Delightful Heart Art Event At Arnold Home
Mrs. John Arnold hosts a high school themed party with Tallulah Arnold as the expert guest. Guests include Miss Baker Douglass Fearn Tisdale Del, Lucille Gertrude Arnold, and many others in a green decor, with prizes of white silk hose and crepe de chine handkerchief, studio Woolf aiding entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arnold
Tallulah Aretty
John
Arnold
Studio Woolf
Nold
Lucille
Gertrude Arnold
Miss Tallulah
Misses . Baker
Susie Douglass
Margaret Fearn
Bir
Lucille Tisdale
Miriam del- Willie Hempstead
Willie _Cornelia March
Webb Beatty
Paul Butler
Lucia Price
Gor- Burgett
Eleanor Burgett
Maudie Ff
Lucille Lyon
Walter D. Lamar
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hally
Georgia
D. B. Lamar
Dorothy Gaillard
Elizabeth Gaillard
Evergreen
W. W. Croom
Japline
Elizabeth
Care of the eyes and health remedies notes
An old column extols eye care after dusty conditions with tepid water and salt rinses, praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a temperance tonic for women’s health. It ties eye sparkle to overall complexion and suggests routine baths, patches for inflamed eyes, and links to broader female health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Summer Girl on the Beach Captures Gaze and Gowns
A playful lyric praises a Summer Girl with tan cheeks and outlandish clothes. It notes her shorter skirts, loose neckband, tight waistband, and rakish lid while celebrating her native beauty and the onlookers sighing at her unique style.
Calendar highlights and social events
Mrs John Arnold hosts a heart event for Miss Tallulah Arnold at 4 pm. The Camp Fire Girls meet at Lyons Park at 5 30. Story Telling Hour at Lyons Park at 6. Mobile Graded Union meets at 4 45 with Sunday school at 6 to 6 30 and Teachers Training at 5 30 to 6. Miss Gordon Buregett hosts hearts at 4. Friday includes Mrs W K Syson hosting bridge at 4 for Miss Margaret Fearn of Birmingham. Craighead Parliamentary Law Club meets at 5 in the Cawthon Hotel assembly room. Mrs Craighead to lead. Regular Phi Alpha Phi Sorority meeting at club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Cawthon
Frederick Rogers
Virginia Carter
Katherine Landner
Agnes Cawthon
Mobile
Atlanta
Nellie
Kjellburg
Dog River
Lola Eulen
Birmingham
Claudia Glidden
Margerie Murray
Messrs
Thaw Tollerson
Melvin Cells
Vernon Kjellburg
Tom Cross
John Arnold
Tallulah Arnold
Camp Fire Girls
Lyons Park
Mobile Graded Union
Gordon Buregett
Hearts
W. K. Syson
Bridge
Margaret Fearn
Craighead Parliamentary Law Club
Cawthon Hotel
Graded Union
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Mobile Library
Miss Wreubrick
How to Preserve in Glass Jars For Exhibition
Instructions from a Sunday article describe preserving fluids for fruits and vegetables to be shown at the Gulf Coast Fair in October. Fluids are labeled by numbers, with No. 1 favored for Black and strong results from No. 6 for Gooseberries and Red Purple varieties, while Strawberries prefer No. 1 with optional peroxide. Tomorrow’s note will present a California method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cupid's Corner Advice Column By Miss Eros
Inquiries on love affairs to Miss Eros appear in this timeless column. Rosie offers cautions on choosing a mate and encourages practical reading, while letters from two nineteen year old cousins seek a tall olive complexioned beau and a good home. Brown Eyes seeks reconciliation after a quarrel with a 20 year old sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros
Miss Eros
Rosie
Prince Charming
Thelma
Lucile
Miss Bros
Local couple Bauer to relocate to New York
Mr and Mrs William Bauer will move their home to New York where he has accepted a church post and she will join him with their daughter Carey in the fall. Critics lament the loss of Montgomerys social and musical talent as Mrs Bauer and Mr Bauer have been noted for a soprano voice and organist skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bauer
