Fidelia Club Carnival Ball Celebrates Regal Pageant
The Society Fidelia Club hosted a grand Mardi Gras style ball at the Battle House with an elaborate coronation tableau led by Miss Rita Pake as queen and James Adler as first lord of the court. Dancers from Port Gibson to New York and several debutantes joined a royal saloon scene amid roses, snow tableau, and a lavish banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Club
Battle House
Rita Pake
James Adler
Loris Pincus
Sadie Marx
Port Gibson
Augusta Pincus
Ethel Steinhardt
Greensboro
Sadie Boehm
New York
Lena Metzger
Lucile Zelnicker
Mobile
Sidney Bloch Simon
Fidelia
Terpsichore
J. H. Zelnicker
E. J. Schwarz
S. G. Newburger
J. Marks
R. G. Richard
E. A. Pincus
S. Halas
H. Brown
S. B. Simon
A. H. Rosenbaum
Miss Pake
Mr. Adler
Adele Frohlichstein
St. Louis
Alec Bloch
Arnold Bloch
Frohlichstein
Carol Leinkauf
A. G. Moses
L. Hammel
M. Rosenbaum
J. Zelnicker
Isabelle Berlin
Pensacola
S. Jonas
L. H. Metzger
H. Curiel
Ss. Frenkel
J. G. Adler
B. H. Richord
William Zimmern
B. Baum
Birthday Horoscope for Generous Scientific Minds
Those born today will be generous likable and succeed after patient efforts. They lean toward scientific and sociological pursuits and face perplexity and decisions that carry significant consequences.
Originally Devised Luncheon Honors Mrs George Bowie Smith
Mrs P J Hamilton hosted a unique luncheon on Government street in compliment to Mrs George Bowie Smith of Selma. The room featured Killaray roses and ferns with pink ribbon tied place cards and hyacinth clusters. Guests received heart tokens with initials and a game using tally sheets to guess the honoree’s full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hamilton
George Bowie Smith
Selma
Government Street
Be Yourself Raised to the Hundredth Power
Miss Mary Sandal advocates personality development for women, urging them to express their own thoughts and drop parroty language. She teaches how self expression replaces giggles and social chatter, arguing true dignity comes from inner balance and poised selfhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Patterson
Mary Sandal
South
Miss Sandal
Post carnival social notes and visiting friends in Selma
A long list of local visitors and names follows from a post carnival social scene in Selma. Many entries mention visits to or from Mrs. J G Hamilton Miss Malissa Parham Miss Norinna Farrar and others. Today's events include Colonial Dames of Alabama meeting and a Lyric box party hosted by Mrs Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Gertrude
Geraldine
Hamilton
George Bowie Smith
Malissa Parham
Norinna Farrar
Meta Gaillard
J. G. Hamilton
Clinton Macartney
Marie Webb
Lucille Garrett
Alphonse Hurtel
J. R. Burgett
Katherine Brooks
Mamie Smith
Belle Wilkins
Selma
Peter A Joseph Hamilton
Colonial Dames
Alabama
Elwood Brown
San Francisco
Barre
Lyric
Peters
Hurd
Murfreesboro
Joseph Tucker
Bethel
Y. M. CC. A. Woman's Auxiliary
Cox
Sewanee
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Echo Girl
Mrs
D. P. Kenyon
Chattanooga
D. P. Kenyon, Jr
Ashland Place
Helen Soloman
Louisville
Gernard Ichold
Katherine Glover
Atlanta
Harriet Fitts
Birmingham
Anniearson
Tuscaloosa
Mrs. McCormick
Webb Carron
Inge-Bondurant
H. M. Hennig
Mr. C. Hennig
Oshkosh, Wis
J. W. Leer
New Orleans
Leopold Hammer
Minne Davis Cooper
Florida
Norma F. Gibboney
Frank Julian
Texas
Dallas
Dr. Pierce
R. W. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
M.D
Sey Seacamie Ee
England
France
Germany
United States
Independent
Opticians’ Association
Decatur Optical Company
Moran-Corbett Bldg
Decatur
Missouri
Strickland
Dauphin Street
The
Independent Opticians’ Association
Decatur Optical Co
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