The sea coast echo., 1912-12-14
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NEWS

"5nop early 10 Booo eiOSou~ Ava
the city press, but The Echo prefers
"Buy at Home.
Mrs. l.. Landreaux left on yesterday
for New Orleans, to spend several days
Of the pre-holiday season with friends.
Mesdames r. J. Williams and r. w,
Wsbb vent down to New Orleans Thurs
day morning for few days with friends
~ ! relatives.
Mr.. r. n. Blaize, Of Pass Christian,
spent few hours here during the early
part of the week, visiting his mother,
Mrs. M. A. Blaize, and Bay St. Louis
friends.
Mr.. N. Oddo and family left during
the early part of the week for New
Orleans, where they will reside in fu-
ture, after nearly two years of business
pursuit in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Bornio, OF New Or
leans, were welcome visitors on We'd
nesday, visiting at their summer villa.
They were guests of Mrs. Celine Gar
debled. at the family home, in Main
street.
DR.. j. c. Ballard, who has been here
the past several weeks with view OF
locating in this city, has leased the
handsome John Henry dwelling on the
beach front. His family will shortly
follow after the holidays.
Don't forget the entertainment to-
night at st. Josaph's Academy, benefit
debt fluid church of Our Lady of the
Gulf. The Shields family will present
one of their playlets, and their appear
ance alone should prove quite drawing
card.
Mrs. Adolph Pollatsek has issued in
vitations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Gisella Sarah, to Mr.. Albert Jacob
De Wolfe, the ceremony to take place
on the evening of December 18th, at
the New Orleans family home, 1907
Canal street.
Mr.. A. L. Stokoe, wide-awake and
progressive business man, received a
tvo-ton motor truck for his business
few days ago. He intends using it for
long hauls OF merchandise to Wave
land, Lake Shore, and to the Jordan
river district.
Messrs. Geo. Schoonmaker and Del
mas Gadner, vell-known residents of
this community, have been critically i'll
for the past few weeks, and little or no
change is reported in their conditi IN
Both gentlemen are considerably ad-
vanced in age.
The Louisville 8; Nashville r. r. Co.
offers reduced round trip rates for the
holidays. The company has an adver-
kl4ement to that effect in another COL
umn Of this weeks Echo, wherein are
published the dates upon whicn tickets
will be sold at the special rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Grace and family
left on Tuesday morning for New Or
leans, where they will spend the winter
at their beautiful Carrollton home, for
merly the Bernard Shields dwelling.
The presence of this excellent family
viii be missed by a large circle OF
friends. ..
At the annual election of officers held
,nis week ny Bay St. Louis Masonic
lodge, No. 429, the following named
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: Will T. Mcdonald, w. M, E. S.
Drake, S. W., VIM. Ruhr. J. W., J. A.
Breath, secretary; Geo. R. Rea, treasu-
rer; J. A. Cuevas, S. and Z.
Miss Lillian Boyer, the charming and
truly accomplished stage actress, left
this morning for Detroit, Michigan, to
spend the holidays with relatives. Miss
Boyer has been resting for the season
at Bay st. Louis and will return to her
home in st. Charles street during the
latter part of January.
DR.. ]. c. Ballard signed lease with
MIR. John Henry this week, whereby he
will take possession of the handsome
Henry dwelling on tbe beach front for
the next twelve-month period. DR..
BalIard's Office will. for the present, be
located at his residence. His profes-
sional card appears in another column
OF The Echo.
Mrs. Annie L. Allen, well-known for
mer resident of this city, and for years
proprietress of the Bay ST. Louis Hotel,
died al her home in New Orleans Sun
day night, to the regret of wide circle
OF friends. She was q woman possessed
of ennobling qualities of both the heart
and OF the mind and as a friend there
were none so true.
The local order of the Maccabees an
nounce grand ball for Saturday night,
December 2lst, at Maccabee Hall, Dec
ember q. Admission, 25c; ladies 15c.
Committee of Arrangements: E. v.
Bourgeois, Walter Carver, Freddie
Fayard, Frank Ferguson, Joseph NJ.
Fahey. Floor Committee: Alsino e.
Saucier, Anthony Piazza.
Mrs. Rene de Montluzin entertained
the Matrons' Five Hundred Club on
Wednesday afternoon most charmingly
at the family villa on the beach front.
The entertainment was most delightful
one, and the members adjourned to
meet again on Thursday next with Mrs.
rYSx-. - a.