Society Continued Visitors From Coden
A society notice notes town visitors last week coming up from Coden where she stayed with her cousin Mrs George Leatherbury.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1913
Page
16
A society notice notes town visitors last week coming up from Coden where she stayed with her cousin Mrs George Leatherbury.
The Terpsichoreans of Spring Hill host a Sunday gathering at a welcoming home as Friday night events resume after a long typhoid fever illness. Mr. George Heakes returns to the street, greeted by friends and well-wishers with wishes for full recovery and continued cheerful social leadership in Mobile.
Mr and Mrs John Foyer hosted a refined court of friends on Thursday with pro gressive euchre at 409 North Hamilton Street. Prizes went to Mr Kneeland Miss Gladys Humphries and Dr Stephen Hale with Miss Tarver from Selma preparing to sail Sep 5 for New York to study at Columbia College. A newborn daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs J Moore of Elmira Street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Paterson and their young son Jack, with Mr. Conrad Armbrecht, left recently for Daphne and will drive to Blantyre Ontario Canada to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Paterson. They expect to pass through major cities and return around October first.
Mrs. Anna Moore hosted a Friday night birthday party for her daughter Erna at 104 Dexter avenue. The event featured dancing and games, decorated reception rooms, music by Mrs. Watters and Mr. George Foster, and gifts including a diamond ring for Erna.
Helen and Warren begin landfall after six days at sea aboard a liner. They fear a sleepless night and heat on deck, worry about tipping stewards, and face embarrassment as a misread tip gesture sparks a public scene at the tender. The morning view of France unfolds as tensions rise.
The two daughters of Mr and Mrs Russell Thompson of Mobile are spending the summer with their parents at Biloxi Mississippi. Margaret is fourteen months old and Virginia Mary will be three in October. Both enjoy salt water bathing and are among Biloxi beach's most popular children.
Mrs Moise Kahn returns to New Orleans after visiting grandmother Mrs K Kosminsky. Miss Cora Farrell visits New Orleans and Ocean Springs. host Miss Maude Snakenberg accompanies her home. Macon completes three week tour from New York to Toronto. visits Knoxville. Agnes Rane and children depart for Battle's Wharf. Winnie Faurier visits Mrs Edward Hart in Mobile. Adele Torrey travels to Choctaw Inn Jackson to join sister Mrs Stopplebein. Lowery Sturgeon of Troy, Alabama to winter in Mobile. Arthur Atherton of Montgomery en route to Fairhope. Mrs Walter Higgins of Jackson, Alabama planned visit to Mobile. Clara Crossland returns from Battles Wharf for a brief town trip. Daphne Roberts returns from eastern shore. S Schwarz family vacationing at Battles Wharf. Grace Linning back from New Orleans. Mrs J W Hunter, summering at Lake Chautauqua, to visit Montgomery and Selma in autumn. Bert Gantt and others head to Atlanta to visit relatives. Walter Peat and bride of Gulfport return from Battles. back home Monday. Gertrude Maud Emily Gager travel to Bartlesville Oklahoma via Fort Worth to visit sister Mrs Watson.
She endures the journey with unfamiliar people while Warren discusses a Paris hotel. Her cheeks burn under the veil as self consciousness fuels unhappiness. The speaker laments the ambiguity of what the law truly allows.
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