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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1914
Page
3
Miss Mabel Hartwell and Miss Annie Moore Provost will share honors at the season’s most unique event a Garage Dance on January 1. The party will be held on the second floor of Miss Hartwell’s uncle Guy Hartwell’s stylish garage not yet finished as a showroom but ready to serve as a bail room for the festive occasion.
A Christmas cantata will be performed Sunday night at the First Baptist Church titled The First Christmas by C Whitney Coombs. The choir includes soprano Mrs W F Tebbetts contralto Miss Mabel Heustis tenor Mr Max Lavelle bass Mr Ervin Little and organist Miss Belle Tilden. All pews are free and the public is invited.
Misses Dorothy and Emma Mc Alpine host a Christmas dance on December 29 in Montgomery to entertain their little cousin Julia Anderson who arrived Wednesday to visit the Mc Alpine family during the holidays.
Mr. Oscar Blount Ralsi left Wednesday to spend the holidays at his home in Gadsden. Miss Elizabeth Tovart left Wednesday to spend the holidays in Birmingham with relatives. Miss Willie Duncan is spending the holidays in Tuscaloosa with her sister, Mrs. S. F. Clabaugh. Here beendoms to tourant in firmary in Mobile yesterday, says the
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