Society Prominent American Women in Paris
A report on Annie Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan engaging in missionary work in Montmartre Paris under the British American Young Women’s Christian Association. The Students Hotel in Quartier Latin offers housing reading rooms lectures and tea for members. Miss Mary Marcus of Selma visits gulf coast and Miss Lucile Grallop and others attend dances and house parties in Fairhope before returning to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmartre
Annie Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Young Woman's Christian Association
They Hoff
Standard Oil Company
Boulevard St. Michael
Faris
Mary Marcus
Selma
Spencer Adams
Gulf Coast
Prichard
Lucile Grallop
Chunchula
Marcus
Mabel
Massalona Adams
Fairhope
Whispering Pines
Adams
May Be Goodwins Next Wife Rumored Miss Moreland
Nat Goodwins recent injuries occurred while attempting to deliver a note to an Indian on shore near Los Angeles. Rumor says Miss Marjorie Moreland, leading lady of Goodwins last company, may become his next wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Moreland
Nat Goodwin
Nat
Los Angeles
Goodwin
Miss Moreland
Goodwin -Hag
Maxine Elliott
Edna Goodrich
Bride-Elect Louise Davis Hosts Last Week of Summer Nuptials
Miss Louise Davis, to wed Wednesday, has drawn many out of town guests to Shell Road home for the ceremony. Attendants include Miss Katie Nichols from Malcolm and Mrs. Godwin and Miss Fannie Mae Goodwin from Jackson, with sisters Ole and Zula Davis among the household. The piece also notes a Wave of Summer at Point Clear with gatherings at the Grand Hotel hosted by Jack Clancy and many social attendees from Mobile and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Davis
Davis
Shell Road
George E. Wilson
Whailey
Ala
Alice Hunt
Birmingham
Mobile
Katie Nichols
Malcolm
Godwin
Fannie Mae Goodwin
Jackson
Ole
Zula Davis
Point Clear
Grand Hotel
J. &. Thompson
Arnold
Lonnie Lyons Vass
WW. Jhompson
J. B. Thornton
J. M. Prichard
Sydney Redbinge
Lynn Cameron
Ed Flynn
Sid Dorgan
Frank Parker
Frances Parker
G. Newberg
Cook
Columbus
George Rogers
Martha Rogers
A. Jonas
Annie A. Jonas
Aberdeen
Chaffee
Faust Spaghetti Recipe Book Free Offer
American housewives know Faust Spaghetti for nourishment and value. Spaghetti Night is a weekly family event with many serving ideas. Request the Faust Spaghetti Book of Recipes free. Faust Spaghetti is tender, flavorful, and comparable to the finest imports. Ask your grocer for Faust Spaghetti. 10c Maull Bros St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maull’ Bros
St. Louis
Local Residents Named in Community Social List
The notice lists numerous Montgomery residents and guests including Miss Ellen Chaffee Mrs Mary Robinson Mr and Mrs Fat Burns and son Miss Carrie Allen Miss Mae Bonifay Miss Henson Mr Reiley and others from Montgomery Oaxaca Mexico Evergreen Alabama and other places in a society roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Chaffee
Montgomery
Mary Robinson
Fat Burns
May Smith
le Baron Lyons
F. G. Taggert
J. N. Marler
F. Hill
Gerouson
G. A. Laughlin
Oaxaca
Mexico
Carrie Allen
Mae Bonifay
Henson
Reiley
Mermaids of Point Clear Swim in Grand Season Fun
The tide rose at Point Clear as Miss Elsie May and Olive Richards joined parents at the Grand for the season. They impressed onlookers with graceful strokes and stylish bathing suits while swimming from the boat pier and from a launch loaned by Mr Barry Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Clear
Elsie May
Olive Richards
Barry Lyons
Mrs. Lyons
Refugees From Mexico Stop at Grand Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Laughlin and their son of Oxaca Mexico stay a week at the Grand Hotel Point Clear after arriving in Mobile recently from revolutionary central Mexico. Mrs. Laughlin is Rev. Mangum’s daughter, formerly Selma pastor’s wife, welcomed back to Alabama amid hopes of Mexico’s peace. The Laughlins plan to remain in Mobile until conditions improve and Mr. Laughlin’s mining interests in Mexico stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
G. E. Laughlin
Oxaca
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Mobile
Revolutionary Mexico
Laughlin
Mangum
Methodist
Selma
Alabama
Mr. Laughlin
Mines
House Party at the Blacks Hosts Guests This Week
