Seeberg Line Promotes Caribbean Voyages For 1927 Season
Caribbean travel grows as Seeberg Line expands routes to Jamaica and Venezuela with ports including Kingston and Port au Prince and visits to Montego Bay. Travelers include Dr and Mrs Mario Inge and Mr Walter Inge on Crathens en route to Kingston, with social ties in Mobile and Kingston highlighted.
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Caribbean
Great Britain
Charlotte
Mona
la Guaira
Puerto Ilo
Caracas
Port Au Prince
Seeberg
Derren
Voyager
Golden Lands
Mario
Walter Inge
Kingston
Jamaica
Sque Island
Montego Bay
Inges
Hl Farquharson Kerr
Mobile
Princess Louise
Kerr
West
Porto Rico
United Today
Beeberg Line
George Gage
J. S. Taylor
Daisy Irwin Clisby
Maybelle Biggart
Meeting notices and club events listed for the day
City Beautiful Committee meets at the Chamber of Commerce at 11 a m. Milton Whist Club hosts Mrs H at 3 p m. Ira Schumann Club conducts business at the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 11 a m. Second Anniversary at the M C M German Relief hall at 8 30 p m.
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City Beautiful
Chamber of Commerce i
Milton Whist Club
H.maid
Ira Schumann
Scottish Rite
M. C.M
Debutantes Luncheon Sparks Buds Bloom at Boecel Room
Mrs. Charles Hervey hosted a debutante luncheon for Miss Marguerite Festorazzi and Miss Lucile Rush in the Cabot Hall Boecel room. The color theme was rose with a seven course spread described as delicious.
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Charles Hervey
Marguerite Festorazzi
Lucile Rush
Fune
Cawthon Hotel
World Circling Aeronautic Race for Big Purse
Three hundred thousand dollars, possibly more, in prizes await aeronauts racing around the world under the Panama Pacific Exposition Company. The course begins from San Francisco and traces a route through Reno, Cheyenne, Kansas City or Chicago to New York, with Atlantic crossings and stops at Cape Fairwell and Reykjavik before continuing to Stornoway and major European cities. Arnold Kruckman will organize the event, with a preliminary week of flying contests offering 26 thousand dollars in prizes.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Exposition Company
Reno
Nev
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Belle Isle
New Foundland
Labrador
Cape Fairwell
Greenland
Reyjavik
Iceland
Stornaway
Hebrides
Atlantic
Edinburgh
London
Paris
Berlin
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Manchuria
Korea
Japan
Kamchatka
Asia
North America
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Arnold Kruckman
Bureau of Aeronautics
Kruckman
Aeronautic Society
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
Robert Fowler
Calbraith Rodgers
Delicate rose centerpiece and tied pink baskets charm reception
Rosa arrangements with ice course in tiny pink rose baskets tied with ribbons frame a Queen Marie Antoinette styled display. The rose place cards list Boston and State Line guests including Misses Mary Knight Rush Margaret Horn Celia Webb Elsie Hall Gabri ella Barret Hilda Broadwood Irene Dunster Elizabeth Hagan Judith Quarles Lillie Glass Virginia Creary Katherine Harris Hattie Arnold and others.
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Rosa
Marie Antoinette
Killarney
Mary Knight Rush
Margaret Horn
Celia Webb
Elsie Hall
Gabriella Barret
Hilda Broadwood
Irene Dunster
Elizabeth Hagan
Boston
Judith Quarles
Lillie Glass
Virginia Creary
Katherine Harris
State Line
Miss
Hattie Arnold
M. da Wise
Mrs. Hervey
Miss Festorazzi
Miss*Rush
Sympathy Tendered For Mr Myron Sprague’s Loss
Sympathy flows for Mr Myron Sprague after the death of his mother. The note describes his standing in society business and fraternity circles and his devotion to his mother as a notable trait. Friends express sorrow and support during this time.
