Mobile Society Notes On Wedding And Entertainment
The piece covers the wedding of Mrs. Norton Wilms’s daughter the bride leaving Mobile for Galveston after a detailed reception with listed guests, decor, and gifts. It also notes the Dansant hosted by Mabel Goode at the Vineyard with society members enjoying music and new dance steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. EB
Norton Wilms
Talujah Sage
Malisea Parham
Georgia Higley
Mary Frazer
Gladys Boone
Margaret Webb
Cary Hall
Mabel Mighell
Agnes Orton
Gas Shields
Fendley
Dudley Glass
el Burgess
Genevieve Hermann
Mily Gray
Mary Mott Rhett
Roberta 3
Albert Quigley
J. W. Hubiter
Henry Stoutz
Mabel Goode
Esamen
Monday Bridge Club Delights with Varma Gould
Miss Varma Gould hosts the Monday Bridge Club in an af fair afternoon session at 3 o clock. Miss Lucile Burke wins in a pair of silk hose while Miss Annie Lou Rinfield takes the consolation cut prize a box of embroidered handkerchiefs. Salads and other good things were served after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Bridge Club
Varma Gould
Lucile Burke
Annie Lou Rnfield
Fortune
Demopolis Bride Weds Ernest Bailey in Surprise Alabama Ceremony
Miss Hermine Partridge daughter of Mrs. Corine Partridge of Demopolis and the late Thad Partridge wed Ernest Bailey of Fawnsdale in a surprise Sunday night ceremony at the home of W. E. Bailey. The bride, recently out of school, came from Demopolis with her cousin Ernest Warren who gave her in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermine Partridge
Corine Partridge
Demopolis
Thad Partridge
Mobile
Fawnsdale
Ala
Ernest Bailey
Ernest Warren
W. E. Bailey
English nurse pioneers Labrador exploration first woman to venture north
Miss Laurie Coates, a young English nurse, becomes the first woman to explore Labrador’s wildest regions after earning her nurse diploma in 1909 at St Matthew’s Hospital Philadelphia. She served with the Grenfell Mission and plans a second expedition after visiting her sister in Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coates
New York
Labrador
Laurie Coates
St. Matthew's Hospital
Philadelphia
Grenfell
Calgary
Winter Event to Be Held in Mobile
The upcoming event is planned for this winter in Mobile, the former home of the subject. Organizers emphasize regional participation and local relevance, with details to be announced closer to the date.
Polyhymnia Circle Meets With Mrs James Wade Cox
The Polyhymnia Circle gathered this morning with Mrs. James Wade Cox and conducted their usual program of musical work. Mrs. D N Browne served as reporter, delivering a fine summary of the circle’s accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wade Cox
D.N. Browne
Polyhymnia Circle
Euterpians Meet This Evening at Harte Auditorium
The Euterpian Society hosts its second entertainment program tonight at Harte Auditorium. Dr. Brewster will deliver a lecture there as part of the event.
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Euterpians
Euterpian Society
Harte Auditorium
Brewster
Santa Claus Visits Mobile Ahead of Christmas Saturday
Santa Claus the good Christmas Saint will visit Mobile children on Saturday invited by the Ladies of Charity. He will distribute gifts from a large Christmas tree at the Holiday Sale, which begins Thursday at the Tuscaloosa event.
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Santa Claus
Mobile
Ladies of Charity
Mother
Tuscaloosa
Sympathy Expressed For Aubrey Boyles Family
In Mobile Mrs. Franks Moody honors Aubrey Boyles memory with sympathy from friends and family notes. The Century Book Club meets with Mrs. R P Pope hosting at Washington avenue, reflecting local social ties and esteem for a bereaved household.
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Tuscaloosa
Aubrey Boyles
Mobile
Franks&. Moody
Alabama
Century Book Club
R P. Pope
Washington Avenue
French class welcomed by Mobile host hopes Alliance FranAise chapter
Monsieur Francois Roulet of Paris started a French class this morning at Mrs. H. G. residence. Mobile residents and Mabilians expect the new teacher to settle here and revive local French proficiency and possibly establish an Alliance Francaise chapter in Mobile, like Pittsburgh and other American cities.
