Marriages and social events listed for Tuesday calendar
Miss Gusman and Mr Barbee marry at 11 30 this morning Strauss Rosenbaum nuptials at 8 30 at the Battle House Auditorium Reception following ceremony Mrs Royal Brady complimented by Mrs Gus Chaudron at 3 30 New Bridge Club Country Club Bridge hosted by Mrs B R Wilson L J Davis and Mrs C B Hays Wilmer Circle sewing at 11 Rehearsal supper to the Marriott Dukes wedding party at 8 30 Mrs J W Reaves hosts Progressive Bridge Club at 2 30 Dinner Dr and Mrs R A Rush at 7 Mrs T P Norville hosts Newman Circle 6 to 8 Home Economics Club meeting 11 Parlor C Battle House Annual election of officers Fannie Woodcock Missionary Society meets 10 45 in Burgett Memorial building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Brady
Gus Chaudron
New Bridge Club
Marriott- Dukes
William C. Dukes
Battle House
Fannie Woodcock Missionary Society
Burgett Memorial Building
A. B. Wilmer
Wilmer
Harvey E. Jones, Jr
Columbus
Marie Howell
New Orleans
Grace
la Mode
Local Society Honors Bride and Iberville Anniversary
Jerie Gusman celebrates a spring wedding in Mobile with family and friends. The ceremony at Christchurch follows Episcopal ritual led by Rev Mathew Brewster, vows exchanged beside pink roses and ferns. The Barbees depart for Memphis then plan a South Ann Street home, gifts abundant. Iberville Historical Society marks the 100th anniversary of the Captive of Mobile with German Relief Hall ceremonies led by General Wilkinson’s U S forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerie Gusman
Mathew Brewster
Christchurch
Harvey Colgin
Copenhagen
Marion Davenport
Lina Thomas
Barbee
Memphis
South Ann Street
Mr. Barbee
Mobile
Iberville Historical Society of
Ala
Mobile Corny
Wilkinson
United States Army
Social Guild Elects Officers After Pleasant Meeting
The newly formed Social Guild met with Rev. and Mrs. A G Richards of Trinity Church for a varied program of solos, a duet, and a recitation. Officers chosen were Carl Green president Miss Thelma Jones vice president Miss Louise Sprague secretary and Miss Evelyn Robertson treasurer. The next meeting will be at Miss E L Robertson's State street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Guild
A. G. Richards
Trinity Church
D. W. Hutchens
Louise Sprague
May
Thelma Jones
Helena Krunpp
Carl Green
Evelyn Robertson
E. L. Rovertson
State Street
Home wedding joins Elina Gusman and David Barbee
The couple Elina Deas Gusman and David Rankin Barbee wed this morning at 11 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Va. The April day was bright with spring jewels of sunshine blue sky and roses, promising wedded happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gusman
Mr. Barbee
Elina Deas Gusman
David Rankin Barbee
Alfred Va
Outdoor recreation guidance for children born today
The advice urges steady pursuit of consistent plans despite unsettled affairs. It promotes outdoor activity for health and to steer children away from frivolous pleasures, encouraging balanced values and disciplined amusements for those born today. It cautions against excessive restriction while stressing the link between play and serious purpose.
Mrs. H. M. Friend Hosts Afternoon Club at Government Street
Mrs. H. M. Friend entertained a noon gathering at her Government street home with two tables of club members and Mrs. E. D. Bondurant as substitute. Bondurant won at one table and paired with Mrs. Powell at the second. prizes were green silk parasols. Tea and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Friend
Government Street
E. D. Bondurant
V. A. Powell
Bridal Luncheon for Miss Matelyn Fowlkes at Georgia Avenue
Miss Agnes Fowlkes hosts a luncheon for her cousin Miss Matelyn Fowlkes at a pleasant Georgia Avenue home at 1 o'clock. Guests include Miss Mattie Floyd Miss Lucile Rush and Miss Mary Knight Rush with Mrs EB Peterson. The event previews the upcoming wedding with white and green decor and a white rose place card for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Fowlkes
Matelyn Fowlkes
Pleasant Home
Georgia Avenue
Mattie Floyd
Lucile Rush
Mary Knight Rush
EB. A. Peterson
Window and mirror cleaning with dusting and polishing
Cleaning guidance for dusting both sides of windows and mirrors with a dry cloth. Use warm suds of Gold Dust powder and a soft cloth, wipe and dry, then polish with a chamois or whiting. Do not wash when sunlight is on the glass.
