Miss Kate Moslander Visits Greensboro Guests
Miss Kate Moslander of Mobile is hosted in Tuscaloosa with automobile parties and porch entertainments. She will travel to Greensboro this week to be the guest of Miss Ramsay and receive more visits and summer gaiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manel Boardman
American Red Cross Fety
Mabel Boardman
Woman's Department
National Conservation Exposition
Knoxville
Tenn
Miss Boardman
Horace van Deventer
Woman's Board
Kate Moslander
Miss Ryan
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Annie Lou Rafield Tops Point Clear Social Scene
Miss Annie Lou Rafield draws summer attention at Point Clear as her family locates at Costello cottage with Mr and Mrs W W Rafield and Mr Joe Rafield visiting weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Clear
Annie Lou Rafield
Colony
W. W. Rafield
Annie Lou
Joe Rafield
Costello Cottage
Mr. Rafield
New Orleans Visitors Attend Mobile Nuptial Event
Mrs. David R. Miller arrived from New Orleans to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rosen. Mr. Leon H. Miller of New Orleans is also visiting in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Miller
New Orleans
Sol Rosen
Leon H. Miller
Mobile
Return of Family Party at Fairhope Cottage
A mobile family group spent a week at the Brown cottage in Fairhope and returned to the city. Mrs Gaillard Hamilton and her two boys joined by Miss Nell Van Hook of New York, Mrs Edgar Clarkson and Tuscaloosa children formed the party. Mrs Faith travels with her sister at Spring Hill and plans a seashore trip to Coden with Miss Van Hook on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhope
Brown
Gaillard Hamilton
Nell van Hook
New York
Edgar Clarkson
Tuscaloosa
Mr. Faith
Mobile
Faith
Spring Hill
Mrs. Hamilton
Miss van Hook
Coden
Selma Visitors Return From Daphne Excursion
A group from Selma returning to Mobile from a pleasant stay in Daphne Ala was hosted by Mr and Mrs George Gaillard and Mrs J C Hobart at their shore home. The party includes Mrs Frank Milhaus and her son Atlas Mrs Archibald and Miss Mary Graham Miss Nan Planck and Miss Sue Planck who had stayed with Mrs Milhaus at her mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Mobile
Daphne
Ala
George Gaillard
J. C. Hobart
Frank Milhaus
Atlas
Archibald
Mary
Mr J O Schaedel Heads to New Orleans for Business
Mr J O Schaedel travels from Mobile for a business trip to New Orleans. The homecoming was greeted with cheer by friends and the move is welcomed by the younger society set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Schaedel
Mobile
New Orleans
German Circle Planned by Esteemed Mr Schaedel in Mobile
Mr Schaedel, a highly regarded figure, plans to return to Mobile in autumn to settle here. He aims to lead cultural and social ventures including a German circle to study Vaterland language. A language class is proposed to mix with dancing and card activities common in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaedel
Mobile
Vaterland
Anniversary Set's Dance at German Relief Hall Friday
The University set dance at German Relief Hall is planned for Friday at 8 30 p m as the fall season's first Terpsichorean event. It honors the young college crowd preparing to depart for various colleges and schools.
Jablonowski Weds Calcina at Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Rudolph B. Jablonowski and Claudia Josephine Calcina united in marriage Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Walker P. Hines officiated with only the brides sisters Eugenia and Frances Calcina as attendants. A brief reception followed at the bride’s home before the couple departed for New Orleans as their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jablonowski-Calcina
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Walker P. Hines
Rudolph B. Jablonowski
Claudia Josephine Calcina
Eugenia
Frances Calcina
New Orleans
Aunt Sallys Beauty Advice Cures and Cautions
In a Woman's Realm column Aunt Sally answers readers on skin care. Remedies include saxolite wash lotion to tighten skin and reduce wrinkles, mercorized wax cold cream to fade freckles, with nightly application and morning cleansing. Readers advised to continue for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise
Amateur Night at a New York restaurant exposes pretenders
Warren and Helen witness a string of supposed amateurs at a bustling New York cabaret. Performers mockingly paraded as raisers of cheer draw coins, while a dignified older dancer and a weak may be genuine, provoking debate on the crowd’s intentions and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Emma Kelly
Dancer
Ashe
Mouth and tooth tonic hailed as daily must use
Advertisement extols a widely known mouth and tooth tonic as essential for daily use to counteract awful pollution and harmful matter in the mouth. It questions how food could pass through a compromised mouth without stomach trouble.
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Battle House
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Home Economics Club
City Bank
W. E. Mickle
Caro Mickle
Russellville
News of Feminine World
Bell
the Rafields
Gh Mada
Centaur Compare
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
York City
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Windsor Cafe
Albert E. Reynolds
Colden
A. F. Gaillard
W. W.croom
A. W. Brooks
North Carolina Mountains
J. C. Bush
Manning Brown
Misses Elise
Helen Brown
Skyland
North Carolina
Virginia
R. BR. du Mont
Point Clear Cottage Colony
Bay
Josephine B. du Mont
Mrs. Leak
Bay Minette
Baldwin County
Alice Roberta Thompson
Jefferson Davis Weir
Alabama
State Normal School
Annie Gully
Meridian
Glen McKenzie
A. F. Kersting
Muncie
Ind
Kerst
Thomas J. Burns
Carol Burns
White House
Biloxi
Robert Ervin
Miss Pybas
Taylor
Gulf Coast
William Martin
Gemma Martin
Chicago
St. Paul
Seatle
Vancouver
Garden of the Gods
Francis Calcina
Russell Thompson
Hannah D. Sonnenschein
S. Rattner
Elizabeth
Viola Dykee
John 2. Thompson
Lexington Avenue
Samaa
Robert Thompson
Herpin Emile
St. Em Street
Gabrifl
Sewelry
Mabel Herbert Urner
Rose Martin
Vaudevillian
Tessie Williams
Tessie
William Murphy
Jtates
Tion
Hone
Telegraph
UU Ee
Kreptor
A. F. Rockwell
Optometrist and Manufacturing
Optician
N. Conception ST
Southern Railway
South
Rarn
Callat City
North Royal Street
James Freeman
BaAmenn St
Birmingham
ACK
LOWR
Guy
We Wwe Mwe
Trav. Pass. Ee Mobile
Y, JR
Mobile, Ala
Kodaks
Kodak
Zadek Jewelry Co
Mobile, Alabama
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