Society Continued Features Local Nice Women At Reception
Elise Hall and Mary Earle Purvis attended a refined gathering with Imogen Little Isabel Goldaby and Miss Broadwood in pink chiffon. Aline Fearn presided at the punch bowl. attendees included Margaret Jones Clara Sims Martha Webb and Helen Fowlkes as the dining crowd while the Rowly Orchestra played among the greenery for the reception in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Hall
Mary Earle Purvis
Imogen Little
Isabel Goldaby
Miss Broadwood
Aline Fearn
Pointclear
Margaret Jones
Clara Sims
Martha Webb
Mary
Knight Bush
Margaret, Blacksher
Helen Fowlkes
Rowly
Mobile
Pleasure and social rounds mark Mobile gatherings
The Broadwood parlors hosted a danced evening at 8 30 with Drago's orchestra and Mrs Broadwood assisted by local couples. A Monday Bridge Club event at 803 St Anthony St brought debutantes and guests, prize bottles and handkerchiefs, plus notices of upcoming meetings and arrivals from New York Savannah Uniontown Bristol and Florida as winter visits unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwood
Drago
Miss Broadwood
Monday Bridge Club
Annie Lou Rnfield
Shelley
New York
Mobile
Christian
Savannah
Margaret Horn
Hallie Arnold
Zoe Sossaman
Miss Arnold
Becker
Fortune
Miss Horn
St. Anthony Street
Celia Webb
Lucile Rush
Ella Spottswood
Ethel Costello
Katherine Willis
Margaret Vickers
Ruth McCormick
Margaret Swan
Memphis
Margharita Legon
Gabriella Barret
T. A. Marshall
Sadie Taylor
Cond
Shelly
Savannaha
Correlation 1 Eminent Trio Delights Harte Auditorium Audience
A refined Euterpean program at Harte Auditorium drew a large cultured audience. Dr J W Philips led a lineup featuring Poe Rembrandt and Chopin with performances by Henry Tourmeire Mrs George Leftwich Miss Lucife Rush Maud Kimball Dr A E Thayer and others. Bettie D Rosson closed with Chopin Opus 53 as descriptions and readings accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte
Poe
Rembrandt
Chapin
J. W. Philips
Henry Tourmeire
Chopin
George Leftwich
Hervey
Planck
Lucife ‘Rush
Maud Kimball
A. E. Thayer
Philips
Berney Straus
Thayer
H. P. Hershfield
Annabel Lee
Tom Hallet
F. A. Dunster
Mattie Bellé Kirkbride
Dr. Planck
Mo Wile
Duke Goodman
Elizabeth Fonde
Lizzie Knott
Dan Sims
Howard Wilson
Nina Baer
J. W. Cox
James Hagan
Luke Poe
Lavreta
D. R. Burgess
Miss Burgess
Wefel
Gardner Ticker
A. E. Richard
Ralf Richard
Greenwood Ligon
Howard Walker
Minnie Black
German Flag Is Trampled After Bandit Attack in Tepic
Associated Press report from San Francisco notes Mexican violence and looting as Passen gers arriving on the San Jose recount the murder of Juan Edson near Tepic and a German merchant Adolph Ludeke whose Acaponeta store was looted for 40000 dollars. Bandits tore down and trampled Ludeke’s German flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
San Jose
Mexico
James B. Sexton
Minneapolis
Tepic
Juan Edson
Sexton
Edson
Adolph Ludeke
Acaponeta
Ludeke
Harvard Square to Be Transformed in Cambridge Plan
Harvard officials announce a major makeover of Harvard Square in Cambridge Massachusetts to resemble a Parisian boulevard. A theatre for Harvard and Radcliffe students, a hotel, arcades, and redesigned Massachusetts avenues are planned at an estimated cost of 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Harvard
Massachusetts Avenues
Radcliffe
Women’s College
President Wilson Resumes Daily Routine At White House
President Wilson resumes his normal duties at the White House and plans an automobile ride. The article notes a society gathering in his study with many named attendees and touches on cultural interests and artistic events in Washington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Gunmen Appeal for Rehearing in Rosenthal Murder Case
Arguments on the appeal of four gunmen convicted in the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the New York gambler, began before the New York state court of appeals. The defense claims Whitey Lewis, Gyp the Blood, and Lefty Louie were only meeting Jack Rose to discuss Zelig’s arrest, and that a fatal shot was fired during their conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
Herman
Rosenthal
New York
State Court of Appeals
Becker
Whitey Lewis
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Jack Rose
Zelig
London real estate deal compares with Chicago values
In London a 19 acre tract sold for about 50 million dollars or 60 dollars per square foot, drawing Chicago brokers to compare it with eight blocks on Randolph to Adams between State and Michigan. Land excluding buildings valued at roughly 84 million, about 84 million more than the London tract, with Chicago block prices averaging 80 dollars per square foot and a top land price of 277 dollars per square foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
London
Randolph Street
Adams Street
State Street
Michigan Avenue
Board of Review
Cleveland May Be Out of Federal League
Cleveland may quit the Federal League for the 1914 season due to inability to secure new playing grounds. Charles X Zumerman, a Cleveland club director, indicated the franchise may be surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Federal League
Cleveland, Onlo
Charles X. Zumerman
Maltreatment Reports in Chihuahua Misrepresented
Consul Letcher states many reports of American maltreatment in Chihuahua are unfounded and discards claims of misconduct by revolutionist leaders. Rear Admiral Fletcher says Tampico is returning to normal as refugees are moved and the Morro Castle sails with few Americans aboard. About 4,000 Constitutionalists camp 18 miles northwest of Tampico while the Sumner remains at Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Letcher
State Department
Chihuahua
Department
Fepaso
Fletcher
Tampico
Navy Department
Tacoma
Sumner
Concert Tonight Atop Mobile Opera House Grand Grafanola
Tonight at 7 30 p m a concert features a $500 Columbia Grand Grafanola shown for the first time in Mobile. Many popular records and operatic selections will be performed. Admission is free. Smith Piano Co Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Smith Piano Co
Masonic Temple
Delayed Vermont towed by Delaware toward Norfolk
Wireless messages from the battleship Vermont say she slowed to eight knots after a shaft failure worsened damage. Rivers bearings were carried away, repairs cannot be made at sea, and the Vermont is in tow by the battleship Delaware at three knots, heading to Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hook
Vermont
Delaware
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Civil Service Exams Announced for February 7 1914 Atlanta
Applications for first and third grade examinations in the Customs Service Internal Revenue and other services must be filed in the office of the secretary Fifth U S Civil Service District Atlanta Georgia as announced by Geo Cottin Local Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Customs Service
Internal Revenue
U. S. Civil Service District
Atlanta
Georgia
Geo. Cottin
Market of Sweets Sale for Eastern Star Lodge Benefit
A big sale of lemonade cakes pies candies and cookies plus fancy aprons will start Saturday to benefit the local lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Order of the Eastern Star
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Alice Marx
Uniontown
H. P. Hirshfield
Marx
Governmenttreet
Julius Glass
Adele Davidson Ellis
Selma
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mary Emma Nettles
Bristol
T. D. Nettles
Miss Nettles
Gulf City College
Staub's
Dauphin ST
Windy City
Adv
R. O. Harris Gro. Co
Bond
Gulfport
Miss
Ganaway
D. J. Whitten
E. E. Clayton
Cowan
Whitten
Bond Lumber Company
P. O. Cafe
Ness
Kelly Green
American Beauty. Com
Misses’ Coats
St. Emarmel
Dauphin
Title Insurance
Title
Title Insurance Company
Locesl
St. Joseph Street
Haber
Dashery
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