The sea coast echo., 1913-11-22

Bay St. LOUIS MONDAY, the mouse guesI
of Rev. j. M. Prendergast, pastor of
the church of Our Lady of the Gulf.
During the day he visited the faculty
and collegians at "St. Stanislaus," /"
where formal program was carried out
for the occasion. An address of well
come was delivered by Master Charles
Wilbert and the College Orchestra, un-
der the leadership of Prof. Carl Hem
mersbach, rendered several selections.
His grace, the Bishop, addressed the
student body in the most felicituous
manner, touching various subjects
from the days when he, too, was col
legian, to the present time, touching in
terestingly on the events of his recent
trip to Europe. Granted him by spe-
cial audience with his holiness, Pope
Plus K, the Bishop, at the conclusion of
his remarks, bestowed on the brothers
and collegians and their absent parents
the apostolic blessing. He left the fol-
lowing morning for Biloxi. favorably
impressed with Bay ST. Louis and the
reception accorded him.
At ST. Joseph's Academy, Sunday,
there assembled for the second time,
members of the newly. y.organized Saint
Joseph's Academy Association, the pur-
pose of which was to enter permanent
organization. The following named Of
ficers were elected: Miss Amelie Grag-
non, president; Mrs. Carrie Mattox, 1st
vice president; Mrs. Catherine Spotor-
no, End vice president; Mrs. Julia Oil
vari- -Blaize, of Pass Christian, 3rd vice
president; Miss Katie Hoffman,, treas
urer; Miss Ruth Cazeneuve, recording
secretary; Miss Marie Lloyd, cores
ponding secretary. Only former stu
dents of the Academy are eligible to
membership; the membership fees
small. The purpose of the organization
is not only to further cement the school
ties of former years, but to do works
of charity with the means accumulating
from the dues. The association is well
officered and may its voyage upon the
sea of human endeaYor be successful.
AT an early date there will be another
meeting, to which all former pupils are
respectfully urged to be present.
The engagement of Miss Florence
Saucier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
E. Saucier, to Mr.. Charles j. Mitchell,
splendid young gentleman of this city,
has been announced, the wedding to
take place in New Orleans next Wed
nesday-Thanksgiving eve. The we'd
ding will be a quiet affair, only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties to be present. In advance, the
young couple have the best wishes OF
this paper. They will reside with Mr..
and Mrs. P. V. Saucier temporarily;
later they will occupy Mr.. Mitchell's
own dwelling in Toulme street.
Grand Sovereign w. A. Martin, head
consul of Jurisdiction M, Woodmen of
the World, delivered an address "For
the Good of the Order at Woodmen
Hall, Monday night, to the members of
Pine Grove Camp, No. 507, and their
friends. The speaker delivered a fine
address, holding the attention OF his
hearers throughout. In mplimenting
the camp and its general condition OF
prosperity, his encomiums were. render
ed fittingly and deservedly. He was al
SO favorably impressed with the beauti-
full new w. O. w. hall, which is truly a
monument to the success of the camp.
Rey. DR.. F. P. F. Duffy, pastor of
Christ Episcopal church, returned home
Wednesday night from two months
stay at Brooksville, Pa, and vicinity,
where he held divine services and ad-
dressed large congregations. His ser
mons were so well received that he was
offerered a permanent pastorate but de-
clined. He enjoyed his trip and stay,
visiting Pittsburg and Cincinnati, and
his health benefited. His return home
is warmly welcomed.
Mr.. III. s. Lelius returned to Hatties-
burg {. few days since in his touring car,
intending to close out his business at
that place. He recently returned from
an extensive trip North and East, seek
ing business location and deciding to
locate in Michigan, where, we under
stand, he has purchased a business and
will eventually move, accompanied by
his family. Their departure viii be re-
gretted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Banderet, Jr.,
welcomed little stranger at their home
Friday night, little fellow, hale and
hearty, with a pair of lungs denoting
that he is pretty much alive and active.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banderet are justly proud
of their boy, and are receiving the con-
gratulations and best wishes of host
OF friends.
Mr.. w. II. Mcdaniel, mother and his
daughter left on Thursday for New Or
leans, where they viii reside in future,1
after residence OF nine years in this
city. Their departure is generally re-
GREETED and they felt the same In leav-
ing. Business interest prompted the
move.
Misses Marguerite and Hazel Fair
child, have returned to New York City
st~x !, +vx-<, x,voolxas vfsst II, their farfanr