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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1913

Page

5

Society A crowds Lyric for Weber and Fields Hokey Pokey show

A full house at the Lyric enjoyed Weber and Fields in Hokey Pokey with Bessie Clayton and her pierrots in a striking performance. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brooks and Miss Mittie Floyd of Meridian, with upcoming visits planned by Mrs. Rush and Miss Fowlkes as Mobile’s theater season dazzles.

Lyric Weber Fields Bessie Clayton A. W. Brooks H. G. Smith New York Orville Cawthon Norborne Clarke Mable Houstis Virgie Sawyer C. B. Hanson Gregory Luce A. P. Bush E. J. Buck Paul Danher Margaret Webb A. S Pettus Lee Wefel

If this is Your Birthday

Forecast says steady work and quiet recreation yield more than chance. New friendships form in the coming year. Those born today will be clever and successful but overly generous. Education should cover recognizing real versus fair weather friends.

D A R Continental Congress to Convene in Washington

The D A R Continental Congress sessions will be held in Washington in April. Birmingham General Sumpter Chapter chosen Mrs J W Hamlin son as delegate. Mrs Joseph V Allen will attend and be installed as state regent. Other selections include Mrs N W Trimble and potential attendees from Mobile and Birmingham chapters.

Continents Congress D. A R Washington General Sumpter Birmingham J. W. Hamlinson Joseph V. Allen N. W Trimble Rhetta Goode Mobile J. Morgan Smith Charles Shawhan Mollie Thurber Virginia Cavalier

Mrs Bessie Peters Social Visit in Daneville

Mrs. Bessie Woolfolk Peters of Daneville Kentucky enjoys a social pilgrimage in Mobile. This week she will move from the Wagar home to be entertained at the Penrose Vass residence on Catherine street as a popular guest among local circles.

Bessie Woolfolk Peters Daneville Mobile Wagar Penrose Vass Catherine Street Peters

We Must Send Them Out to Play Now

A call for patient, principled action against greed and cruelty. The speaker urges restraint and reform, saying roots of harm can be uprooted with steady effort and that protecting children requires immediate, decisive justice.

Herod

The Single Woman by Brieux in Paris Theater

Brieux argues that modern young women are educated and independent, challenging male pretensions. He predicts a social upheaval as female workers enter the labor market and dowry constraints fade, fearing a coming war of the sexes. He notes many unmarried women, widows, and divorced women in France totaling millions, and calls for discussion of gender inequality.

Mile Jeanne Provost Gymnase Theater Paris Scribe Emile Augier Marcel Prevost Old Athens France Therese

Explains Mysteries of Auction Bridge Rules

Third in a series from He Mobile Item outlining auction bridge rules. Key points cover scoring, exposed cards, called cards, penalties for revokes, misled leads, out of turn plays, and general conduct. Future installments promise declarations and doubles.

Declarer

Grace Rockwell Returns as Mrs Hatch in New York Scene

The article notes Grace Rockwell, once a popular dancer at carnival events, seen again in New York as Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Robert Hatch, with her baby and nurse, returned to their New York home after a pleasant stay with Mrs. W. H. Monk Jr. The piece highlights her former popularity and the attention she drew Brief mention adds a future Children’s Story Hour with Mr T. C. De Leon, a famed author, when health allows.

New York Robert Hatch New York City W. H. Monk, Jr Grace Rockwell Hatch Children’s Story Hour T. C. de Leon

Nurse Helps Young Girls in Oklahoma Claim

Mrs. Ida Bollinger of Watonga Oklahoma testifies that after twenty years of womanly troubles she recovered using Cardui the woman s tonic. She reports nursing experience and treating many young girls with success including a case where a girl improved after the third dose. She advocates Cardus and urges readers to consult a druggist.

Cardus

De Leon recounts stirring sixties days for children

A vivid reminiscence by Mr. De Leon recalls the stirring sixties, praising his scintillating storytelling and his firsthand role in historical moments. The piece casts the talk as a rare treat for young listeners who may someday tell tales of their own era.

Will Mr. de Leon

Pass Christian Socials Ring With Mardi Gras Guests

Local society notes list visits and outings in Pass Christian and nearby: Ella Gilmore returns from summer home, Virginia Stith visits New Orleans, Gulfport and Biloxi trips, students and mothers traveling for Carnivals and Mardi Gras, with multiple families and friends named among Crescent City and gulf coast stops.

Ella Gilmore Crescent City Virginia Stith Emily Jane Barrett New Orleans Mesdames Joshua Baker Alfred Lovell Hall Gulfport Charles A. Martin J. B. Fassbender Emma Benedict George Lyons Pass Edna Knost Columbus Industrial Institute and College Pearl Wight Mamie Nannie Sutter Mary Stith Lyman H. N. Bohn Amy Bohn R. V. Abbley Biloxi J. Edward Hanson Ruth Walters B. McCollister Josephine Demetz Julia McDonald Irene Cu Lena Cronovitch Kim Clara Gasparine Chapotel Dottie Stockman Long Beach Enid Boyer Ada M. Nunn Ae Vthate J. H. Lang J. Desposite George Courtenay

Japan Diet Turmoil Deepens Over Katsura Clash

In Tokyo on February 10, intense political maneuvering centers on Prince Katsura as Marquis Saionji withdraws a no confidence move. Some constitutional party leaders remain opposed, splitting the party and prompting police protection around the diet. The session may adjourn for two to three days amid clashes that left three wounded.

Tokio Japan Kataura Marquis Saionji Prince Katsura Marquis Batonji Constitutional Party Yukio Ozaki Diet

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Cupid Mrs. Vass Mrs. Peters DR. Pierce R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N. Y Mobile Gas Co Alabama Alabam The Sight Exchange Ella Wheeler Wilcox By Brieux Agnes Watonga, Okla Ida Bollinger N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn Pass Christan, Miss Fea Penice & Ford, Ltd Ieee Nan Bae Ecmeto
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