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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1916

Page

6

Social Notes From Mobile Area Society Page

Phones of The Item's Social Department list BELL 98 HOME 53 after 1 PM BELL 3135 as a community notices item.

BELL HOME

Brim-Full Of Surprises New Autumn Hats

The article describes a variety of autumn hats with vivid details. It notes a brim full of surprises including a gold velours brim with blue plush crown and fringe trimmings, a blue and silver changeable mid-season hat, an ermine stole, a French turban style with blue velvet crown, and a brown velvet Tam o Shanter with turned up brim and variegated quills.

Women urged to do more for the fairer sex

A Baltimore Sun inspired note calls for more kindness and support for women. Mentions a farewell party for Miss Margaret Gould, a move to Brunswick New Jersey, and plans for a career with prominent magazines. Also reports arrivals, visits, and upcoming local society events in Mobile and surrounding towns.

Baltimore Sun

Magnolia Balm Beauty Ad Promises Skin Glow

An old advertisement touts Magnolia Balm as easy beauty cream for skin. It claims a simple purchase for 75 cents from Druggists or by mail, with sample free offered by Lyon Manufacturing Co. based in Brooklyn New York.

Lyon Manufy Co South Fifth Street Brooklyn N. Y

Change of air hints for summer holidays in medical guidance

A medical authority advises vacationists to choose bracing seaside or mountain air based on health. Anaemic and bronchial sufferers benefit from bracing locations, while very old or heart and kidney patients should avoid hills. Level land is better for them. The page then lists local visit notices from Bay Minette, Mobile, and nearby towns noting travels, hospital recoveries, and family gatherings.

Whistler Church Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend

Whistler residents heard pastors from Mobile and Bayou La Batre as Rev A G Richards preached at St Pauls Episcopal. Visitors from Madison Virginia Chillicothe and Gonzales joined church services and family gatherings plus travel to Chicora El Paso and Ellisville for visits and sewing circle meetings.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church A. G. Richards Trinity Church Mobile Mr. Kailin Bayou la Batre Bethany Baptist James M. Tate Gonzales, Fla Clarence Tate Whistler Methodist Church

Social Guests and Visits Span Mobile to Meridian

Mrs Watson and Miss Wilhelmina Ollinger of Mobile are guests of Mrs Thomas Johnson. Miss Antoninnette Burgoyne of Mobile visits Miss Helen Burgoyne. Miss Mary Allen of Mobile travels to visit relatives Mesdames Katy Allen and Leo Lutz. Mrs A A Jordan and son of Montgomery and Mrs W S Farrar with four sons, plus Mrs Benson V Crockett and daughter, and Mrs Sam Crockett of Meridian are noted as present.

Mrs. R. A. Smith and Sons Brewton Mobile L. E. Herman Helen of Antoninnette Burgoyne Helen Burgoyne Pensacola Mary Allen Mesdames Katy G. Allen Leo Lutz Meridian Star A. A. Jordan Little Son Montgomery W. 8S. Farrar Little Sons Benson V. Crockett Sam Crockett Meridian

Beauty Chats on Joy and Beauty

The writer argues happiness improves health and appearance, citing studies by psychologist and physiologist authors. She notes joy boosts digestion, nerves, sleep, and overall vitality, leading to more attractive, popular individuals. Readers are urged to cultivate cheerfulness, cast out Unpleasantness, and radiate joy to attract positive outcomes. The piece includes a reader letter advising dark colors with bright accents for a swarthy complexion.

Maria

Warning on Excess Soda Counter Drinks For Teens

A reader shares that excessive soda-counter drinks harmed their complexion and urges other girls to avoid the habit. The note echoes a plea for healthier beverage choices and cautions about skin impact.

J. Vo P

Color Codes and Class Preferences in Historical Advice

A fragment discusses color choices for attire and complexion, recommending dark blue as best, pale tones other than pink acceptable, and cautioning against black. It notes red for slim dark people and warns brown only suits high end goods, leaving color implications open-ended.

Pope Protests Deportations From Northern France

The pope plans to protest to Germany over the deportation of residents from northern France after a study of a formal protest sent by the bishops of Lille and Rheims. He will urge Berlin to return women and girls to their homes and may publicly condemn the German military authorities if ignored.

Paris France Germany Rome Lille Rheims Berlin

Local Personal Visits Add Color to Town Life

Miss Ruth Sconyers returns from a pleasant visit with relatives in Tulfmari. Rev and Mrs D Register and daughter visit his father in Dadeville Alabama. Mr and Mrs John Logan, newly married at Mt Vernon Alabama, plan to live in Mobile. Gertrude S Stoddard of Mobile stays at Hotel Martha Washington New York for several weeks.

