Davis Leatherbury wedding and Mobile society events noted
The notice lists a Davis-Leatherbury wedding at 1017 Government Street at 9 p m and a 9:30 p m reception plus a 3 p m Bridge Party hosted by Mrs. C L Crampton and Miss Mazie McKeon. It highlights the Bal Masque charity ball organized by Miss Rosa Coates for the Barton scholarship fund and praises the Mobile Chapter D A R for its 1912 1913 season achievements with elaborate patriotic decor and Drago's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Leatherbury
Government Street
Mobile
Rosa Coates
Barton Scholarship Fund
Ammanac
Drago
Shawhan
Columbia
Miss Coates
Almanac Ball Delights With Elaborate Costume Parade
The Feminine Interest Society staged a festive Almanac ball featuring a parade of prize costumes. Mrs Shaw Han won originality for a tri color belt and Columbia themed outfit, while Miss Coates dazzled in a green pannier dress. First prize went to Mrs Clinton McCartney as a Butterfly with yellow charmeuse and gauze wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Columbia
George Washington
Parker Brothers
Shawhan
Coates
Paris
E. C. Zadek Company
Marie Shafter
Fatima
Ersian
Gainsborough
Valentine Brown
Kk. C. Beckett
West Point
Martha
Washington
W. K. Symon
Csardas
Marie Clifton
Sarah Logan
Marguerite Shouts
Daphne
Marguerite Ligon
Ligon
Frances Frazer
London
Marie Clayton Mahon
Clements
J. O. Smith
Sydney Robbins
Sykes Gilbert
William Groom
Dresden
Ford
Jean Corrie
Pass Christian
Gladys Tompkins
Madrid
Marlo Richards
Petrayal
Martha Curtis
Society Almanacormance
Adrenne Zeigler
New Orleans
Ae Eert
Gues
Sarah McDonagh
Chicago
Ethelyn’ Sigler
Louisville
BD. L. Mumma
Robertsdale
Ala
J. 8. Tucker
B. T. Adams
Monk
J. W. Hunter
D. P. Bester
Charles Cunningham
Holcombe Quill
G. A. Leftwich
Horoscope Advice Warns Against Loss and Blind Risk
You are warned against losing money and against games and speculation. If in employ it will be well for you to consider the possibilities beyond your present situation, for some loss seems to be in store for you. Those born today will be too thoughtless to succeed well in business, but with self training and adaptability they can rise to high positions requiring pleasing address and diplomacy.
March 1913 Weather Report for Mobile Details
The monthly meteorological report for Mobile shows 10.58 inches of rain in March 1913, the wettest since 1905, with only five clear days and ten rain threats. Temperatures averaged 61.2 degrees, a 1.1 degree rise above normal, and a high of 79 on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
United States
Discards Club Hostess Honors Members at Ashland Place
Mrs McCreary Otte hosted the Discards yesterday at Ashland Place at 3 o clock. Silk hose prizes went to five winners: Mrs J B Tucker Mrs Paul Wilson Mrs Barry Lyons Mrs J T Cochrane and Miss Searcy of Tuscaloosa. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary Otte
Ashland Place
J. 8. Tucker
Paul Wilson
Barry Lyons
J.T. Cochrane
Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Mrs Ernest Thompsons Bridge Tea Charms Society
Mrs Ernest Thompson hosted a bridge tea for about one hundred guests at the Arnold home on Government Street. Attendees included Mrs Sydney Dorgan, Miss Hattie Arnold, Miss Lonnie Waiss, and many others with elegant pink decor and tables set for tea after the game. A separate note mentions Miss Sadie Leatherbury and Miss Dorothy Carter being honored at a luncheon by Mrs Gregory Luce, with April brides among the attendees. A public notice announces a Christchild Sewing Circle event at Mrs John Quills with games at 2 and a lawn party at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompson
Arnold
Government Street
Sydney Dorgan
Hattie Arnold
Lonnie Waiss
Gertrude Arnold
Ethel West
Mabel Hartwell
Florence Sibley
Annie Sibley
O. T. Arnold
Alfred Staples
Thompson
H. Penrose Vass
W. F. Tebbets
del Houstis
A. E. Maumenee
Clara Belle. Lack
Ee Hecker
Corinne Roberts
Harold Reed
Mary Mott
Mra
F. B. Clements
Emily Aay
Lucille Burke
Clinton Macartney
Annie Lou Ewree
Ruth, McCormick
Wlack Gould
Sadie Taylor
Mabel Mighell
Wyatt Brown
Marie Shaffer
Na Ee
Steele
Partr Hy
Lucille Rus
Mieses Leatherbury
Carter
Liss Carter
Lucy Leatherbury
Agnes Orton
Hattie McGlathery
St. Stephens
Rebecca Herndon
Annie Martin
Pine Bluff, Ark
Margaret Webb
Emily Terrill
Sykes Gilbert
Oscar Barney
Married Life The Third Year on a Spring Sunday
On a lonely Sunday Helen, awaiting word from Warren, spends a dreary afternoon and a bright spring drive with Mrs. Stevens. The ride through parks, country lanes, and a candlelit dinner offers a fleeting sense of companionship and prompts reflections on finding happiness in small moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Mrs. Stevens
Winifred
Delia
Jennie
John
Mr. Stevens
Helen Kaw
Bridge Club Hostess Evening Led By Mrs Flagler
Mrs C A F Flagler hosted a social evening for the Bridge Club yesterday with light refreshments and friendly play, continuing on the last page for full coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
C. A. F. Flagler
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Crampton
Mazie McKeon
Clara Schumann Club
Battle House Auditorium
Society
Apt
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
Darphin
Alaga
Alabama
Georgia
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery, Alabama
Ao Ya
Reemer
Beauty
Ates
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Ee Ee Couteth Ter
Gokaanins Cay
Gaiiwenenene
Miss Everywoman
Dame Faghion
Ereky Kioneiah
Hagan
Imi Ms
Lyonmfg. CO
5Th St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Agialor
Honey Boy
Smith’s Bakery
Honey -Boy
Dauphin
Hallett
Smith
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