The sea coast echo., 1913-08-02
LOCAL Raa|
NEWS W.

MISS Lola NauueFWdli, u AVSo Ioiue,
is the accomplished guest of the Misses
Cottrell at the family home.
County Assessor F. c. Bordages has
recovered from second attack OF ILL
ness and is out again, we are pleased to
state.
After four weeks visit to the Misses
Cottrell, Miss Imogene Mulhollan re-
turned to her home at Madison Station
yesterday.
Misses Lillian and Ethel Hauch, at
tractiye young ladies of New Orleans,
are visiting Miss Marie Louise Moreau
and Mrs. Moreau.
Sisters of the order of ST. Joseph left
the local convent Sunday afternoon,
in which city they entered the annual
retreat Monday.
Miss Eugene Boullet, of New Orleans,
is the attractive guest of Mrs. L. M.
Gex and daughters, and Bay st. Louis
friends are glad to see her again.
Mr.. Geo. J. Muller. assistant cashier
of the Merchants Bank, leaves tonight
on ten-day vacation. He will travel
through Texas as far as the Gulf Coast.
Miss Theresa Block, of New Orleans,
is visiting her friend, Miss Della Hymel,
who returned home Saturday from Wig
gins, Miss, where she attended the
Gulf Coast Normal.
II. M. Wolbrecht has an advertise
ment elsewhere in this issue OF the Echo.
He has an automobile ever at your dis
posal, to hire by the hour or day. His
telephone number is 237.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Logtown, ac-
companied by Miss Bette Weston and
younger sister, of Logtown, motored to
the Bay Wednesday evening to attend
the private ball given that night.
Mrs. Josephine Smith returned home
from New Orleans Sunday, after de-
lghtful stay of several months visiting
relatives. Her sister, Mrs. A. Beuchel,
has been visiting relatives at Bogalusa.
Miss Jeanette Ballenger, accomplish
ed and popular, and who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Lillian Chap
man, returned to her home in New Or
leans during the early part of the week.
Mrs. Jeanne Telhiard Ladner and
attractive young daughter, Miss Stella,
have returned to their home in New Or
leans, after visit to Mrs. Ladner's
brothers at Post Master Richard Men
des' home.
DR.. John T. Capo, well-known young
dentist of New Orleans, with party of
gentlemen friends, spent few days here
while cruising along the coast on board
the Doctors yacht. They registered at
the Tulane Hotel.
Mrs. Junius Comeaux and Miss Cath
crime Cullinane, of New Orleans, who
have been visiting Mrs. r. w. Webb
and guest, Miss Olga Bernos, left yes
terdey for Clermont Harbor, after a de-
lightful stay here.
Mr.. Stewart Montgomery, wife and
son Charles, of Natchez, after ten-day
visit to their friends at the Cottrell
hcme, left yesterday for Meridian where
they will visit Mrs. Montgomery's pa
rents before returning home.
Rev. DR.. Cottrell requests the Echo to
announce that there will be only morn
ing service at his church, Ii a. m. At
night his congregation will unite with
that of the Baptist church and attend
Rev. DR.. O'Neil's revival service.
st. Stanislaus College faculty an
nounces the 1913-14 opening to occur
Thursday, September 3rd. The Echo
understands the prospects for a large
attendance are flattering. Under the
administration of Bro. Isidore, presi-
cent, many improvements have taken
place about the premises.
The town of Waveland is going to
build modern annex to its white school
house. In another column of this issue
Of the Echo will be found an advertise
ment from the Waveland school board,
soliciting sealed bids. The Waveland
school board is also advertising for
teachers, both for the white and colored
schools.
A. M. Fishman, commercial manager
en- the coast for the Cumberland Com
pany, with headquarters at Gulfport.
and j. w. Mothershead, plant foreman
for the coast territory, same company,
were here Wednesday, conferring with
Manager Erwin, ..soon to leave for Crow
ley, La, and whose successor has not as
yet been appointed.
Mr.. James Munton and family enter
tanned at a house party during the early
part of the week at their beautiful
home at Fenton in compliment to Messrs.
J. G. Riley and Leon Grainer. The par
II from the Bay was transported to and
fro on board the Sobrino, Mr.. Munton's
private yacht. and after tour of the
model farm, modern in every appurt-
enance, dinner was followed by. a pro-
gram on the victrola. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mdnton, senior and junior, were untir-
ing in their efforts to entertain their
guests.
Aiessrs. Leon Grainer and J.. G. Riley