The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-06-09
A Unique Party.

quite number of young people here on
the beach by Mr.. Nolan Peyroux in hon
or of his birthday.
Gathered together within the light OF
giant bon fire, the young folks as
sembled had jolly time chatting, sing
ing, toasting marshmellows and partak-
ing of refreshments. Weather condi-
tons were ideally favorable, and aug
menting the beauty of the night was a
beaming full moon, which was the in
spiration for the following proclamation,
addressed to those assembled, and which
met with much favor and applause.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, There are in this town of
Bay St. Louis scores of young, tender
hearted, whole-souled and pleasure
loving people who are continually at
tending little moonlight parties, such
as the one at which we are now assem-
bled; and
Whereas, it is to be desired that these
young people should be organized into
some sort of society which shall have
as its purpose the worshipping and en-
joying of this splendid moonlight; an6
Whereas, it is desired that there
should bea reference list as to the name
and age of all such eligible young peo-
pie; therefore, be it
Resolved, That all young, tender
hearted, whole-souled and pleasure
loving young people, between the ages
of and 100 years shall at this time and
place register their names and age-or
as close an approximation thereto as
possible-in order that a complete list
of such eligible young peoples names
may be compiled, and in order that all
men may know that those persons whose
name is appended to this list at this re-
gistration are bona-fide members of the
Loyal Order of Moonlight Revelers; and
be it further
Resolved, That as members of this
Loyal Order of Moonlight Revelers will
be chosen by selective conscription, it
is desirable and necessary that all
young people between the ages of one
and 100 hundred years shall register
their name and age in an authorized
registration book which shall be fur
nished, used and preserved by the
president of the Order; and be it fur
ther
Resolved, That this registration is
compulsory, and any person who shall
wilfully fail or refuse to PRESENT him or
herself for registration shall be punish
ed by a curtailment of his or her share
Of the refreshments which will be serv-
later in the evening.
This proclamation is given under my
hand, and the moonlight, this fifth day
of June in the year of Our Lord nine
teen hundred and seventeen.
Signed: NOLAN REGINALD PEYRoUy,
'Self-appointed, self-instituted, SELF
appelated, and self-exalted President
of the Loyal Order of Moonlight Re
velers.
The following is a list of the
names of those present and who
registered: Misses Gladys Ansley,
Lilith Ansley, Mary Ellen Ans
ley, Myrtle Ansley, Alys Bernos.
Ruth Reyer, Ethel Brandao, Su-
sic Briggs, Alice Chapman, Mabel
Cheyis, May Caruthers, Thelma
Eagan, Elma Fry, Geraldine For
sythe, Alice Fountain, Ethel Gex,
Wena Gex. Jean Horton, Mary
Keon, Esther McGinn, Louise
Mallard, Marie Louise Moreau,
Cleo Osoinach, Ethel Otis, Mary
Perkins, Hermie Perkins, Ger
trude Perkins, Ruth Perkins,
Adele Rexach, Aline Ransom, Ka-
thrine Schmidt, Olga Won Droz-
kowsky, Mildred Won Drozkows-
XIV, Nell Williams, Caro- and Gla-
|dys Weston. Messrs. Geo. APP
peIl, Alvin Ansley, Lloyd Ansley,
Myric Ansley, John Bernos, E.
NJ. Boyer, Edwin Briggs, Dan
Bourgeois, Douglas Bourgeois,
Lawrence Chapman, Stanley Cas-
tIeman, Roland Fry, Frank and
Justin Green, John Green, Dali
ton Griffing, George Horton, Jno.
jerks, Albert Mallard, holland
Peyroux, Terrell Perkins, Grady
Perkins, Robert Stubs, Sidney
Toca, Nat Tycer, Darwin Shep-
ard, Glenn, Harold and Coburn
Weston.
The chaperones were Mrs. E..
NJ. Boyer, Mrs. V, NJ. Beyer, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Fayard, Mrs. W. W. jerks,
Mrs. r. Perkins, Mrs. p. V. Sat-