Social events fill the week with gatherings and teas
Mrs. John W. McAlpine hosts a harbor tea at 1 30 p m in honor of Mrs. John C. Anderson. The Lewine Circle meets at 11 a m with Misses Helen and Ray Norville. Tea honors Miss Mckey B Scott of Columbus Ga. from 4 to 6. Dances and concerts announced at Battle House and Beaters Bethel with numerous local residents listed as attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McAlpine
John C. Anderson
Lewine’ Circle
Helen
Ray Norville
Norma Boulet
Anna Boulet
Complit
Mc Ey B. Scott
Cobus
Jane
Poem Fragment Alludes to Gifts and Bonds
A compact verse fragment echoes trust and kinship with lines about gifts from father and master. It mentions names like Stobert Louis Stevenson and phrases about mates comrade wife and true life. The tone suggests personal bonds rather than a news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stobert Louis Stevenson
Thrust of a thrush and a call to sing in song
A fragment from the New York Times contemplates a thrush pressed to sing its soul out despite potential costs. It warns against silence and grousing, urging the bird to perform its natural duty.
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New York Times
Thoughts for the Day from William Penn on faith and effort
A brief quotation-style note credits William Penn, asserting that thoughts for the day and diligence supply the want of faith to move mountains. It emphasizes belief as a force enabling effort and achievement.
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William Penn
Emerson Quote on Infirmity and Service
A fragment referencing Ralph Waldo Emerson questions how society serves the infirm and pursues comfort and the means to it. It echoes a contemplative theme about need, abundance, and the role of invention in aiding human life. The text appears as a memo or quotation excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Miss Gertrude Arnold Hosts Debutantes in Carnival Style
Miss Gertrude Arnold entertained to honor debutantes Miss Eleanor Gray Miss Marie Herm and Miss Edna Manning on a Wednesday evening. The Carnival motif filled the rooms with decor hearts jonquils violets and ribbons. Guests were greeted by Julia Vin and heart tally cards were handled by Mary Emma Nettles with other attendants assisting.
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Gertrude Arnold
Hearte
Gertrude ‘Arnold
Eleanor Gray
Marie Herm
Edna Manning
Atra
Sargol Fat and Flesh Builder Promises Quick Gain
Advertises Sargol as a modern digestive aid to convert food into fat by stimulating absorption in the stomach and intestines. Claims users gain 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh, with a refund guarantee through Van Antwerp Drug Co. and local druggists in Mobile. Also warns it should not be taken by those not seeking weight gain and notes possible stomach trouble relief.
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Sargol
van Antwerp Drug Co
Mobile
Sargel
Ady Ae
Juvenile Social Page Names Winners and Guests
Vieve Hermann and Lucille Arnold served as hosts with Miss Hattie Arnold winning first prize a box of canter peas. Joine Goodbrad took the consolation prize a book The Honorable Percival. Numerous guests from Pensacola Memphis New York and Evergreen attended including Edna Finch Annie Moore Provost Mabel Hartwell Kathleen McFadden Nel lie Scott Eula Walsh May Leatherbury Anna Belle Courtright Loraine Cunningham Margaret Blacksher and many more.
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Vieve Hermann
Lucille Arnold
Hattie Arnold
Aer
Joine Goodbrad
Percival
Miss Arnold
Edna Finch
Pensacola
Annie Moore Provost
Mabel Hartwell
Kathleen McFadden
Memphis
Nellie Scott
Eula Walsh
May Leatherbury
Anna Belle Courtright
Loraine Cunningham
Margaret Blacksher
Eloise Kach
Mary Knight Rush
Elise Beaven
Evergreen
Ella Blacksher
Irene Dunster
Gabriella Barret
Margaret Horn
Katherine Sands
New York
Alba Gower
Effie Soost
Alice Terrill
Willie Baumhauer
Julian McPhillips
Misses Helen and Ray Norville Entertain Sewing Club
The Sewing Club meeting Thursday morning was delightfully hosted by Misses Helen and Norville. Only club members attended the hospitality, and after a morning of sewing and friendly chat they enjoyed a delicious plated luncheon.
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Helen
Ray Norville
Sewing Club
Norville
Mrs A W Brooks Hosts Discards In Honor At Bridge
Mrs. A W Brooks entertained the Discards with a Wednesday bridge gathering for two tables. Prizes were pink and blue desk pads and vanity items. Attending were Mrs Gage Tebbetts Rush Adams Taylor McPhillips Kirkbride Booth and prizewinners included Mrs LeBaron Lyons Adams McPhillips Bush and Davis. Pink tapers and roses adorned the table.
