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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

Page

6

Beautiful wedding ends Miss Pearce and Mr Glass union

The Mobile area reports the elegant wedding of Miss Irma Pearce and Adam Glass at the Pearce home with a double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. J. W. Phillips and Rev. Matthew Brewster. Guests include relatives from Galbraith Springs, Birmingham, Pine Hill, and Mobile. The couple depart for New York then will settle in Fleetwood prior to their own home.

Boivic Z—Zeal American Club Irma Pearce Adam Glass Charles Pearce J. W. Phillips Matthew Brewster Bettie D. Rosson Schumann Guy D’'Hardelot Howard Ryan Dudley Buck Frederick A. Coote Chas. Scholfield Schubert Liszt Harriet Ware Ww. G. Smith John Jossen Miss Rossen M Lody Liszt Miss Ivalich Eugenie Rosson Catherine Cook H. B. Stamps Galbraith Springs Tenn William Glass Birmingham Charles—Pearce Pine Hill Ala Glass New York English Cody Tom Hallett Niagara Falls Mrs. Stamps Atlanta Battle House Fle Claire Mobile Tabernacle Baptist Church Gladys Kennedy Guy R. Hurlbutt Harry Keener A. B. Reed Alry Patterson Myrtle Tully T. H. Wakeford J. K. Evans O. H. Swinson Henry D. Clayton J. W. Potter Baby M. S. Brown Biloxi John I. Turnbull Detroit Mich Roy Houser G. A. Mershon Fairhope M. Costello Point Clear W. S. Moore Perdue Hill Browne Dawson S. S. Tilney and Son Mary Tilney W. D. Stratton Orange N. J J. R. Wilson Montgomery Cawthon Hotel C. H. Hildul Chicago Clem Taylor Pasy Christian John Benner William Wenke New Orleans A. S. Lyons Leila Kleppinger Anna Bridgman Miss Kleppinger Miss Bridgman Lyle G. Powell Selma Ed Rayfield Ellis Day Gates Neil Gates Spring Hill Woods A. F. Kersting Sidney R. Prince Marshall Higley Price Williams W. J. Atkinson Joseph McPhillips John

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair

A vintage ad touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to restore and darken gray hair. It claims the preparation, sold for about 50 cents, smooths, thickens, and hides gray strands without a cure or harmful effects.

Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway Service Notes

Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway announced passenger service to Cullom, Fonta and Healing Springs. Direct connections at York for Tuscaloosa Birmingham and points further.

Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway Cullom Fon Healing Springs York Tuscaloosa Birmingham

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Sanitized Cold Remedy

A brief note recommends a small bottle of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for children with a cold runny nose or cough. The fragment cites a soothing remedy and domestic use.

Dr. Bell

Elegant Monroeville Wedding At All Saints Church

The wedding of Miss Nellie Shomo Scott and Robert Lowery Coxwell of Monroeville took place in All Saints Episcopal church with Bishop W. N. Beckwith officiating. Easter Hilles roses and Southern smilax decorated the sanctuary as the ceremony opened with organist Phoebe Lawrence’s musical selections. Bridesmaids and other attendants wore white and pink dresses, the bride in white silk net over satin with pearls, and a pearl diamond pin. The couple left for New Orleans and Montgomery, where the groom serves as state examiner of public accounts.

Nellie Shomo Scott Robert Lowery Coxwell Monroeville All Saints Episcopal Church W. N. Beckwith Easter Phoebe Lawrence S. J. Yarbrough Mastin Scott Susie Gaillard Eleanor Gray Carl Hixon Hixon, Ala William Perdue Margaret Horn Z. C. Mims Atmore Weil Leghorn Mary Emma Nettles Lillian Leigh G. G. Scott Coxwell New Orleans Montgomery Neil Gates

Courtney Heads U A Committee On Carnival

Jack Courtney was named chairman of a Mobile committee to ensure every old "A" man in the Gulf City attends University of Alabama events on April 14 for an old athletes reunion and carnival at the university. Courtney played for Alabama baseball five to six years ago and Mobile has contributed many former athletes expected to attend.

