The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-10-10
ADDITIONAL CITY ECHOES.

ing from new OIiGduS MlSS GliSL
Ichraut and Miss Jennie Cowen.
Miss Queenie Holmes has returned
to New Orleans from a visit of sew
eral weeks to her friend, Mrs. Rea.
Mrs. P. J. McGinn and daughter,
Miss Rosetta, spent Saturday in New
Orleans, shopping and attending mat
| inee
Miss Irma Aubeigt entertained on
Saturday and Sunday last from New
Orleans her friend Miss Mae Poncet,
charming and accomplished class
| mate.
| Mr.. Frederic Banderet went over to
| Biloxi yesterday morning in the in
| terest of purchasing the chairs neces-
sary for his moving picture enter
prise at the head of Main street.
Mrs. Geo. R. Rea and baby, Ethel,
went down to New Orleans Wednes-
day morning on visit to the form
er's mother, who recently returned
from an extensive trip through Cal
ifornia and along the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Dunbar and
their relatives, the Misses Loeber,
came out from New Orleans during
the week and are spending the month
of October at the Loeber villa on the
lake front
Mr.. Kenneth Graham, from Mobile,
Ala, and sister, Mrs. Capt. Rod
Boardman, and children, from Pearl
ington, are visiting their mother, Mrs
H. M. Graham, and sister, Miss Mag
gle Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs Gabrielle Blaize dur
ing the week took possession of their
recently purchased cottage in Han
cock street, after having the place
thoroughly renovated and otherwise
improved. Mrs. BlaiZe is ''at home"
to her many friends.
Miss Carmelite Spotorno has re-
turned form a visit of two months
duration to her sister, Mrs. j. Allen
Bordelon, at Marksville, La, where
her stay was made one round of So
cial pleasures and where Mrs. Bor-
delon entertains extensively.
1t is a source of much pleasure to
note that the family of Congressman
Bowers will remain at their Bay st.
Louis home during the forthcoming
winter instead of occupying their
Washington home as has been the
custom the past seasons. Master
Eaton is at school at Charlottesville,
Master Posey at ST. Stanislaus Col
lege, Bay St. Louis, and Master Sam
at the Bay ST. Louis Public School.
Miss Meta Moran has returned from
a delightful visit of several weeks
at DeLisle, Miss, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. H. Roberts.
Mr.. J. F. CaZeneuve and family
and their friends are anticipating the
early visit of his daughter, Mrs. Glenn
mie O'Connor, who is expected daily
from her home at Indianapolis, Ind,
for a months visit. Mr.. O'Connor
Wall De uOWH ldIoI, DOIAS uS'e'iihN
by business duties.
At their last regular meeting the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen adopt
ed an ordinance, small in size but
sweeping in its meaning. Ordinance
No. 21 makes violations of the pen
al laws of this state offenses against
the City of Bay st. Louis when COM
mitted within the corporate limits,
and gives the Mayors Court Jurlsdlc-
ton in such cases. The ordinance
will be found in another column.
A meeting of the new Board OF
Election Commissioners, recently ap-
pointed by His Excellency Governor
E. F. Noel, was held on Monday at
the Courthouse and County Clerk E.
H. Hoffman, swore in the new Of
ficiaIs. These were: Reuben Brown,
of Kiln; Frank Gutierrez, OF Pearl
ington; Chas. G. Moreau, of Bay st.
Louis. After being sworn in the
Board adjourned to meet on Friday,
October 23rd, when arrangements vii
be completed for the holding of Con-
gressional and Presidential election
in Hancock County in November.
The Bay-Waveland Yacht Club has
received a communication from the
Mobile Yacht Club calling attention
of the local body to the annual meet
| ing of the Gulf Coast Yachting AS
sociation, to be held at Gulfport,
Miss, on the 18th, inst, and request
ing that three delegates be appointed
The communication, signed by L. c.
| Dorgon, president, was turned over
to Commodore L. H, Fairchild, who
will make the appointments. The
object of the meeting is to plan and
adoDt ARRANGEMENTS for next season s
sports.
Manager Will Sigerson of the Bay
Pictorium is determined to give his
/ numerous patrons the very best In
return for their money ,and In this he
+ is succeeding beyond doubt. Last
night the pretty fairy tale, "Mr.
| Fuzz." a Pathe film, hand colored,
was presented and ELECTED much adj
| miration. A few evenings since
breaking Into Society was another
i feature picture and was decldediy
/ funny. vet so true to everyday life
Mr.. Sigerson tells the Echo that foI