Montgomery Social Life Notes and Weddings
Montgomery Alabama society pages chronicle a June 2 wedding at Temple Beth Or for Helen Gertrude Wolff and Harry Schever, with a dinner hosted by Miss Lillan Emerson and a large guest list. Adjoining items report consolidations of Beauvoir and Joi de Vie clubs, multiple visitors from out of town, and several weddings including Adelaide Wolff LaTaste Baker’s union in Keokuk Iowa and Frederick Perry Caldwell’s marriage to Frances Matthews Fuller in First Presbyterian Church. The paragraph also lists society events, visitors, and travels involving families from Union Springs, Avesta, Birmingham, and Louisville with a steady stream of social duties and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard ‘Wolff
Helen Gertrude Wolff
Harry Schever
Temple Beth Or
Lillan Emerson
Annie Mae Logan
Goshen
Carrie Beall Hayes
Union Springs
Mattie Lou Wilkerson
Malda Wellborn
Mabel Higgins
Magsie Chambara
Laura Chambers
Wiliam Newton
Washington City
8. M. Johnston
E. L. Penruddocke
Birmingham
Shirley Bragg
Annie Mae Barton
Lafayette
Miss Pepperman
Beauvoir Club
Joi de Vie
Montgomery
Lucien V. LaTaste
Adelaide
Jesse Edgar Baker
Keokuk
Iowa
E. S. Baker
E. R. Baker
Myrtle Baker
Agnes Trimble
J. G. Thomas
William Dunbar
Avesta
John
Jeannie Fuller
Witte
Margaret
J. Tracy Acton
Louisville
G. W. Patterson
Bennett Griffin
Virgil Griffin
Milwaukee
Thomas G. Jones
New York
Elizabeth Hanson
Wilam Hubbard
Minner Hunter
Newnan
Nell Whitsett
Columbus
Mary Johnson
West Point
Mary Anderson
Magele Mobson
D. P. Blakey
Blanche Finch
Kearney
Nebr Pas
Georgia Connoly
Birmingham Society Notes Show Social Round and Weddings
Fuentes and hay rides and dances near Birmingham mark a gay week. Local social figures, newly married couples, visits to Blount Springs and Avondale, club consolidation talk, and summer travel plans populate the scene with news of gatherings, trips, and honors among Birmingham families.
Social notes from Tuscaloosa and surrounding towns
The Tuscaloosa Female College hosts a reception for Miss Eddie Bass of Louisiana with whist prizes won by Miss Mary Calhoun and Richard Prowell. A Whist Club gathering at Mrs. Mims P. Jemison’s home features a wooden bowl prize for Mrs. Bernard Wood and a pin for Mr. Richard Prowell. multiple local residents travel or visit Birmingham, Selma, Northport, Corinth, and other locales. several plan stays in Birmingham or Starkville. moves include Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shugart relocating to Birmingham and Miss A. T. Donohoe returning home from Pratt City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. F. Melton
Tuscaloosa Female College
Eddie Bass
Louisiana
Lades
Mary Calhoun
Selma
Robert Nabors
Mims P. Jemison
Bernard Wood
Meridian
Richard P. Prowell
Bettle Terry
Bertha Prowell
Birmingham
Edwina McCarty
Demopolis
J Ward Stickney
E. H. Foster
Howad College
East Lake
Joshua H. Foster
Stella Harris
Corinth
Miss
Bessie Kilpatrick
Chattanooga
Detroit
Mich
Luczy W. Craddock
Estelle Bingham
Mary O'Rourke
Tenn
Myra
Gussie Gaines
Northport
Bessemer
J. W. Adams
Columbus
D. J. Deacy
Eli Abbott
Starkville
Anna Wilson
Entow
Wh.werner
Furman D. Willingham
William Johnston
West Point
J. T Garner
Broad Street
Della Yaretzky
Gainesville
L. Rosenfeld
W. T McCormick
Asheville
N C
Hellen Harris
Moody
F. ¥. Anderson
Alabama State Land Company
Roland T. Shugart
Mamie Chalk
Merdlan
R. E. House
James Manly Foster
Richard
New York
A. T. Donohoe
Pratt City
Sallie Lou Walker
Mobile Society Notes From A Busy Hartford Visit
Brass pattons and sea breezes set the tone as the Country Club hosted a reception for Hartford officers and Benns Buck Vass and Cameron. Miss Annie Hunter receives many parties. Miss Daisy Sage wed Mr Hibridge Gerry Baker. Raleigh, Texas links and shipboard entertainments color the social scene amid hot weather and announcements of travels and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Hartford
Mesdames Benn, Buck, Vass and
Cameron
Hannah Lyons
G. M. Luce
Reeder
Rittenhouse Moore
W.W. B. Thomas
Buster Moore
Goldthwaite
Pensacola
Annie Hunter
Adele Barre
Mabel Heustis
Helen Clarke
Virginia Thomas
McIntosh
Thomas
C. T. Hearin
Thomas St. John
Mellett
Sharp, Hussey
Edie
Houston
Delight- IM Corres
Spectal
College staffer returns to Tuscaloosa after year away
A faculty member of the Alabama Central Female College will return to Tuscaloosa next fall to resume her position after a year at home in Camp Hill. Other notes mention Miss Evelyn Searcy attending Greensboro commencement, and several residents traveling for university events and family visits in Georgia and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E Rocket
Cooks Springs
Joseph Hardie
Chandlers Springs
California
George Wadley
Macon
M. W W. Steele
Avondale
Ira L. Thornton
Bainbridge
Pearl Frost
Benelle Comer
Woman's College
Lexington
James Garlang Johns
Asheville
Old North State
Katherine Comer
Alabama Central Female College
Camp Hill
Tuscaloosa
Evelyn Searcy
Greensboro
The
Southern University
J. O Abbott
Hot Springs
Ark
Hannah Stewart
Marion
Sadlerfoster
Loretta
Kathrine Taylor
Robert L Taylor
W. FP. Fitts
East End
Marila Alston
Broad Eet
Mattila Adams
Uest
Nabors
Decatu
Janita
It Girdles the Globe Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertisement
