Sidney Rosenbaum Hosts Shakespeare Luncheon at Cawman Hotel
Sidney Rosenbaum hosted a Magazine Club luncheon at the Cawmn hotel on Wednesday at 3:30. Guests enjoyed two games, Shakespeare themed, with prizes won by Mrs. Louis Metzger who received a bard portrait and a bundle of magazines. The table featured a Shakespeare motif with quill centerpieces and quotation place cards, honoring Mobile club tercentennial celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rosenbaum
Maga ® Club
Cawmn
Louis Metzger
Mostert
Bard
Florentine
Ed Metzger
A. G. Moses
A. D. Hanan
Hattie Neubrik
E. Guggenm
Norman Meyer
Ess
Visiting physicians depart for a cod en trip
A party of physicians and their wives left this morning for a long trip to Coden. Included were Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Baker of Montgomery Mrs. L. Pratlow of Scaloosa Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Mer of Montgomery and Dr. and Mrs. Ker of Tuscaloosa.
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Coden
H. N. Baker
Montgomery
L. Pratlow
Scaloosa
Lewis Mer
Ker
Tuscaloosa
Outing for Visiting Physicians on the James A. Carney
Dr. P. J. M. Acker oversaw arrangements for a 6 oclock boat ride on the James A. Carney in Mobile to honor visiting physicians of the State Medical Society and their wives. A band played and refreshments were served, with light midway details noted as enjoyed by all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. M. Acker
James A. Carney
Statercal Society
Mobile
Mobile Graded Union Meets Oday in Burgett Memorial
Mobile Graded Union will meet Oday in the Burgett Memorial of i Government-street Presbyterian church at 3 45. Lesson Construction Miss Baker from 38 45 to 4 So total half hour for teachers and school inns from 3 15 to 3 45 Sunday school study from 4 to 4 30 Teachers mining classes from 4 45 to 6 15 hyone interested in any part of this gram is cordially invited to at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Graded Union
Burgett Memorial of i
Government-street Presbyterian Rch
Miss Baker
Hyone
Party Planned for Mrs Price Williams Daughter
Margaret Williams, daughter of Mrs Price Williams of Dauphin Way, will celebrate her birthday with a party Tuesday afternoon from five to seven o'clock.
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Garet Williams
Price Williams
Dauphin Way
Rev J W Phillips to deliver fifth sermon in series
Rev J W Phillips continues his series The Words From the Cross drawing large audiences from all denominations. Tonight he preaches I Thirst It is Finished conveying the finality of Christ’s passion in a stirring message.
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J. W. Phillips
Full Attendance Urged for Interdenominational Union Chorus
The I M U chorus led by Mrs. F P Davis asks all members to meet this afternoon at Christ Church chapter house at 4 o clock. Full attendance is requested.
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Interdenominational Union Chorus
I. M. U. Chorus
F. P. Davis
Christchurch
Electra UDC to Meet This Afternoon at Home Economics
The Electra Semmes Colston Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a business meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Home Economics rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra Semmes Colston Chapter
Electra Semmes Colston
Prize for Largest Attendance at Fowlkes Lecture
The prize went to the school with the largest attendance at Dr. C B Fowlkes lecture at Harte auditorium. Miss Gertrude Finks FEIL Marechal room won five dollars for the most pupils from a single room. The count, by the Southern Association of College Women, estimated about a thousand children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fowlkes
Alabama Dentists Association
Harte
Gertrude Fink
Feil. Marechal School
Southern Association of College Women
Reception and Dance for Visiting Physicians at Battle House
A reception and dance honoring visiting physicians and their wives was held Wednesday night at the Battle House auditorium after a Lyric Theatre lecture. The room featured palms and music with punch served. The reception committee included Dr. Edwin Seales Dr. D T McCall and Dr. A E Maumanee.
