The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-09-26
THE NEWS FROM WAvELAND.
Public School Will Open On Monday,
October 5th.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
J. White Give Sailing Party on
Board the "SWeetheart."

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! Special Correspondence.
Mrs. Fred Tibler and family accom-
panied by Mrs. George w. Kelley
and children, Francis and Claire, re-
turned to the Crescent City on Tues
day after spending the summer here.
Hy. Peters was a business visitor
to the Crescent City this week.
Mrs. JOS E. Leblanc and family
returned to their home in Paincourt-
vile on Tuesday.
Mr.. Leonard Joffrion, member of
the '09 graduating class of S. s. c..
spent Thursday here the guest of
Messrs. Leonce and Jules Leblanc.
Mr. Casey, of New Orleans, spent
few days at his summer home here
last week.
Mr.. Jules Leblanc intends leaving
at an early date for Louisville, KY,
where he will take up a course at
dental college.
Thomas Kickham and wife, of New
Orleans, are visiting their form
near Gainesville Road.
The repairs and addition that are
being made on St. Clares Chapel are
nearing completion.
Miss Bernice Bentley returned to
Biloxi this week after spending a
fortnight here as the guest of Miss
Hazel Fairchi1d.
Mrs. Richard Attaway and Miss
Gussie Imbert are on visit to
relatives in New Orleans.
Miss Mary Attaway is entertaining
her cousin from Louisiana at her
home on Jeff Davis Avenue.
The Lewis family who have occu-
pied "Arncliff' the summer home of
Judge Larry O'Donnel, returned to
the Crescent City on Wednesday.
Geo. Michel, of New Orleans, was
recent visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Segari and family
of New Orleans, have taken Sleepy
Hollow for the winter.
R. G. Hubbard returned to New
Orleans on Sunday after spending
a few days with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dufour will
upon their return from the North
take possession of their new home
in New Orleans on Constantinople
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Perkins accom-
panied by Miss Vertilee Stanton were
the guests from Saturday until Mon
day of Hon. Louis H Fairchild and
his daughters, Mrs. Sid. J. White and
Miss Hazel Fairchild.
Mrs. Jeane Castelannos has return
ed to New Orleans after spending a
while as the guests of Mrs. William
Richardson.
The Waveland Public School will
begin it's session for 190S-09 on Mon
day, Oct. 5, in the Favre building on
Coleman Ave. Miss Gertrude Gaze
neuve who so ably filled the position
of assistant last year was appointed
principal and Miss Cora Moon assist
ant
Miss A. Wood spent Tuesday in the
Crescent City.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Wood spent
a few days in New Orleans this week
Mrs. Joseph Scott, of New Orleans,
accompanied by her family, arrived
recently and will occupy the Blake
cottage for the winter.
Mrs. Laura Dassinger and children,
Peter and Thelma, with their aunt,
Mrs. McKenner, have returned home
after delightful summer spent with
her brother, Chas. Fink.
Miss Carrie Hopkins is spending a
few weeks in New Orleans with
friends.
Miss Lalla Odgen is enjoying a
pleasant visit at Fairchild's Villa.
Miss McMurdo left recently after
spending several months at Seaside
Villa /.
Mrs. CA. Eastman and family have
returned to New Orleans after spend
ing the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hellwege, ac-
companied by Miss Dora Schaefer
left recently for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs Lambert and children
returned to New Orleans last week
after spending the summer at Pine
Villa. their summer home.
Mrs. William Blake is spending
few days in the Crescent City.
Sidney Carrie spent Sunday in the
Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney j. White gave
most enjoyable sailing party last
week on board the Sweetheart"
Capt. Fairchilds lovely yacht. The
party sailed from Mr.. Fairchild's
summer home Among the guests
Gus. Baldwin, Hy. Clay, E. Bright,
Misses Bernice Bentley, Sadie Shell
by, Hazel Fairchild, Adele Ford,
Messrs Gus Baldwin, Ed. Fairchild,
Hy. Clay, VIM Dufour, VIM. Richard
son and others.
Judge and Mrs. John Fogarty and
family have returned to their home
in New Orleans after summering
here