Eufaulans Visit Mobile Society News at the Point
A pleasant party from Eufaula spent a day in Mobile visiting the Point Clear hotel. Guests included Misses M Fin ley B Finley L Finley M Burnett Dudley and Messrs Curtis Dean H P Shorter Perdue and McMurphy. An August arrival follows with Master Arthur Clarence Tonsmeire born yesterday to Mr and Mrs A C Tonsmeire on Government Street in Mobile. The couple recently moved into a new home built by the groom’s father, Mr J T McGowin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Clarence Tonmeire
A. C. Tonsmeire
Government Street
Summer Socials Weave Through Mobile Oak Grove and Point Clear
A flurry of visits and guests fills Mobile and nearby towns. Bell 1972 son and Master Vince Berenson join Mrs. ONeill and the Misses Wagner at the Point Clear Hotel as summer ends. Various Misses Spencer Toulmin English Cowles Del Buono and Glass travel between Oak Grove Fairhope and New York for house parties and seaside stays. Mary Entor joins the group in Troy as plans to breezily conclude the season unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Davis
J. E. Davis
E. P. Davis
B. C. Davis, Jr
Oak Grove
Point Clear Hotel
The Bonniest Kate in Christendom Arrives for Summer
Dr and Mrs Q J Brown welcome Kathleen O Conner Brown to their home described as the bonniest Kate in Christendom. Elder sister Margaret eight and grandparents E T O Connor share in a warm greeting as more youngsters arrive to spend the season in Gulf City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. J. Brown
Kate
Christendom
Kathleen O'Conner Brown
Margaret Constance
E. T. O'Connor
Richard Family Enjoy Seashore Life at Point Clear Hotel
Recalling last season, Mr. and Mrs. E. Richard and family savor Point Clear life. Their daughters Marie Elsa and Olive Richard display mermaidlike water skills while MOBILIANS at the hotel note musical talents among the group. Notable seashore guests include S. C. Neuberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Neuberger, Jr
L. Pollock
Forcheimer
W. V. Beroujon
Nellie
Barbara Berou
Local social notes from Mobile and nearby towns
Miss Evelyn McLaughlin leaves today for a cliff side visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mechem who own Monroe Price cottage. She will later join Miss Mary Knight Rush at the Battles Hotel for the remainder of the season. The Turner family are on a western trip at Twin Falls Idaho. Lillian Clark of Jackson Alabama visits friends in Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Watters travel to Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs Virginia. Mrs. C. C. Mechem, summering at Seacliff, was in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McGowin and family return from their summer trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McLaughlin
C. C. Mechem
Monroe Price
McLaughlin
Mary Knight Rush
Battles Hotel
Horace Turner
Twin Falls
Idaho
Julian A. Watters
Master Watters
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia
Seacliff
Married Life in Paris Evening Strains
Helen and Warren arrive in Paris and seek a dining spot after four hours of travel. Anxious to please him, Helen suggests known venues while Warren frets over seating and a lingering mood threatens a quarrel. They search blocks for a suitable restaurant, wary of hostility and hunger.
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Helen
Warren
Burgess Pair to Visit Fort Morgan Guests of Donalds
Major and Mrs Burgess of Fort Morgan are due in town tomorrow to be hosted by Mr and Mrs H G Donald. The trip includes stops in North Carolina Baltimore and Washington.
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North Carolina
Baltimore
Washington
Major
Mrs. Burgess
Fort Morgan
H. G. Donald
Alabama Delegates Named for Knoxville Exposition
More than two hundred Alabama delegates were designated by Governor O Neal to attend the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee on September 26. The governor proclaimed Alabama Day at the exposition and urged broad turnout. Delegates include the Alabama advisory board led by John H Wallace Jr.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
State Name Department
Knoxville
Tenn
Alabama
John H. Wallace, Jr
Double Tragedy in Camp After Dispute
In Fisher Louisiana D. M. Nolen died when Sadie Hines a laborer split his head with a timber axe during a camp quarrel. Later M. M. Kinney a locomotive fireman was shot by a posse who mistook him for the suspect. Hines remained at large by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shreveport
D. M. Nolen
Fisher
Sadie Hines
Nolen
M. M. Kinney
Hines
Duchess de Chaulnes to wed French dandy de Fouquieres
Theodora Shonts of New York, recently widowed, reportedly plans marriage to Ondre de Fouquieres the Parisian social figure. De Fouquieres has spent time in America and Paris and has recently returned to Paris. De Chaulnes is a known figure in Mobile society.
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Duchess de Chatlnes
Theodora Shonts
New York
Ondre de Fouquieres
Paris
America
de Fouquieres
Miss Shonts
States
de Chaulnes
Mobile
Paris Dinner Reconciles a Turbulent Pair
In Paris Warren and Helen settle into a crowded veranda dining room after a tense street scene. They choose the 6 franc table d hote, sample hors d oeuvres and wine, and begin to soften as the filet of sole pleases them.
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Paris
Warren
Ho' Helen
Helen
Queen Honors Andie Carnegie In Netherlands Ceremony
The Grand Cross of the Order of Orange Nassau was conferred on Andrew Carnegie today by Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands in commemoration of the inauguration of the Palace of Peace, which takes place tomorrow.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Order of Orange Nassau
Andrew Carnegie
Wilhelmina
The
American swimmer fails to cross English Channel
Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts nearly completes a Channel swim. He started from South Foreland at 6 45 AM and exited near Cape Gris Nez France at 4 03 PM, six miles from the French coast. A motorboat seas broke over the craft and the pilot urged abandonment as an easterly wind created rough seas. Sullivan pressed on with a strong breaststroke until withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dover
Henry F. Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
English Channel
South Foreland
Cape Griztier
France
Sullivan
Maxim's Night in Paris Sparks Hushed Debate
In a street table scene two companions discuss fashion and nightlife as they sample a creamy Creame de Zeigny and reflect on Maxim's. They toast a dinner and compare Paris to New York while a playful quarrel about the meal’s cost softens into satisfied mood.
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New York
Maxim's
Helen
Gay Boulevard
Warren
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Gadsden, Ala
Miss Rose English
Marie Morris Cowles
Easonville
R. L. McLellan
Rosa del Buono
Aimee Wilson
Fairhope
Fendley Dudley Glass
Mary Joe Lott
St. Simon's Island
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Troy
Miss Glass
Miss Enjor
Mrs. Glass
Point Clear
Kimbrough
Gulf City
Lillian Clark
Jackson, Ala
E. L. McGowin and
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South Fifth St
Brooklyn, N.Y
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Brooklyn, NN
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Hamilton
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Porte St. Martin
Monsieur
Warner
Vritederlel
Caretta
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
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Queen OF
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English
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Ladies
Long Kimonas
Sia
Frederick Conde
Aaasal
Onwarmce
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Riverside Drive
Ithin
Mbnor Celie
Th Street
Detter
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