Weekend figures flaunt Point Clear glamour by Mobile Bay
The Grant area reels in society with the Grand Hotel drawing notable visitors from Alabama and New Orleans. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Snow Birmingham and families, the Lyons and Chaffee clans from Montgomery, Dr. Seale Harris and kin, Miss Ethel Kimball, and the Kimball duo from New Orleans. The Lucile schedule debut and a Water sports set highlight a week end at Point Clear with smooth bay breezes and sea views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Point Clear
T. G. Snow
Birmingham
Barry Lyons
Herbert Lyons
Lyons
Dan Sims
W. A. Collier
Miss Collier
Bert Collier
Marguerite Robinson
Frank P. Chaffee
May
Helen Chaffee
Marks
Montgomery
Walter Mitchell
Ed Richard
Seale Harris
Palmer
Montevallo
Sydney Robbins
Hophins
F. R Harsh
Ethel Kimball
Jeannot le Marie
New Orleans
Albert Fuller
Claud Kimball
Mobile
Bay
Daphne Social Season Hosts Seaside Party at Daphne
At Daphne Miss Celia Webb hosted a seaside gathering with cousins Margaret Mary Reynolds and Bilsie Hall visiting from Mobile. The group included Kirk pride Hincktey and Hopkine Fitzpatrick for the weekend as Mobile and Selma visitors travel by boat to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Mary Reynolds
Bilsie Hall
Daphne
Messrs
Kirkpride Hincktey
Hopkine Fitzpatrick
Heart and Home Problems
Advice column notes readers seeking guidance on rekindling affection after quarrels, overcoming shyness to marriage, and managing a blended family. Mrs Thompson suggests direct reconciliation, social introductions through friends and church, and prudent timing, plus practical steps for a troubled step-daughter and protecting the child’s environment.
Week End at Zunders Regatta on Mobile Bay
The article describes a lively regatta on Mobile Bay with sailboats, trim yachts, and launches. It mentions the Lyons launch and the Rittenhouse Moore boat among others, noting some vessels not from Point Clear and others racing swiftly around the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Bay
Lyons
Rittenhouse Moore
Sha Z Unders- Hayes
It's War Says Milholland on Suffrage Violence
New York suffragist leader Inez Milholland declares suffrage struggle in England a war between government and women. She condemns prison terms for English suffragists Mary Leigh Gladys Evans and Lizzie Baker, defends theatre burning, and urges ballot support as the only remedy. The piece links violence to government provocation and notes surrounding social visits in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpori
L. L
England
Inez Milholland
New York
Miss Milholland
Mary Leigh
Gladys Evans
Joan E B. Redmond
Dublin
Lizzie Baker
Gladys Isvans
Hobhouse
Nottlingham Castle
Lish
Met
Tito
Pleasure voyage launches draw varied party aboard vessels
A large party sails on the Wilson launch with a big onboard celebration while the Murray and Masters boats carry Miss Murray and a group including Miss Robbins and Mr. Kimball. The Oscar Brown boat hosts Mr. and Mrs. James O. Smith, George and Will Jones, and Mr. Mack Smith for the pleasure voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wilson
Nettie Guillot
Battles
Sanders
Mabel Stanard
Messrs. Y. Cooper
Lee Yagle
Carl Brown
Will
Tom Johnson
Graham Denny
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Zandels
H. L. Wilson
North Carolina
Murray
Miss Murray
Masters Murray
Misses Robbins
Kimball
le Maiie
Robbins
Fuller
Mr. Kimball
James O. Smith
George and
Will Jones
Mack Smith
Social week of visits and outings around Mobile
The Mobile social scene features Miss Marie Spotswood of Mobile as a guest of Miss Jena Hatcher, with Misses Harrington of Chattanooga and Jane Johnston of Montgomery also entertaining and enjoying dancing, cards, auto rides, movie parties, and a spider web contest at homes in Mobile. Guests include Gaines St. John and others at the Hays cottage on Point Clear Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Marie Spotswood
Mobile
Jena Hatcher
Harrington
Chattanooga
Bernice Hays
Jane Johnston
Montgomery
Ethel Johnston
Mis
M. J. Hays
Johnston
Messrs
Gaines St. John
Herndon Inge
Walter Inge
Mr. Roberts
Black
Charles Allen
Point Clear
Young visitors and departures tied to Miss Gabrel la Barret household
The younger set visiting Miss Gabrel la Barret at Coden return home. Tomorrow Miss Gower travels to the eastern shore to be entertained by Miss Marion Overton at Battles. Miss Rosamond Robbins leaves for Selma to visit her aunt Miss Rose Weaver on Lauderdale Street. Mr Md ck Smith of Arizona visits his brother Mr James O Smith for a lengthy stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Belle Tilden
Harriston
Miss
Mary Louise Jones
Mobile
Miss Tilden
Natchez
Port Gibson
the Knott High School
Dauphin Way
Gabrella Barret
Coden
Md@ck Smith
Arizona
James. O. Smith
Households Talks and Porch Tray Service Trend
A reminiscence on tray use from kitchens to porches shows trays saving trips and organizing family life. A porch center of activity merges dining, games, sewing and reading with a mobile tea table set, tea service, canaries, flowers, and a family buy of a decorative wheeled tray unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Attrac
Bridget
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Celia Webb
James Webb
Marie
Margaret Webb
E. C. Grace
Columbus
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Add Mag, Phillips
Selma
Wither
Leo Armstrong
Demepolis
Willie G. Privett
W. H. Gillis
Katie May Benson
Antwerp. Drug Corp
Mobile, Ala
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Adams
Zunders
Abs Wilson
Zundais
Jolly
Battles' Wharf
Lucile
Claudia Moore
Myrtle and
Monroe Hun
Milholland
Bessemer
Pensacola
Mises Kathleen Willis
Sea Cliff
Mary Nettles
Edna Manning
Edna Finch
Ruth Burke
Sea Cir
J. R. Sharman
Meridian
J.T. Behiey
Sharman Sedley
Irene Dunster
Battles’ Wharf
Lucile Rush
Alba Gower
Henrietta D. Gravel
Fred Whaley
Battle House
Imperial Sanitary Laundry
van Antwerp
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