Made for Motoring but It's Just the Coat for the Motorless Girl
A navy blue diagonal novelty cloth coat with leather trim and green bone buttons dominates the page. Designed by Mme Allie E Bailey the coat features a belt wide collar and a flare skirt suited for cold weather and smart street wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schauls
Mme
Allie E. Bailey
Fashion Art League of America
Social News Highlights From Mobile Events
A Mobile social scene features Miss M Cecelia Gaffney hosting at 452 Riverside Drive with Miss Annie Kendrick Walker. Guests include Agnes Levinsohn and Mrs L P Lamson with talks on culture and reform. Other items note Prof F L Grove’s presidency at Columbia University Southern Club and various parties and dances in Mobile and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Club
M. Cecelia Gaffney
Annie Kendrick Walker
Agnes M. Levinsohn
Columbia
Messina
Russia
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Thomas Mott Osborne
Miss Gaffney
Miss Walker
John A. Walker
Francis Gaffney
Jane Patrick
Walt Whitman Fellowship Association
Helene Coutroix
Marian Swinton
Elsie Lanier
Alabama
Sydney Lanier
Metta Thompson
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Baptist choir quartet returns from Crichton rally in Whistler
Whistler Alabama reports a Baptist choir quartet led by Felder Bullard Cowart and Cartledge sing at the Crichton Sunday school rally. Numerous residents, relatives, and visitors are listed as returning from trips to Meridian Vinegar Bend Sylacauga Arlington and other locales with social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Quartette of the Baptist Choir
Felder
L. L. Bullard
J. J. Cowart
Cartledge
Crichton
Notice of new office location announced in 1915
Messrs. Harry T. Smith and William G. Caffey announce they have established offices in Rooms 716 722 National. The notice dated August 7 1915 provides their new address and conveys a formal business relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Smith
Wiliam G. Caffey
National
Social Roundup of Guests and Travels from Mobile to Montgomery
A flurry of visitors and hosts spans Mobile to Montgomery with trips to Point Clear, Bayou la Batre, Coden, Dauphin Island, and North Carolina. Gatherings include weddings anniversaries and golden wedding celebrations with relatives and friends such as Miss Belle Neville Miss Louise Berr ey Miss Louise McVoy Mrs Annie Woolf and Mr Ike Foreheimer. Notable arrivals include Mrs J Edward Jones and daughter Margaret Jones, Mrs Allan Hopkins and Miss Mary Baldwin Williams, Miss Vernie Bogart and Miss Tillie Levy, and families of Mr and Mrs W D White. Several households host trips to Mobile and Pensacola Journal coverage notes.
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Zundelis
F. A. Betson
Myrtle Delhomme
Clare Wood
Mina Mae Baker
Mobile
Birmingham News
Mariella Harris
Edwin Latimer
Toinette
Tuscaloosa
City of
Selma Journal
Orville H. Swinson
Montgomery Journal
M. L. Roch
John Vaeth
New Orleans
Gladys Vaeth
Annie Cowles
Pensacola Journal
Vernie Bogart
Jennie Ryder
Franklin Street
Dave Levy
Tillie Levy
Joséphine
Rosalind Daniels
L. D. Daniels
J. W. Suter
Ervin Anderson
Suter
Essie Woosley
Charlie Craft
P. Brigman
James Courtney
Tombigbee
W. D. White
G. L. White
Biloxi Herald
Charles Goodman
Pine Belt News
H. L. Soudall
Pine Hill
Thomasville
Clotilde Burkett
Business Women's Club
Magnolia Beach
Nettie Halliwell
Mary Crocker
Mont Treat
North Carolina
Miss Crocker
Atlanta
Montgomery
Sadie Shields
Gladys Mitchell
Sea Cliff
Hammond ‘Gayfer
Point Clear
R. W. Dceburn
No More Mud Ball for the Federal League Umpires
Federal League rules ban mud ball use under a 50 dollar fine. Umpires must rub gloss on new balls before play and forbid moistening methods like a sponge or wet handkerchief. Ed Ruelbach of Newark is credited with the mud ball discovery during a Chicago game.
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Chicago
Gilmore
Ed Ruelbach
Newark
Chic
Tinited Fruit Company Statement Clarifies Changes
The Boston office releases that George S. Inman is no longer connected with the Tinited Fruit Company and books are under expert review. Charles A. Hubbard resigned as treasurer earlier, unrelated to Inman’s departure. The company asserts no serious loss and notes ongoing tropical fruit trade operations by United Fruit.
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Fatlow
Boston
Tinited Fruit Company
George S. Inman
Charles A. Hubbard
Inman
United Fruit Company
Unselfish Aunt Mary Counsels Quiet Strength
A diary style scene shows Aunt Mary's patient wish for restraint during her convalescence. Margie schemes to entertain Kitty and group friends while Dick frets over work, while Mrs. Selwin presses for an evening visit. The entry ends with a tense, unresolved note.
