The sea coast echo., 1913-11-22
Next Lyceum entertainment, Decem.

B. Montleone has an advertisement
elsewhere in this issue of The Echo.
Attention is called to the change oi
advertisement for J. E. Briggs, jeweler
Mrs. C.. E. Ives came out from New
Orleans Monday and returning home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Osoinach went over to BIZ
loxi Thursday morning on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. T. K. Dewitt.
Mrs. Walter Maynard has gone to
New Orleans, where she will spend a
while visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. Carl M. O'Neal and bride reach
ed here Monday afternoon, land are DOM
iciled at Mrs. Won Drozkowsky's on the
beach front.
Mrs. r. w. Webb and Mrs. r. j.
Williams went down to New Orleans
Wednesday, and attended matinee at
the Tulane theatre.
Miss Esther McGinn returned home
Sunday from her visit to Laurel, Miss,
where she was so pleasantly entertained
by her friend, Miss Margaret Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sange went down
to New Orleans for the day Thursday
morning, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Widmer at their home, 2019 Louisiana
avenue.
Mr.. Geo. r. Rea spent Sunday at
New Orleans, where he was the guest of
his friend, Mr., D. Harry Homes. Mr..
Rea college fraternity man, visited the
Tulane "frats."
Mrs. G. C. Firsching is spending to-
day in New Orleans, guest of Mrs. Thos.
Killeen, who was hostess to a theatre
party at the Tulane, in compliment to
Mrs. Firsching.
Mr.. Chas. j. Mitchell will leave to-
morrow night for Birmingham, Ala,
to be present at a convention of railroad
bridge superintendents and other con
nected with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thiel, Jr., have
closed the family summer villa at Wave
land and returned to New Orleans. Mrs.
Thiel had as her guests Misses Callie
Ellis and Fannie Merry.
Mr.. S. p. Driver has returned from
Poplarville, Miss, where he spent sew
eral weeks engaged in his work. His
master services are always in demand
and at the best compensation.
Miss Lottie Cuneo left during the week
for New Orleans, where she is spending
few days visiting her sister, Mrs. P.
Tarut, prior to leaving for ST. Louis,
where she will visit friends for the win
ter.
Mrs. H. r. Piccaluga, Jr., left for her
home in New Orleans this morning, af-
er brief visit to her sister, Mrs. R.
de Montluzin and sister-in-la Mrs.
Moreau, accompanied by the latter and
daughter.
Miss Martha Green, who has been
spending two weeks delightfully."- with
friends in New Orleans, has returned
home, and resumed her position as chief
operator at the Cumberland Company's
local exchange.
Miss Carrie Stockstill, accomplished
young lady of Picayune, is visiting her
relatives, Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Stock
still, at the family residence in Main
street, Miss Stockstill the recipient OF
many social attentions.
Hon. Frank Gutierrez, leading citi-
zen and merchant prince of Pearlington,
was here Wednesday night to attend the
lyceum entertainment and expressed his
delight and complete satisfaction at the
performance and will return for the four
other numbers of the lyceum course.
Charles Ventour, driver of the city's
double team, fell from his wagon the
other day and was severely hurt about
the head and body. His injuries are
considered serious, but not necessarily
fatal. Timothy Ladner is filling his
post.
Miss Olga Bernos, the accomplished
guest of Mrs. r. w. Webb, returned TO
her home in New Orleans Sunday even
ing, after two-day visit. Mrs. Coco.
Firsching entertained privately at DIM
ner Saturday evening in compliment to
Miss Bernos.
Miss Vivian Ducatel, idol of the L.
M. Gex home and the favorite of all who
know her, celebrated birthday ami
yersary last Saturday. with a luncheon
of twelve covers, The affair was charm
ingiy carried out and delight to the
guests. Many beautiful presents were
received, accompanied by expressions OF
good will and wishes for many happy
returns of the day.
Mrs. Louis TT. Fairchild and charm
ing little daughter, Christine, have re-
turned from visit to Goodman, Miss,
where they spent a while with Mrs.
Fairchild's mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair.
child will spend the winter at their
chalet in WaTeland.
Mrs. r. N. Blaize, of Pass Chri stan,
accompanied by her daughters and son,
spent Sunday in this city with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Biaize attended the
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