Fifth Avenue to Parade in Tam o Shanter Fashion
A New York Ritz show previews next winter styles with American-made garments. Hats include velvet tam o shanter, tricorne, mandarin, and many fur trimmed options. Coats feature pelican sleeves, Russian blouses, and hussar collars in color schemes favoring Italian gray, tornado blue, hunter green, and honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixola Greeley-Smith
Ritz-Carlton
New York
America
Associated Garment Manufacturers
Sidney Blumenthal & Co
Fifth Avenue
Harry Landers
Harry Lauder
Bell 96 Home 53 game score report
Jones of The Item reports a social department update noting Bell led 96 to 53 at the bell after 1 PM with Bell 3135 in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
The
Item
Pretty Wedding at St Francis Street Methodist Church
A wedding occurred last night at 9 o'clock in the parsonage of St Francis Street Methodist Church. Miss Lillie Belle Smith married Mr Samuel F O Bannon in a ceremony conducted by Rev O C McGehee. The bride wore a tan coat suit with roses and was assisted by her sister Mrs T B Daves as bridesmaid. Best man was T B Daves. They will reside at 256 St Joseph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Lillie Belle Smith
Samuel F. O'Bannon
O. C. McGehee
T. B. Es
Ana Willow Taffeta
T. B. Daves
Mrs. O'Bannon
St. Joseph Street
Anuric Promises Quick Relief for Uric Acid Ailments
Anuric, attributed to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York, is advertised as a remedy for swollen extremities caused by a dropsical condition tied to kidney derangement. The ad claims rapid relief from pain stiffness and inflammation by drinking hot water before meals and taking Anuric to eliminate uric acid from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Engagement and social reception in Meridian and Mobile
In honor of Miss Natalee McCarthy a Meridian Star visitor from Mobile attended a porch gathering with punch and clematis decor. Prizes included lingerie and a boudoir cap with attendees listed, and Miss Allen of Mobile received the visitor’s prize. The page ends with an engagement announcement: Eleanor Bartlett to Dr. William Perdue of Mobile with marriage planned in early autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalee McCarthy
Mobile
Ala
The
Meridian Star
William Perry, Jr
Dorothy Perry
Eulalie Lowry
Joe Miller
Allen
Lurlie Dwyer
Asedeck
Carol Rosenbaum
Marcelle O’ Rourke
Della Kircher
Nelle Clarke
Larline Dwyer
Mattie Sue Terry
Ruth Evans
Maude Meyer
Mary Allen
Sallie Wagner
Mabel Lewis
Blanche
Daisy Little
Lauderdale
Mary Maude Horton
Edith Donnelly
Marie Newton
Mesdames Oliver Lowry
Frank Covert
Herman Johnson
Cecil Heim
John Id. O' Wynn
Claude Lyle
Clarence Bethe
Perdue- Bartlett
Adolphus Clay Bartlett
Eleanor
William Perdue
EYEBROWS AND LASHES BEAUTY TIPS IN EDNA FORBES STYLE
Forbes explains frame like eyebrows alter eye appearance, praising thin arched brows as ideal. Advises brushing with toothbrush or brow brush, trimming with shaving or tweezing, warns against costly lash products and promotes vaseline as a hair tonic. A reader asks if beauty specialists can restore youthful brown hair.
Creams for skin bleaching and cold cream safety
Reader asks which creams best bleach skin and if cold cream is harmful. Letters advise peroxide cucumber and lemon blends as safe options, claim pure cold cream cannot harm skin, and suggest impurities or irritants may cause issues. A responder hints some beauty experts might aid hair regrowth discussions, noting limited hope if scalp is shiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uline
Prominent Dr Perdue Ties Highlight Statewide Interest
Chicago Tribune notes Dr. Perdue's standing in the medical community at Montgomery and Mount Vernon. The romance with Miss Bartlett stems from a Asheville partnership two years ago, linked to Miss Bartlett’s parents’ summer home. Then an advertisement urges readers to try Hagan's Magnolia Balm for clear skin, with a Brooklyn company selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Social notes of visitors and travelers from Mobile and nearby towns
Miss Ethel Berrey enjoys a Boston New York vacation then visits Asheville before Mobile. Mrs E A Johnston and children plan Mobile residence. Miss Nellie Wilson of Mobile travels to Starkville. Miss Natalie McCarthy from Mobile returns home. Marion McDuffie visits Montgomery. Minnie Jordan of Mobile to visit the Browning family. Francis S Ward and son Francis Palmer Ward of Mobile visit Mrs A L Earle. Ward remembered as Miss Cora Palmer. Amy Allen returns from Battles Wharf via Gulfport and New Orleans. George Creary of Mobile in Laurel for the weekend. Mrs John Hoyle travels to Mobile to visit Fred Hoyle after his operation. Mr and Mrs John McGowan of Vredenburg Ala leave for home. Eloise and Artemise Mot return to Mobile from Chicago. Alice Pistole returns from Meridian. M M Farmer of Macon Miss visits R Raes. Mrs P P Pope returns from Nashville visiting Mrs A I Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Johnston
Mobile
Nellie Wilson
Mobiles
Will Switzer
Starkville
Miss
Maude Adams
Ala
M. R. Adams
Natalie McCarthy
Meridian Star
Francis S. Ward
Francis Palmer Ward
George Creary
Laurel
John [Ioyle
Fred Hoyle
Mobile Infirmary
John McGowan
Vredenburg
McGowan
Eloise
Artemise Mot
J. C. Muhlemann
Chicago
Alice Pistole
Meridian
M. Farmer
Macon
R. Raes
Social notes highlight Birmingham visits and Mississippi travels
The Birmingham Ledger reports a flurry of social calls and travels. Mrs. Z F Nabers visits Birmingham relatives, Lena Hanan travels from Mobile via Demopolis, and Miss Irene Osborne returns to Birmingham after visiting friends here. Mrs. Francis Stollenwerck Ward and her son stay with Mrs. Ward’s sister in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Burgett
Dorothea, Gaillary
Leastern Shore
Mildred Shaffer
Rosa del Bueno
Citronelle
Irene Osborne
Birmingham
Francis Stollenwerck Ward
Francis Palmer Ward
Mobile
How to Give Good Advice
The best way to give good advice is to set a good example. When others see how quickly you recover from a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy they may follow your example. This remedy has long been in use and enjoys an excellent reputation. Obtainable everywhere.
