The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-08-15

DR.. E. Wallace visited New Orleans
| this week.
Mrs. Henry P. Dart visited the city
on Tuesday.
E. j. Louapre spent Wednesday il
New Orleans.
M. Macheca visited New Orleans this
week on business.
Ernest A. Carrere spent Thursday in
the Crescent City.
Dr.. Wallace Wood was a, visitor to
New Orleans this week.
The Misses Shelby were recent visit
ors to the Crescent City.
F. H. O'Donnell is spending a few
days with his family here.
Mr.. Albright was business visitor
on Wednesday from New Orleans.
Frank Dyar, of New Orleans, is the
guest of his friend, Albert Elmer.
Mr.. Mccarthy, of New Orleans, is
spending while here with friends.
Eugene P. Perronne is spending the
week in New Orleans with friends.
Miss Marie Louise Putnam was re-
cent guest of Mrs. o. A. Eastman.
Walter Carver and family, of Bay st.
Louis, are the guests of Jules Favre, Sr.
William Richardson was week end
guest of Commodore Louis H. Fairchild.
Cartwright Eustis was a busine ess
visitor to New Orleans during the week.
Mrs. McNeill, accompanied bya num-
ber of friends, is spending the summer
here.
Joseph Martinez was the guest of d.
B. Martinez and family at Noya Villa
on Sunday.
Miss Edna L'Hote, of New Orleans,
was the recent guest of her aunt, Mrs.
George w. Kelley.
Mrs. Beyant and family are summer
residents occupying Edwin Bourgeois
cottage, near Waveland avenue.
Miss Isabel Ping and Miss Elise Hin
dermann are the guests OF Mrs. E. j.
Babet at her home on Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Herman returned to
New Orleans on Monday, after few
days. stay with Henry P. Dart and
family.
Mr.,and Mrs. E. B. Haight are enter
tanning number of friends from the
Crescent City at their home in st. Joseph
street.
Commodore L. H. Fairchild came over
Wednesday on his yacht "Sweetheart"
with party of friends, including Misses
Eppie Barr, Sadie Shelby, Fairchild,
Mrs. White, and several others.
On Saturday last the Waveland Stars
met and defeated the Holy Cross Nine.
A. Bourgeois began the pitching for
the Stars and left the diamond in the
beginning of the fifth inning, with three
men on bases and no one out, because
he thought the umpire had given an
unjust decision. The Stars had then
ten runs, while the Holy Cross Nine had
eleven. P. Bourgeois, who had been
playing third base for the Stars, entered
the pitchers box and at the end of the
ninth inning had let the Holy Cross
boys down without hit and did not is
sue single pass. He also struck out
eight men. In the meantime, the Stars
also scored thirteen mole runs. The
features of the game were the batting
of Jules L. Blanc, who smashed out two
home runs, and the batting of H. Bour-
geois and G. Ziegler, OF the Stars.
Score-Stars, 23; Holy Cross, II. Home
runs. Leblanc, 2; H. Bourgeois, 1.
Three base hit-H. Bourgeois, G. Du-
gas, Van Cleave. Struck out-By
Gabrait, 5; A. Bourgeois, A; r. Bour
geois, 8. Bases ON balls-off Gabrait, 8;
Off A. Bourgeois, 1; off R. M. Bour-
geois, 0. Struck by pitcher-by R.
Bourgeois; Sierra by Gabrait, C. Du-
gas and H. Bourgeois, Innings pitched
by A. Bourgeois, 4; by R. Bourgeois,
5; by Gabrait, g; Sacrifice hits-A.
Jones, r. Bourgeois, C. Dugas. Stolen
bases-E. iafaye, J. Leblanc, Du-
fraiche, E. Bourgeois. Umpire, Edw.
Rodrigue. The game was for the bene-
fit of ST. Clare's Chapel.