A continuous house party at Mrs. S. C. Black's summer home welcomes guests Miss Harriet Jenks Miriam Glack and this week's honorees Miss Nina Clever along with Mr. Walter Inge Mr. Gaines St. John and Mr. John Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Black
Harriet Jenks
Miriam Glack
Nina Clever
Walter Inge
Gaines St. John
John Lynch
Return From Coden Says Family Residents Home
Mrs James Gray Miss Emily Gray Miss Eleanor Gray Mr Gray and Master Gray returned home yesterday after spending several weeks at Coden. The group is noted to have enjoyed their stay with Mrs Harry McDonald’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coden
James Gray
Emily Gray
Eleanor Gray
Mr. Gray
Master Gray
Limeade and fruit juices for health and cooling drinks
Henriet ta D Gravel discusses citrus fruits especially limes and their juices. The piece covers limeade recipes with ginger, cooling methods for water, and the health benefits of fluids, noting lime as anti-scorbutic and valued in ship stores. It urges boiling water to ensure purity and offers economical fruit juicing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Europe
Summer travelers linger in North Carolina mountains and Point Clear
A string of social notes records locals and visitors spending early summer in North Carolina's mountains and at Point Clear, with returns to the city and seaside stops at Battle's Wharf and Biloxi. Names include Mr. McDonld, Mr. Will Chandler, Clay Sheffield, Henry Aldridge, Albert Fuller, J. G. Thomas, Adam Glass, Carl Irwin, Louise Overall, Frank Overall, Dr. Rivers Rush, Mrs Pitman and family, Mrs. C. S. Shawhan, and Dargan Ledyard group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Mr. McDonld
Point Clear
Henry Aldridge
City
H. B. McMillan
Battle's Wharf
Dargan Ledyard
Charles Hall
Tripiett
Pleasure Bay
Launch Trip to Palmetto Beach by Mobile Bay Party
A crew of summer visitors from Point Clear enjoyed a launch trip to Palmetto Beach despite a midday Mobile Bay squall. The outing included Hichard Neu berg Waughlin and Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto Beach
Mobile Bay
Point Clear
Hichard
Neuberg
Waughlin
Thornton
Local visitors from Marlowe honor Mrs Moore in Alabama
Mrs Teresa Dovie and Mrs EF J Doyle with Alita and Mrs Monroe Hunnerwell plus Myrtle and Monroe visited Marlowe Alabama last Tuesday as guests of Mrs C L Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Dovie
EF. J. Doyle
Alita
Monroe
Hunnerwell
Myrtle
Marlowe
Ala
C. L. Moore
Loeb backs Roosevelt ally in Oyster Bay visit
Geo Fred Williams of Boston and collector Loeb of New York met Colonel Roosevelt in Oyster Bay on August 25. Williams said he would support Roosevelt while Loeb supported his view on the Archbold contribution controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Oyster Bay
Geo. Fred. Williams
Boston
Collector Loeb
New York
Roosevelt
Adventists Name Officers for Cumberland Conference
Sweetwater Tenn August 26 Cumberland conference of Seventh Day Adventists meeting to elect officers for the year with President Elder W H Branscom of Columbia S C and secretary treasurer A B Russell of Chattanooga named. Other officers include Mrs Mettie Lenker of Graysville Tenn as Sabbath school and youth departments head and a list of conference and mission committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Tenn
Cumberland
Seventh Day Adventists
Tennessee
North Georgia
The
Carolinas
W. H. Branscom
Columbia
S. C
A. B. Russell
Chattanooga
Mettie Lenker
Graysville
H. L. Scoup
Knoxville
J. H. Locken
Cyrus Simmons
D. W. Dillon
R. L. Williams
W.B. Branscom
J. L. Shuler
W. H. Maynor
Thomas Rose
Personal notes from Birmingham area residents
J. W. Whatley, a Birmingham resident, is in the city for a visit. Miss Mahala Coster and niece Miss Margaret McKay head to North Carolina mountains for the heated term. T. J. Caldwell and son travel from Birmingham to the lower coast for summer resorts. Annie Lee Littlegreen returns from Battles. Elizabeth Littlegreen of Fairhope visits her sister Hilman Littlegreen in the city. Captain John Craft of the state highway commission leaves for Montgomery for a meeting. G. T. McCorvey plans to return today from Morreeville on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Whatley
Birmingham
Ala
Mahala Coster
Margaret McKay
North Carolina
T. J. Caldwell and Son of
Elizabeth Littlegreen
Fairhope