Concert Fund Dance Chaperones Named for Benefit Event
At the Home Economics Club headquarters a meeting named the Concert Fund Dance chaperones and floor committees for a Friday night event in the Battle House auditorium to aid the Opera Concert Fund. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Clemens and many others. General Reception Committee led by Mrs. Rhett Goode. Floor Committee chaired by Mr. Alfred L. Staples includes numerous indicated gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienville Square
Home Economics Club
Mobile
Battle House
iHiome Economics Club
Oper Air Concert Fund
E. M. Bailey
J. D. Andrews
Wm. M. Clemens
J. Oo. Smith
J. H. Bancroft
L. G. Adams
J. D. Sutton
H. P. Cole
Julius Goldstein
H. W. Taylor
Erwin Craighead
L. W. Savage
M. Carlin
V. S. Hurbert
A. le Blanc
Adam Glass, Jr
Martin Holbrook
J. H. Zelnicker
Aubrey Boyles
Carl Fox
Rhett Goode
Alfred L. Staples
Messrs
Frank Adams
Virginius Arnold
Carl Holzborn
William Peck
P. C. Steele
Chas. B. Hervey
L. E. Carroll
W. W. Boyles, Jr
Frank Ward
Orville Cawthon
J. Fermier
E. J. Buck
Joseph L. Hermann
Jas. R. Hagan
South Carolina Solons See Renewed Resumes in Primary Returns
Five of six Democratic congressional incumbents were renominated in statewide returns. In the third district Wyatt Aiken faces a September 12 runoff against F H Dominick. Governors Cole L Blease and Richard S Manning appear set for a second primary with Cooper also listed. Whaley leads Padgett in the first district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Wyatt Aiken
F. H. Dominick
Cole L. Blease
Richard S. Manning
Blease
Manning
Robert A. Cooper
R. S. Whaley
J. D. Padgett
Mobile inspection by Captain Roberts arrives for guard cavalry
Captain Thomas Roberts of the Us 18th A is due in Mobile next Tuesday to inspect the cavalry troops of the national guard soon to be organized in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roberts
Mobile
National Guard
Cured Malaria While He Read His 5 Paper
Mr Height claims to have cured malaria by taking Granger Liver Regulator for three nights after supper while reading his paper. He describes a teaspoonful daily, with the remedy bottled as wine matter free of harsh chemicals and kept in a tin box.
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New York City
Garties
Zo Buack
Wassar
Hing Charles Sleeves
Jaaaar Tee Mackay
Ray
Dex
Phillips Brooks
Amiel
Key West
Bessie Rencher
Mary Warren
Duglas Brown
Jackson
Tenn
Florida
Miss Warren
Jack
Joan Nell Clarke
Blanch
Daisy Lit Te
Knights of Columbus
Punch
Mildred Frances
W. Wilrder
Meridian Dispatch
Mobile Graded Union
Burgett
J. Hake
W. J. Young
Athres Ree
Hall
M. H. “Williams
G. K
Bert Williams
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Irma
Mildred
Zelma
Frances Young
Tullous
el Paso
Texas
Cascade Springs
Millard McGruder
W. B. Fitzgerald
C. West
D. C. Fowle
W. M. Graham
R. C. Southard
Misses Young
Mary Overman
Leonora Turney
Fay Tullous
George K. Williams
Grady Harris
Lamkin
Ed Danforth
Charles Fell
Emerich
Mary McAlister
Greenville
S. C
Mesdames M. H. Williams
W. 8. Kirkpatrick
C. C. West
Misses Carrie Engle
Allie Belle Parks
Springhill Avenue
Marguerite Emery
Sarah Lawler
Tracy Maurin
Loraine Meyers
Thelma
Aline Swanson
Isabelle Moore
Claudia
Pauline
Bertha Mahler
Lillian
Marguerite Walker
Elsie Collie
Marguerite Guiman
Josephine Rasher
Grace Maxwell
Leraine Meyers
Aliie Belle Parks
T. D. Nettles, Jr
Company C
Alabama National Guard
the. S. S
Monroe Park
Marie Huet
Lola Goodloe
Barton
Miss Huet
Regina Perry
Whist Club
Queen Theatre
Florence
la Badie
Thanhouser
Bene Zuyda Lee
Edna Kent Forbes
Questions and
Hagan
Lyon Manufact’ing Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Ethel Berrey
Boston
Asheville
Marion McDuffie
University
Charlies R. Bricken
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Minnie Jordan
Robert Browning
Selma Journal
Vnike
RP. Pope
Nashville
A. I. Warren
Franklin, Tenn
S. N. Dixon
Lena’ Hanan
Demopolis
Z. F. Nabers
J.R. Gibbens
Jefferson Street
South Carolina Solons
Mr. J. Height
Wetumpka
Harold Bell Wright
Wright
Harold Bell
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Britton
Luokhiz
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