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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

6

Social Notes Highlight Mobile Area Parties And Weddings

A flurry of gatherings sketches a lively scene with Katherine Maer of Columbus and Miss Lucille at a card party hosted by Eugenia Thompson, plus moving picture outings for Mrs. Charles Webster’s daughter Edward Webster. A backwards party at the Dannelly sisters’ home, bridge triumphs at Elkdale Park, and a wedding at Oakdale Baptist church mark a week of society events featuring Mobile, Birmingham, and New Orleans guests, with plans for honeymoons and house parties among families and friends.

Eats Thompson Ghbor Lucille Maer Columbus Miss Thompson Alice Buck Juanita Alvarezich Miss Grace Hand Eleanor Burgett Tallulah Maudie Woolf Lucia Price Aline Fearn Margareth Birmingham Ellen Dukes Pam Butler Katherine Baker Irma Unruh Webster Charles Call Edward Webster Antonio the Empire Annamed W. Tompkins Flora Muty Jean Corrie Pass Dauphin Street Dorothy and Wynne Memphis Florence Kraus Kraus Mamie Tompkins Marion In Gladys Tompkins P. W. Tompkins Messrs John R Otis McMahon Roy Kraus Sargent Willie Chandler Mr. T Roberson Hengen Dannelly Sarah Olivia Dan Govt Street Effie Olivia McArthur Camden Willie May Lillian Lathram Waynesboro Rush Miss Kean R. L. Ellis Elkdale Lucia Bruns Bessemer W. FE. Nees Ellis Selma Elkdale Park Bridge Mary Knight Rush Mobile Ted Donovan W. T. Perry I. M. Snider W. E. Nees Selma Journal Frances Brown Frances, Brown Roper Street Thea Guggenheim Birdie Etta Fiest Evelyn Brown Florence Reiss Hortense Hanan Evelyn Douglas Rose Eich John Moulton Dauphin Way Moulton Myrtle Harris Mattie May Edith Marechal Jennie Susie Prout Minnie Elliott Edith Anita Delchamps Mary Bromberg Ruth Little Katherine Eleanor Radebaugh Virginia Pope Jessie Winter Helen Courtright Anna Mary Crum John Ramsey John Locke Graten Kimbrough Robert Lee Griffith Lee Noble T. C. Billiott Paul Thompson Hugh Kilmer Rolf Seeberg

Biloxi Moves to End Shrimp Catchers Strike

Biloxi business leaders push to end the International Longshoremen strike by urging concessions from union men and proposing an arbitration panel including business men, packers, and union members to resume Gulf coast shrimp industry as 1,700 workers remain idle. Deputy Collector Curtis notes ongoing marine registrations despite the tie up.

Biloxi Miss Gulf Coast Foster Fountain Company Back Bay Mississippi Coast Lewis E. Curtis United States Custon Mississippi Louise B James E. Pate Sioux C. Seymour Clara L G. Gilbert John T. White James Tur

Night Rider Sheriff’s Daughter Weds in Biloxi Country Home

Miss Gladys Haynes of Tiptonville Tennessee marries Kennedy M Walker of Memphis at Sunkist Place Biloxi nine miles north of town. Rev H F Tolle of Biloxi officiates. The bride is daughter of C H Haynes the famed night rider sheriff of Lake County. The couple heads to New Orleans on short honeymoon. Edward Schmitt and Elizabeth Looschen wed in Algiers Louisiana with reception at Manor House.

Night Rider Bolox Gladys Haynes Tiptonville Tenn Kennedy M. Walker Memphis Sunkist Place Biloxi G. W. Haynes H. F. Tolle Methodist Episcopal Church Biloxi,, Officiated. Miss Haynes Is A Daughter of C. H. Haynes Lake County Tennessee Mr. Walker New Orleans Edward Schmitt Elizabeth Looschen Algiers Church of the Redeemer C. B. Crawford

Horticulturists Plan Return Boat Trip After Fairhope Meeting

Gulf Coast Horticultural Association members in Mobile and nearby counties may take a bay steamer back to Mobile after the meeting in Fairhope. The boat departs Mobile soon after 10 a.m. Saturday to await Pensacola and coast trains and Mobile and Ohio service, returning Saturday night.

Gulf Coast Horticultural Association Mobile County Mississippi Fairhope Pensacola Coast Louisville and Nashville Railroad Mobile and Ohio Mobile

Burns Called to Assist Lynching Investigation

Marietta police chief H. H. Looney sent telegram to detective William J. Burns asking him to come and help investigate a lynching that occurred the day before. The message sparked local resentment toward detectives used in the Frank trial and drew hostile demonstrations as Burns departed town.