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A. W. Brooks
Bridge
Horace Beaven
F. I. Thompson
Glover Gage
W. F.tebbetts
R. A. Rush
B. F. Adams
C. L. Taylor
John McPhillips
M. F. Kirkbride
T. C. Booth
Larkin Social Postponed Amid Secretary's Illness
Due to the illness of secretary Mrs Ullbricht the Larkin social Friday afternoon at Informal House Dance is canceled. A large gathering of the young married and society set attended a prior informal house dance at Mr and Mrs Harry T Smith's Government street residence in honor of Mrs William Bromberg of Birmingham. The Hayes Shugart Orchestra played as couples danced on the lower floor with punch served on the porches. A late plate supper followed at 11 with guests including Mr and Mrs B F Adams Mr and Mrs Thomas H Smith and Dr and Mrs ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Smith
Government Street
Hayes-Shugart
Tremier Holzborn
Mary Knight Rush
B. F. .Adams
Thomas H. Smith
Dyspepsia Solved by Natural Remedy Services
Dyspepsia defies skilled physicians, but Nature provides a cure from Acid Iron Earth mineral at Bladon Springs Alabama. The ad touts relief for chronic digestive ailments and the emotional toll of dyspepsia, presenting a naturopathic remedy as the greatest discovered solution.
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Nataha
Bladon Springs
Ala
Leinkauf School Improvement Association Meeting Notice
Important meeting of the Leinkauf School Improvement Association to be held at the school Friday at 7:00 p m.
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Leinkauf School Improvement Association
Leinkauf School
Morning knitting parties and a city federation formed
Mrs Louis Donald hosts a morning knitting gathering with talks on wounder and convalescent care and notes of Lent. Other items include a Bethel concert program, Polymnia Circle entertainments, and Mobile’s new City Federation of Clubs with officers elected and plans for by law committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Donald
Goodwin to Give Second Concert Delights Local Audience
The second concert of the cycle by the Young Women’s Association in Mobile features performer Wilmot Goodwin and pianist Warner. The program includes Herodique Etude, Arabesque, Hear Me Winds and Waves, Ave Maria, Flow Gently Sweet Afton, Toreador Song, and others, with a different lineup from the first recital.
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Au Harte Torium
M. C
Juto
Ane Macrics
Mobile
En Association
New Orleans
Ces
U. D. Co
Wilmot Goodwin
Moskowski
Mos
Cronican
Schubert-Wilhelm I Palpiti
Pagenin
Warner
Burns
Goodwin
City federation seeks new member clubs
Mrs. Hagan received a rising vote of thanks for forming a city federation. The president states membership is open to all clubs that support the uplift and betterment of the city and are willing to join the Federated Club of Will Ship.
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Mobile
James Hagan
Parliamentary Law Study Club
James O. Smith
Shakespeare Club
C. J. .Torrey
BE. S. Feagin
Clara. Schumann
Committee On Constitutions
Standit Commi
Wednem
Hagan
Mrs Henry Hall Clarke Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Henry Hall Clarke served as hostess for the Wednesday bridge club gathering. Mrs Tom Boone Jr substituted, with guests Mrs Howard Hempstead Miss Isabelle Norwood and Mrs Allen Hopkins. A salad course followed play and prizes for neckwear went to Mrs Bever R Wilson Mrs Paul Wilson Mrs T K Jackson and Miss Norwood.
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Henry Hall Clarke
Tom Boone, Jr
Howard Hempstead
Isabelle Norwood
Allen Hopkins
Beve R. Wilson
Paul Wilson
T. K. Jackson
Norwood
Social Roundup of Welcome and Travel Notices
Miss Eloise Ibach arrived Wednesday to stay with cousin Miss Hattie Arnold and enjoy carnival season festivities. Mrs. Will Brown expects guests next week from Tuscaloosa and Eutaw. Misses Janie and Anna Mary Sum ea returned from New Orleans. Mr T C McKenzie Jr left for Toledo then North Carolina for a new position. Mrs Ernest Songerman of Nashville visits Jungerman family. Mr Jungerman plans to join after his wife’s marriage to May Ce Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Ibach
Hattie Arnold
Ibach
Will Brown
L. F. Oliver
Tuscaloosa
Mary Wilson
Eutaw
Janie
Anna Mary Sumea
New Ileans
T. C. McKenzie, Jr
Mignon At Crown Theatre With Opera Stars
Mignon shown today at Crown theatre with Beatriz Michelena in the lead role. The opera runs again tomorrow with a six piece orchestra accompanying the two day engagement in town.
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Mignon
Crown Features
OPERA
Carlyle Blackwell Headlines Royal Theatre Showings
Carlyle Blackwell stars in The Last Chapter at the Royal Theatre Friday with his company in a Richard Harding Davis adaptation. He also appears Sunday in The Man Who Could Not Lose, while Hearts and Flowers failed to arrive due to poor train service. Olga and The Madcap Czar provide additional features today.
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Carlyle Blackwell
Richard Harding Davis
Royal Theatre
Kyle Blackwell
United States
Hare
the Royal
Keener
Olga
C H Riddle Dies Suddenly at Home in Mobile
Charles H. Riddle aged 58 a native of Macon and longtime Mobile resident died suddenly Thursday morning at 9 15 oclock at his home 402 South Broad Street He was seen on the street Wednesday
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C. H. Riddle
Charles H. Riddle
Macon
Mobile
South Broad Street
Rediscount rates set by Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis announced rediscount rates today. Rates are four percent for maturities up to sixty days and four and a half percent for up to one day, with a five percent rate noted for longer terms.
