Rainbow Carnival Invitations and Holiday Socials in Anniston
Social notes from Anniston detail Rainbow Carnival invites to the Bienville Chapter of the American Revolution at Hotel Alabama on December 31 1909. Also noted are gifts and gatherings for Captain and Mrs Kolb Golden Wedding events in Montgomery January 3 1860, plus extensive society updates on visitors, Christmas activities and local engagements.
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Bienville
Alabama
Mrs. Kolb
Montgomery
Kaplan Row
A. L. Tyler
James G. Glave
Tola
Olive Reynolds
John H. Noble
Woodstock Cotton Milla
Hoston
Chicago
Anniston Cordage Company
Florida
Trambleton Shepperd
William Jr. Zinn
J. L. Wikle
J. H. Kaplin
Lizzie Roberts
Christman
James G. Glass
Newton Wilson
A. H. Stickney
Walker
Farnsdale
Frohman to stage new works for Annie Russell and others
Annie Russell will star in a new comedy written for her and perform in New York and London under Charles Frohman. Pauline Chase returns to America. Hattie and Alberta Glover travel to Talladega for future New York roles after success in Paris and London in Peter Pan. The Woman Who Knew by C N Barnett has its first New York hearing March 15. Helen Gantley is booked by Brady and Beck for a leading role. Frohman plans a theatre devoted to rehearsals ready by May 1 to improve lighting and staging.
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Annie Russell
New Theatre
New York
Charles Frohman
London
Pauline Chase
America
Hattie
Alberta Glover
Talladega
C. N. Barnett
Louisville
Helen Gantley
Ashe
Niagara Fire Insurance Stockholders Declare 40 Percent Dividend
New York Dec 27 stockholders of the Niagara Fire Insurance Company met and approved the directors action to declare a 40 percent dividend from accumulated surplus. The payout will be made through issuing new stock.
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New York
Niagara Fire Insurance Company
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Mrs
D. B. Walsh
Aral Tele
Mrs. L. J. Richardson
Tome
South Berry Street
Reuben Mraneis Kolb
Mary Caledonia Cargile
Ernest Forbes
Birmingham
Mia
Susan Forbes
Quintard Avenue
Madeline Swift
Admiral Swift
Charleston Navy Yard
Harry Dyer Storer
Boston
Virginia Swift
Washington
John WW
Frye
John H
Harry Colwell
Columbia University
Charles Barker
Mr. Paul Cook
Mr. Cook
Iva Cook
J. W. McElreath
Dalton, Ga
Clarke
W. G. Cratchfield
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Walter Hampton
Chattanooga
Jackson
Zella Wilson
Mrs. Hayes
Atlanta
Lila Gordon
Mrs. Comer Guilmartin
Mrs. Comer
Midway
James C. Sproul
James Mustin
Little Janes, Jr
Tuscaloosa
Frank Cheney
Mrs. Cheney
A. H. Smith
Duncan Noble
John Noble, Jr
W. F. Osler
John McGuirk
Auburn
Robert Ridley
Mrs. Ridley
Be, D. Willett
Barnea Bible
R. L. Bowcock
Sawyer
Parker Memorial Church
Mrs. T. Kassel
Lena Ory of
Gadsden
Nellie Gottlieb
Ida Lewis
Iver
Paris
Peter Pan
Frohman
Camp Chanonix
Les Avants
Francisco Ferrer
Montmarte Hill
Derre
Ferrer
Paulin Perry
Ehris