Party Returns from Little River Holiday Trip
Dr. Sophie Laws of Nova Scotia spends the quiet season at Spring Hill with Miss Margaret Austell enjoying summer life. The Little River weekend trip left bright memories with Dr. Laws Miss Margareta Rusfill Mrs. George Lining and Mr. Lining as they return home early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Sophie Laws
Nova Scotia
Spring Hill
Margaret Austell
Laws
Margareta Rusfill
George Lining
Lining
Broughtons Honeymoon Stay At Letohatchee Plantation
Mr and Mrs Rollin Broughton extend their honeymoon in a simple country life at their Letohatchee Alabama plantation. Mobile friends visit, with Miss Margaret Webb traveling from Daphne for a week. Mr and Mrs Kearsley Carter have been part of the social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Broughton
Letohatchee
Ala
Margaret Webb
Bay
Daphne
Broughtons
Kearsley Carter
Broughtons to Return from Letohatchee by September First
Guests visiting the Horns at Fairhope and the Broughtons at the plantation are noted. A report that the Mobile couple will move to Letohatchee is erroneous. they expect to return to the city about September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhope
Mrs. Broughton
Mr. Broughton
Mobile
Letohatchee
Broughtons
Portable porch luncheon to honor Dr Sophie Laws
Friends of Miss Margaret Austill hosted a porch progressive luncheon for eight on the western veranda. Tables set with salvia splendens and ferns offered a faultlessly arranged multi course feast and lively chat as the Nova Scotia visitor enjoyed a quiet, delightful summer greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Laws
Nova Scotia
Margaret Austill
Beachside revels enliven Eastern Shore camping season
On the Eastern Shore beach the Soost household at Battles Wharf hosts a lively crowd of guests led by Miss Katherine Monk one of the popular sea maids. The group includes Miss Marion Overton and guests from River Ridge Mobile and others. A weekend of parties at the Soost home featured a Pinehurst lawn gathering and a Saturday dance aboard a launch run by Manning and Julian McPhillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Gayety
Soost
Battles Wharf
Katherine Monk
St. Louis
Louisville
New York
Marion Overton
Marion McDuffie
River Ridge
Marie Spotswood
Spotswood
Lillian Doyle
Mobile
Pinehurst
Manning
Julian McPhillips
Moonlight Movie Outing At Fairhope
Mayflower ferry plans quiet moonlight ride for a group of fifteen including Miss Lee Barclay visiting Louisville. They attended the movies with Miss Effie Soost while Mrs. W R Quinn stays at the Soost cottage by the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Barclay
Louisville
Effie Soost
Fairhope
W. R. Quinn
Sea
Passed Into the Beyond in Camden Village
The text reports the death of Mr. Brutus Howard of Camden and notes his hermit life at a country home. Attended by his nephew Mr. Howard Gaillard and other relatives, the funeral occurred in Camden. The piece also lists numerous social visits and upcoming travels of local residents, with multiple names and places throughout Alabama and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus Howard
Camden
Howard Gaillard
Mobile
Evergreen
Ala
George Gailard
Gorge Gaillard
W. W. Croom
Honduran Consul Renditions Resignation Nears Move to Banana Planting
Col. Drew Linard, the Honduran consul at Mobile, has tendered his resignation to pursue banana planting in Honduras. The move signals a career shift from diplomatic service to agricultural work in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Honduras
Married Life Inhouse Tensions Over Cleaning And Bills
Helen vents irritation at Maggie and a string of mishaps from a cleaning bill to torn lace and ruined gloves. She battles a bad day with headaches, mislaid tools, and nagging domestic frictions while contending with flawed service from Peerless Cleaning and Dyeing and a troublesome household routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Helen
Bureau
Cleaner’s
Peerless Cleaning & Dyeing Company
C.O. D
Mrs. Thurston
Peerless
Resignation of Colonel Drew Linard from Honduran Consulate
Colonel Drew Linard, long time rival of General Bonilla and key figure in Honduran politics, has resigned as American consul at Mobile. He plans private business life after successor is appointed and will retain ties to Honduras while managing banana plantation interests in British Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Linard
Mobile
la Ceiba
Honduras
Linard
Manuel Bonilla
Lee Christmas
General Bonilla
Republic of Honduras
Bonilla
New York
British Honduras
Disappointments Stack Up for Helen and Warren
Helen endures a day of irritations from wrong numbers to junk mail and missed ads, while Warren laments a $300 bankruptcy loss from Parker & Simms. The couple argues over money and stress mounts as dinner ends in tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thurston
Helen
Mr. Robinsky
Maggie
Fifth Avenue
Warren
Parker & Simms
Keep Mouth Clean To Guard Child Health
The piece urges mothers to keep teeth clean as the gateway to health for children. It warns that unclean teeth lead to decay, poor digestion, weak nourishment, and vulnerability to disease, stressing daily brushing to protect the child’s well being.
Liquid Sozodont Promises Free From Grit and Acid
Advertises LIQUID SOZODONT as free from grit and acid and highly recommended for cleaning and polishing teeth. Claims the LIQUID penetrates to cleanse the power and paste the surface of teeth. Sold at toilet counters worldwide.
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News of Feminine World
French Dry Cleaning CO
Dauphin St
Emile
Herpin
St. Emanuel Street
Dr. Laws
Paris
London
Berlin
Vienna
Victor Hugo
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Harry Donald
Edwin Barlow
Mr. Barlow
Fort
Francis Brady
Glendon
Brady
Nan
Sue Planck
Hobart
Frank Milhous
Selma
Mary Hobart
Archibald
Gertrude Arnold
Marie Hermann
New Orleans
A. F. Kersting
Muncie
Ind
Aline Austin
Gulf City
Marine Harvey
Decatur
Harvey
Punta Gorda
Fla
Adelaide Pybas
Taylor
Robert Ervin
Frank Leslie
Sea Cliff
Gardiner Tucker
Leona Moss
Alice Schauber
Laurel, Miss
Mabel Stanard
Chicago
George T. Stanard
Clark
Stanard
Charles Cunningham
City
Pass Christian
Ben Toomer
Point Clear
Thomas Lanaux
Mary Rich
Elizabeth
J. C. Rich
Mrson
Helen Rich
Calfornia
Marie Clifton
Bessie Hobart
Mississippi City
Elsie McIntosh
Meridian
Mary Allen
Ellis Day Gates
Beatrice and
Mae Vernon Dunbar
Grand Junction, Tenn
Ed Truitt
Dexter Avenue
Paul H. Harrison and Son
Sue Harrington
Maryland
Adele Harrison
Biloxi
Mr. Dorgan Ledyard
F. L. Frazier
F. C. Frazier
Cedar Point Road
James Robinson
Bessie Robinson
South Cedar Street
Walter Mason Sheldon
Malvern Mattei
Charlie Mi‘tei
Tessie Ardoyne
Herbert Henderon
Winston Henderson
Edward Arias
Leo Smith
Emmett Brewster
Leo Kelly
Frank Duffy
Robert Reuse
Nellia Mason
Leona Smith
Allie Brewster
Agnes W. Henderson
Mary C. Daughdrill
Fort Deposit
Birmingham
Talladega
Coal City
Col
Central
Consulate
Ole
OZONT
Gulf Coast
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
Gabriel
New York City
Gabriel Gewelry
Kreptor
A. F. Rockweeu
Upataire
Horlicks
Wits
Telephone Bell
Mobile Electric Co
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