The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-05-21
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
Newsy Items From Our Sister City
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

s Graham presided. The club will 3
e into sumner quarters after the ne,
: meeting with Mrs. Jackson, which wi
be social affair, when they will we
l come as new members, Madams o.
COwan and Henry Blumer. The afte
noon was brought to a delightful col
clusion when the hostess served daint
refreshments.
Mrs. E. H. Turner entertained O
Friday as farewell compliment t
Mrs. w. l.. Shepardson, who left tn
same afternoon for her new home il
Gulfport The color tone of gold ant
white was prettily expressed in the us,
of shasta daisies and nasturtiums
which were used in profusion abou
the spacious screened porch, where
the bridge contest was waged Mrs
Louis DeLashment was the winner Of
the first prize, bridge score pad in
cased in leather, while Mrs. C. l.. Tur
ner was consoled with lovely hand
made handkerchief, the honor guest
being also presented with dainty
little handkerchief. Delicious refresh.
ments were served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church was pleasantly entertain.
ed by Mrs. w. M. Bordner, Tuesday
afternoon, when sixteen members
answered to roll call. Following the
business session during the social hour
delicious punch and cake was enjoyed
Miss Maud Goff assisted in serving
Miss Anna Belle Stewart, who
taught in Waynesboro the past session
and who has been visiting in Mobile
during the week, returned home Fri
day.
The social meeting of the Mizpah
Bible Glass of the Methodist Sunday
School with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Len
nep last Thursday evening was one of
the most enjoyable held since the or
ganization of the class. The interest
ing result of class work was reviewed,
ways and means of securing new mem
bers were discussed and the treasur-
er's report showed that $1O35 had
been collected and used for various
purposes during the past four Sun
days. After the business session sew
eral games of rook were enjoyed,
music was furnished by the Victrola and
concluding the evenings entertain
ment delicious refreshments we're
served.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. |
Featherstorn of Macon, Miss, are in
terested in the announcement of the |
arrival of another son. Mrs. Feather
ston is remembered here as Miss Car
iotta Stewart
Miss Fran Dantzler of New Orleans
spent several days here the guest of
Miss Louise Cowan.
Mrs. R. l.. Orrell and baby have re-
turned to Mobile, after a two weeks
visit to relatives here.
Misses Rosalie and Bessie Mae
Baria and Jessie Dunaway who attend
ed the County Short Course in Pas
cagoula last week, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Wood over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beelan of
Arkansas are guests of Mrs. Cirlot and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowen spent the
fore part of the week in New Orleans.
Mrs. Henry Blumer was visitor to
New Orleans Friday.
Mrs. A. M Cowan. Misses Louise
Cowan and Fran Dantzler attended
1 reception given by Mrs. l.. w. Dantz-
er in Biloxi Friday
On Saturday Misses Cowan and
Dantzler, Mrs. ]. c. Montgomery and
Walter Inge motored to Mobile.
Miss Lola Vanderwall, who has
,een teaching music in Huttig, Ark,
,ince Christmas returned home Mon.
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Vanderwall
net her in New Orleans.
Mrs. E. l.. Colley returned from Mo-
,ile Saturday, having recently under
zone slight operation on her throat.
Alex N. McInnis of Chicora was in
own Saturday
Mrs. Frank Spann and daughter,
Mss vernie, were week end visitors
o Mobile.
Mrs. Harry Wilhelm. Mrs. E. X.
iantt, Mrs. X. w. Burnham. Mrs. o.
:. Cowan, Misses Dora Cowan and
essie Bounds composed party who
notored to Mobile for the day Wednes-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delno Brusstar arriv- ;
d Friday from New York and are
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spann.
Louis and Rummy Barber of Gulf
'ort are guests of their Brother, Mr.. I
Walter Barber.
Among those from here who attend
d the Shriner's Reunion in Mobile 8
were: X. w. Burnham, {
}. ID. Spann, G. w. O'Neil. Geo. Fitz-