Athelstan club hosts delightful informal with D A R guests
The Athelstan informal evening highlighted by a series debut drew a young social crowd plus distinguished visitors from the D A R conference. Guests included Miss Marie Webb and Miss Celia Webb, Miss Margaret Horn, Miss Elise Hallam, and many others, enjoying music and a later supper of turkey and fried oysters.
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Athelstan
Marie Webb
George B. Harris
Celia Webb
Hugh Barclay
Margaret Horn
E. S. Sledge
Elise Hall Am
Walter G. Horn
Eula Walsh
Ben Campbell
Hilda Drahan
Ingersoll Moffatt
Loraine Cunningham
Lawrence Lavretta
Margaret Blacksher
Allan Hood
Mabel Hart
T. C. Booth
A. W. Brooks
C. Hughes
Gadsden
Porcher
C. C. Bullard
Opelika
W. L. McCormick
Eufaula
Ala
Beverly R. Wilson
C. B. Hayes
D. P. Bester, Jr
W. F. Tebbetts
Rivers A. Bush
EB. A. Peterson
T. K. Jackson
L. J. Pavis
W. K. Syson
J.morgan Smith
Birmingham
Joseph F. Allen
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Joseph F Allen by Mrs E D Bondurant
Mrs E D Bondurant hosted a luncheon for Mrs Joseph F Allen Birmingham state regent of the D A R in Mobile after the conference morning session. The buffet four course meal featured music from Rowley Ledge and a vocal solo by Charles B Hervey with debutante Miss Mary Knight also performing. The assembly room was decorated with palms and chrysanthemums and attendees included state and chapter D A R officers and other distinguished guests.
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Mobile
E. D. Bondurant
Joseph F. Allen
Birmingham
Cawthon
W. F. Tebbetts
E. B. Turrentine
Bondurant
Rhett Goode
Alabama
Five Flags
Shock
Charles Hervey
Storey
Allen
Metta Thompson
Ellen Peter Bryce
W. F. Fitts
J. Morgan Smith
Richard Clarke
A. P. McClelland
C. B. Bryan
N. 8
Semmes
Knott's High School
Battle House
Optimistic reports on Alabama D A R work at Mobile session
The Alabama D A R reported favorable progress for the past year at the Second Session held in the Battle House auditorium. State regent Mrs J F Allen led the meeting with praise for co operating officials and a brief report from vice regent Mrs Rhett Goode.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Alabama
Conference of the Daughters
Battle House
J. F. Allen
Birmingham
Rhett Goode
Mobile
State Advisory Committee
Storey
Alabama Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cummings Storey
National Society of the
I. Bondurant
T. A. Johnston
All Saints’ Church
Mobile chapter regent welcomes D A R conference in old city
Mrs. E D Bondurant, regent of Mobile Chapter D A R and wife of Dr E D Bondurant, delivers the welcome address at the sixteenth annual D A R conference opening in Battle House Mobile. She extols Mobile hospitality and links history to present duties and future success of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Bondurant
REGEN
Mobile
University of Alabama
Battle House
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A
Bienville
Delayed D A R Leader Misses Afternoon City Arrival
Mrs William Cummings Storey of New York president general of the D A R was to be present but was delayed and will not reach the city until late in the afternoon.
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William Cummings Storey
New York
Endorsement for Mrs C S Shawhan by D A R members
A tribute to Mrs Charles Shawhan from visiting Daughters of the American Revolution praises her long active work and election to the state regency. The piece notes general satisfaction with her unselfish devotion and successful efforts, including appointments on national committees by the president general Mrs Storey.
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Charles 8. Shawhan
Shawhan
Storey
Mobile Woman Honored for Loyal Service to Chapter
The speaker recalls a Mobile woman who declined a state vice regency ten years ago in Birmingham. Her dedication to her chapter then led many to postpone voting for her until this year’s regency election. The group praises her ability and honors her in Mobile.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Tuesday Dansant at the Vineyard Noted Couples
The Vineyard hosted its usual Tuesday dansant with couples such as Edna Manning and Paul Van Antwerp, Edna Finch and John Baumhauer, Effie Soost and Riddlemeyer, Katherine Hughes and Vincent Villa, Mattie Hickey and Thomas, and Numéa Baquie and Forcheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Manning
Paul van Antwerp
Edna Finch
John Baumhauer
Effie Soost
Riddlemeyer
Katherine Hughes
Vincent Villa
Mattie Hickey
Thomas
Numeéa Baquie
Forcheimer
Hearts for Miss Hagan at Mrs Higgins Party
Mrs Higgins entertained at a heart party in honor of Miss Betty Hagan with six tables of the younger set. Miss Marguerite Festorassi won the first prize a cut glass bonbon dish while Miss Verina Gould captured a lucky cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Higgins
Miss Hagan
Walter Higgins
Mary Hagan
Betty Hagan
Miss Hogan
Marguerite Festorassi
Verina Gould
Debutante Afternoon with Mrs Higgins Misses Reed Mitchell Webb
A social vignette describes an afternoon spent with Mrs Higgins and her debutante sister, listing Misses Elmer Reed Gladys Mitchell Celia Webb Edna Manning Edna Finch and many others from Pensacola through Miss Annetta McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Higgins
Misses Elmer Reed
Gladys Mitchell
Celia Webb
Edna Manning
Edna Finch
Pensacola
Margaret Blacksher
Fendley Dudley Glass
Coral Burns
Katherine Hughes
Sadie Shields
Clara B. Crossland
Brookie
Leila McMillan
Agnes Fowlkes
Marguerite Festorazzi
Genevieve Watson
Mabel Vaughan
Bessie Hobart
Dorothy Vaughan
Freda Donald
Vatina Gould
Ann-etta McMillan
Debutante Miss Betty Hagan Honored at Twin Heart Parties
Miss Betty Hagan, noted as one of the season’s most attractive debutantes, enjoyed a charming afternoon of hearts hosted by her sister Mrs. Walter Higgins, followed by an evening party in her honor.
