Beautiful Six Year Old's Pink and White Birthday Party
A Mobile society note describes Little Miss Clarita Hybart’s sixth birthday party on Roper Street with twenty four children, pink and white décor, a cake with six candles, games, prizes, and punch served by cousins Dororthy Gaillard and Myrtle Hybart. Nearby social items mention guests visiting from Daphne, New Orleans, and Ardmore, plus other summer activities and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarita Hybart
Clay Hybart
Roper Street
Young Company
Kidd
Dorothy Gaillard
Daphne
Small
Myrtle Hybart
Hybart
Frederic
Hugh Hybart
Residents Depart Mobile for Greensboro New Home in North Carolina
Mobile society notes move of Colyer family to Greensboro North Carolina. Miss Matie Digger noted as a popular socialite. Other arrivals and travelers include Dr Gaillard, Professor Wright’s illness, Mrs Wright’s improvement, and birthdays in Mobile. People visit lakeside and summer colonies. several families plan trips to Chicago Waukesh and Daphne participants attend a birthday party hosted by Mrs Clay Hobart.
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Point Clear
Haas
Cherest
George Haas
Wilmer Mayson
Point Clear Hotel
Mobile
North Carolina
Colyer
Minge
Robert’ Colyer
New Orleans
Greensboro
N. de
Matie Digger
Chicago
Gulf City
T. Hamilton Gaillard
Magnolia Springs
South Carolina
Gaillard
Dorothy Gaillard
George Howard Gaullard
Daphne
Clay Hobart
Clarita
Frank Julian
Goliad
Texas
Miss Rose Weaver
Lake George
Selma
Mr. Julian
Herveys
Informal Dinner Honors Pierce Couple Guests
An informal dinner was hosted Tuesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jgum C. Pierce in honor of two guests. Attendees included local residents and neighbors who joined the couple for an evening of conversation and refreshments.
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Jgum C. Pierce
London Press Views the Message
The London morning papers judge President Wilsons message shows potential US intervention, warning Mexico must yield or face loss of independence. The Morning Post fears an American protectorate over Mexico. The Express sees a demand for concessions or war. The Chronicle questions Wilsons faith in ballots. The Daily News calls for European caution. The Mail ironizes US influence over Mexican utilities.
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Associated Press
London
London Morning Papers
Wilson
Morning Post
Latin America
United States
Mexico
the Express
The
Daily Chronicle
Huerta
the Chronicle
Daily News
Daily Mail
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Bonfire Plans Change for Vincent Astor Estate
Rhinebeck officials nix the Ferncliff bonfire and a fire engine test on Labor Day. Vincent Astor and neighbors planned a large blaze to evaluate the Poughkeepsie fire department engine and considered purchasing a similar unit for Rhinebeck protection. The mayor and aldermen clash over sending the engine to Ferncliff.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Astor
Rhinebeck
Ferncliff
Frank
Mr. Astor
Widow Seeks Estate Guardian as Dance History Shapes Case
In Port Jervis New York, Judge H B Royce weighs whether Mrs Mary M Gray widow of John V Gray who died in Chicago eight years ago is competent to manage about $40000 in assets and $150 monthly income Her nephew in San Diego seeks guardianship citing erratic behavior including hosting a large car trip to New York and dancing with a bartender in Honesdale as well as plans to marry a physician much younger than her The hearing records Mrs Gray recalling breakfast and meals while partygoers recount lavish expenses.
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Port Jarvis
N.Y
H. B. Royce
Mary M. Gray
Honesdale
Catherine Hartung
Believes in Luck Ditches Car After Fatal Road Hazard
E. C. Brown of Oakland Illinois ditched his speeding car near St Mary of the Woods after fearing evil luck from hitting a car crossing the road. Five passengers were injured in the incident reported from Terre Haute Indiana on August 28.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute Ind
E. C. Brown
Oakland
Ill
St. Mary of the Woods
Woman Forgiveness Rare Among Pitying Friends
A reflective line notes that many women pity a woman but few extend forgiveness, underscoring social judgment and mercy within intimate circles.
Helen Seeks Clean Paris Lodgings After Frayed Start
In Paris Helen and Warren struggle with a shabby Continental Hotel room and a bare breakfast tray. Helen learns of better lodging from American travelers and resolves to secure a cleaner, nicer hotel despite Warren’s reservations. Her plan hinges on a promising Hotel Raceray in Rue Montaigne with two rooms for twenty francs.
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Helen
Warren
Amrican Express Company
Paris
American Express Company
Oor
W. FE. Curtis
Ritz
Rue Montaigne
Quo Vadis at Lyric Delights Mobilians with Ursus
A full Lyric House applauded George Kleine's Quo Vadis last night with three thrilling acts. Ursus rescues Lygia from an arena bull in a tense scene drawing loud, continuous praise. Matinee 3, 26 cents. nights 8 15, balcony 25, orchestra 50. Seats selling fast.
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George Kleine
Lyric
Ursus
Lygia
Orchestra
Woman Boards Bus to Hotel Ronceray in Bold Move
Moments after her daring act she climbs the bus bound for the Hotel Ronceray, her heart racing as she heads toward an uncertain destination.
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Ronceray
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Sarah Lane
Nashville
W. E. Truit
Lillian
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May Vernon
Grand Junction
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Ella Carlisle
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Paul Crist
Vernon
Louis Dorlis
Calvin Turner
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J. B. Calaghan
John
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Tuscaloosa
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
A. G. Botter
Tuscalooga
Lena Gray
Madeline Cazalas
Lucille Rasher
Nellie G. Beard
Rickardy Place
Mrs. Holcomb Kelley
Ethel
Birmingham
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Tom Gordon
Will Picton
Margaret Moore
Ala
W. T. Henderson
Obile Bay
Louis Donald
Freda Donald
Mobile Society
Warren Green Hotel
Warrenton, Virginia
W. E. Mickie, Jr
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Stephen McCarty
Bert Liddell
San Antonio
Fairhope Summer Colony
Jospeh Wheeler
Edward Dreaper
Lillian Dreaper
Waukesha
London Press
Europe
Vincent Astor
Manger
Vantan
Tekeiaph
St. Emanue Street
Sterling
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Mabel Herbert Urner
Carterstown, Mo
Daily Trumpet
Carterstown
Episcopal Church
Eldridge
Dobson
Montreal
W. E. Curtis
C. J. Moffett
Merson Medical College
Philadelphia
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Especi
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Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
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