Recorder Nimrod Tracks Blind Tigers to Lairs in Court
Recorder Edington as Nimrod the Hunter tracked two blind tigers to their lairs on Monday. L. M. McBride and Harry Harris faced $500 bonds. James Coleman testified about beer, red-eye and a beach delivery scheme. Police also charged a magician with burglary and listed numerous petty offenses resolved or continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edington
Nimrod the Hunter
L. M. McBride
Harry Harris
James Coleman
Hackman
McBride
Lawrence
St. Michael Streets
Monroe Park
Harris
Newbern
E. M. McLaurin
Burch
John T. McNamara
Mitchell Reynolds
McNamara
Mitchell
Richard Hines
Richard
James Bradford
Clementina Green
Bradford
James
Charles Wilson
H. H. Hinemarsh
Charles Rollins
Matt Reynolds
Mary Bain
Lutile Brisbane
Willia Davis
Dan Coleman
Jim Camp
Jesse Reeder
Ed Mullaney
James Lockler
John Ward
Jacob Blacker
J. E. Copeland
Willia
Sims
General Tracy Buried With Military Honors
General G. Benjamin Tracy former secretary of the navy was buried in New York with military honors. Funeral services were at Trinity church and traffic on Broadway halted for the ceremony as marines coast artillery and infantry formed a guard of honor. A neighborly sentiment closes the report.
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New York
G. Benjamin Tracy
Secretary of the Navy
Trinity Church
Broadway
Coast Artillery
Infantry
Social notes from Prichard and mobile area visits
Mr and Mrs A S Hunt of Selma visit Chester Chandler in Prichard while Miss Celess Reaves of Guglas Ga visits Pauline Willis. Several locals return from San Susie Beach San Diego and San Francisco expositions. con conductor Harry Skates of Mobile Light and Railroad Company suffers a broken leg after a work car collision near Barker Cotton Mills.
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Mack Holley
Mobile
Mary Hayes
George Baldwin
Buccatunna
James Willis
W. M. Reaves
Duglas
Mamie Phelps
Howard Richardson
Annie Niolen
Virginia Newburn
George Newburn
Starr Butterley
Florence Butterley
San Susie Beach
V. A. Gay
Myrtle Gay
Ray Sanders
Marvin Warner
San Diego
San Francisco
Cal
W. H. Allen
Barker Cotton Mills
Susie
Cleo Norman
Pauline Willis
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Butterley
Harry Skates
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
Skates
P. J. M. Acker
Fire damages roof at 55 Davis Avenue
Sunday morning fire lightly damaged the roof of a Davis Avenue dwelling occupied by Ike Kruse and owned by Charles DeBriere. Sparks caused the blaze and Auto Fire Truck No 9 responded to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Ike Kruse
Charles DeBriere
Auto Fire Truck No
Mobile visitors and officials noted in city itinerary
W M Stuart president of the People’d Fertilizer Company at Bay Minette is a business visitor in Mobile. J F Holly Jr is reported ill at home on Brown and Julia streets and may be removed to an infirmary soon. Joseph Espalla Jr leaves for Montgomery to view legislative matters and other Mobile interests. A card for Joseph C Thompson notes his ward bounded travel to City Chicago and other Western points. Clem C Countess, former Tuscaloosa figure now Belton attorney, returns to Alabama to visit Poona. B V Wright, engineer for the New Orleans Chicago Railroad, was in Mobile on business from Laurvel Miss. A C Huggins, Big Four traveling freight agent, was in Mobile on official business. J C Potter, chief clerk of the Mobile office, returned from Newton Miss. H H Bolton, immigration agent for the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad, leaves for Alexander City Ga on official business.
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W. M. Stuart
People’d Fertilizer Company
Bay Minette
John F. Holly, Jr
Brown and Julia Streets
Joseph Espalla, Jr
Montgomery
Tters
Mobile
Joseph C. Thompson
San
Cal
Chicago
West
Middle West
Clem C. Countess
Tuscaloosa
Belton
Poona
Alabama
Countess
University of Alabama
E. B. V. Wright
New Orleans
Mos
Ang Cago
Lauvel
Miss
A. C. Huggins
Big Four
Birmingham
J. C. Potter
Newton
H. H. Bolton
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Alexander City
Picnic postponed by funeral and local notes from Allen Alabama
A community notices several small events in Allen including a picnic postponed due to Mrs. Dahlson's funeral, a cave discovery by local youths, two large wild cats killed by J E Summers, a rattlesnake killed by J L Lawrence and L O Blackman, and an August 14 Rabbit Creek ford picnic with a dancing platform. Also mentions Adele Haskew visiting, Neta Duke with Arthur, and illness around Mrs McLeod.