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Monsieur Francois Roulet
Paris
France
H. G
Donald
Mabilians
Gulf City
Mobile
Alliance Francaise
Boulevard St. German
Protestant denominations to discuss social service legislation
Plans for greater cooperation in securing social service legislation and carrying on social service work by denominations in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America will be discussed today by the council's executive committee in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Council
Guarding Against Croup with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
A testimonial from P H Ginn of Middleton GA endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a home remedy to prevent croup and relieve coughs. The writer reports prompt relief for children prone to cold and croup and recommends keeping the product at home.
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Foley
P. H. Ginn
Middleton
Bible Drive Aims To Put Bible In Every School
National Reform association ends its fiftieth convention in Pittsburg with a push to raise 25000 for a campaign to place the Bible in all U S schools. Officials elected include Dr Henry Collin Minton president and Dr James B Martin Pittsburg superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
National Reform Association
Exposition Hall
Pittsburg Board of Education
United States
Henry Collin Minton
Trenton
N. J
James 8. Martin
Thomas Dtapes
Wilkinsburg
Rollo H. McBride
Chicago
Edward A. Predenhagen
Kansas City
National Society For the Friendless
McBride
Poon Chew
Pacific Coast
China
America
French cooks indicted in contract labor law case
Jean Millen, chief at the Ritz Carlton, indicted by U S authorities for hiring French cooks through agents in France in violation of the contract labor law. The case marks early results of a government crusade against importing cooks by major New York hotels and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jean Millen
Dief
Ritz-Carlton
United States
Orthaary
France
Woman's tonic Cardus praised in Summit Virginia letter
Mia Leonora Walker from Summit Virginia testifies that Cardus, the woman’s tonic, revived her after days of weakness and inability to work. She claims five bottles restored health, enabling her to perform housework and cooking, and urges others to try Cardus. The message promotes the Chattanooga Medicine Co. advisory page and home treatment book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattan Tenn
Much Work for Philanthropists
Secretary Redfield told the Associated Charities of the District of Columbia that care for mankind marks today’s thought and noted it appears in strikes riots uplift movements and political upheavals. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attended and was elected to the board of managers for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Associated Charities of
District of Columbia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
The
Association
Honor Paid Roosevelts in Peru Meet By President
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her niece Miss Margaret Roosevelt arrived in Lima Peru on Monday evening and departed for Balboa Panama after a palace welcome with President Billinghurst who toured them around the gardens. It is noted that about 3424 languages and dialects exist worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Theodore Roosevelt
Margaret Roosevelt
Balboa
Panama
Billinghurst
Hair care tips and Parisian Sage sales pitch
The notice advises owning personal brushes at home and at the hairdresser, avoiding public brushes, weekly washing with soap and antiseptic, biweekly shampooing, and daily Parisian Sage applied to the scalp. It markets Parisian Sage as a remedy for dandruff and itching, sold by G. Van Antwerp Jr. with a 60 cent bottle guarantee or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. van Antwerp
Talent gets good shaking up in Chicago court building
An elevator in the criminal court building dropped six stories with a full load of attorneys political leaders and indicted men after a scuffle as doors closed. No serious injuries reported. Elsewhere Japan's rice crop is estimated at 263,984,000 bushels up 12,000,000 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Criminal Court
Associated Press
Grand Jury
Brentano
Walker
Japan
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief For Digestive Issues
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse the stomach remove undigested matter and foul gases and regulate bowel action. It promises a clear head cheerfulness and a morning straighten out for men women and children.
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Siena
Pierce Sanleat Leenines
Pierce
Great Canal
Great Canal Zone
Boek
Wader
Pegars A
Wadsworth
Croup
Cardus
Summit
Mia, Leonora Walker
Secretary of Commerce
Roosevelts
Moore's
Cawthon
Mobile Sugar Development CO
Mobile, Alabama
the Peoples Bank
Mobile, Ala
Tate
Recove
Principion
L. C. Fry
D.P. Bestor
E. F. Ladd
G. A. Michael
J. M. Walsh
Louis Forchheimer
C. H. Minge
S. Eichold
D. P. Bestor
Thermos
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