The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-03-08
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to Mobile Monday.
DR.. E. L. Fuller transacted pusiiiess
in New Orleans Saturday.
Misses Sara Farley Bonnie hate
Frank and Margaret Coulsoil
and Mr.. Frank Ferrer composed
party who motored to Biloxi Sunday
Mrs. Campbell Farley visited New
Orleans Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Henry were
Monday visitors to New Orleans.
Campbell Farley and Bernard
Barnett we're weekend visitors to
Biloxi
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Laftman OF
Bogalusa, La, were recent guests mere
at the home Of their father, Mr.. J. W.
Griffin.
Mrs. J. Bounds and Miss Jessie
Bounds spent Tuesday in New Orleans
Mrs. r. 4. Spencer was called to
Gulfport Monday by the death of her
uncle Judge Neville.
Misses Lola Vanderwall, Vera
Moore, Sarah Farley and Margaret
Coulson enjoyed pleasure trip to
New Orleans Monday
Mrs. Florence Maddox returned
Monday from New Orleans where she
spent several days under medical
treatment
Mrs. John Hill, Jr, returned Thurs
day from a visit to relatives in Blrm-
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Adams have re-
trned from a short wedding trip to
New Orleans They are making their
home with Mrs Adams parents, Mr..
ind Mrs. A. A. Delmas at present.
Mr.. f. X. CAN'T was a recent bust
ness visitor to Mobile.
T. j. Scheisser left Sunday for
weeks business trip to Atlanta Dur
ng his absence Mrs. Schleisser and
wo children are spending the time
With her father Capt. Bugge, in Pas
.agoula.
Mrs. r. V. Rogers left Monday for
New Orleans where she will receive
medical tratment at the Touro In
She was accompanied by
irs. R. @. Breland.
Mrs. Peter Fitzner returned Monday
fter few days visit to her daughter
t Fayatte
Mrs. Carl Eley was a visitor to Mo
lie Wednesday.
A very pleasant melting Of the Fort /
lightly Club was enjoyed By the |
lembers at the home of Mrs Will
oulson last Thursday afternoon |
Irs. C. W Jackson read an interesting !
lper on Mississippi state Laws" /
hich was generally discussed by all |
resent. During the social hour Mri
oulson served delicious salaF
)urce with not chocolate to Madams
ounds, Burnham, Dley, Rape, FARLEY
I'd Jackson
The members of the Baraca class
the Baptist Sunday school entertain
the members Of the Baptist church
| Friday evening, when they opened
+ the first time their recently furn
he'd club room which is pleasantly !
tuated in the Bounds building For
e amusement of their guests there{
ere tables for rock, dominoes and |
lockers. Later in the evening as
sted by Madams c. Eley J. c.. Mont
'mery and Miss Jessie Bounds, de.
;ious cream and cake was served
le club room will be open at all hour
ID viii no doubt prove a lavorite
R3esyous for the men after a day
1rk.
Th5 approach of the Mardi Ora.
ason was heralded by the member
the dancing set, when they enter
med at a Masquerade ball at the
ppodrome Saturday night, some
irty couples being present. Part
rs were found by matching pretty
tie diamond shaped cards and tht
and march was led by Miss Anto
cite Avent and Carol Pahlman
licious punch refreshed the dancers
ring the evening. Misses Elise
ann and Carrie Van Blarcom came |
er from Mobile to attend the dance
Coral Pahlman returned recently to
J home in Orange, Texas.
Lieut.. F. A. Williams, who return
recently from overseas, havincI
en- across ten months and who was
unded in battle, has been mustered
and with Mrs. Williams returned
IN Camp Shelby Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G, Borden have re.
we'd a message from their son.
STAY saying that he arrived at Newt
It News from overseas last Satur
Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Wade have re. I
ned after short wedding trip to
W Orleans. r
Miss Louise Cowan attended the
encer's Ball in Mobile last week.
among those from here to attend
Centenary Group meeting in Gulf.
t Wednesday We're Rev. and Mrs
A, Moore Mrs. w. r. Thomson
n Wood and J. A. Vanderwall.
.his year marks the one hundredth
li'ersary Of missionary work in the
'Loaist church and plans are being
teated by the Methodist people TO
Be for missions during the next fiyel
ra $4,000 900, and of this amount
1900 has been allotted to the Seas. Z
re District. III
iisses Lulu and Thelma Rarnat,