton.
Miss Marguerite Shelby is spend
ing some time in st. Louis, Mo-, with
| friends.
Wild. Lena A. Combel spent Thurs
day in the Crescent City.
A horse attached to a bodley wag
on which was loaded with shells, be
came frightened and ran away on
Wednesday, but was stopped before
any serious damage was done. Only
slight damage was done to the wag
on. The team belonged to Alderman
Bourgeois.
c.. Harrison, of New Orleans, was
visitor.
Mrs. l.. Holmes recently entertain
ed friends from New Orleans.
E. j. Bobet and wife, of New Or
leans, were recent visitors to theil
summer home here.
Miss Irma Carroll is spending a fe'
weeks with relatives in Pensacola
/ Florida.
Miss Gussie Imbert, of New Or
leans, visited her mother, Mrs. Rich
ard Attaway, on Sunday.
Hon Louis H. Fairchild and daugh
ters, Misses Hazel and Marguerite
have returned from a visit to New
4 York City, and will spend severa
weeks here at the family villa.
Mrs. r. G. Crump entertained
friends from New Orleans recently.
Robt g. Hubbard spent Sunday her
with his family.
Albert Mayors, of New Orleans
was the guest of Mrs. Geo. JoRe
and family Sunday.
| George Jones, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Georgiana Jones, cam
over Sunday and spent the day at tn
family home.
closets at white school, 81.