The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-05-31
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Of THE WEEK FROM
LOGTOWN ON PEARL
Logtown Scene of Much Social Activi-
ty Last Few Days-Miss Clara
Otis Given "Shower."
MASONS ENTERTAIN AND RE.
CEIVE MASTER DEGREE.
Conferred by Gulfport Lodge-Many
Visitors Entertained-Perso
and General Notes.


and General Notes.
Mrs. E. Townes entertained very
handsomely on Friday night at the
hotel in honor of Misses Edna Sim
mons, Susie Briggs and Clara Otis.
Progressive "five hundred" was play
ed, after which delicious refreshments
were served. Everyone present re-
ports a very pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weston and
daughter, Miss Caro-, left on Sunday
for Vicksburg, Miss, where Mr.. Wes-
ton attended the Knights Templar
meeting which was held during the
week. The trip was made in their Z
passenger Buick and very good roads
were found except in few spots
where some repairs are necessary.
They returned home on Friday.
Glass number Two of the Meth
odist Sunday School entertained on
Friday afternoon in honor of their
teacher, Miss Clara Otis, who has
been in charge of the class several
years. A beautiful silver waiter was
presented as a token of their love
and appreciation of her services as a
teacher.
-Messrs. C. L. Marquee, J. M. Civ
ems and D. R. Weston attended the
Shrine convention at Meridian last
week where they crossed the hot
sands. Messrs. MARQUEE and Givens
seem to be well satisfied that they re-
ceived their moneys worth, but owing
to the fact that Mr.. Weston is nurs-
ing fractured limb, he could not en-
Joy the whole ceremony, so he still
has some things coming to him at. the
next meeting.
Misses Alice Wasson and Adrien-
ne Bowman, from New Orleans, are
the guests of Mrs. J. Fl. Weston for a
few weeks.
A fine son arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Koch last
Thursday night.
Mr.. J. HI. Weston attended the
convention Of Sons Of the American
Revolution at Detroit last week
Mr.. w. H. Mayhin, Of Gulfport,
and. Mrs. Leo w Seal, of Bay St.
Louis, are spending a few days with
their sister Mrs. J. Fl. Weston.
Mr.. C. W. Fountain left Thurs
day for Meridian, Miss, where he will
enjoy a much-needed rest and at
tend the closing exercise of the High
School where his daughter, Miss
Helen. will graduate.
Mr.. Alexander Campbell attend
ed the Scottish Rite Reunion at Gulf
port last week, where he received
the degrees from the fourth to thirty
second inclusive
Mrs. L. B. Faulk and interesting
son from New Orleans are spending
a few days with Mrs J. o. Segura.
Misses Gertrude, Lucille and Do
rothy Weston have returned from
Belhaven College, in Jackson. Miss
Gertrude was one of the graduates of
that institution this year.
Capt. J. O. Segura returned last
week from Liverpool, where he spent
almost year as surgeon in the base
hospital.
-Messrs Waldo Otis and Coburn
| L. Weston have returned from A. &
NJ. College at Starckville.
Mr. Otis Casanova came home
this week from Poplarville, where he
is building UP a very good practice
in his profession.
"A sppe'a' meeting VS. held at thhe
Masonic Lodge last Saturday night,
at which a Master Mason's degree was
conferred by the officers of Gulfport
Lodge, No. 429 A large crowd was
in attendance, composed of Masons
from Gulfport, Bay st. Louis, Plea
yune, New Orleans, Michigan and Cal
ifornia. After the work of the
evening was done, the brethren re-
paired to the dining room where an
excellent banquet was served by the
ladies of Lois Weston Chapter, No.
90, 0. E. S., which was soon disposed
of in a manner beftting the excell-
enee of the feast. Various toasts
and expressions of appreciation to
the ladies were then given by some of
the visitors and replied to by men,
bers of Diamond Lodge. The party
then returned to the lodge room
where a very enjoyable time was
spent in the intercourse of ideas and
relating experiences by the older
members. Everyone present AGREED
that it was the best meeting tness
had attended in lcng tina,
On Wednesday, the 27th, from I
to 6, Mrs, j. H. Weston entertained
at miscellaneous shower in honor Of
Miss Clara Otis. The home was most
artlstically decorated with ferns,
daisies and Easter lilies, and pres
ented lovelv scene. Mrs. Weston
wss s:'isted in receiving by her dau.l-
ter, Miss Dorothy, and also by ner
sisters, Mrs. Seal and Mrs. May!,i.l.
A seat Of honor was appropriately ar
ranged in pure white and made a
charming background for the BRIDE
elect, whe was bewitchingly az
tired In 8 creation of pink organdie.
Miss dorothy presented large tray
laden with gifts from the umerous
friends of Miss Otis, which gave evi-
dence of their love and esteem in
very substantial way. A very pleas
art hoEr was then enjoyed, during
which time the packages were OPEN
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