The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-04-16
MOSS POINT HAPPENINGS
.,..sv Items from Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent

rwenty members of the Mizpah Bi
h,e class of the Methodist Sunday
aobool ayailed themselves of the op
\ nortunity of a delightful evening last
rridav when they were charmingly en-
.ertained by Miss Dora Cowan. Dur
Ing the short business session several
matters of interest to the class were
d,scussed. The treasurer's report OF
= ,he class activities during the month
!, showed that six dollars had been con
,ributed by the class to a needy family
during the past month, $1O.S5 sent to
thc orphans home in Jackson, besides
articles of clothing and notions valued
at s25.CO, $3.50 to missions and a
class fund Of $500 remains in the
treasury. Later pretty little tally
cards we're passed and partners for
several rook games were found, five
small tables having been arranged for
the participants. The hostess assisted
by her mother, served delicious fruit
gelatne, cake and candy
Few birthdays have been more JOY
usly celebrated or more happily
terminated than that on Tuesday.
Anril 18th, when a number of friends
called at the home of Mrs. Frances
Daniels in the afternoon to extend their
birthday greetings. for 'tis not often
friends have the privilege Of attending
birthday party where the honoree is
eighty years old. Mrs. Daniels, who
always looks forward to these celebra-
ticns, proved herself a most charming
hostess and carried off the hon
ors of the occasion with as
much grace as at "sweet sixteen"
The perfect spring weather was in ac-
cord with the occasion and many were
the lovely sweet-peas and roses which
lent their fragrance and beauty Those
who called were invited into the din
Ingroom, where, seated around the ta-
Bile which was centered with beauti-
fully embossed cake, mounted with
eighty candles, dainty refreshments
we're served by Mrs. Breeland and
Miss Hattie Daniels. A number of
lovely gifts testified to the good wishes
of Mrs. Daniels friends for continu-
alton of many more such happy birth
days.
Miss Sallie Cirlot of Bay St. Louis
spent the weekend here with home
folks.
Mrs. E. F. Gannt left Friday for
en- extended visited to her sister in
Montgomery.
Mrs. D. C. Avent spent Saturday in
Mobile, Mr.. Avent accompanying her
home.
After a residence here of several
years, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Pope are
leaving this week. Mr.. Pope has ac-
cepted a position with lumber firm
In Monroe, La. Mrs. Pope will visit
friends in Louisiana and Tennessee
before going to her new home. Their
removal is a source of regret to the
many friends they made during their
residence here.
Mrs. w. L. Martin of Bond is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Martin.
Alex. N. Mc1nnis of Chicora spent
Sunday here with his mother, Mrs.
Rachel McInnis and family.
Mrs. G. A. Henry and young son
spent Monday in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. McCullam and
baby of Tylertown are visiting Mrs.
McCulman's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Overstreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Spencer were
visitors to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Bounds spent Tuesday in
Mobile.
DR.. and Mrs. Tenny left this week
for Reserve, La, where DR.. Tenny
will follow his profession in the prac-
tice of medicine. Mrs. Tenny's broth
err Mr.. Joe Perdonia of Central Amer
lea spent several days here last week
as their guest
AT the meeting of the Fortnightly |
Club with Mrs. c. M. Farley last week
the literary program and the social
features were eliminated and officers |
Tor the ensuing year elected as fol-
lows: PRESIDENT, Mrs. r. c. Eey;
Vice President, Mrs. C. A. Graham;
secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. X. W.
burnham. The hostess served delici.
GUS refreshment consisting of fruit
cream with strawberries and cake. |
Mrs. Florene Brown and son Dillon
were weekend visitors to the Cres-
cent City.
Mrs. Norman Mclnnis spent Sunday |
In Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Graham and Mrs.
X. M. Taylor motored to Gulfport
sunday. They we're accompanied |
nome by Chriss Barber, who is a guest |
or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barber.
Mrs. A. M. Cowan left Tuesday for
visit to New Orleans.
The body of Mrs. r. H. Laftman,
VINO died following an operation at i
sanitarium in Denver, Colo, Sunday,
april 4, reached here Thursday night
ana was carried direct to the Presby
'erian church, where it remained un-
III the funeral services, beginning at
~ O'Clock Friday morning. Scores Of
friends called during the time to pay
meir last respects to the girl whom
'ney had known since childhood as
annie Wyatt Griffin, daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. ]. w. Griffin,-born here 80