The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-06-09
ST. StaIiis|aus Echoes.

The session is nearing its end and
shortly this year will be put down in
the history of the college.
The past Tuesday saw nearly every
one in the school enjoying himself at
the picnic held by the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin under the direction oi
Bro. Macarius. The boys took truck
and left the college about 500 A. M.
and rode out to Mr. Breath's farm, who
willingly gave up the place to our dis
posal. The boys fished from the time
they arrived until they left. A very
enjoyable day was had By everyone
present, there were no complaints made
about the eats as everyone came back
filled to their ears. The assistance OF
Claverie, Hassinger, Cannon, Shirer,
and Wilbert, with the help of few
others, together with Bro. Macarius;
made the day pass over very pleasantly
In fact it was ODE of the best and most
enjoyable picnics this Sodality has ever
experienced.
Our champion baseball team again
was victorious last Sunday over the
strong niue Of Gulf Refining Company
by a score of 3 TO 0. The only real
feature of the game was the wonderful
pitching of Wilbert. This boy although
pitching his first year baseball, pitched
last Sunday like aveteran. He allowed
the visitors only one hit and it was a
scratch. The man that got the hit
had struck out his three previous trips
to the plate, but on his fourth he hi. a
grounder straight Into GanIon's ter
ritory, but just as Dick was about to
catch it, the bali took a bad bounce
and went over his head. 1t was hard
for Wilbert to have had such luck but
there is no use crying over split milk.
This was the greatest game ever seen
on the college campus for years.
Next Sunday the college boys will
close up their successful season with
Logtown. This is rated to be strong
team and very good game is expected.
All should come out and see us win
our last game.
The boys from ST. Aloysius College
came over here Wednesday and enjoyed
a very splendid day. They came over
for picnic and believe me they got one.
Most of their day was spent in the
water. 1t was the main enjoyment OF
their day.
PERSONALS.g
A real comedy occurred at the
Sodalitg picnic last r1t dA7tS1an Bro.
Adelard had very large fish on his
line; when the line broke hessfell back
wards and overturned the boat to-
gether with Foster Commagere and
"Ruff" Beaullieu.
Gaudet, Shannon ,Monteleone, Hymel
and Steinweg, went to the city to get
"some" clothes for the graduating day
and when they came back they told
some fine stories about the times they
had.
A committee of five: Reed, Curtis,
Cannon, Maher and Hassinger, are
talking over subject to put over near
the end of school. They donot wish to
leave it out until they are sure of it.
But if it is possible you shall Ger
tainly hear something from US.
The Glee Club under the direction OF
Bro. Berchmans is making rapid pro-
gress and by the end should make hit
with the songs they are preparing,
One more week and the band will
play, the oldest piece in the country,
entitled-"Home, Sweet Home"
VISITORS.
Felix Blanchard, Class 'I5,and Martin
Miazza, Glass '16, were guests of the
faculty during the past week.
Mr.. August J. Claverie, Class III,
visited here Tuesday.
Commodore Montalvo and party from
Mexico City.
Mr.. Paul Maestri, from New Orleans
MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Smith, recently
married in New Orleans, spent the two
first days of their honeymoon at the
Bay; visiting Mrs. Smiths brother
Constantine, of the college, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith left Thursday night on the
New York Limited for Alliance, Ohio,
their future home home. The con-
gratulations and best wishes of the fac
ulty and students accompany them t;
their new residence.
Mrs. Antonia de Soto. OF New Orleans
visited her two sons at college.
Mrs. Duarte 0tero from Yucatan
Mexico, brought her son Ignatius, tt
the college last Monday. Mr.. Ignatiu:
Duarte will spend the summer at tht
college.
Mrs. w. Huhbell of Mobile, Ala
| called upon her son, Bill, at the college
She returned to her home Thursda,
on the night train.
Mike Feeney, Miss. Infantry Com.
pany A, stationed at Picayune, Miss.
was welcomed visitor during the pas
week. Nike was well liked when a
college some years ago, and many O.
| the former students welcomed hin
warmly both on account of his popularit,
| and the uniform which he wears. Mix
spent few hours with his cousin Franz
] Maher of Meridian. Miss. He LETT las