Card Play and Affairs Highlight Mobile Events
The record notes that a date is to be announced later for events in Mobile, with the card play and social affairs described as a fine flourish in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Monday Card Club selects bridesmaids at entertaining event
Miss Matelyn Fowlkes and Miss Mittie Floyd of Meridian chosen as substitutes at the Monday Card Club gathering. Ten members completed the bridge contest with Miss Floyd winning first prize of silk hose and Miss Leona Wetherbee earning the bluebird pin. Tea and salad followed the auction. The piece notes future plans of Miss La Grande Smith and others, plus visits of Dr. Edward Wadsworth Peterson and wife to Mobile for a Medical Association meeting hosted by the Inges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matelyn Fowlkes
Mittie Floyd
Meridian
Lucile Burke
Tremlet Holzborn
Elizabeth Hybart
Texas
J. Ernest Thompson
Annie Lou E. Anfield
Leona Wetherbee
Lucille Burke
Imogen Little
Agnes Fowlkes
Varina Gould
Sadie Taylor
Marie Shaffer
Marie Clifton
Children’s Fancy Dress Ball Aids German Relief
The week’s highlight is the Children’s Fancy Dress Mask Ball for German Relief. It takes place at German Relief Hall on April 18 at 8 pm with general dancing from 10 to 12. Admission is 50 cents. Patronesses include Mesdames Inges Quill Glennon Sykes Gilbert Ed Robinson Webb Van Antwerp Turner Vincent Smith Sawyer McAlpine Kelly Blocker Van Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Relief Hall
Mesdames
Frances J. Inges
Holcombe Quill
James Glennon
Sykes Gilbert
Ed Robinson
James Webb
Garret van Antwerp
Horace Turner
Charles Vincent
G. Smith
W. B. Sawyer
John McAlpine
W. T. Kelly
Blocker Thornton
Andrew van Antwerp
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proclaimed Best Cure
A public notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. It promises relief and a prompt cure and notes it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Auction Bridge Party Announced by Athlesian Club
On Saturday April 26 at 2 30 p m the Athlesian Club hosts a large auction bridge battle the hostesses are Mrs Ralf Ward and Mrs C A F Flagler A second card party will follow the next week featuring champion players of auction bridge with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auction Bridge Pary
Athlesian Club
Ralf Ward
C. A. F. Flagler
Scalp Locks and Broadway Romance
A barber explains scalp locks as natural wigs, noting eight to ten inch lengths that can cover bald heads. He recalls cutting a ten inch lock from a sixty year old banker whose fiancée, a seventeen year old chorus girl, jilts him that evening, mocking Broadway romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Intelligent Manager Causes Stir With Critics
Col Henry W Savage denounces New York critics as lacking real critique while theater managers crave constructive feedback. He cites Wilton Lackaye and a failed production of The Law and the Man based on Hugo's Miserables as an example of management and criticism tensions in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
New York
Col. Savage
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Ohio Woman
Mrs Legangel of Megadore Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe female ailments and avoiding surgery after two pregnancies She recommends the remedy to others noting it restored her health and allowed her to care for her family The ad invites letters for confidential medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leg Angel
Megadore
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Bayou la Batre Social Notes Include Lectures and Events
The Chautauqua group met Mrs. J J Bosarge for Shakespeare Day planning and a lecture by Miss Meddia Hamilton from Chautauqua New York. Local events ranged from dances at Bay Shore pavilion to a power boat picnic to Dauphin Island with various church and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
J. J. Bosarge
Lewis
Mississippi
Voltaire
Perugini
Meddia Hamilton
New York
Baptist Church
Cora A. Whelply
Bay Shore Pavillion
Emma
Dauphin Island
Baptist Church Ladies Aid
Lucy Smee
Perry Bosarge
Fagerstrow
Whistler
Luther Stevens
Wm. Smee
Norman Losarge
Effie Brybee
Astar
Whelply
Moe
Salvedore Peyetil
F. BE. Smeet
Biloxi
Mrs Cummins Re-elected President of NCR Carolina
Mrs A B Cummins wife of Senator Cummins of Iowa was re elected president of the National Society Children of the American Revolution at the annual meeting. Officers reported the organization in flourishing condition with large membership gains and more chapters during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
A. B. Cummins
Senator Cummins
Iowa
National Society
Children of the American Revolution
Circus Night Sparks Mixed Feelings Across Carload
Helen and Warren attend a bustling circus where acrobats, horses, and elephants perform in rapid sequences. Tables turn as Helen grieves over animal treatment while clowns and jugglers draw muted applause amid the dazzling spectacle.
One Cent Postage Advocates Meet With Postmaster General
Washington officials of the National One Cent Postage Association led by President Charles William Burrows conferred with Postmaster General Burleson to push for lowering the first class mail rate. The group aims to crystallize demand for a one cent postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
Circus Life and the Looming Trap of Aerial Feats
Helen and Warren attend a traveling circus described through lively commentary on acts from slackwire to trapeze. The piece highlights acrobatic daring, animal performances, and the meticulous organization behind the show, including backstage prep and crowd reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Therogram
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Country Club
B. R. Wilson
L. J. Davis
C. B. Hays
J. W. Reaves
Progressive Bridge Club
Dr. and
Mrs. R. A. Rush
T. P. Norville
Newman Circle
Society
Bell
Your
Hamilton Whist Club
M. Rosenbaum
Ruth Rosenbaum
Berney Strauss
la Grande Smith
J. Craig Smith
Alabama
Europe
Booth
Montgomery
Edna Manning
Kittie Gray Coleman
Uniontown
Paris
Sorbonne
Spain
Orient
Edward Wadsworth Peterson
New York City
The
Medical Association
H. T. Inge
Castoria
Ieee
Ches. H. Fletcher
Eures
Tore Coty
Intelligent Manager
Mrs, Manges
E. Pinkham
Bayou la Batre
Mrs. Cummins
Rife
Mabel Herbert Urner
Kitten
Circus
Hubbard
Beacon
F. M. Hoyt Shoe Co
Manchester, New, Hampshire
Beacon Shoe Store
Dauphin St
ROYAL
Waron
Mobile Electrical Supply Co
Water ST
Gulf City Dye Works
the Peoples
Bank Astapriagee
Pyry
State of
Merchants Bank ,Water and
ST. Francis Sts
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