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Battle House
Lyric Theatre
Edwin Seales
D. T. McCall
A. E. Maumanee
Mobile visitors and residents gather in late 1920s era scene
C A Pigford of Meridian visits Mobile to inspect riverfront facilities while E K Morris of Indianapolis collects hog ranch data. Numerous travelers and locals arrive in Mobile for leisure or business, including Spring Hill student Timothy Bentley and families from Alabama, Georgia, and Pittsburgh staying at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Morris
The
Swine Breeders Journal
Indianapolis
Mobile
Timothy Bentley
Spring Hill College
Cawthon Hotel
Charles Bentley
Richton
W. Bentley
Alabama Medical Association convention attracts Mobile attendees
Hotel registers since Monday show growing name lists. The Alabama Medical Association convention draws larger attendance in Mobile than any state reunion of the Confederate Veterans in recent years. Delegates from interior Alabama, visiting Mobile after years, enjoy their stay. The river excursion and Wednesday hay ride were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Medical Association
Mobile
Confederate Veterans
Veteran engineer to tour eastern cities and England
Captain Peter Hyser of the Southern Railway leaves Mobile with his wife for a month long voyage to Washington New York Philadelphia Boston and several English cities. He will wear his veteran badge for twenty five years service recently presented to him in Birmingham by President Jairfax Harrison of the Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hyser
Southern Railway
Mobile
Thomasville
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
England
Aptain Ryser
Birmingham
Jairfax Harrison
The
Southern
Birmingham Doctor Among Alabama Medical Association Delegates
Dr. W. P. McAdory of Birmingham, a prominent physician, attended the Alabama Medical Association convention. He fraternized with Mobile friends Thursday and received a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McAdory
Birmingham
Alabama Medical Association
Moore Loecklin wedding invites Perdue Hill Alabama visit
Mrs. G. G. Scott will travel this week to attend the Moore Loecklin wedding at Perdue Hill Alabama. Miss Cecile Morrissette will be among the attendants and Mrs. Scott will stay as a guest of her brother Judge R. B. Slaughter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Scott
Perdue Hill
Ala
Cecile Morrisette
Scott
R. B. Slaughter
Carousel Proprietor Sees Strong Summer in Mobile
Charles Marcette of Monroe Park Carousel returned from New Orleans where he spent winter. He says New Orleans parks anticipate big business this summer and expects Mobile will share the boost.
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Charles Marcette
Monroe Park
Mobile
New Orleans
Sullins Joins Mobile River Excursion With Collector Maer
Frederick Sullins of the Jackson Daily News traveled from Jackson to Mobile and Washington D C. In Mobile he toured the river aboard a trip hosted by Port Collector Percy W. Maer. It marked Sullins first visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sullins
Jackson
Miss
Daily News
Mobile
Washington, D. C
Percy W. Maer
Mr. Sullins
Wedding of Miss Foster and Bryan Shields
The wedding of Miss Eugenie Foster and Bryan Shields will be solemnized at 6:30 this evening at All Saints church. The bride’s aunt Mrs G G Scott will give her away. J B Logan serves as best man. A full vested choir directed by Miss Phoebe Lawrence will sing.
Mrs C A Mohr Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Three Honorees
Mrs C A Mohr entertained at a Wednesday bridge luncheon in her usual lovely style. The event honored three attractive ladies whose husbands are attending the state medical convention. Sessions were interspersed with a number of delights.
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C. A. Moh
C. A. Mohr
Social event honors numerous Montgomery and Birmingham guests
The gathering featured honor guests including Mrs. Norman Baker of Montgomery and Mrs. Lewis Morris of Birmingham along with many others. Bridge contests drew crowds amid Killarney roses, with prizes awarded to Mrs. P. J. M. Acker, Mrs. Lewis Morris, and Mrs. BE D Bondu rant. A luncheon followed, centerpiece a pink hydrangea, corsages given to honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Baker
Montgomery
Lewis Morris
Birmingham
PD. Pardlow
Tuscaloosa
W. H. Kemp
A. P. Bush
Joseph St. George Tucker
J. O. Smith
P. J. M. Acker
E. D. Bondurant
W. H. Oates
C. N. Owen
Local social notes from Alabama residents visiting and traveling
Mrs. Charles Kirk of Axis spent Wednesday in Mobile. Miss Etta Flinn of Gainestown visits Mrs. S P Barnes for several weeks. Mrs. G F Monroe left Saturday for Chicago and Milwaukee and will summer in Minneapolis. Miss Evie Durant left today for Bromley to spend until Sunday.
