The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-05-24
j. Observation-Disclosures
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Mobile for week end vlslt'
Mrs. j. Bounds and MISS jessie |
Pounds are guests this week OF MIS- D.
C. Montgomery in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Turner motoreu
to Lucedale Sunday
Mr.. II. C. Herring attended sDahh'
ers convention at Clarksdale recehtis'
Miss Sallie Cirot came over from
Raw st. Louis for week. end WISH.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Barnett ana MI
r G. Borden attended the funeral oil
friend in Mobile Friday.
Miss Fran Dantzler has returned 10
her home in New Orleans.
DIR. J. C. Patterson OF Mobile was
visitor here Sunday.
ANer stay of six months with her
daughter. Mrs. X. w. Burnham, Mrs
In n Williams left Friday TO IA VISIT
/ to her sister in Lucedale
Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Watts ana MISS
Mary Watt were visitors to BILOXI
Sunday.
DIR. ]. N. Rape attended meeting Oh
the State Medical Association in Hat ,
tiesburg last week.
len Blumer was over from Mophe
Sunday.
misees Leona Colmer and Bessie
Borden shared honors on Saturda! al
ternoon when Mrs Colmer complement
ed them. entertaining the graduating
class at progressive heart party
Miss Virginia captured the prize poA
of candy. The class colors, purple ana
gold. was prettily developed in flowers
which decorated the Colmer pome'
Little Misses Mary Elizabeth Eley ana
. Margaret Colmer, who kept the score
l also served a delicious ice course TO
i the sixteen members of the graduating
class.
> The piano recital given by the pupils
u If Miss Lois Lee at the High school
: auditorium Thursday night was lauit'
u lesslv rendered and reflected much
- credit on both teacher and pupils
Mrs. Carl Hixon and baby have re-
= turned to their home in HiXon, Ala''
~ after a visit to Miss Louise Cowan'
=, Singleton Angelo, who was hohorap.
n Nv discharged from the navy returned
:, home Tuesday.
Celebrating her eleventh birthday
Miss ADELAIDE Fuller and numper u
@ her friends enjoyed delightful picnic
- on the beach Saturday.
~ Mrs. r. r. Buck kas the honor CUES
.t a lovely affair at the home OF Mrs
f X. CAN'T on Friday OF last week
The spacious reception hall, parlor an
:, dining room were thrown together 10
" bridge and rock contests. The prize
~ were a half dozen tea glasses anu
n,aho.any tray. and the lucky winner
% IF these beautiful trophies were Mes
DANES ]. L. Watts and H. U. cant!
After the games the hostess put I'll
finishing touches to this delighful
~ ternoon. when assisted by Misses Dor
and Louise Cowan, Jessie Bounds an
Hazel Graham, she served a dellciou
salad course and refreshing cream all
, cake. The serving girls who had ais
kent score, were each awarded nan
some box of candy Mrs. Buck, II
af- 'oiiio iva Lo,,,o wit
-. honoree, will not only carry nome WI
=. her the memories of most deiish'i
afternoon spent with friends and II
new acuuaintances but a lovely go
lob bar pin, presented by the hoste'
-. Those present who enjoyed WIN L
hostess and her fair honoree this Ia
-, DIV May day party were Mesdames
Turner. Bowers, Martin, Graham,f
da Ter, CAVITY Scrivens, Bounds, y.
Cowan. Jackson, Herring, Farley,
n Blumer, Watts, Eley, Mills, ).
McInnis. f. Colmer, Avent, Frels'
Mo- Purnham, Misses Fran Dantzier' DC
=, and Louise Cowan, Jessie Bounds,
Thompson and Hazel Graham.
T. f. Spencer transacted usln'
in Natchez this week.
H. E. Delmas was a business vlsi
to Mobile Tuesday.
need Mrs. ]. F. Hassell visited Mol
over Monday.
gas An interesting ceremony TOOK pi
use at the Catholic church Sunday al
The noon. when Father ONeill christ
hurs- ad the infant son of Mrs. Emma !
type mas Avent Mrs. A. A. Delmas
Usual Mr. Minis Krebs were the spons
lie to The little man will bear the name
print his father, Joseph Carson, who
usual in the service of his country at "a
q en- pike during the influenza epidem
over Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Phillips CAV
| our picnic at the beach when their
S our jren and some fifteen of the neigh
fore aood young people enjoyed the III
ride, the cool breezes and a pi
lunch down by the waters edge.
ooner Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Watt
amer pleasantly surprised Sunday NOR
Sun when the members of the Prest
oupe. Wan congregation presented t
igned with a purse of $500 in gold, in
0. for memoration of their wedding q
versary.
With DIR. c. ID. Hull of Meridllh
Dun Rev. Stewart, recently returned
linent Japan, as honor guests, some SIX
ad to men of the Methodist church en-
Elk, he Mate luncheon at the Masonic
from The luncheon was served by
ly en- young ladies of the church. the
4, the nose of the luncheon was to talk
and formulate plans for the I
nary Drive, which began Sunday.