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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
6
In a reflective piece, the text recalls Byron’s romantic image of Venice the Maiden City and its grand bridges, eagle domes, and the winged lion, tying it to a Christmas night in 1913 when the S. C. S. opened a richly illustrated celebration of Venice’s past and festive lore.
Reports from Cleveland indicate the father and son movement is taking root in many cities with civic leaders seeking details. Mayor Newton Baker issued a proclamation urging fathers and sons to start the year with closer companionship and pledged a 300 word letter emphasizing mutual support and citizenship.
Mrs. Edward N. Breitung, noted society leader, received a diamond and pearl necklace valued at $50 000 as a Christmas present. The gala event featured Venetian carnival pageantry, with Gabriella Barrett leading the grand march and a host of debutantes in festive attire.
The Springhillian Christmas and New Year number showcases strong English standards taught nationwide. It features clean stories and poems, including Father Ryan’s unpublished “To Katie,” and essays like “Marquette” by T Howard Kelly. The issue highlights college notes, athletics, alumni, obituaries, and a staffed editorial team.
The Zeta Beta Tau college fraternity opened its convention in Cleveland with formal sessions. More than 200 delegates from chapters across the country attended the gathering.
Wireless reports say the schooner Augusta W. Snow from Jacksonville to New York is safe and moving north. The Seminole left Wilmington, North Carolina after a distress message about an unknown schooner near Diamond Shoals.
The Central Presbyterian church postponed Wednesday night Sunday School Christmas services to Friday at 6 30 due to heavy rains. The event features a winter scene with the star of Bethlehem and stereopticon pictures. Pauline J Winkler and Rev J W Phillips officiate with attendees including Miss Ella Hartell and Mrs Co B Reid.
Chicago celebrated a generous Christmas with over 100000 basket dinners and many churches and missions opening their doors. Good Fellows visited about 20000 homes delivering food clothing toys and money. The Grant Park municipal tree drew thousands while post office staff handled heavy mail volume including 20 percent of the nations parcel post. The Lyric Theatre announced New Year shows with seats on sale December 29 at 9 am featuring actors from acclaimed productions.
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