Debutante Season Notes From Mrs Hall Event List
Broad cast of social events includes a 11 o clock gathering at Jury Book Club hosted by Miss Agnes Orton Caldwell, a 4 30 p m circle meeting, a noon wedding at 67 North Annistree, and the Onard Schwenck wedding at the rectory. Also listed are bridge games, sewing circles, parish and missionary meetings, a charity tea, a dinner dance, theatre party at the Lyric, and a Knights of Columbus dance. The piece highlights debutante Elise Whiting Hall and a government street reception last evening in her honor.
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Elise
Hall
Cecelia Webb
Henry Hall
Government Street
Elise Whiting Hall
IMOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL THE SINGERS
IMOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL THE SINGERS appears in an unsigned line of verse or a playful caption on a page segment. The fragment hints at a musical figure praised for beauty and talent but provides no clear attribution or event context.
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Imost
Elegant Society Party Highlights Dainty Attire and Roses
A refined gathering hosted by Mrs. Hall drew 175 guests as Drago’s orchestra played inside a spacious, ornamented ballroom. Attendees wore turquoise and pink gowns with silver accents, roses framed mantels, and guests included Miss Hall and Cecelia Webb among nearby social circles in Montgomery. Leinkauf and Marion Sirmon planned future visits while Mrs. Leon Drum and relatives prepared to arrive at Mrs. Drum’s parents’ home.
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Chum
Cecelia Webb
James H. Webb
York
Miss Hall
Killarney
Drago
Orphan Asylum Board Sets May Lawn Party Date
At the Board of Management of the Protestant Orphan Asylum the date for the annual lawn party was fixed as Friday May 15 the third Friday in the month being chosen for the important event.
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Protestant Orphan Asylum
Fidelia's Informal Dance Ends With Mardi Gras Flair
The Fidelia club hosted an informal dance last evening with selected costumes postponed for Mardi Gras season. After dancing guests enjoyed a Dutch spread and more social delights into the early hours. Out of town guest Mildred Williams of Atlanta was detained at her uncle H. W. Leinkauf's home with chicken pox and will join carnival festivities later alongside Stella Bloch of New York and Helen Bloch of Selma visiting relatives in the area.
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Fidelia Club
Mildred Williams
Atlanta
Durance Vile
H. W. Leinkauf
Stella Bloch
New York
M. FE. Bloch
Sigmund Haas
Helen Bloch
Selma
Mrs Lillian Norvell Visits Spring Hill Guests
The Nashville visitor’s seven day Mobile stay brings informal reception at the Maury home in Spring Hill hosted by Mrs James Maury. About thirty old-time friends and former schoolmates attend with Madeline Marion Flora Gaillard as hosts. Mrs Norvell leaves for Tennessee today.
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Lillian Norvell
Nashville
R. B. Owen
Nannie Gayle Owen
Maury
Spring Hill
James Maury
Madeline
Marion
Flora Gaillard
Hebe
Euterpean Fraternity Delivers Strong Harte Auditorium Program
The fourth public session at Harte auditorium drew a large, enthused audience for a refined Gulf City cultural program. Highlights included MacDowell piano solos and readerly characters, soprano and baritone numbers, Shelley poems, and multiple instrumental pieces performed by Helen Brown, Minnie F. Black, Mrs. J. G. Hamilton, Mrs. James O. Dickens, Dr. D. A. Planck, Irene Dunster, Dr. Helen B. Ligon, Mrs. C. C. Bean, Mrs. Elmo Davison, Mrs. F. P. Davis, Dr. F. A. Dunster, T. H. Halliwell, B. L. Taylor, Kern, Mrs. W. F. In, and others, under the direction of Rev. Gardiner Co. Tucker.
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Euterpean
Harte Auditorium
Gulf City
Gardiner Co. Tucker
MacDowell
Helen Brown
Minnie F. Black
J.G. Hamilton
James O. Dickens
Shelley
D. A. Planck
Irene Dunster
Helen B. Ligon
Watts
C. C. Bean
Elmo Davison
Water City
F. P. Davis
F.A. Dunster
T. H. Halliwell
B. L.taylor
The
Miss Kern
D A R Chapter Meeting At Beottish Rite Cathedral
The Mobile Chapter D A R will hold a very important business Saturday at 3 30 at the Beottish Rite Cathedral.
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Mobile
Married Life at Boland’s Sparks a Shopping Strike
Helen Curtis confronts poor service and higher prices at Boland's corner grocery. She rejects the clerk, tests a rival store, and questions a bill while recalling a lingering habit of frequent orders and familiar promises. The episode ends with her resolve to switch suppliers amid winter winds and public scrutiny.
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Helen
Boland’s
Boland
Nota
Roland
Hele
Gulfport Man Named to Mobile County Board of Registrars
James R. Hinson of Gulfport was commissioned by Governor O Neal to fill a vacancy on Mobile county board of registrars. Hinson will replace Findlay Mc Fallen, who resigned to run for member of the board of revenue and road commissioners from the First district.
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Montgomery
Ala
James R. Hinson
Gulfport
O'Neal
Board of Registrars
Mobile County
Hinson
Gulfcrest
Findlay McFallen
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
First
Manassas Club Invitation Arrives in Mobile Society
Handsomely engraved invitations received by Mobile society figures invite them to the Manassas Club event on Wednesday evening February 18, 1914 at nine o'clock. The card bears the club initials embossed in the inscription.
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Manassas Club
Newman Reading Circle Hosts February Meeting
The Newman Circle at 203 St Emanuel Street held a well attended Monday evening session with thirty members present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Steiffer and local members Me A. Strausse M. C. Martin H. Minto B. J. and C. A. Chambers.
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Newman Reading Circle
B. J. Chambers
St. Emanuel Street
Newman Circle
Steiffer
Me . A. Strausse
M. C. Martin
Tec
H. Minto
B. J
C. A. Chambers
Father Ryan
Miriam Clark
Gertrude Weeks
Alabama
Henry Miller
Bogues
M. E. Ruffin
Augusta Wilson
M. C. Ruffin
Four Dozen Men Seek Law Careers in Alabama Exam
Twenty four young men, all white, entered a semi annual law examination at the capitol in Montgomery. The state examining board is chaired by Thomas Knight with J Winter Thoring and W F Dickinson among its members. The two day test is conducted under their supervision.
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Capitole
State Law Examining
Thomas Knight
Greensboro
J. Winter Thoring
W. F. Dickinson
Opelika
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