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Charles Kirk
Axis
Ala
Mobile
Etta Flinn
Gainestown
S. P. Barnes
G F. Monroe
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Evie Durant
Bromley
William Kirtland
E. G. Glascock
Ocean Springs
Mary van Aller
Orange Beggh
J. L. Batson
Shelby
State Medical Association
H. L. Minns
Meoella
George Hervey
Pensacola
C. B. Hervey
Mabel Lee Windham
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
John Raney
Robert Raney
Kansas City
John B. Rapier
Montgomery
John L. Rapier
Dauphin Way
Stephen McArdie
New Orleans
Charles Bentley
Richton
Miss
Timothy Bentley
Spring Hill College
Lena Metzger
Max Michael
Demopolis
W. C. Gein
S. G. Montgomery
Lillie
Gadsden
Texas
Adam Glass
Atlanta
Howard Ryan
Maxwell Swain
New York
Mobile society notes of visits and guests
A mobile society column lists residents and visitors including Misses Evelyn and Katherine Slay Biloxi guests of Rev James Slay Mrs J F Terry guest of daughter Mrs W S Tisdell in Birmingham and others. Miller Reese Hutchison of New York spoke at Auburn to students on Thomas Edison while visiting his parents in Mobile.
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Norman Durant
Evelyn
Katherine Slay
Biloxi
James Slay
J. F. Terry
W.S. Tisdell
Birmingham
Russell Ladd
Atlanta
Miller Reese Hutchison
New York
Mobile
Auburn
Thomas Edison
Miss Eros Advice Column Sparks Dilemmas
Readers seek guidance on love and age gaps with 15 and 18 year olds. Advice urges dignity and caution, labeling the younger pair as potentially needing restraint and questioning the legitimacy of a rich suitor. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward propriety and social status.
Take Iron Says Doctor to Gain Strength Like an Athlete
A New York physician touts ordinary nuxated iron as a quick remedy for tired, rundown people. He claims two five grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks can double strength and endurance, with refunds if promised gains fail to materialize. Van Antwerp Drug Co. and other druggists dispense it.
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Miss Eros
New York
N. Y
Dr. Sauer
Europe
Iran
van Antwerp Drug Co
Earthquake Shakes Canary Island Town
An earthquake lasting twelve seconds rocked Canaries island Fuerte Ventura today wounding no one and causing minor damage. Residents fled homes as loud rumblings frightened the population. the quake was reported via Paris.
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Fuerte Ventura
Canaries
Paris
Club Calendar Highlights For Thursday And Saturday
Neighborhood clubs schedule a busy Thursday with Reciprocity Day at Mobile Art Club and meetings at Battle House and Settlement Home. Quorum Q Club and Interdenominational Union Chorus hold programs in the afternoon. Saturday features Education Day at Shakespeare Club with Mrs. J. B. Harvey at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Art Club
Battle
Mothers’ Club
Electra Semmes Colston
Interdenominational Union Chorus
Christ Church Chapter
Frank Davis
Shakespeare Club
J. B. Harvey
Social Calendar for Semmes and Mobile Events
Neighborhood sewing circle led by Mrs. J W Harroun at Semmes Alabama with Miss Alice Ewton boat ride by Mobile Medical Society visiting physicians aboard Steamer James Carney from 2 to 5 p m Foster Shields wedding at All Saints Church at 6 30 p m
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J. W. Harroun
Semmes
Ala
Ss. C
Alice Ewton
Mobile Medical Society
James
Carney
Foster-Shields
All Saints’ “Church
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Bell Phone
Yerby School
C. A. Pigford
Mobile and Bile
Meridian, Miss
Know Your City
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Southern Ice and Fuel Company
Joseph G. Espalla
Gray
Customs Department
Attalla
J. R. Moses
Bexley, Miss
Klosky’s
J. W. Haywood
Evergreen, Ala
the Saint Andrew
W. O. Shelton
Birtow, Fla
A. A. Walker
Birmingham, Ala
Co. A. Crowley
Galena, Ills
Br. Fr. C. Griffin
Fort Morgan, Ala
S. H. Bradshaw
Pittsburgh, Pa
R. H. Watson
Georgiana, Ala
Bienville
DR. Madory
Vick
Mae
Orus Salve
Cient
Ferndell Store
Vincent Harbeck
Weaverville
N. Carolina
Cuticura
Dept. T
Bostem
Cupid’s Corner
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Eros
Victor Records
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Victor
Raymond Dixon
Irs
Ophelia
Hamlet
Olive Kline
Jamaica
Row Well Ye Mariners
Your Victor Women’s Chorus
Tell Wheels Nine Bred
Marsh and Werrenrath Midsummer Night’s Disa Notthing
Victor Concert Orchestra
Intermezzo
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
New Victor Records
Victrola
Clark
St. Louis
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