Social Bridge Circles Host Busy Week Across Government Street
Society Wednesday and Thursday bridge clubs met at Mrs. T. K. Jackson and Mrs. E. J. Buck homes on Government Street with multiple tables. Prizes included a Canton tea caddy and an embroidered handkerchief. guests included Miss Varina Gould, Ernest Ladd, Mrs. Erwin Little and Mrs. Matthew Brewster among others. Mrs. John L. Rapier entertained in honor of Mrs. W. St. Naftel with al fresco luncheon and bridge under oaks, tallying high score for Mrs. T. K. Jackson and consolation for Mrs. A. M. McGehee of Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Jackson
Government Street
Varina Gould
Ernest Ladd
Erwin Little
C. B. Hayes
E. J. Buck
Matthew Brewster
A. P. Bush
Julian Watters
Henry Hall
L. ‘Ensign
A. M. McGehee
Tuscaloosa
Rapier
Rex Rapier
Ben Toomer
Thomas R. Marshall
Marie Spotswood
Marion McDuffie
Bridge
J. L.coleman
R. B. Harrison
Modesta Demony
John Shearer
Byron Clingerman
Claude A. Grayson
Richard Christian
Harry Childers
Carl Fox
Lulu le Baron
Allie Bo
Quill’s Invitation Social Honors Local Miss Creary
Yesterday at Mrs Quill’s home a guest list of Misses Rebecca Herndon Margaret Webb Mary Antoinette Mc Intosh Rosa Coates Mamie Nellie Quill Virginia Creary Mittie Floyd of Meridian Ida Polk Imogen Little Emily Gray Jean Miles Lucile Burke Frazier Katherine Harris Agnes Fowlkes Lucy Leatherbury Agnes Orton Gladys Tompkins Varina Gould Marie Shaf fer Lucile Rush Tremier Hoizborn Frances Fraser Gladys Gibson Ethel Burgess Mary Danner Zemma Mastin Ruth McGowin Lucile Overall Mary Bacon Duncan of Tuscaloosa attended. Virginia Creary won first prize a French novel picture while Holzborn took consolation Ivory frame The honoree received a silver hair ornament. A refreshing collation followed in the dining room with Duchess roses and sweet peas adorning the table.
Social Notes From Mobile and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Annie Martin enjoyed a card party in Pine Bluff after noon yesterday. Miss Freeda Donald and family visit Spring Hill. Mrs. Wyatt Brown heads to Atlanta for opera then Asheville with Dr Brown. Mobile friends bid farewell as they plan moves to North Carolina and Georgia.
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John Quills
Pine Bluff
Ark
Annie Martin
Louis’ Donald
Meir
Freeda Donald
Spring Hill
Wyatt Brown
Atlanta
Dr. Brown
Asheville
N. C
No Trump Club Holds Gala Meeting At Mrs Mohr Home
An especial gala day marked a No Trump Club gathering at 3 o clock hosted by Mrs. Henry Aldridge at Mrs. Charles A. Mohr residence. The event featured six tables of play with participants including Agnes Belle Goldsby Laura Pillans Julia Creary Margarita Ligon F L Crown Clinton Macartney S Murphy Con Little Ellen MacMahon Miller B D Flynn Ab Jackson Paul and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Trump Club
Henry Aldridge
Charles A. Mohr
Aldridge
Mobile
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Laura Pillans
Julia Creary
Margharita Ligon
F. L. Crown
Clinton Macartney
S. Murphy
Con Little
Ellen, MacMahon
Miller
B. D. Flynn
Ab Jackson
Paul
Social news and upcoming events from Mobile society
A long list of guests at Mrs J T Sehley’s reception includes Wilson, Mrs Horace Upton, Miss Mamie Tompkins and others. Prizes awarded to Miss Goldsby and Mrs McCartney. The spread featured pink roses mauve verbena and pink candles. Evening events include a Country Club dance, Lantern Lanier talk, bridge parties and a Keno party. U D C scholarships announced with multiple full and partial awards to Alabama descendants. Scholarships open to applicants from other states with conditions.
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Ing
Ogontz School
Ogontz
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Castle
Alabama
Alabama Division
Agnes
Scott. College
Decatur
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad
Flavorless tonic claims to arouse the liver and purify blood while driving malaria from the system. Advertises as a general strengthening tonic for adults and children priced at 50 cents.
Pensacola Charter Bill Heads to Senate Vote
The Pensacola commission government charter bill will be taken up in the state senate by Senator John P. Stokes after a favorable report from the senate judiciary committee. It is expected to pass the house promptly and become law by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
State
Senate
John P. Stokes
Judiciary Committee
House
Noted visitors in the city include Scranton couple
G. M. Scranton and wife of Alliance Ohio are in the city on a short visit and registered at the Bienville hotel. James Freeman assistant-general passenger agent based in Birmingham and G. C. Robinson travelling passenger agent of the Southern railway based in Selma Alabama are in the city for several days. Mrs Ben Schwartz of Houston Texas visits her mother Mrs M Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Scranton
Alliance, Ohio
Bienville Hotel
James Freeman
Birmingham
G. C. Robinson
Southern Railway
Selma
Ala
Ben Schwartz
Houston, Tex
City
M. Russell
Owen Plans Senate Banking Reform Meeting
Senator Owen, chair of the senate banking and currency committee, is arranging a Monday meeting of the full committee with backing from the group to discuss a new currency reform bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
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G. G. Stewart
J. D. Wilkins
Hallett Street
G. R. Ogden
Captain
Bethea
Shreveport
Hartwell Tarver
Georgia
Diane
South
E. E. Forbes Piano
Mobile, Alabama
Corner Dauphin and
Jackson Sts
Hi Pruitt
Hammel
Ings
WLBT
SRY
Gingham &c
Pepperell Mills
Hou
Utp
Mennefi
Brassiers
Foulard
Ratine
Eponge
New York
Annetta McMillan
Marie Clifton
Gladys Tompkins
Marion Mountain
Sidney ‘Lanier
Ee Jan Church
A. F. Carr
Amelia R. Abbott
Terry L. Moore
New Bridge Club
W. T. Hieronymus, Jr
Elsie Leopold
St. Louis
William R. Bringhurst
Lucia Price
The
Mobile Infirmary Association
Tor
Chicago University
Alabama Presbyterian College
Anera
L. M. Bashinsky
U. D.C
Troy
Conkey
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin
Conception Streets
Wooltex
House of “Mark
Cross
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