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Duke
Neta Duke
Arthur
Haskew
E. P. Chapman
Grove Hill
A. M. Haliford
J. E. Summers
Summers
M. A. Fleming
Mobile
S. W. McLeod
McVay
Beula Murphy
John Lawrence
J. W. Murphy
J. L. Lawrence
L. O. Blackman
Rabbit Creek
F. M. Gomillion
Miss Hallingsworth
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Tim
Fan
Jim
Tim Faceton Braley
Pensacola
Riosa
Josie Daniels
Weinberg-Untreiner
Edna Untreiner
H . M. Untreiner
Frank L. Weinere
Patterson
N. J
Dunnoffi
Ross Diamond
Mabel Dudfas
Diamond
Brown
Ss Pitard
Dothan
Kill-Kare-Kampers
M. A. Williams
Mr. Jams
Williams
Ding
Sidney Webster Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Olga Wiborg
Shermans
Ohio
Astor
Fish
Stuyves‘Fish
Peter Esant
New Amsterdam
Hamilton Ih
Miss Wiborg
Frank Wiborg
Cincinnati
Adeline Sherman
Major Sherman
Ans
Sched
Sherman
William E. Sherman
Exchange
Labama
Comic University
Southern Society
Alaska
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Frank L. Grove
Aba
Annie Kendrick
J A ansEe
Sophie Shadls
Miss Thornton
Charlotte Thornton
Miss Vickers
James K. Glennon
Miss Ray
Norville
N Norville
Pinehurst
Battles
Juaneta
Edith Tucker
Cyril Tucker
Melville Tucker
Dorothy
Ruth Johnson
San Antonio
John Mitchell
Nellie Scott
Mary Emma Nettles
Walter Toxey
Staples
Dahlberg
Jessie Staples
Dora Dahlberg
Suggsville
Frank A. Tate
Tate
Helen Fox
Alice Abney
Marguerite Perkins
Anne Deavours
Marion Davis
Rebecca Sharborough
Susie Fuller
Minnie Lee Hill
Alice Schauber
Celeste Tisdale
Pearl Rowell
Carrie Bufkin
Sadie Spurlin
Ruby Lee Jeffries
Alice and Marie Abney
Mary Moore
Themla Lenton
Jessie Nall Rogers
Laurel Daily Leader
Morrill
John I. Morrill
Josie Tonkin
Warrington
Fi Aust Smith
Ellane
Pesnacola Journal
Garibbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
aMsemerry Seeberg Steamship Co
South America
Kingston
Jamaica
Nu Prince
Haiti
Martinique
Barbados
Trinidad and
Demerara
7 Indies
Eman
THERN BEAN & _ STEAMSHIP
00, Inc
Bani Steamship Co
Bank Building
Obile
Bile
Atrest, Ball 9 Company
Michael St
Realty Co. Inc
Norman Ea Minis Puget
Robert J. Turner
Ethel
Roberta
Anita Simmon
Vinegar Bend
Bessie Garrison
Rachel Dodds
Hight'Mile Station
Meridian
Ralph Deal
Roy Rainey
Kansas City
Effie Mathews
Thomas Agee
Clinton
Arlington
Addie Spear
Ernest L. Graham
Sylacauga
Winona
George Gibson
James Bellinger
Beauford
Fountainblue
Phillip
Carl Meyer
J. B. Pittman
Prichard
C. P. Smith
Enterprise
Bert Simon
Okalona
Edward Stevens
Allie Krudop
Alfreda
G. L. Lambeth
Whistler Sewing Circle
Katie Lou
Blanche Kelley
Ethel Kilby
Cove
Mena
Ark
Shreveport
Belle Neville
Louise Berrey
Louise McVoy
Ed Gaines
Tles
Ae J. “O
Ike Foreheimer
California
Nellie Carlisle
Aimee McDermott
Margaret Vickers
Annie Woolf
Forest
A.kosminsky
Tittle
George Triple
W. J. Cooper
Jule Smith
Martin Smith
Key West
Cuba
Mra
Mile
Kellar
Son Femite
Mre G Harrie
Rachael Harris
Vf A Decker
Dauphin Island
Mesare
Ernest Jordan
Do. Burgayne
Frank Haas
Conree Finkbohner
Coden
Henry J
Af Guifrort
N. J. Adame
North Hamilton Drest
Spring MN
Warrinetan
Maresh
Gna Yfre
North
Carolina
Caorge Gage
Francie Inge
Srp
Mivrres Haretaet
Nivea Ritevar
Raturrad
Genrre
T. A. Johnson
Annine
Miriam Pechoteh
Demopolis
Edwin Zelnicker
Mias Morvernt Preeksher
Point “Lear
Frierde
Sipe Fiateia
Haan i
Miss Cleve- Jom
Umps
Israel
Egypt
Ab. Adkins
Mary
Kitty
Aunt Mary
Maryie
Ary
Ree
Margie
Macy
Mollie
Eilene
Harry
Pat
Mrs. Selwin
Selwins
Eleanor Fairlow
Recorder Edington
Trapper
Tracy
Allen
Joe Stoneuilding
Information City Ticket Office
South Royal St
H. E. Jones, JR
Monteagle
Tenn
Tate Springs
Bristol
Asheville
N. C
City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
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