City
Hilman L.ittlegreen
John Craft
State Highway Commission
Montgomery
Greek assailant to face court over disorderly conduct
The big Greek Gus Gera, accused of a vicious assault on Nick Resisis a 16 year old bootblack, will appear before Recorder Hale tomorrow morning. The case was called in recorder's court Thursday but was continued because of the boy's severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Gera
Nick Resisis
Hale
Recorder’s Court
Geralus
A Beautiful Complexion Promised In Ten Days
NADINOLA banishes tan sallowness freckles pimples and blemishes in ten days with extreme cases in twenty. It cleanses pores and tissues removing impurities for a clear soft healthy skin. Distributors offer sizes 50 cents and up nationwide from National Toilet Company Port Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadinola
Kb National Toilet Company
Ports
Tenn
Stork Hovers Near Mrs Vanderbilt in London
London dated Aug 26 Mrs Margaret Emerson Smith Hollins McKim Vanderbilt wife of Alfred G Vanderbilt is confined in the Vanderbilt houseboat at Warsgrave on the Thames. Her husband remains with her and has canceled engagements until October 1. He says a happy event is expected late in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret Emerson Smith Hollins McKim Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Warsgrave-on-Thames
Anxdors
Netchworth
Redhill
Alfred Vanderbilt
Hisse French Vanderbilt
Building Page Key For Home Plans
Homeowners considering construction or remodeling should read the building page for essential guidance. The item highlights permit requirements, code compliance, and step by step steps for planning, bidding, and inspection processes.
Many Seek Citizenship in Federal Naturalization Hearing
Birmingham August 26. The largest number of foreigners to seek naturalization papers at one time in the federal court will present final shows this coming Saturday. Judge W S Grubb requires two witnesses who were listed on the petitions to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
United States
W. S. Grubb
Judge Tyson on Road to Speedy Recovery
Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Tyson, a Maryland General Hospital patient for three weeks, left the hospital in good condition for a recuperation tour in New York and Long Island before returning to Alabama. He had chronic stomach trouble and underwent surgery and thanked staff for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tyson
Alabama Supreme Court
Maryland General Hospital
New York
Long Island
Alabama
British Press Bitter Over The Canal Bill
London reports the Panama canal bill as a dishonest repudiation of a direct bargain with newspapers across British parties. Cabinet ministers are scattered across Europe and Scotland, delaying definite government action. The likely move is to refer the question to The Hague court, though submission details remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hgwever
Hague Court
Rip Van Winkle Tonight at the Royal Theatre
A brief show notice announces a performance of Rip Van Winkle at the Royal Theatre tonight. The item is concise and lists the venue and the single show date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip. van Winkle
Royal Theatre
Charge Against Southern Railroads Over Freight Rates
The Chamber of Commerce of La Grange Louisiana filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discriminatory class and commodity freight rates from Ohio and Mississippi river transfer points to La Grange. The action names virtually all railways in the South as defendants and compares rates to Atlanta and Opelika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce of
la Grange
Ohio
Mississippi River
Atlanta
Opelika
Ala
South
Railroads Likely to Handle West Wheat Crop
Judge Robert G. Lovett, chairman of the Harriman lines, after inspecting wheat fields west of the Missouri River, said railroads would be able to handle the crop though it would tax them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Robert G. Lovett
Harriman Lines
Missouri River
Heart and Home Problems by Mrs Elizabeth Thompson
A collection of Dear Mrs Thompson life-advice notes on teen dating curfews hair ways and elopement. It includes tips on timing for visits and warnings about eloping with a suitor of questionable habits and parental objections.
