Springtime Church News and A Royal Wedding in Mobile
Thursday events include Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby hosting No Trump at 4 p.m. and Mrs Matthew Brewster leading Thursday Bridge at 3 p.m. Mrs WA Carter hosts Sewing Circle at 11 a.m. Church Home Guild meets at 11 a.m. A complete operatic rehearsal follows at Battle House. Dorothy Elliott Carter married Rollin Broughton at Government Street Presbyterian in a Greek marble setting with Easter lilies and white finery.
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Agnes Belle Goldsby
Dorothy Elliott Carter
Rollin Broughton
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Prominent Mobile Wedding Enthralls with Musical Prelude
A refined Mobile society wedding unfolds with organ music by Edwin Lyles Taylor as the bride arrives. Matron of honor Mrs. Russell Hollinger leads, bridesmaids Misses Carter Webb Herndon Martin, and groomsmen join, while Rev. A F Carr conducts the ceremony for the couple led by the bride’s father Kearsley Carter. Dorothy Elliott is noted as central to the household.
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Mobile
Edwin Lyles Taylor
Russell Hollinger
Miss Carter
Tom Boone
Hugh Barclay
Margaret Webb
George Ketchum Gage
Stewart le Blanc
Rebecca Herndon
Henry Hall Clarke
Ben Campbell
Anhie Elizabeth Martin
Pine Bluff
Ark
Kearsley Carter
J. Curtis Bush
A. F. Carr
Dorothy Elliott
Battleships Ordered for Target Practice Off Mexico
On April 10 Washington reported battleships Minnesota Idaho and Connecticut sent from Hampton Roads to the east coast of Mexico. Their move frees the Georgia Vermont and Virginia now there to conduct quarterly target practice, detailing fleet arrangements and coastal operations.
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Washington
Minnesota
Idaho
Connecticut
Orde
Hampton Roads
Mexico
Georgia
Vermont
Virginia
Wedding Splendor at Government Street Home
Mrs. Kearsley Carter ties a colonial style gown with orange blossom accents and a sapphire diamond pin for a large wedding. The ceremony at a church is followed by a reception at 205 Government Street with elaborate Easter lilies, brilliants, and a grand bride’s cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rutherford
Government Street
E. G. Maxon
Oscar N. Barney
Lucile Overall
Mary Antoinette McIntosh
Ida Polk Ross
Emily Gray
Lucile
Helen Horn
J. Curtis Bush, Jr
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Prickly heat to red rash in infant cured by Cuthurs Soap
Mrs L T Sexton reports her baby, with head chest and arm rash, scales and sores lasting three weeks. After using Cuthurs Soap and Ointment, the scalp cleared by the first application and the child recovered fully within a week with no scarring.
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Isabella Ave
Knoxville
Tenn
L. T. Sexton
Mobile Chapter elects delegates to S A C W convention
At the Mobile chapter meeting of the Southern Association of College Women Mrs. H O Hanson was chosen as delegate to the annual S A C W convention in Richmond Virginia on April 16 and 17. Mrs. Prentiss Reed, organizer of the chapter, was elected alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Southern Association of College Women
H. O. Hanson
Richmond
Prentiss Reed
Discards Host Twenty at Afternoon Card Party
Mrs J J Cochrane welcomed twenty guests for a Discards club meeting with five tables in the library and tea in the dining room afterward. Prizes went to Miss Searcy and Mrs LeBaron Lyons for auction and to Miss Barre and Mrs Buck for guests prizes. Guest Mrs Kellogg of New York City attended. Mrs O L Crampton will visit New Orleans next week. Mr and Mrs J B Davis, on a New York honeymoon, report snowy April weather and plan to sail for Panama next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cochrane
W. F. Tebbetts
B. F. Adams
C. B. Hanson
BE. S. Lavretta
O. L. Crampton
New Orleans
J. B. Davis
New York
Finesse Club Hosts Mrs Beckett Visit and Prize
Mrs Sydney Robbins entertained the Finesse Club in honor of Mrs R C Beckett of West Point Mississippi. Three tables of players enjoyed games and an ice course with Simpson kisses. Mrs Francis Brady won the club prize silk hose for her high score. Mr Martin Holbrook is visiting relatives in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Robbins
R. C. Beckett
West Point
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Three Tables At Mrs Dunlap Home
Mrs Dunlap hosted a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering yesterday afternoon at 3 with three guests Mrs Con Little Mrs E D Bondurant and Mrs Ervin Little joining members to form three tables. Prize went to Mrs Wallace Cumnock who won a pair of silk hose. Miss Lilly Field visits Mrs George Hauenstein in Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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Lilly Field
George Hauenstein
Hattiesburg
Chautauqua Circle Hosts Quiz Session and Plans April Lecture
Mrs H H Duffee hosted a Chautauqua Circle gathering with ten members enjoying a Paris themed quiz and readings from works on Napoleon German life and art. Miss Middie Hamilton to lecture at Harte Auditorium on April 14 at 4 30. social notes include Mrs Hubbard and others hosting bridge and visits.
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H. H. Duffee
Paris
Napoleon
Josephine
Marie Louise
Germany
Miss Middie
Hamilton
Harte Auditorium
Woman Suffers No More after Pinkham Compound
Grayville Illinois Mrs Jessie Schaar says she suffered a year from female complaints and cramps before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now has better health. Chicago Illinois Mrs William Tully reports relief from periodic pains and displacement after taking the same remedy. The ad invites readers to write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grayville, Ill
Jessie Schaar
Main St
Chicago
William Tully
Ogden Avenue
iChicago, Til
Lydi E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minnie’s Kitten Reunited with Missing Pet
In a surprising reunion, a kitten thought stolen reappears at a shop where Helen and Warren find it near a wooden dish of milk. Minnie, a dirty yet pretty girl, greets the scene with joy as the kitten licks milk. Helen and Warren express relief and gratitude for the rescue and return.
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Helen
Warren
Warning at Work Predicts Hidden Benefit
You are warned you may lose your position but it could prove a blessing in disguise. With quiet thinking and judgment you can decide an important question to gain advantage. Avoid games of chance and loans as they are not lucky for you.
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Helena
Helen
Warren
Regorith Pte
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Mrs. Kellogg
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Ethel Kimball
Roy Bradley
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C. D. Kenny CO
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