The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-01-10

ent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Davis.
A happy coterie of friends and mem
bers of the very young set who en-
joyed watch night party together,
were Misses Fannie Cudabac, Alice
Walsh, HELEN Rawlins, Leona Wyatt,
Messrs Howard Douglass, Bob Cirlot,
Thomas Dantzler and Arthur Colmer.
The funeral service of the old year was
hilariously observed by the party, who
first enjoyed the picture show, then re-
paired to the home of Miss HELEN
Rawlins, where games were played, re.
freshments enjoyed, fire works dis
played and ushering in the new gear
by sirenading neighbors and friends.
Miss Susie Pullman entertained at
happy New Year party Friday after
noon at the home of DR.. and Mrs. R.
G. Eley, including as her favored guests
Misses Hilda Canady, HELEN Rawlins,
Bobbie Lee Fitzner, Orpha Hunt, Mar
win Padgett, Alice Colmer, Edna Whit
field and Arthur Colmer, Bob Cirlot Nat
Rape and Howard Douglas. Miscel-
laneous games were enjoyed until
late hour, when halt WIS called and
delicious "eats" were served, the
hostess being assisted in entertaining
and serving by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Eley.
Mrs. X. w. Burnham's grace as a
hostess was most conspicuous on Fri
day afternoon, when she entertained
the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club, in
cluding table of guests. The trophy
contested for was lovely box of candy
which was won by Mrs. f. H. Turner.
After the bridge contest, the cards were
removed and delicious salad course,
with hot chocolate was enjoyed by
Madams Carrie Maclay, Herbert Canty,
A. F. Dantzler, E. H. Turner, w. L.
Shepardson, F. G. Pope, F. A. Will
liams, E. H. CAN'T, A c. Graham, Geo.
Carter and Miss Rachel Mcleod.
Misses Alice Colmer and Mary Eliza
beth Eley spent several days in Grand
Bay with their little friend Miss Edna
Whitfield, who accompanied them home
for short stay.
Mrs. D. c. Avent spent the weekend
in Mobile.
Miss Vivian LeVasseur and Mr.. Ray
Lingo surprised their friends on Fri
day, when they went over to Gulfport
and were married by Rev. Mahoney OF
the Baptist church, returning home the
same day. Mr.. Lingo, who is from
Victoria, Texas, and his young bride
expect to make their home here for the
present. ht.-~-.---- -'-- 'i'
]. w. Thompson was recent visitor
to Mobile.
Miss HELEN Rawlins spent several
days in New Orleans with her father,
Fl, M. Rawlins, last week.
Mrs. ]. d. Barksdale Of New Orleans
was guest of Mrs. ]. H. Walsh for
several days during the week.
Mrs. Henry Brusstar and five chill
dren left Thursday for an extended
visit to her mother in San Francisco,
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Brusstar have been
residents of Moss Point for the past
two years and their removal from the
city is a source of regret to the friends
thew have made during their stay
here. Mr.. Brusstar will join his family
later.
Miss Mable Smith returned Saturday
to Logtown, after ten-days' vacation
spent here with home folks.
The funeral services of Mr.. Fred
Fisher, who died suddenly about
O'Clock Sunday morning, was held
from the family residence at 2;So Mon
day afternoon, Rev. j. D. Ellis conduct
;ro tho services Mr.. Fisher was
eighty years old, native OF Indiana
hut for 40 years resident OF Moss
Point. Besides his daughter, Mrs. l..
J. Mcleod, he leaves three sons, Hon.
Hubert Fisher, Congressman from Ten
nessee, Mr.. Mack Fisher OF Chlcora'
and Mr.. lin Fisher of Moss Point, all
of whom were present at the funeral
Interment being made in the grimm
cemetery.