The sea coast echo., 1913-08-02

In charge. Inc aIalT Was atttHutu ~
an unusually large number OF people,
New Orleans visitors from Bay st.
Louis and Waveland being well repre-
sented. The Committee was justly
gratified at the splendid success OF the
affair. Dancing continued from $3.50 to z
o'clock. This was one the series OF
subscription balls given this summer
and which have contributed largely to
the pleasures of the visitors who come
here seeking amusement.
Among the European travellers from
here who have been in Munich this
month for the Wagerian festival are
Mrs. Page M. Baker, Miss Constance
Baker and Miss Marjorie Fell, who have
been abroad for long time; Miss
| Charlotte Mitchell and Misses Hazel
and Marguerite Fairchild, VINO are on
the Continent just now, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry v. Beer. The latter are
annual visitors in Europe, spending
several months each year at some of
the noted places of Western Europe,
and always going to Paris for a visit
before returning late in the autumn
| Times-Democrat.
Bay ST. LOUIS has distinguished Wis
itor in its midst, Mr.. John Trotwood
Moore, accompanied by his family. from
Nashville, Tenn, who are here spend
ing month with the Crawford family,
corner Front and citizen streets. MI.
Moore was formerly editor Of the Trot-
wood Taylor Magazine and is the au-
thor of several weIl-known books, of
the number: "Bishop of Cottonwood" !"
"Gift Of the Grass" Summer Hymnel"
and a number of volumes of poems, all
published by w. Page &; Company. Mrs.
Moore is sister of Mrs. Crawford, Jr.
State Superintendent of Education j.
N. Powers was welcome caller on the
Echo Thursday afternoon, spending the
day here in the interest of his State
work. He came to Bay ST. Louis from
Hattiesburg, where he attended meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
State Normal College, of which commit
tee he is chairman. While here Mr..
Powers consented to deliver the dedica-
tory address at the formal opening OF
the new public building in Ward 4.
TIE Maccabee prize of $40 in gold and
the Edwards Bros. &c Monti $40 prize
for the best decorated automobiles in
the Labor Day parade are worth striv-
ing for and already are proving incent-
ives that will mean a long list of entries.
Any car but Ford can compete for the
Maccabee gold piece; only Ford cars
can compete for the Edwards Monti
prize. In other words, no one car can
capture two prizes. This will give
double chance to contestants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lorch, Jr., after
delightful stay of several weeks visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lorch, Sr., and
the Misses Lorch, left on board their
motor launch Wednesday morning for
Chef Menteur, where they will spend a
week before returning to their home in
New Orleans. Devotees of outdoor
past times, their stay on the sea coast
was superlatively enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Williams were
host and hostess to a party OF friends
from Bay St. Louis last Sunday. After
dinner in the afternoon the party was
taken on board of Mr.. Williams boat
up Rotten Bayou and the return to this
city at night made by auto. The wealth
er was ideal and the entertainment of
the day enjoyed immensely.
Mr.. James Lefebvre and family, who
have been spending the forepart of the
summer at Covington, La, reached here
last week, and are occupying their sum-
mer home. Mr.. Lefebyre has just re-
turned from an extensive trip East,
combining business with pleasure, max
ing his principal stop and stay at New
York City.
Mr.. Geo. A. Soule, former resident of
this city, but now of New Orleans, where
he is prominently connected with the
D. H. Holmes Company, is spending
ten DAYS with his friend, DR.. j. A. Evans
at the family home in Carroll avenue.
The gentlemen enjoyed a fishing trip in
the Pearl River vicinity all day We'd
nesday.
Mrs. r. N. Blaize and children from
Pass Christian. were recent visitors to
Bay St. Louis relatives and friends. At
present they are visiting their relatives
at Beaumont, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. Eras-
mus ]. OliYari, the former Mrs. Blaize's
brother. Mr.. Blaize accompanied his
family to Beaumont, but did remain,
his duties calling him home.
DR.. w. B. Lewis professional card
will be found in this issue of the Echo,
containing such information as his office
hours and location, of concern to those
in need of his services. He comes to
Bay st. Louis highly recommended and
is worthy of the confidence of the local
public.
DR.. Geo. w. .Rembert and family, of
New Orleans, are spending the balance
OF the summer here, occupying the res
idence of Mr.. r. Rea, the doctors ne
phew. Mr.. Rea will leave for Colorado
during the early part of September to
join Mrs. Rea, who is summering at
a. Co..