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Myron Sprague
Sprague
Debutantes Attend Dinner Dance at Battle House
A social crowd filled the tapestried salon Saturday at the Battle House for the dinner dance. Guests included Hilda Broad wood Celia Webb Irene Dunster Eliza beth Hagan Boston Margaret Horn Marguerite Festerrazzi Lucile Rush Marie Clifton and many others with Mr. and Mrs. Monk and a party of tanguists among the attendees. Also noted were visitors and residents in Biloxi Birmingham and Atlanta at nearby salons and streets.
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Battle House
Hilda Broadwood
Celia Webb
Irene Dunster
Elizabeth Hagan
Boston
Margaret Horn
Marguerite Festerrazzi
Lucile Rush
Marie Clifton
Imogen Littles
Mary K. Rush
Marie Layette
Margaret Blacksher
Helen Minnis
Merrs
Tom Hallet
Will Hagan
Tom Strong
Cecil Fox
Alex McKinstry
George Gage
Hugh Barclay
Balsh, Moore
Lawrence Lavoretta
A. Minnis
Boyle
Tom Sims
Fowlkes
Dr. Forcheimer
Mrs. Monk
Tanguists
Presa
Societe Francaise in New Orleans History Note
A fragment references Societe Francaise in New Orleans and traces its origin from modest beginnings to a broader national mission tied to Bienfaisance and a figure of 81 600 in the text. The disjointed OCR hints at charitable aims and a linkage to the mother nation.
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Societe Francaise
New Orleans
Guggenheim Wahl divorce ends as alimony set
In Chicago the acceptance of a $78,000 certified payment and an agreement for lifelong $500 monthly alimony ends the case. State's Attorney Hoyne may not seek a grand jury review of fraud claims in the divorce. The $78,000 covers alimony from March 21, 1901.
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Chicago
Grace Guggenheim Wahl
William Guggenheim
Grand annual reunion ball of a historic Louisiana French society
One of the oldest French institutions in Louisiana and a famed society hosts its grand annual reunion on February 7 at the Athenaeum. The fete is under the patronage of the French consul with Mmes Pierre Lacaze and Jules Lacaze in attendance and presiding by president Monsien J. Vergnolie. Also notes social movements with Mrs. John Harvey traveling to Meridian and visits by Miss Jessie May Hoffman and Miss Eugenia Van Aller amid local social rounds.
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Louisiana
Sociéte
Athenaeum
France
Mmnes
Pierre Lacaze
Jules Lacaze
Monsien J. Vergnolie
Mardi Gras Social Pulse Maps Across New Orleans
Dense social notes record balls, dinners, and guest lists in New Orleans and nearby cities as Carnival events unfold. The Dragons, Manassas Club, Los Descomcidas, Krewe of Yami, and other societies plan balls and curtain rises amid preparations by modistes and hosts. Prominent visitors and hosts attend gatherings at the Italian Garden and Athenaeum with chaperons and a parade of names from Mobile to Nashville and Baltimore.
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Dragons
Manassas Club
Los Descomcidas
New Orleans
Nereus
Athenaeum
Arthenaeum
Mobile
Margaret Montgomery
Charlotte Denison
Baltimore
John Parker Montgomery
Nashville
Gordon Orme
Mary
Orme
JT. G. Bush
Rice Friday for Mrs. Topperwein guests
Mrs. Topperwein hosted a Friday Rice event with Mrs. Ben Schwartz and Miss Alice Bond completing the guest list.
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Topperwein
Ben Schwartz
Alice Bond
Illness of Miss Marguerite Wefel Delays Mardi Gras Plans
Miss Marguerite Wefel is ill with fever at her parents home on Dauphin Way. Friends regret the illness and hope the attack subsides quickly so she can join this year's Mardi Gras festivities.
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Marguerite Wefel
Dauphin Way
Skin and Cancer Hospital Issues Timely Warning
New York based New York Skin and Cancer Hospital launches a patient education bulletin urging early cancer detection. It notes lumps pains and sores as potential warnings and stresses seeking competent medical advice promptly to improve outcomes and reduce suffering.
