Mobilians in Anniston Visit Rudolph Hertz Kin
Mr and Mrs H Gabriel and their two children, visiting Selma relatives, traveled to Anniston this week to stay with the Rudolph Hertz family. Alma Cohn Gabriel and her sister Mrs I Friel show notable musical talent inherited from their grandfather Eliasberg of Selma, a former violinist. In Anniston the Gabriels charm audiences with Alma’s singing and Mrs Friel’s violin performances.
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Mobilians
Anniston
H. Gabriel
Selma
Rudolph Hertz
Alma Cohn
Gabriel
I. Friel
Mr. Eliasberg
Aniston
Mrs. Friel
Garden party at Spring Hill hosted by Mrs Erwin
Mrs Robert Erwin will host a summer garden party tomorrow afternoon at one oclock under the trees at her Spring Hill home. The event celebrates August simplicity with cheerful hospitality as the keynote.
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Robert Erwin
Spring Hill
Clarkson Party Plans August Stay at Fairhope Shore
Mr and Mrs Edgar Clarkson with their three children return to Tuscaloosa to visit Mrs Ed Faith. They will travel with Miss Nell Van Hook from New York to Fairhope for August, joining Mr and Mrs Gaillard Hamilton and their children at a cottage in the pine shore colony.
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Edgar Clarkson
Tuscaloosa
Ed Faith
Point Clear
Mr. Clarkson
Anna Lee Fitts
Clarkson
Mrs. Faith
Nell van Hook
New York
Fairhope
Pines
J. W. Thigpen
George
Lillie Elizabeth
Hattie
Lillie Marden
Farewell Dinner for Mrs. Gregory Luce at HatGe Trouse Root Garden
Prominent summer event honored Mrs. Gregory Luce departing for Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs Virginia. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Luce, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Booth, and Mr. I. Harrison. She plans visits to Asheville Caswell and an autumn stay in New York City.
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HatGe Trouse Root Garden
Gregory Luce
Greenbriar
Asheville
New York City
Dr Laws to Be Honor Guest at Austill Luncheon
Miss Margaret Austill hosts an informal luncheon Friday at the Spring Hill Austill home with Dr Laws of Boston as the guest of honor. The event honors Dr Laws spending a pleasant vacation season in restful comfort with the Austill family.
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Dr. Laws
Margaret Austill
Boston
Austill
Spring Hill
W. W. Croom
Mrs Croom hosts intimate meeting with Dr Laws in August
Mrs Croom invites a select circle to a discreet gathering with Dr Laws featuring a simple, unceremonious August hospitality. the event emphasizes informal charm and cordial conversation among a few close friends.
Summer residents crowd Bat Ue Roof Garden gatherings
Stay-at-home by preference and late summer can be pleasant in Mobile as the Bat Ue House Roof Garden hosts the smart set for dining and music. Attendees include Dr. Harry Inge, Leonard McVoy of Selma, James Grey, Deshon and friends, Mrs. Bishop of Detroit, Ruth Huger, Tom Simms, H. Probst, Vanderbeck, M. Sherman, A. Bloch and many others.
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Dog Star
Mercury
Bat Ue House
Smart
Harry Inge
Inge
Leonard McVoy
Selma
James Grey
Deshon
Bishop
Detroit
Ruth Huger
Tom Simms
H. Probst
Vanderbeck
M. Sherman
A. Bloch
Winsome Visitor Gladys Hatton Delights Mobile Society
Glady s Hatton of Knoxville wins popular notice among Mobile hosts. A summer stay included a luncheon at the Vine yard and a weekend junket to Battle s Wharf. Hostesses were Miss Lillian Siefert and Miss Janie Ryser with Mrs W W Vickers on the guest list. Meanwhile Mrs Fielding Vaughan and her daughter voyage to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, and Miss Dorothy Vaughn will guest with the King family at Fairhope during their absence.
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Mobile
Gladys Hatton
Knoxville
Janie Ryser
Lillian Seifert
Vineyard
Battle's Wharf
Lillian Siefert
W. W. Vickers
Fielding Vaughan
Mabel Vaughan
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Dorothy Vaughn
King
Fairhope
Marriage of Stephen B Bishop and Annie F Hall
The couple wed Wednesday at 6 am in Mobile at the bride’s mother Bertha Kennedy home 204 St Michael street. They left for a brief honeymoon by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad after breakfast. The bride is a well known Mobile young lady with many friends. The groom works in the typographical department of The newspaper.
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Stephen B. Bishop
Annie F. Hall
Bertha Kennedy
St. Michael Street
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
United States Mint to Switch to Gas Fuel
United States mint in Philadelphia will switch from oil to gas to cut operating costs. Gas service mains ready September 1. The mint expects to use 30,000,000 feet of gas per year to melt bullion for coins, replacing about 240,000 gallons of oil previously consumed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Social notes from Mobile and surrounding towns
Numerous Mobile residents plan summer travels and visits to Fairhope Pass Christian and other Gulf coast spots. Families relocate weekending in Fairhope Pine shores while others travel to Chicago Lake Wisconsin and North Carolina. Trinity Social Club hosts August gathering with games dinner and prizes.
Relatives Bring Strain After Alice's Visit and Exit
Helen sorts Alice's disorderly room after an abrupt departure and writes a condolent letter to Aunt Emma. The scene shifts to anxiety over relatives' judgments and a tense exchange with Warren about hospitality and family limits, amid mounting letters and a flood-era debt settlement.
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Helen
Alice
Emma
Warren
Warren Helen
Noted Oklahoma Woman in Critical Condition
Guthrie Oklahoma August 6 Miss Kate Barnard Oklahoma's commissioner of charities and corrections who is on a farm near Middletown New York undergoing treatment for a nervous breakdown is in a critical condition according to word received here today.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Middletown
N. Y
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News of Feminine World
Bell
Miss Hatton
Mase
Lyonm
Brooklyn
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Mrs. Bishop
Dr. C. P. Robinson
Washington, D. C
George Kilborn and Sons
Flat Rock
N. C
North Carolina
Carrie Neubrik
Mexican Gulf
Pass Christian
Particuarly
Joseph Michael
Three Springs, Tenn
Mary Danner
Chicago
William Quigley
Etta Smith
Ohio
Connecticut
Peabodys
Washington
West Point
Miss
May Boyle
Clara de Sands
Marie Huet
Columbus
Ruth Mullens
Mrs. Kearsley Carter
Mrs. Harrell Horn
Pines By the Sea
Alfred Rose
City
Battles Wharf
Louis Davis
Carl Fox
Government Street Loop
Ashland
Trinity Social Meeting
Trinity Social Club
Ada Robertson
Duck
Harris
Vance Harkness
Alec Wyman
George Toulman
Carl Keen
Panama
ING Wiego Escads
Daupnin Street
Te Larré Co. Mobile. Ala
Wong
Wai.uu
Dauphin
Splenmen’s ‘Fe
Peacoat A
Aunt Emma
Hampton
Qnan
Carrie
Dayton
Henry
Columbia Ice Cream Co
Faust
Maull Bros
St. Louis
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