Turkey Colden A. Brown New York United States Mobile A. E. Reynolds Mary Mortimer Battles Hotel James H. Patterson Vere Cornelia Hattee Claude H. Willisson W. BK. Wienhart H. D. Moorer J. W. Snowden A. B. McPhaul Bay Minette P. L. Clarke Birmingham Rk. H. Coffin Henry B. McMillan L. Barnewell Ed Richards Atlanta Eugene Thoss Lillian Juliette Tisdale Evergreen Ala 8. Rosen Aline Baumblatt John M. Chapman Ra. Os Lillian Howell J. N. Howell Southern Infirmary George County Times. Com Robert Wells Walter Denny Pascagoula Street Zannie Goleman Chicora Miss Mr. Goleman Ruth Sconyers Tulfmari D. Register Dadeville, Ala John Logan Mt. Vernon Gertrude S. Stoddard Martha Washington

Fraternal Orders Meet Across City Venues Tonight

Local lodges and unions including I O O F Napoleonville Purity Rebekah Lodge 5 Knights of Pythias Rescue Lodge 24 and Mobile lodges A F and A M I O O F union lodge 13 plus crafts like Boilermakers Plumbers Blacksmiths and Journeymen plasterers convene at listed halls and times with Baymen's Benevolent Association and Owls in attendance at Y M B A Hall Masonic Temple Central Trades Council Hall and other venues.

Napoleonville Purity Rebekah Knights of Pythias—Rescue Pythian Castle Knights and ‘Ladies of Security Odd Fellows’ Or Hall Masonic Mobile A. F A. M Central Trades Council International Blacksmiths and Helpers Journeymen Plasterers Masonic Temple United Association of Plumbers Baymen’s Benevolent Association Order of Owls

Sixth Week of Plague Begins with 44 More Dead

New York reports the sixth week of infantile paralysis with 44 deaths and 145 new cases in the city in the 24 hours to 10 am. Across five boroughs the epidemic totals 5,168 cases and 1,143 deaths since it began. Jersey City adds three new cases today.

New York Daily Bulletin Health Department New York City Jersey City

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Good Housekeeping D. G. Bickers Margaret Gould Odette Burgoyne Helen Maupin Miss Margaret Nellie Mae Discher Eleanor Madison Abbie Porter Wilhelmina Tania Helen Young Nellie Mae Ruth Crary Nell Carlisle Anita Tania Miss Gould Barton Brunswick N. J Organic School Fairhope Grace Courant Philadelphia J. M. Harwell Meridian Dispatch W. P. Tounge Richard Redwood Harwell Palm Grove Woodmen's Circle Y. M. St. A. Stlall Kentucky Johnston Corinth Augusta Evans Inge Shiloh Jair Miss Marler Home Economics Ing Bienville Square Norman Pitman Brooks Selma Martyn Alabama South Elizabeth Mather College New Vocational School of Applied Arts Blanche Loveridge Miss Martyn ORR Brewton Standard Nadinola Mail National Toilet Company Toan U.S.A Acer Mrs J. S. Lowell Lb. J. Wallace Ed. Murray Mrs. DuBoyse Daphne T. W. Gilmer Beulah Brown Citronelle Florence and Alletta Matone Jessie McMillan L. L. Hill Baldwin Times Hal Gibson Mobile Infirmary Steve Havard George B. Inge Herndon Inge Greensboro Record Nena Vernouille R. ©. Carleton Thomas J. Jernigan Dixonville Henry Wade du Bose H. Bean W. Broughton Rycoff Battles Robert O. Harris Point Clear Robert George Richard Elizabeth Touart Selene Rountree Birmingham Age-Herald Anna Will Mangum Hendersonville N. C Eufaula Ruby Evans Laurel and Pascagoula H. P. Coor Katherine Courtney Henry C. Crenshaw E. L. McGowin Cooper’s Wells F. I. Lewis Lettie Fruitdale Lillian M. Seifert Bessie Kelly Bessemer George L. Widney Mr. Widney Alice Bachtel Ohio Whistler J. E. Spence Missouri Assembly of God the Arbor Eight-Mile Creek Virgil Garnett Jessie Madison, Va George L. Lambeth Harvey Price el Paso Texas Fred Turner John Wallace Carrie May Annie Chillicothe, O George H. Hinchey Alfred Needal Whistier John Ranagier Elmer Cato St. Augustine Fla William M. Cato Newt Jackson Rushton, la E. F. Maddox Thelma Moss Point Louis Davison Charles Gurganus Ethel Ellisville Edna Kent Forbes Questions and Pope Kaiser Associated Press M. C. Lingle NP Uep Resinol Baltimore Mobile Book Binding CO Dauphin Street Bell Phone 343 F. L. Tapia Dauphin ST Brittons
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