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Skin and Cancer Hospital
Associated Press
New York
Jewish Charity Federation Discussed Formation in Mobile
A large Sunday meeting at B moral Brith hall explored forming the Federation of Jewish Charities of Mobile. A 25 member committee presented a draft constitution, which was debated at length. The session adjourned with continued work planned for Thursday night.
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Federation of Jewish Charities
Mobile
Orthodox Jewish Wedding of Jennie Taube and Meyer Jacoby
Jennie Taube and Meyer Jacoby wed in an Orthodox ceremony at Temple Ahavas Chesed with Rabbi S. Smolenski officiating. Attendants Lena and Sadie Weiss, guests from Chicago and Peoria, and relatives joined under the choupah as Mas ters Jacoby and Rosner held the canopy. The reception featured a 11 collection for the Consumptive Home at Denver and the couple plan to live at Palmetto and Conception streets.
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Jennie Taube
S. Smolenski
Temple
Ahavas Chesed
Lena
Sadie Weiss
Meyer Jacoby
Rosner
B. Goldberger
Sam
Rudolph Jacoby
Harold Schwartz
Henry Rosner
Feldman
William Goldberger
H. Wittenberger
Chicago
Samuel Schwartz
Peoria
Isaac Schwartz
Denver
Palmetto
Conception Streets
Alabama Girl Shines in Lyric Preview of Officer 666
An Alabama girl takes the leading role in tonight’s Lyric production Officer 666. The cast lists her as the standout as the curtain rises.
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the Lyric
Alabama
New Orleans Bank Shows Strong January Clearings
New Orleans January bank clearings reached 111.97 million dollars, up 8.56 million from January 1912, driven by December and January business. Clearing House members forecast record monthly clearances across 1913, with optimism for breaking prior totals.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Clearing House Association
Committee of Vigilantes Form to Cleanse Paterson
A 100 member vigilante committee was appointed at two mass meetings in Paterson New Jersey to cleanse the city of vice. The move follows a report by the Ministerial Alliance alleging liquor law violations laxity in dance halls and white slavery.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Vice
Ministerial Alliance
Monster rattlesnake killed near Macon in Alabama
BREWTON Ala Feb 2 Mr J G Weaver of Mason reports a monster rattlesnake killed in his neighborhood. The snake measured nearly five feet long its tail adorned with eighteen rattles and the customary button.
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Brewton
Ala
J. G. Weaver
Mason
Dressmaking Queen Miss Cassidy Arrives in Louisville
Miss J. A. Cassidy representing Madam C Grunder, noted Louisville milliner, occupies Cawthon Hotel for a few days. She fits linings to insure patron satisfaction and invites ladies to call.
Enrollment at Florence State Normal tops previous high
The Florence Normal reports enrollment at 591, the highest in its history, surpassing last year’s 575. The institution continues long-standing service to public schools, with strict admission standards, a new president Dr. Willingham guiding plans, and 34 graduates in the senior class along with professional diplomas and certificates.
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Florence
Ala
State Normal
Old Normal
Friends of the Normal
Willingham
Alabama
Florence Normal
Millionaire by Any Means: A Common Path to Wealth
The phrase suggests broad access to wealth with savvy choices and timing. It implies practical steps and opportunities that enable many people to reach a seven figure net worth.
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Buds
Castoria
Lyric Theatre
Tango
Endre
Miss Florence
Hamilton
Ad P Cawthon Hotel
Ation
Frisco’ Exposition Company
Ing
Ed. Sherman
Violet Glennan
Biloxi
Harriet Fitts
Birmingham
S. S. Murphy
Palmetto Street
Mrs. Williamson
Atlanta
Ilé
West Monroe Street
Guggenheim
John Harvey
Meridian
Jessie May Hoffman
Wilmer
Vivian Hoffman
Daisey Clisby
Eugenia van Aller
Beverly and
Hoffman
Ethel Schwarz
Sadie Schwarz
Houston Post
A. Topperwein
San Antonio
Afield
P. McHale
Molee Bond
P. Mc
Jewish Federation OF Charities
Alabama Girl
Edith Alward
Macon
Central Station
Mobile Electric CO
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