The sea coast echo., 1914-06-27

LIZ Nl. OIhEAClSANI
candidate for Circuit Judge of the
Second Judicial District of Mississippi.
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
Mrs. F. G. Bordages is entertaining
her father and uncle, Messrs. Ellis.
Miss Pauline Mcdonald is home from
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hale are visiting
Miss Zaidee Hunter.
Miss Mabel Brandao left for a visit to
Bayou des Allemands.
Miss Louise Owens of New Orleans
spent delightful day here as the guest
of Miss Esther Darnou.
Mrs. Montgomery is a guest of Mrs.
Blardon at Lellius cottage.
Miss Jeanne Poirot and Miss Jackson
are guests of Miss Daisy Bordages.
Mrs. Ell. Gex, mother and two child
rem left for Jackson Friday morning.
MIS-. Dickson is the charming guest of
Mrs. Jean Laroux at Pinehurst farm.
Miss Madeline Eagan was a recent
visitor from New Orleans, to her mother.
Miss Telle is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Metcalf at her home on the beach.
Miss Alma Betz returned home We'd
nesday morning from a stay of several
days in New Orleans with friends.
Mrs. E. Johnson and granddaughter,
Miss Fiji Hosmer, went down to New
Orleans Sunday to spend a while with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. w. A. Mcdonald is spending a
while at Jackson, attending the trial
State of Mississippi versus Lieutenant
Governor Theodore Bilbo.
Miss Cleo Benedic, accomplished
young lady of New Orleans, is spend
ing the summer here, guest of her rela-
tive, Mrs. Corinne Benedic.
Mr. and Mrs. Wisner have moved into
their new home recently purchased from
MT. Geo. Clay, which they thoroughly
renovated and remodeled.
Miss Smith, who has been the guest of
Mrs. r. P. Hyams for several weeks, left
for Tennessee, regretted by many newly
made friends and admirers,
Letters from Harbor Springs, Michi-
gan, report the Lellius family and Carl
Marshall we'll, and thoroughly enjoying
the lovely climate and scenery.
Miss Dorothy Rauth, of Mobile who
is pending the summer at Biloxi, is
visiting the friends of her former home
town, guest of Miss Adele Rexach.
Mr.. John Osoinach, owner of the
Bay Mercantile Company, was a visi-
tor to New Orleans Thursday in the in
terest of the big department store.
Miss Adele Rexach entertained
delightfully."- at an informal dance Tues
day night in compliment of her hou Sc
guest, Miss Dorothy Rauth, of Biloxi.
Miss Violet Drott, of New Orleans, is
the charming and accomplished guest of
Misses Carrie and Irwina Loreh, and
will leave Monday for visit to the
resorts OF Virginia.
Miss Maymee Hale is a recent ac-
QUESTION to the young social set. Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Hale have improved their
beautiful hame at Cedar Point and will
become permanent citizens.
Mr.. Clarence Osoinach returned home
Sunday from a delightful trip to Hous-
ton, Galveston and San Antonia, Texas.
His trip covered many points of interest
and was one long to be remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robert, of New
Orleaus, have leased the "Olivari Cot
tage'' from Mrs. Albert Boyer, on the
beach front and will reach here tomor-
row with the family to take possession.
Mr.. Carl Marshall, who left here last
month with Mr.. III, S. Lelius in the lat
ter's automobile for Harbor Springs,
Michigan, is visiting in Chicago, and
IS expected home within the next few
days.
Misses May, Vivian and Virginia Grace
entertained delightfully."- last evening at
a dance, in compliment to their house
guest, Miss Wyler, OF New Orleans, Mrs.
Grace assisted her daughters in re-
ceiving.
r. A. Carson, of Columbus, grand
master of the grand lodge Of Mississip-
ri, honored the local lodge with a visit
Thursday night and was entertained at
q smoker, to which there was large at
tendance.
Mr.. Henry Mccarthy, librarian al
Washington, d. c., who has been
snening the past two weeks at the sum-
mer home of his brother, Mr.. Richard
Mccarthy, left today for his home IN
the Capital City.
Little Miss Ethel Rea entertained
quite number OF her young friends
Monday afternoon at the home OF bel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Rea at d
birthday party, the occasion bring heI
seventh natal anniversary.
MIR. H. II. Posey, of Gulfport, was a
visitor here few days since, mingline
with Bay st. Louis acQuaintances and
friends. Mr.. Posey recently had the
misfortune of dislocating his wrist
while cranking an automobile engine
The good work OF sprinkling the
streets 5V the municipality continues
and the Eesty fathers are receiving the
cornanendatiopa and praises Of the pub
lie from all sides. The city administra-
fion Is thoroughly progressive and this
IS one of the number Of moves that proves
Is