Society Mobile Keeps Summer Spirits Alive With Pleasure Bay Voyages
In lively mid summer, Pleasure Bay hosts biweekly and daily boat trips, with a grand pavilion band and dancing. Notables aboard last evening included Mrs. T C McKenzie and family, Miss Glen McKenzie, Miss Van Dorn Clemmons Citie, J S Robbins party, Rosamond Robbins, Nina Spencer, Corrie Bibb, Dr Harsh, Jex Luce H. Protest, Porter King, Frank Fowley, Telly Pope, Helen Tuttle, Marie Richards, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
East Shore
Pleasure Bay
T.C. McKenzie
Tom McKenzie
Meridian
Glen McKenzie
Van Dorn Clemmons _ Citie
J__S. Robbins
Rosamond Robbins
Nina Spencer
Corrie. Bibb
Dr. Harsh
Jex Luce H
Yachting Visit Trails Along the Mobile Coast
Mrs John Roux of New Orleans visits Mobile with Mrs C A Wertherbee and Mr Wetherbee aboard the yacht Crescent City sailing to the Mobile waters. They plan a return voyage with stops by Biloxi Pass and other coastal spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roux
New Or Ae
C. A. Wertherbee
Mr. Wetherbee
Mobile
Crescent City
Miss Belle Tilden Hosts Summer Musical for Pupils
Miss Belle Tilden hosted a mid-summer musical at her Dauphin Way home honoring pupils Miss Edith Damrell and Mr. Robert Armour. Damrell’s brilliant piano and Miss Gladys Martin’s vocal selections impressed guests while Armour, returning from New York, enjoys a rising career at St John the Divine and beyond. The event featured a refined parlor setting with fern and periwinkle decor as about 25 friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Tilden
Dauphin Way
Robert Armour
Edith Damrell
Miss Damrell
Great
New and Conservatory of Music
Miss Tilden
Stanly
Gladys Martin
Mabel Heustis
Laurel
New York
Paramount
Wilkesbarre
Fersean
Periwinkle
Ferns
Miss Rosen Complimented During Visit in New Orleans
Miss Leah Rosen is enjoying visits with Mrs. Hochstein in New Orleans. A party of twenty four hosted a picnic in her honor at Spanish Fort, and she was feted at a dance hosted by her hostess. Mrs. Semken traveled to Gulfport to visit friends. Mr. George Creary Jr. went to Atlanta for the week. Miss Iva Stencil guests in Pensacola. Mr. A. J. Spencer left for a multi day business trip in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gabriel are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosen
Leah Rosen
Households Talks by Henrietta D. Gravel Desserts and Fruit Sauces
Household tips present a series of fruit dessert sauces including Maryland Sweet Sauce Cherry Blueberry Blackberry and Strawberry Sauce and Italian meringue. Guidance covers whipping eggs dissolving cornstarch and sugar and cooking methods for custard and lemon sauces with variations like Richelieu and coconut sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
e&Ss
Gabriel Family Heads to New York and Asheville Vacation
Mr Gabriel with his two children sails to New York aboard the Mallory liner Sabine to buy fall and winter stock for his jewelry store. He plans to return late month. Mrs Gabriel and the children will stay in Asheville NC until after October 1 on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gabriel
Vacation visit at Battle's Wharf with Miss Kate Spear
Mr. Chester Spear enjoys a seaside sojourn at Battle's Wharf as guest of Miss Kate Spear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Spear
Battle’s Wharf
Kate Spear
Clemmons
Sweet Water Branch
Battle’s
Rosen women depart for Kennedy House in Coden
Mrs. S. Rosen and Miss Marie Rosen leave today for the Kennedy House at Coden where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. Lee Williams Clark and her daughter Dorothy Talley Clark have returned to Mobile after a pleasant trip to Atlantic Beach Jacksonville and other Florida cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rosen
Marie Rosen
Kennedy House
Coden
Lee Williams Clark
Dorothy Talley Cark
Mobile
Atlantic ‘Beach
Jacksonvilies
Florida
Social notes from the South and Gulf Coast visits
Master Gordon Clark reports visits in Mississippi and Florida. Mrs. C. H. Walsh sails from Alabama towns. Lettie Haines returns for a Coden house party hosted by Mrs. G. M. Morgan. Mrs. E. J. Dennis of Chicago plans autumn return to the South with her husband. The Torrey couple stay at Clai borne for the season. Various guests attend house parties at Saraland and Sweet Water Branch. others join the Grand Hotel colony at Point Clear and attend receptions in Gainesville and Brenau College events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Lettie Haines
C. C. Duffy
Jackson
Ala
Coden
G. M. Morgan
Mobile
E. J. Dennis
Chicago
Fairhope
Lovely mauve crepe de chine negligee described
A delicate negligee in mauve crepe de chine features wide satin borders on surplice sections and pep lum. The front panel and yoke are finely tucked, with Duchesse lace bands and ribbon roses at the front.