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Washington
Federal Reserve the
Bank At
Passengers on Apollo Visit Fairhope Shores
Citizens of Fairhope Alabama were seen in the city Thursday as visitors aboard the steamer Apollo from the Eastern Shore. Names listed include Mrs J A Mershen A N Whittin Mrs W Darby Mrs L M Wilson Margaret Dixon Mildred Dixon G O Riel L and N ere Mrs W A Ferman Mrs Wood Dr Wheeler Mrs Foley Vv S McClintock Captain A Jagéoan O O F Alland and Mrs Henry Crawford.
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Apollo
Fairhope
Ala
Eastern Shore
J. A. Mershen
W. Darby
Margaret
Mildred Dixon
G. O Riel
W. A. Ferman
Wood
Wheeler
Foley
Hte
Vv. S. McClintock
A. Jagéoan
F. Alland
Henry Crawford
Police seize sidewalk billboards under chief Crenshaw order
Under orders from Chief of Police F W Crenshaw all sidewalk billboards of theatres and places of amusement encroaching on the sidewalk are being picked up by Special Officer Harris and stored in the police station. More than fifteen boards were stored in the police station yard on Thursday.
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F. W. Crenshaw
Harris
Birth day parade for mobile children ages span four decades
A fragmented notice lists birthdays for a group described as mobile children born between 1901 and 1914 with ages from 10 to 14. It mentions a birthday picture party invitation amid unclear phrasing and dates.
Homeseekers to Bring Settlers to Western Lands
Industrial agent W. L. Henderson promotes settlement by attracting home seekers from western countries. He reports growing success in locating lands for buyers and aims to provide properly situated parcels for settlers to pursue their chosen trades and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hender
Hender
Mr. Henderson
Moose of the World leader visits Mobile official visit
James J. Davis director general of the Loyal Order of Moose of the World passed through Mobile at 12 30 pm with his wife en route from New Orleans to Pittsburgh. Mobile leaders Deputy J Thompson and Local Dictator John White met him and gave a welcome.
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James J
The
Loyal Order of Moose of the World
Mobile
New
Delegates Named to State Woodmen’s Meet
Officials announced delegates for the state Woodmen’s Meet to be held in Selma Alabama on March 9 10 and 11. The list includes Cogburn F RoR persmith Gus Seiple Cha homme J W Cunningham Den mark J 8 Garrison Bauer Treadway with alternates John Dutt and others.
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Dinen
Can
Ralsae
Selma
Ala
E. Cogburn
F. RoRpersmith
Gus Seiple
Chahomme
J. W. Cunningham
Denmark
Garrison
Bauer
Treadway
John Dutt
A. Ioshurat
Ow Ah Sa
Thomas P. Lynch
J. Autrot
Willem Stevens
T. J. You
President to Speak Before Saengerbund Festival
President Wilson promised to address the Northeastern Saengerbund at a Brooklyn song festival on May 31 if public business allows his absence from Washington. The Associated Press dispatch notes the tentative date and the planned appearance depends on capital duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Saengerbund
Brooklyn
Mobile vs Pensacola basketball showdown at the Y M C A
Mobile faces Pensacola in a highly anticipated basketball game at the Y M C A tonight at 8 15. Pensacola’s heavier lineup outmasses Mobile by about 10 to 15 pounds, and the crowd is expected to be large. The Mobile squad led early in a prior matchup but trailed 9 to 8 late in the first half. A strong attendance is anticipated for the event followed by a planned away game versus Alabama in two weeks as the season’s marquee matchup.
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Pensacola
Enscola
Penheacola Vo’ A
Moelayers
Tase 1
The
of Alabama
Sacred Heart Devotions at St Matthew's Church
Public devotions to the Sacred Heart will be held at St Matthew's Church tomorrow morning. Exposition of the blessed sacrament from 6:30 a.m. and a mass at 7:00 a.m. Benediction will follow. Confessions begin at 4:00 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. Holy communion at 6:00 a.m. and 6:30 a.m.
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Sacred Heart
St. Matthew's Church
St Louis Seon Acquire Outfielder Philadelphia
The St Louis Seon have purchased outfielder Philadelphia, a telegram announced today in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Seon
Philadelphia
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Rhett Goode
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Lady Windermere
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Polymnia Circle
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Sss Bantock Wilmot Goodwin
Geo. B. Fisher
Crichton
John Walter Atkinson
S. Dearborn
Mildred Anna Pierce
S. Bayou S
Ernest Malone
Charleston St
Bessie V. Pate
Canal St
Lela Mae McLean
Sadie E. Smith
S. Claiborne Lovie Brock Pierce
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