New York
Bauer
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Montgomerians
Montgomery
Montgomery Journal
Mobile
William McCarthy
McCarthy
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham
A. P. Coles
Atlanta Exchange
Selma
Bilox
Katherine Hopkins Chapman
Alabama
Biloxi
Selma Journal
Chapman
H. H. Pugh
F. O. Hoffman
Lord Byron collars spark fashion frenzy on golf links
The piece notes a craze for Lord Byron collars among men, likening wearers to moving picture actors or pirates. It recalls Palm Beach dress, silk shirts, and the trend spreading from the links downtown, with references to Warren Kerrigan, Earl Williams, and William Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Lord Byron
Polly Peachtree
Warren Kerrigans
Earl Williamses
William Harts
Lord
British Steamer Rosalie Beached. Baltzer Sunk in Atlantic
LONDON Aug 11 The British steamer Rosalie of 2725 tons net sailing from Shields Aug 10 to San Francisco is beached with crew saved. The Russian bark Baltzer of 343 tons gross has been sunk. A small boat with the captain and seven men reached land safely. Baltzer was owned in Riga and last reported sailing June 15 from Gulfport for Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rosalie
Shields
San Francisco
Baltzer
Riga
Gulfport
Cork
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Tal- Arnold
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James Maury
Rel
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David Buell
Robert 01
Gadsden
Palmer Gailard
Hamilton
Reginald
Hazel Taylor
A. E. Gingrich
East Government Street
Pensacola Journal
Marion ‘McDuffie
River Ridge
Marie Spotswood
John Shields
Albert Hotel
Eulen
G. L. Owen
Goronway Owen
George Hooks
Toinette
Misses Wynne
Dorothy Bennett
Memphis
Punch
Dorothy and
Wynne Bennett
Georgia Hooks
Gladys
Mamie Tompkins
Marion Davenport
Margaret Owen
Louise
Cecile Slade
Marion Mountain
Kate Nicol
Anthony Smith
Mountain
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Claude
Albert
Sarah
Mary Pierce
Ruth
Marguerite
Sinclair
Frank McCoy
F. J. McCoy
F. Farnell
Pierce
Katie Calhoun
New Orleans
L. 8. Smith
Harry Cashman
Misses Hazel -A Ashman
Barbara
Frances Sheppard
Mary Landrum
Kate Landrum
John Prude
Cohen
Age-Herald
M. O. Discher
J. M. Donaldson
Ensley
George G. Daly
Una
Mr. Daly
G. Day
Orleans
Otho Stubbs
Rufus Vickery
Charles Mclaughlin
C. E. Adame
LeBaron Lyons
French Lick Springs
Alice Clapp
Lucy Swaine
Pensacola
Quinn
Miss Lockhart
Miriam Delchamps
Elizabeth Touart
Coden
Elizabeth Thurston
Irvington
Marie Shaffer
Evelyn McLaughlin
Max Ely
A. Richards
Demopolis
Norman Pitman
Helen Pitman
Miss Clarke
Pascagoula
J. T. Smith
L. E. Carroll
Maida
Lester Carroll
Mattie Bellegun
Emma Knight
Point Cleataes
Selmaournal
Mary Mahorner
Macon
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Mahorner Plantation
John Cleatat
W. H. Bruner
Montrose
Ralph Martinez
Julius Goldstein
Cecile Goldstein
Josephine Martinez
James Wade Cox
Clara B. “Crossland
H. S. Rowley
Ohio
Senter
Migg—Tinelle
Mount Vernon
McCafferty
Stella Maples
Francis Larsen
Edna Duke
John Belt
Clara Willpaine
Lloyd Finch
Irwin Tucker
Chicago
Ernest Tucker
Sea Cliff
Nannie G. Locke
Joseph
Palmetto Beach
Ada Bovee
Summerdale
Edith Brisbane
St. Louis
Demaris Smith
Point Clear
George Lyon
George Rogers
Lyon
O. V. Norvell
Howard Walker
Genevieve Watson
J. C. Green
Vera Green
Pensacola News
Watson
Charles Saunders
Ferguson
Mario Watson
W. W.watson
Angelo Festorazzi
C. W. Soost
Ag Es
Ida Pique
Giebile
Mary Ann
Raspberries
Stearns
Joe Stone
MR. and
Mrs. Bauer
Nellie Hess
Alvin Levy
D. P. Bestor
Fannie Woodcock
Mobile Electric Co
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