Mrs Coleman Improves in Health Amid Friends News
Mrs. Pride Jones returns from Birmingham to her sister Mrs. Phares Coleman and brings good tidings of Mrs. Coleman’s improved health. The article notes Coleman’s club work and humanitarian efforts as widely recognized. Little Malvina Coleman shares a Mobile seaside outing with Mrs. Jones. Cousins Sarah Coleman and Margaret Jones join a Greensboro house party hosted by Miss Alice Seed at the grandparents Harris Waller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Pride Jones
Birmingham
Phares Coleman
Margaret Jones
Alice Seed
Greensboro
Harris Waller
Sympathy Flows as Col. Paul Le Grand Dies at Perdido Bay
News of Col. Paul Le Grand's sudden attack sparked deep sorrow in Mobile. He died yesterday at the Perdido bay summer home, leaving a bereaved wife and adopted daughter Miss LeGrand Smith. The extended family includes Dr. W. Corrie Bibb Joseph Bibb Syd Robbins Eu gene Robbins and other Mobilians. Miss LeGrand Smith is related to Selma's Eu gene Robbins. her grand aunt was Col. L. G. Weaver's wife of Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul le Grand
Mobile
Perdido Bay
LeGrand Smith
J. Craig Smith
W. Corrie Bibb
Joseph Bibb
Syd Robbins
Miss LeGrand Smith
Eugene Robbins
Selma
Col. L. G. Weaver
Miss Smith
Waldorf Astoria
Hugh Hughes
Huey Family Visits Before August Trip to Coden
Dr. T S Huey and family of Anniston joined Mr. and Mrs. J H Patterson at Dauphin Way for a brief visit before traveling to Coden to spend the rest of August. Mrs Patterson hosts her sister Mrs W G Stevens of Jackson Miss and her young daughter as guests while her mother Mrs B M Huey, formerly of Marion Ala, completes a New Orleans visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coden
Anniston
J. H. Patterson
Dauphin Way
Patterson
W. G. Stevens
Jackson
Miss
B.M. Huey
Marion
Ala
New Orleans
Litch Ol Huyule With Illness
Euphemia Ohio resident Evelyn Adelia Stewart credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with alleviating monthly pains and postmenopausal symptoms. She reports improved health after starting the remedy at 47, leading to a self supporting career as maternity nurse and seamstress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphemia
Ohio
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evelyn Adelia Stewart
La misere bids and Pinehurst lawn party benefits orphan home
The note explains la misere a bid in auction bridge and announces a Pinehurst lawn party on Saturday for the Catholic Orphans Summer Home at Battles Wharf. Captain and Mrs. T. P. Norville host as Daphne Fairhope Battles Zandels and Point Clear residents join the fundraiser with bay boats transporting guests for the 6 to 9 pm event. Mrs. Garland and her nieces return from Pensacola, visiting Mobile with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
T. P. Norville
Battles Wharf
Battles
Daphne
Fairhope
Zandels
Point Clear
Mrs Quigley and Miss Smith Plan August Connecticut Visit
Mrs. William Quigley and Miss Etta Smith depart today for Connecticut to visit relatives during August. After several weeks of pleasant travel they will return to their home on North Conception Street where Miss Smith will resume her musical classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Quigley
Etta Smith
Connecticut
North
Conception Street
Miss Smith
Vacation memories anchor Cullman women at Grandview trip
Misses Elise Mary and Antoinette Richard return to Cullman Alabama with pleasant memories of a Grand view Magnolia Beach Fairhope vacation. Miss Ella Carlisle hosted a marsh bellow roast by the sea Tuesday evening. Miss Mabel Le Blanc and Evaline Johnston came home from a weekend visit to Coden with Miss Lillian Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise
Mary
Antoinette Richard
Cullman
Ala
Grandview
Magnolia Beach
Fairhope
Ella Carlisle
Mabel le Blanc
Evaline Johnston
Coden
Lillian Crane
Miss Annie Medicus Guests at Miss Claudia Winnim
Miss Annie Medicus visits Pes chigoula Mississippi as guest of Miss Claudia Winnim and receives many pleasant compliments arranged for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Medicus
Claudia Winnim
Peschigoula
Miss
Small Visitor Entertained At Summer Picture Party
Miss Marjorie Hurley of Pass Christian celebrated a summer gathering as the honoree of a picture party hosted by her aunts Misses Kate and Nellie Hurley. The children enjoyed Kodak souvenir pictures and painted place cards for the feast stations before posing for photos. Other notes mention guests and summer travels of Mrs. V. C. Lee Vera Les and families, plus visits to Fairhope and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hurley
Pass Christian
Kate
Nellie Hurley
Hurley
Marjorie
Juanita
Antoinette
Conner
Mary Agnes Hughes
Helen Courtright
Katherine
Eleanor Radebaugh
Marie Courtney
Katherine Amrock
Una Hughes
Wisdom
Tom Daly
Merry Little
Family Reunion Near Camden At Erwin Plantation
The Robert Erwin kin held a mid-summer reunion at a plantation home six miles west of Camden. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Erwin welcomed relatives including Ora E. Austill of Mobile and Jennie E. Larkin of San Antonio. John R. Pharr of Catherine also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Robert Erwin