Family departures and a recovering resident noted in Mobile
T C McKenzie and Miss Glen McKenzie prepare to leave with the family. Mrs John S Holmes has returned from Healing Springs feeling better after recuperation. Pete Beckers of Brookhaven is visiting Mr John Druhan and joined a Mobile trip after the Zandel house party. Hon C W Tompkins, once bedridden with fever at 551 South Dearborn, shows marked improvement. Mr and Mrs Paul E Thomson are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Beckers
Brookhaven
Miss
John Druhan
Mobile
Druhans
Zandels
C. W. Tompkins
South Dearborn Street
Hearts and Home Problems Advice Column
Mrs Thompson answers readers with practical guidance on romance, family reconciliation, and self care. A widow seeks counsel on a mounting love triangle and a Chicago mother pleads for maternal forgiveness with a dying lung. Also tips on pimples and health routines.
Descriptive note on a ladies' gown features fawn silk and taffeta panels
A stylish black ieteor fawn gown with a white embroidered front panel. It has a plain taffeta collar finished by a self material tie, a draped girdle, a draped skirt with fullness tucked under the front panel, and puffed sleeves with tiny ruffles.
Family Trip Notes From Local Society Page
The passage records Mrs Thoms on taking her two bright children to Montgomery to visit relatives. Mrs BE Walpole and her son and daughter depart for a brief visit to sister Mrs Thomas E Colston in Pascagoula Mississippi. Electra Semmes Colston and Esther Colston, notable Mobile residents, end a Healing Springs vacation and head to Bladon Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Walpole
Annabelle
Thomas E. Colston
Pascagoulg
Electra Semmes Colston
Esther Colston
Healing Springs
Bladon Springs
Notable Mobile Visit Highlights From Local Notices
Personal references note Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clay of Demopo Nopo hosting friends. Alfred Briede, a New Orleans resident, returns home after visiting his sister Mrs. William Curry. Fred G. Jeter of Atlanta visits Mobile en route to Zundell's for a house party hosted by Miss Judith Quarles. Invitations go out for an Entertainment at Temperance Hall on August 8 at 8 o'clock by Mobile Lodge Knights and Ladies of Security. William Cottrill, Mobile resident and son of late Captain R. Cottrill, says Mobile has seen many improvements since his last visit. Conductor Dan Glass and Engineer Charles Crawford of the Louisville and Nashville Railway depart Thursday for an extended Eastern trip visiting New York and other points. Engineer Crawford will stop at Baldwin Locomotive Works in Pennsylvania to inspect new motive types for the New Orleans and Mobile division this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Jeter
Atlanta, Ga
Zundell’s
Ala
Judith Quarles
Mobile Lodge Knights and Ladies of Security
Temperance Hall
William Cottrill
Mobile
City
R. Cottrill
Bay Shell Road
South End
Dan Glass
Charles Crawford
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
New Orleans
New York
Crawford
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania
Paint Plant Fire Causes Heavy Damage in Cedar Street
An alarm from box 54 reported a fire at Gulf City Paint Company on Cedar and Bar streets. Fire crews Nos 1 2 6 and 8 answered with extra hose lines due to location, resulting in significant damage to the plant where paint was being mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf City Paint Company
Cedar and Bar Streets
No Dismissal Ahead for Judges Under Reform Plan
Trial judges and solicitors will keep their offices until their terms end, says Judge John Pelham of the judiciary reform commission. He argues constitutional salary protection and election legitimacy prevent removing officeholders early. Pelham rejects simultaneous resignations but supports completing current terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pelham
Commission On
Judiciary Reform
The
Montry Advertiser
Pelham
Commission
Judge Pelham
Thomas W. Weaton
Major League Players Move Toward Organizing
New York lawyer David Fultz, a former star outfielder, acknowledged reports that big league players are forming a protective association. He said National and American League clubs met recently in his office or by proxy, with all sixteen clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Fultz
Protective Players’ Association
National Commission
New York
David Fultz
Philadelphia
Lizat
Confederate Crosses for the Worthy Veterans
Urgent notice from Mrs. J. A. Rountree recorder of crosses UDC in Birmingham Alabama urges Confederate veterans to apply for the Crosses of Honor before the September 27 deadline, with August 26 as final request date. Papers available from all UDC chapter presidents, membership not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
U. BD. C
Alabama
J. A. Rountree
Recorder of
Crosses
No. 1800
Eleventh Avenue, South, Birmingham, Ala
Alabama Game and Fish Laws Summary for Sportsmen
Special report from Montgomery explains Alabama game and fish statutes. It covers open seasons for wild birds and deer, hunting restrictions, prohibited methods, licenses, and penalties. It urges strict enforcement and reporting violations to county wardens or the state game commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Ano
Alabama
Bama
The Trials of a Traveler Remedies Ad
Traveling salesman E. E. Youngs and EH. Berkshire promote a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad claims the cure is unequaled and available from druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Youngs
Berkshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Creary, Jr
Atlanta
Iva Stencil
Pensacola
A. J. Spencer
Hyman Gabriel
Accori
Henrietta D. Gravel
Gordon Clark
Mississippi
C. H. Walsh
Cottonwood
Dothan
C. J. Torrey
Claiborne
Gertie Meyer
Saraland
C. Wartley
Julia Avery
T. F. West
Gainesville
Sweetwater Branch
Crepe DE Chine
T. C. McKenzie
Paul E. Thomson
Item
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
L. B
South
C. C. Clay
Demopo- Nopo
Alfred Briede
New Orlean
Iis
William Curry
Paani
Borden
Borden's Gap
Maull Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!