The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-09-13
MOSS POINT HAPPENINGS

VEIL W MI. ana Mrs. j. +. l1dSSel
Mr.. j. j. Mcintosh returned Friday
" from Winnepeg, Canada, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. VIII Mcintosh,
who will spend the winter here.
Miss Sallie Cirlot of Bay st. Louis
is spending this week in town
Mrs. II. d. Coulson and Miss Maud
Coulson were recent visitors to New
: Orleans.
Mrs Kate Moore and Mrs Carry
Coulson, who have been guests in the
home of Mr.. e. b. Dantzler in Gulfport
for the past six weeks have returned
. home.
Mr.. Fl. B. Overstreet of Chicosa and
Mrs. Annie Elasco Of Hattiesburs were
recent guests of their brother, 10. g
FOverstreet and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dantzler came over
from the Camp Groudns to attend the
Pepeprs-Cirlot wedding Wednesday.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Carry Coulson.
Mrs. William Hamilton and young
son are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kelly at the home of ]. D. Lowe.
Miss Matte Campbell jackson left
Thursday for Clarksdale where she
will teach this winter She was ac-
companied as far as Mobile by Mrs.
w. D. Herring
Mrs. R. Q. Breeland and son Roland
spent Tuesday in New Orleans.
Sheriffelect H. D. Cudaback and his
family moved this week from Ocean
Springs and are domiciled in the
(Scott Denny home
Among the out OF town teachers who
will arrive this week to beginither
work at the opening of school Monday
are Misses Eva and Annie Bright OF
Ackerman, Miss Lois Wallace of Stark.
vile, Miss Mary Mosley of Tonnoen
and Miss Ella Jones of Crystal Springs.
They will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barnett during their
stay here.
Mrs. R. P. Borden and Miss Bessie |
Byrn Borden, Mrs F. Colmer and Ar
thur Colmer and Mrs. Harry Williams
motored to Mobile Saturday.
Mr. j. Bounds is on a business trip
to New York.
Mrs. j. c. Calhoun has returned to
her home in Mt Olive after pleasant
visit to relatives here.
Among the girls and boys from here
who have already gone or are leaving ,
socn for college are Misses Leona Col
mer, Mae Herringy Bessie ByrrfF Bor-
den, Maud Coulson, Minnie Lee Nor .
gan and Virginia Cox, who will enter
the l. |. & C. at Columbus ON the 21st,
and Miss Myrtle Hunt, who leaves on
Monday for the Woman's College at
Hattiesburg. Miss Vivian McRea has !
returned to Bellhaven in Jackson and
Miss Adele Bounds leaves soon for
Ward Belmont in Nashville Percy
and Fred Colmer, Leroy Jones, Camp
bell Farley, Joe Riley and Gene Bar
nett will enter the A & NJ at Starks-
vile. John Moore will ftttend the
Methodist college at Camp Grounds,
Charles Armstead the Gulf Coast Mil
itary Academy at Gulfport and Cyrus
Rape will re-enter the University of
Mississippi at Oxford. Peyton Wis
dom will go to Tulane Frank Herring
left last week for Virginia, where he
returns to the V. M. q. and Samuel
Denny has gone to Davidson, S. C.
With SO many of the college set leav-
ing town Moss Point will be almost
depleted of young people during the
winter
About thirty young people pleasure
bent and chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
f Kelly and Mrs. f. A. Williams en-
joyed delightful fsh-fry down on the z
beach Monday evening. The auto ride
down, the beautiful moonlight and The
gentle breezes, coupled with the de- {
icious repast, all tended to make the
evening most joyous one.
MS. Joseph Avent and baby are
visiting relatives in Avent, Miss.
Prominent among this seasons we'd
ings, marking Wednesday the 10th Of
September with interest for the friends N
If the lovely young bride, was the a
marriage of Miss Faith Laura Cirlot =
o Mr.. Elijah f. Pepper, formerly of D
Slinden. La, but now resident OF
Moss Point, and associated with the U
lodge Ship Company. The ceremony
yas performed at the Methodist u
.hurch at D O'Clock by Rev. ]. A.
.Ioo.e. Tn, church was beautifully
Ieo rated for the occasion, the green
md white bridal tones being empha o
lied by the use of many lovely ferns, +
railinr vines and white roses. Pre-
eediur the ceremony musical pro- q
ram wse rendered with Miss Dora h
'irlot playing the accompaniment for
Iiss Margaret Cculson, who gave a G
icl:n solo. Mrs. Julian Stewart then II
ang sweetly "All for You and I'm U
H." As the strains of Sousas wedding
march pealed forth the ushers. Dervey r.
watt and Fred Colmer. Kenneth Nc IL
ptiosh and John Moore, came down
pposite aisles and were followed by is
Iisses Mamie Martin and Maud Coui-
on. Bessie Byrn Borden and Leona
Watt. Next came Miss Sallie Ciriot, a.
,aid of honor and sister of the bride. IL
'receeding the bride, who was given o
xay by her brother. Mr.. John Ciriot. NJ
,ere the two little flower girls, Mary W