Second Alabama Team Placed At Sea Girt Rifle Range
At Sea Girt New Jersey on August 26 the first stage of the interstate regimental team match concluded. Among the standings the Second Alabama team ranked ninth with 253 points while the Second New Jersey placed tenth with 251 points and Fourth New Jersey teams followed. Stronger units led Fifty-fourth Iowa and Second Texas with 261, while Seventy-first New York posted 259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girt
N. J
Iowa
Texas
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Alabama
Building plans surface for town item project
A notice indicates plans to build an item’s building with a page reference noted as page 11. Details are sparse, leaving the intended location and scope unclear.
Negress Kills Man in Defense of Self
In Finley Grove South Montgomery on Sunday morning 19 year old Bessie Andrews a negro girl shot West Burke twice with a revolver killing him. Burke had bought the weapon for her last week. Andrews says she acted in self defense as Burke advanced toward her with an open knife. She was arrested by Policemen Coker and Curtis a few minutes after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Bessie Andrews
West Burke
Finley Grove
Burke
Coker
Curtis
Broken rail wrecks train near Decatur Illinois
An excursion train from Decatur to Indianapolis on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line was wrecked by a broken rail at Antioch near Decatur. One man Jacob Czencofskie of Decatur died and fifteen others suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Antioch
Jacob Czencofskie
New British Battle Ships To Have 14-Inch Guns
London reports that the latest battle ships planned under this year’s estimates will surpass the Iron Duke class in length. They will carry 14 inch guns and feature a curved armored upper deck with funnel protection to withstand air attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Napoleon's Ideal Woman and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
The piece cites Napoleon praising a health conscious matron as the ideal woman and extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women’s health. It claims thousands of middle aged women owe their well being to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Modern Home Builder Offers Tips On New House Design
The item outlines a building page filled with suggestions for creating contemporary homes. It highlights ideas on layout, materials, and features aimed at readers planning new constructions or renovations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry McDonald
Mobile Gas Co
Henrietta D. Gravel
Will Chandler
Battie's
Clay Sheffield
Pine Hill
Albert Fuller
Battle’s Wharf
J. G. Thomas
Adam Glass
Carl Irwin
Louise Overall
Frank Overall
Dr. Rivers Rush
Curhar House
C. 8. Shawhan
West Point
Miss
Great Falls
Mont
Gowan Ferguson
R. P. R. Gordon
W. ¥. Lovelace
Brewton, Ala
Jack Ross
Clifton Moses
Judith Quarles
Mr. Allen
Monroe Hunnerwell
Monrose
Zundel’s
E J. Davie
Adventists
Annie Lee Littlegreen
Battles
G. T. McCorvey
Morreeville
Stork
Mrs. A. Vanderbilt
Judge Tyson
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Ile
Dulblour
St. Andrews Hotel
Wood
Coney
Artridge-Mickle Gro, Company
E. Cor
St. Francis and Joachim Sts
Hositals
Imperial Sanitary
Down Town
Conception Street
Dauphin
Conti
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