The sea coast echo., 1914-06-27

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this city for over quarter of century,
but resident of Tennessee the past
year or more, was welcome visitor to
Bay ST. Louis friends during the week,
while on his way to Texas, where he
will visit his son, Mr.. Blanks Turner,
and family, who reside at Jacksonville.
While here DR.. Turner registered at the
Pickwick Hotel. He has regained his
lost health and is again his former
self. His many friends here were glad
to see him again and hope his visits to
Bay ST. Louis will be many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richards. of
New Orleans, bridal couple of last
Wednesday week, spent the week end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mccarthy on the beach front. The
young couple are no strangers here
and their friends were glad to see them
and felicitate them on the happy event
of their marriage. Mr.. Richards was
formerly connected with the Power
Drug Company; Miss Richards, as Miss
Alma Brennan, was visitor here sum-
mer before last.
Miss May H. Edwards, principal Of
the r. w. Webb School, and who was
recently re-appointed for next session,
left Monday morning for Knoxville,
Tenn. where she is attending normal ses-
sion at the University of the South, and
expects to be home by August 1st.
The normal at Knoxville is one if not
the best South; it's scope is wide and its
patronage is national with instructors
in all branches and from over the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Leonhard were
host and hostess Saturday night to one
of the largest and most successful dances
of the gay season, at the home of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Breath.
who, with their daughter, Miss Josie
Boardman, assisted them in receiving.
The Supreme Orchestra was in at
tendance and the "one step" and
artistic "hesitation" held full sway un-
til long past the midnight hour.
Prof. S. C. Scates, of Meridian, ap-
pointed recently to take charge of the
Bay st. Louis Central School, 1914-15,
has asked to be released of the charge.
He has been given the superintendency
of the city schools at Memphis, Tenn,
at an advanced salary. The School
Board accepted his resignation and will
meet next Monday night to fill the va
cancy.
The second regular Thursday excurs-
ion from Mobile to Bay St. Louis run
this week showed a large increase,
there being 460 tickets for the trip. 1t is
noticeable on the streets by casul OBJ
servation that many visitors are
brought to Bay st. Louis, possibly
people. who would never know this
locality if it were not for the excurs-
ion.
Rev. Paul F. Danniel and bride, nee
Miss Roberta Stubbs, formerly sta
toned at the Wesley House in this city,
have arrived in the city for solourn at
the White House. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel were united in marriage in
Savannah, Ga, June %, and both have
numerous friends in this city who will
wish for them all the happiness posi-
BILE in their future life.-BiloXi Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lorch, Jr., with
baby. Adam Lorch III, came out from
New Orleans and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lorch, Sr. This
was the baby's first visit to Bay ST
Louis and many friends called during.
the day to offer congratulations and
best wishes.
Painters and decorators have been at
work on the interior of the Merchants
Bank Bldg. the past week or more, to
the advantage of the appearance OF
things. The directors room has been
entirely renovated as well as Mr.. Gex's
Offices on the second floor.
Messrs Santos Shields and Roland
Rexach left for New Orleans Tuesday
evening by water route, making the
trip in Mr.. Shields catboat, the party
reaching their destinia alton the follow
ing day.
Mrs Claud Monti, who has been at
the Presbyterian Hospital, New Orleans,
three weeks, returned home Wednesday
morning, benefited by the treatment and
stay,
Friends of Mr.. S. P. Driver will be
glad to learn he is enjoying the "good
old summer time' in his native State.
He is located at Cherry.