Burns Marietta H. H. Looney William J. Burns Frank Eo Frank Looney

Picnic Food Ideas for Camps and Beach Parties

A guide to packing and cooking for picnics with campfire meals. It covers plateware, coffee preparation, sardine and cheese sandwiches, fried egg and onion sandwiches, bacon lettuce sandwiches, steamed potatoes, and a lemon jelly dessert suitable for warm days and unexpected company.

Peruna Testimonials Report Stomach Trouble Relief

A butchered ad style collection cites several Peruna users from Easton Pennsylvania Mayetta Kansas and Pollocksville North Carolina. They claim stomach relief and long lasting benefits after taking Peruna with statements of improved health and long future use.

W. H. Strauss Easton William Follis Mayetta Kas Pollocksville N. C

Sunday religious voting and weekly practice balance

Some people should vote on Sunday for religious reasons because they rarely use religion during the week. The remark notes differing habits affecting participation in weekly practice and civic duties.

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Katherine Maer Umbus Eugenia Thompson Claude Cleveland Ralph Smith Margaret Donnelly Myra Eichberg Hiram Spotswood Miriam Spotswood Marion McDuffie McDuffie Plantation River Ridge Marie Spotswood Dagmar Rooney Margerie Lucille Murray Georgie Ernest Katie Ryan Covington Burnsville Myrtle Murray Fort Morgan Walter Mitchell Carstens-Southard Genevieve May Sout Edward Arthur Carstens Oakdale Baptist Church G. W. McRae Calvary Baptist Church George Southard Fred Wojohn George Barnett Talbert Jones Anita Primo Roy Southard Finley McRae Melanie Dahler Will Smith Zellah Mae Rush Marie Louise Tollefson Miss Carstens Georgia Kittie Belle Sterling Mendelssohn Philathea Southard Ruth Sackhoff Carrie Smith Mrs. Carstens Miss Murphy Nick Veglisich Dorman Browning Ferdinand Hackmeyer Lester Murphy Freeman Dollahan Willie Jenkins George Bailey Mr. Davis J. L. Moulton Rolls-Rickert St. Mary's Rectory Fannie Elizabeth Rickert Earl Hallet Rolls T. J. Beaton Rolls Kennedy Street Isabelle Mallett Eufaula J. W. Hartman College Hill Spring Hill Miss Hess Miss McGuire Gladys Sims Louise McGuire Samson Ala McGuire South Hallet Street Miss Sims J.M. McGuire J. W Mr. Savage Robert Bell Joyer Co. W. McGuire E. D. Davis Josephine Margaret Senter Woodrow C. Pickering Ohio F. M. Senter Senter H. S. Rowley Rowley Orchestra New York Eugene Fell J. J. Fell Pensacola News Bob Paterson Sea Cliff and Fish River Alabama Duggar Jack George ‘Lambenthal Sunflower Meridian Star C. McGehee Amelie Katherine Ladd Duvalle Bladon Springs Hotel Joseph Meyers Thelma D’qlive Mobile Infirmary Harry Cashman South Jackson Street Mrs J. A. Dew Mr. Dew Irvington Mary Taylor I. B. Harvey McKay Owens A. T. Harvey FE. M. Bailey Marshall Turner Norma Sutton Amey Jones S B. Browne J. W. Somervville Gulfport Jean Chicago Biloxi Daily Herald F. M. Simonton Tampa Iva Pickett Velma Britton Simonton E. H. Britton Mallory Bishop Beckwith Weeks Bay War » Marshall Wythe Whiting Point Clear Lucy Herndon Teretez Ascaloosa Wwein George Od Zandels John Lauber Edward Toenes Magnolia Beach Alma Roh Spalding Ure Rosalie Pickens Bishop Ts. E. Wheeler Greensboro Pickens North Carolina W. M. West Donald Sea Cliff G. C. Tucker Melville Tucker Biternéa E. A. Pincus Harold Reed Deschamps Helen Annie Eee Isette Sire Alice Clapp Bob Foster Ofashville Nashville George. Crawfo Robert Harris, Jr Point. Clear Eulalie Hajn Shore Acres Elizabeth Cakes G. Heakes Dauce Elizamre White House Exi Rosie Josie Daniells Ethel Lindsey Eczema Lenoir’s D. A. Ee May Selma, Ala Cawthon-Coleman Company Burns L. Clifford Kilmarnock Earl Wilson New Jersey St Gussie Schechter Government St Emanuel T. Alesse S. Scott St Marsena R. Parker Lafayette St Guy Lamar Tapia S. Broad Fred Grover Florida St George A. Richards S. Cedar Joseph L. Harrison Charles Hackmeyer S. Bayou Roy Iorn BY Caroline Coe Edith Pruett Big Ridge Dept. T St. Joseph and State Streets Dumont & Croom St. Michael St. Bel Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway Union Terminal Station Calvert York Meridian Tuscaloosa East Tapia
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