Ora E. Austill
Mobile
Jennie E. Larkin
San Antonio
Texas
John R. Pharr
Catherine
S. J. Erwin
Their Married Life in a Cold Bath Morning
The Urner household suffers a boiler breakdown as Warren and Helen scramble for hot water. Janitor reports a burst roof boiler with plumbers on the way while Maggie ferries heat to multiple pots and kettles to fill the tub as Warren vents his frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lerbert Urner
Mrrs. Urner
Warren
Helen
Mobile Item
Maggie
Tacoma Plumber Weds Citronelle Woman in Mobile Ceremony
A. E. Kruse of Tacoma Washington traveled to Mobile to marry Miss Fannie Walker of Citronelle Alabama. The ceremony occurred Wednesday at the German Lutheran Church with Rev H H Hennig officiating. The couple, who courted years ago in Deer Park Alabama, will stay in Citronelle briefly before moving to Tacoma to start their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kruse
Tacoma
Wash
Mobile
Fannie Walker
Citronelle
Ala
Deer Park
H. H. Hennig
Modern bathroom fixtures drive couple to brink of rage
In a comic domestic tale Warren vents fury at “improved” bath fittings, railing at silent pipes and elusive hot water. Helen endures tests of patience as plumbers toil, a late bath finally arrives and Warren rushes out, missing the hot surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Looking Into the Merits of Glasses
An editorial riff argues the best way to evaluate glasses is by looking through them. It emphasizes perception and clarity as the measure of value.
Showers and No Wind for the Yacht Races
Light showers and no wind dampen the Astor cup yachting events at Newport as four schooners and ten sloops compete. The Goelet Astor cup, dating to 1882, honors Ogden Goelet and John Jacob Astor with a long legacy and a 35 mile triangular course sailed without time units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport
R. L
New York Yacht Club
Ogden Coelet
Goelet
John Jacob Astor
Davis Cup Returns but Not the Winners
Acting as custodian of the Davis cup Rob ert D. Wrenn president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association was greeted in New York aboard the Imperator yesterday. The American team Captain H. H. Hackett M. J. MelLaughlin R. Norris Williams and W F Johnson would not arrive until next week. A formal celebration will be postponed until the players return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert D. Wrenn
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Imperator
H. H. Hackett
M. J. MelLaughlin
R. Norris Williams
W. F. Johnson
América
Victory at Bushy Run celebrated in Greensburg
The 150th anniversary of Colonel Henry Joquet prize victory over Indians at Bushy Run was marked with flags on the battlefield marking routes and positions. Chief Guyasuta led the Indian forces while Colonel Bouquet’s official report was read along with several addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Henry Joquet
Bushy Run
Guyasuta
Bouquet
Uncertain Reflections After Sheltering From the Storm
A woman faces a long, quiet evening worrying about Warren and unspecified ties to a Turkish bath, amid doubt and unease about what lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lind Passes Through Houston on Way to Mexico
Former Minnesota Governor Lind arrived in Houston after a derailment near Nome. He immediately proceeded to Galveston en route to Mexico as personal representative of President Wilson. Officials from Mexico City notified him that his unofficial role made him persona non grata to Huerta's government, but he offered no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Nome
Lind
Minnesota
Galveston
Mexico
Wilson
Mexico City
Huerta
Mary E Staples to Be Known as Alma
The river packet Mary E Staples will be renamed Alma after overhaul and with permission from the Department of Commerce through Collector H. Gordon Ashley of Mobile. The Staples, owned by Alfred E Staples, has long operated on the Tombigbee river for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Staples
Department of Commerce
Customs
H. Gordon Ashley
Mobile
Alfred E. Staples
Coffee Industry in Jamaica and the Robbers Drama
A fragment notes Jamaican coffee industry details and a dramatic piece titled The Robbers featuring figures Zeb Zack and the ulus. Mentions Edison and a Thursday event on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Zeb
Zack
Ulus
Drama
Edison
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News of Feminine World
Bell
Charles A. Garland
Mrs. Garland
Pensacola
V. C. Lee
Vera Les
W. L. Via
Fotes
E. P. Dahmer
Charles Coleman
Evelyn
Mount Vernon
E. H. Morriss
A. L. Staples
Sugegsville
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Mrs. Astor
Shu — Wes Serv
John Astor
Tor
New York and Newport Society
America
Hare
Magrie
McDonald Optical Company
New York City
Mr. Gabriel
Sabrifl
Sewelry
Capital OF
Alma
Pathe’s Weekly No
Royal Theatre
Emile. Herpin
St. Emanue. Street
Via
Asheville
N.C
Hendersonville
N. C
City Ticket Office
S. Royal Street
H. E. Jones, JR
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