The Bucklen Arnica Salve is extolled as the world’s best healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches and all skin eruptions. It is presented as infallible and sold for 25 cents a box at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Van Diepenbeek painting owned by Atlantan uncovered
A 1625 Van Diepenbeek painting titled St Ann Teaching the Virgin Mary has been found in Atlanta. The work, praised for facial expressions, traces an illustrious history from German ownership in the Crimean War to arrest and sale in New York in 1862, and later to J A Dewar of North Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Diepenbeek
Rubens
Atlanta
St. Ann
Reubens
Hertogenbosch
Bois-le-Duc
Rome
Belgium
Antwerp Academy
Paris
Antwerp
England
Charles I
William Cavendish
Duke of Newcastle
Bis Country
C. W W. Culver
New York City
J. A. Dewar
North Georgia
Aimee Nelson Weds Dr. F G DuBose in Selma Presbyterian Church
Miss Aimee Nelson and Dr Francis Goodwin DuBose wed at the First Presbyterian church in Selma. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Nelson home. The couple plan a European trip including London for the coronation of Edward VII. They will reside in Selma after October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
First Presbyterian Church
Aimee Nelson
Francis Goodwin DuBose
W. T. Atkins, Jr
Tannhouser
John A. McKinnon
Messrs
R. D. Walker
Frank Scott
Joe Nicholson
Paul Stewart
Mary Young
Kate Jones
Ada Hooper
Mina Atkins
Janie Nelson
Mattie Jones
Alexina Wilkins
Jean Hogher
Hugh Hudson
Hugh Mallory
Edward Graham
B. Craig
Chambliss Keith
Dan Mitchell
R J, Davidson
Benjamin Howard
Octavia LeVert Nelson
Archie Reeves
Nelson
A A. Little
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Philadelphia
Liverpool
London
Edward VII
Dr DuBose
Miss Nelson
F. G. DuBose
Romeo
Juliet
Cupid
Psyche
Miss Young
Dixie Club
Lake Lanier
Lauderdale Street
Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy as a small dose hot water cure for sour stomach indigestion heartburn and chronic dyspepsia. It claims toning the stomach aiding bile flow and curing colic belching constipation and bad breath with trial offers and medical advice free from Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy Co. Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyners
Tyner
GO Tenta
Ladies Garment Sale Featuring Cambric Tops and Lace
The ad catalogs a sale of ladies undergarments and dresses with cambric and Nainsook fabrics, detailing skirts, drawers, chemises, gowns, corset covers and lace trims. Brands and prices include items from 25c to 5.00, highlighting embroidery, insertion, tucks, and various flounces. Describes several broken price points and lots left over from prior promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Paris
Mate Plaia
Cabinet Room Shaves
The Washington Star reports daily presidential shaving rituals with McKinney using a chair in the cabinet room for quick shaves between lunch and guests. Roosevelt relies on his barber, unable to shave comfortably on his own, often traveling with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
McKinney
Roosevelt
Excursion Tickets to Tybee At Low Rates From Atlanta
Central of Georgia railway offers excursion tickets to Tybee the South Atlantic coast resort. Price is 13.15 dollars round trip from Atlanta with tickets on sale daily and valid fifteen days. Additional low rates from other stations. Ticket office 16 Wall Street and Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
South Atlantic
Atlanta
Savannah
Aepet
Wall Street
Union Depo
Special Embroidery Sale Amid Rich Linen and Swiss Goods
A local sale offers embroideries up to 34.00 per yard in linen ecru, colored batistes, chiffon and Swiss items. Includes flouncings bands insertions ruffs and a bargain table with Swiss cambric ruffles and readings priced 10 to 18 cents per yard, plus bargains on lesser yardages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
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Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
Birmingham Society
Fuentes
Cunningham Wilson Hickman
Edwin Wilson
J. T. Nixon
Margaret Nixon
Blount Springs
Miss Fairfax
New Orleans
Miss Marder
Emme
Mae Cosby
Atlante
A. M. Ebrenze
Fifth Avenue
O. L. Kerns
Florodora
Ruter
Dr. J. C. Brown Medical Co
Albany
H. Toorea
Susan Deare
Ihs
Brown
Bors
Intifaciaey
C. Brown
Mj. Co. Brown Diced Company
N. J
Jacobs
Archive
Mobile Society
Smilax
Henry Hall
W. B. Thomas
Misses Bestor
Amanda Moore
Clara
Mattie Cary
Helen Triplett
Thames
James Moreland
Archie Heart
William Patterson
Bernice Patterson
Belle Hallett
George Fletcher
Lily Bragg
Mabel Houstis
Grace Bester
Stafford Springs
Ruth Bush
Texas
Frank Beny
Belize
George T. Smith
George N. Craft
Gate City
R. Herzfeld
Alexander City
Sue Lanier
Hollis
Henry Lanier
Americus
L. Lanier
Moses and
Phillips
W. B. Hagedorn
Daisy Zachry
Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Camilla Huguley
DeLoach
Hattie Black
Hardy
Chipley
Taylor White
B. P. Harris
Www
A. Cloud
Tuskegee
Ooilly Parr
Woodbury
van Diepenbeck
Point de Paris
M. Rich & Bros, CO
South
Cotton States Belting and Supply Co
South Broad ST
Moncrief Plumbing
Tinning CO
Madison and Mitchell Sts
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