University Ala Jack” Courtney Mobile Gulf City Courtney Alabama

Governor to Attend Birmingham Education Convention

Montgomery April 5 Special Governor Henderson and Education Superintendent William F Feagin join Montgomery educators for the Alabama Educational Association annual convention in Birmingham. The three day session opens Thursday with the governor delivering a speech on Local Taxation Thursday night.

Montgomery Henderson William F. Feagin Birmingham Alabama Educational Association

Ripley's simple gown blends style and utility

A report on Mme Alla Ripley’s fashion philosophy shows that practical frocks can be stylish. The rough description highlights a gray taffeta gown with a blue serge trim and steel buttons, praised for its graceful lines and Parisian feel.

Mme Alla Ripley Paris Ripley Mannikin

Much Interest in First Prize Run

The Automobile Club of Mobile hosts the first prize run drawing wide attention. By Wednesday morning seventy five entries had been received, including several women owners. The start is planned from the courthouse between 2 and 3 p m with a course from Government street to Hall s Mill road to Theodore then to the Delchamps and Frohsinn roads intersection then across to the Ce

Automobile Club of Mobile Government Street Hall's Mill Road Theodore Delchamps Frohsinn

Auto Club Sees 300 New Members In City Drive

The Frohsinn road has been graded and is in fine shape for motoring. Other roads are macadamized and in top condition for speed. Auto Club officers praise local interest as 300 new members joined in thirty days.

Dar Point Frohsinn Automobile Club

Russian General Ivanoff Retired From Galicia Command

General N I Ivanoff retires from command of Russian armies in Volhynia and Galicia. Emperor Nicholas issues a complimentary rescript. Successor not announced. The mock trial remark appears as an unrelated aside.

Petrograd N. I. Ivanoff Volhynia Galicia Nicholas

How to Prolong Life Through a Simple Diet

A-promotional piece argues simple diets extend life and touts Vinol from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation as a reliable remedy to restore strength in the aged. It suggests consulting local Vinci drug stores for the product.

Conaro van Antwerp Drug Corporation P. S Vinci Drug Store

Inside bathing for better health with limestone phosphate

An advertisement urges daily internal cleansing by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to wash toxins from the bowels. It claims this practice cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and blood, preventing headaches biliousness constipation and bad breath.

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Mobile District Daisy Peck Peck Apartments Gelock Irwin Fearn Hilda Broadwood Margaret Blacksher Meeting OF Russell School Improvement Assn E. L. Russell School Improvement Association Music Lovers Association OF Mobile Orchestra Lyric Theatre H. Cariel City Bank Bell Phone OF Charles Keller Charles Keller Annie Katherine DuValle Frank Ladd Teddy Laura Jackson Martha Powers Jesse Margaret Pugh Elizabeth Bowling Sara Walter Virginia Dodd Vernon Sibley Anna Belle Walpole Frank Ladd DuValle Vana Allen Holloman Ernest Ladd, Jr John Ladd John Murrell J. S. Taylor Plummer Burge Killarney Taylor Charles L. Taylor J. R. Burgett W. B. Patterson Ida May Clarke Moving Pictures Betty Brown Fashion Art League of America Helen Keller Miss Barnes Clarke School Amelia Barnes Clarke School Improvement Association Gesner T. McCorvey Thomas C. McCorvey Alex Cecil, Jr University of Alabama Alex D. Cecil Lillie Richie Maria Kendrick Carter Louisville Belle Tilden Mary Knight Rivers Rush A. C. Aldrich Bristol B. F. Adams Lucy Cotton Lucy Smee Mamie Adelsdorph New York City Walter Inge Progreso C. E. Pollard Buffalo N. Y Walter Smythe Charlotte Bean Fannie Murphee Jewell Farmer Lucille Clark Julia Sheldon Fidelis Scott Emma Bullen Elizabeth Pistole Dorothy Hancock Hallie Snowden Emma Layinghouse Nellie Scott Robert Coxwell Chile Virginia Thornton May Leatherbury Coden Leo Clark No Trump Club Henry Aldridge Miss Hilda Miss Sadie Dickens Gaines Fincher Sadie Dickens Edward Fincher Craighead Club Craighead Mothers’ Club OF the Temple Mothers’ Club of the Temple B'nai B'rith Hall U.S. BD Music Lovers’ Association Blue Ridge Club KX Pens U. OF A City Ticket Office South 2
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