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Heart
Betty Hagan
Hearts
Walter Higgins
Church notices and society events announced for December thirdday
The Church Home Guild meets at 11 o'clock Thursday December 3 at a home. Catholic Orphans Aid Association annual meeting is Wednesday December 2 at 7 30 pm in Knights of Columbus Hall. Sirens meet Thursday at 10 am in Parlor C Battle House. War relief subcommittee work due by December 2 at Mrs Stratton’s home. Pennies and nickels for Belgian children boxes placed in public places. Bethel Auxiliary monthly meeting Thursday at noon. Red Cross seal committee monthly meeting Thursday 11 am at the Public Library. Mrs John D Hagan hosted debutante reception at eight with decor and supper after a hearts game. Prize winners were Miss Lillian Vaughan and Mr Albert Treadaway. Attendees listed include Misses Marie Kemp of Marion Ala.
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Catholic Orphans’ Aid Association
Knights of Columbus
Michael J. Vickers
Edward J. Donahue
W. D. Stratton
War Relief Committee
Red Cross Seal Committee
John D. Hagan
Lillian Vaughan
Albert Treadaway
Marie Kemp
Marion
Ala
Interesting Events of Wednesday
The Discards meet at 3 o clock with Mrs LeBaron Lyons. Opening of the D A R Conference includes morning and afternoon sessions. D A R Ball at the Battle House at 8 30 o clock. Names listed include Eleanor Gray Marie Hermann Lillian Vaughan Sadie Shields Elise Beaven Mary Knight Rush Evelyn McLaughlin John Nelson Allie Owen Jimmy Duggan Tom Strong Albert Treadway Murrell Shields Tom McKenzie William Hagan Tom Burns and Tom Raines.
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Mare
Wwe
D. M. M. Plans December Dance by Merry Maskers
The December Merry Maskers host a grand ball on Thursday December 3 1914 at 8 45 p m in German Relief Hall. Committee members include Fred Bitzer chairman F Benet E Fincher G Schwenck H W Corr George Rothlauf Wiley Thompson G Burden M Kelly and J B Bosarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bitzer
F. Benet
E. Fincher
G. Schwenck
H. W. Corr
George Rothlauf
Wiley Thompson
G. Burden
M. Kelly
J. B. Bosarge
Quiet wedding at Government Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Alma Learline Bullock and Mr. Henry Allen Borden wed Monday evening in a surprise ceremony performed by Rev. Henry Wade du Bose. Attendant Miss Lula Farrell accompanied the bride in hunter’s green coat suit with red ingote and white chrysanthemum corsage. the groom works at the Cawthon hotel.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
Alma Learline Bullock
Henry Allen Borden
Henry Wade du Bose
Lula Farrell
Cawthon Hotel
Montgomery Social Notes Highlight Visiting Dignitaries
Mrs W W Trimble of Birmingham D A R state officer visits Mrs J H Patterson on Monterey Street. Miss Gertrude Jones of Selma guests in Mobile aunt Ayer then in Montgomery with Mrs Jack Vardeman en route to Atlanta. Mrs P W Maer Mobile port collector's wife arrives for a week at Cawthon Hotel. Miss Sallie A Moore Mobile plans week at YWCA Montgomery before Macon Ga. Mr and Mrs Borden reside with bride's parents at Bullock residence Dearborn Street.
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W. W. Trimble
Birmingham
D. A. R. State
J. H. Patterson
Monterey Street
Gertrude Jones
Selma
Ayer
Mobile
Montgomery
Jack Vardeman
Atlanta
Miss Jones
Beauvoir
Montgomery Journal
P. W. Maer
Port of Mobile
City
Cawthon Hotel
Sallie A. Moore
Ala
Macon
Joseph Bullock
Mrs. Borden
Bullock
Dearborn Street
McCowan and Dietz Offer Satsuma Day Free Oranges
Frank McCowan of the McCowan and Dietz dry goods store announced on Wednesday that he will give a Satsuma orange to each purchaser on Satsuma Day. Each counter will stock the fruit and between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and again from 2:30 to 8 p.m. each customer receives an orange.
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Frank McCowan
McCowan & Dietz Dry Goods
Satsuma
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C. S. Shawhan
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James RF. J. Quinlivan
Bron Bessie Merrill
S. Warren St
Chas
A. Brown, Jr
St. Steph
John Percy Gilbert
Canal St
Norbert Frazer Nielon
Frank Herman Nelson
Crichton
Madelean Cazalas
Gertrude Greek
Helen Heller
Marine
the Item
Borr
Loewengardt & Armstrong
Gabriel
Gabriel Jewelry
Church Home Guild
Bethel Auxiliary
Bethel
van Antwerp Drug: Corporation
D. A. R. Ball
Margaret Bond
Mamie Palmer
McCowan
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