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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary prose depicts street children and birds in dreamlike scenes. Vivid glimpses merge urban squalor with imagined beauty, as a ragged child and a hospital of glittering light contrast with the glistening river below.
The wedding of Miss Annie Low Carroll of Cottonwood to Mr. Rob Howell was held Sunday morning in Mlakety. Annie is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carroll. Mr. Howell is the son of Mrs. D. B. Howell and the late Dr. Howell, with many friends offering congratulations.
The Montgomery Advertiser reports Cecil Davis, a young pianist from Savannah Music Club connections, delivering a refined recital at the Lawton Memorial. Critics praise his true tone, delicate touch, and expressive depth, noting a promising future as a serious student of masters. The piece includes Scharoun Fantasia. Davis began musical training under Mrs Lila Jane Wate at Eilenberg Conservatory. The new Century Club meets Tuesday afternoon with leader Mrs R T Gihent. members urged to bring quotes for discussion.
Even at formal dinners hosts use card place cards as table decor. Women design watercolor or ink cards featuring monograms family crests or home names to personalize the event. A designer began selling original cards in department stores and now receives regular orders, with clubs and out of town houses asking for unique watercolor designs.
A Western club fiesta showcases hostess originality through playful guest sketches printed on simple cards. Children’s place cards feature conundrums and poem lines, with guests guessing answers. a photographer friend adds snapshot sketches from glimpses or photos, while decor and records reflect the hostess’s distinctive style.
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