Society Notes and Local Social Events Reach Meridian
A long society column highlights Mrs. Lyon’s mobile death and family attendance. It also covers Mar Porcher’s ninth birthday party at Government Street and the Dauphin Jay Bridge Club gathering hosted by L L Noble. Additional notices include a Finch and Latham dinner in honor of Edna Finch and Lamar Latham, and Bertha Summers’s marriage to Albert M. Yost at Oakdale Baptist Church with a reception.
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Finch
Latham
Joseph I. Manning
Edna Manning
Edna Finch
Pensacola
Lamar Latham
Raines
Kirk Hinckley
Betrha Summers
Albert M. Yost
Bertha Sam
Oakdale Baptist Church
Pridhre
Wedding Bells for Miss Barnett and Mr. Summers
Miss Barnett wed Mr. Summers in a ceremony with orange blossoms and a veil fusion. Attendants Miss Rosa Parleton and others wore white crepe de chine as Miss Chamber presided and Mr. Orr played violin. Out of town guests from Richmond and Jackson Ala attended. the groom’s father baked a heart shaped cake for the cake.
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Joe Hawkins
Jackson
Sigma Delta Phi social meeting and schedule change
The Sigma Delta Phi Sorority held a Saturday social in its Government street club rooms with Miss Davis and Miss Clara Agee in attendance. Tea and sandwiches followed and the group voted to meet on the first Friday each month instead of Saturday. Harbison Martin Wedding Saturday. Mr Ellis Harbison and Miss Lula Martin were married Saturday night at 7:30 at Rev D W Besdell's residence.
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Sigma Delta Phi Sororty
Government Street
Davis
Adelaide John
Clara Agee
J. H. Agee
Harbison- Martin
Ellis Harbison
Lula Martin
D. W. Besdell
Northside Baptist Church
Wednesday Evening Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Mitchells
Mrs. T F Mitchell hosted the Wednesday Evening Sewing Circle with one guest, Mrs. Lawrence Dawson of Centerdale visiting her parents. The club plans to meet next at Mrs. Stanley’s.
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T. F. Mitchell
Lawrence Dawson
Centerdale
Stanley
McWilliams Truckers Pledge Potatoes and Onions for Market
At a McWilliams Truckers Association meeting about half the members pledged to plant sweet potatoes Irish potatoes and onions for early market Fifty acres of sweet potatoes ten of Irish potatoes and two of onions were pledged Other members will plant the same Also Mr Andie Smith and Miss Annie Smith were quietly married at Dr Jones home in Oak Hill They bear the same name but are not related Excellent school progress under Professor Huckabee and Miss Maggie Nettles enrollment sixty five the highest in years Grounds trees shrubs and fruit planned for a campus garden Boys corn club organized by Huckabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWilliams Ala
McWilliams Truckers’ Association
Andie Smith
Annie Smith
Jones
Oak Hill
H. Ga
Huckabee
Maggie Nettles
Y W C A Notes Highlight Mardi Gras Visitors and Conference Plans
The Y W C A extends welcomes to visitors during Mardi Gras with porches and lunch room access and announces a field conference at Laurel Mississippi February 26 27 28 with delegates from Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans Mobile and Laurel. Key speakers include Miss Elizabeth Mac Farland Miss Charlotte Davis Mrs Spencer and Miss Owen. Plans for home nursing talks and a Spanish class by Miss Maria Louise Malló are also noted along with schedule items and gymnasium changes.
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Laurel
Miss
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
St. Louis
Elizabeth MacFarland
Charlotte Davis
Spencer
Mobile Association
Miss Owen
R. P. Pope
Augusta Hooks
Miss Davis
Fairhope Social Notes Include Valentines and New Arrivals
A lively evening featured a 600 party with seven tables and prizes won by Mr. A. A. Wilder and Miss Vaughn. Valentines night brought games and poems. New arrivals for the week include T. H. Bond and wife and several others from across the region. Local visitors and clergy also noted.
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Austria
Susceuad
A. A. Wilder
Miss Vaughn
Valentine
T. H. Bond
Birming
Kilgore
Chicago
Is. Richards
Cincinnati
G. H. Brown
Ala
EE. T. Schoening
Columbia
L. T. Rhodes
Bay Minette
George D. Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
T. K. Hawley
BE. T.gunthenby
Mobile
A. J. Kautthan
Terre Haute
Ind
Anna — Gartland
Cleveland
Ohio
John Hebala
A. G. Lock
Denver
Col
Kinney
Weeks Bay
H. T. Crumpton
Notasulga
Fairhope
R. O. Perkins
Rock Creek
B. F. Perkins
Greenville
Sheldon
A. Swift
G. C. Simpson
Pleasant surprise parties and birthdays in Crichton
In Crichton Alabama on February 13 a surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Cash with guests including Miss Arnie Bank and Mr. Howard Robertson. The event featured games such as progressive peanuts won by Hardy Pierze, and guests praised the hosts as entertainers. Also noted are visits from relatives, a bungalow under construction on Park Avenue, a Ladies' Missionary Society meeting, lectures by L. O. Stratton, and Edna Louise Copeland’s birthday dance at Providence Place with pink carnations, music, and refreshments.
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Grand Bay
W. D. Hami
Spring Hill Avenue
A. A. Albright
M. Rs. S. Davis
Mobile
Vivian Welch
Orchard
Ethel Goff
Ally Simmons
Hilda Sunberg
Esther L. Goff
Lula Simmons
Willie Gaston
Whistler
Henry Pierce
Item Avenue
Rubin Sunberg
Park Avenue
C. M. Dunn
J. G. Gaston
Gastonburg
Beeity
Milton
Fila
James P. Stallsworthy
Stem Avenue
Margaret Jones
Jolly Makers
Jones
Balter
Nellie Melllwain
Mitchell
Annie Pollar
Ruth Harkey
Ethel Hamilton
Allene Botter
Messrs. Portus
Pierce Trotter
Johnny Graf
Joseph Cazalas
Rufus Roberts
Paul Jones
Mise Louise Copeland
Infant Mystics Parade Depicts Modern Inventions
The Infant Mystics Mardi Gras parade showcases war influenced floats on the subject Modern Inventions. Floats include the Locomotive submarine torpedo boat airship and the wireless with elaborate construction and costumes by society members.
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Europe
Cat
Bubastes
Mrs. Inge Named Alabama Delegate to Daughters of 1812
Mrs. Harry T. Inge receives Governor Henderson’s official notice of her appointment as Alabama delegate to the National Society of the Daughters of 1812 convention in St. Louis on February 16. Invitations in Mobile announce Cornelia Maybee Cowan’s marriage to Christian Marius Lauritzen on January 26, 1915, in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Inge
Montgomery Journal
Henderson
Alabama
National Society of the Daughters of 1812
St. Louis
Lauritzen—Cowan
Mobile
Maybee
Cornelia Maybee Cowan
Christian Marius Lauritzen
Chicago
Miss Natzke Fetes Birthday With Friends And Gifts
A birthday celebration for Miss Matahe Natzke featured music, games, and refreshments hosted by her sister Mrs. H. H. Natzke. Guests included many friends and relatives, with notable absences due to illness. A later Friday Bridge Club event hosted by Miss Helen Terrill concluded with prizes of silk hose and a salad course.
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Matahe
H. H. Natzke
Emma Steffin
Natzke
G. L. Box
C. A. Brunson
Natske
Horace x
Woodruff Bom A
Helen Terrill
Marguerite Festorazzi
Louise Amsler
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Ee M. L. Lyon
Porcher
Gadsden
Mar
Leilather
Salinda Taylor
Julia Wheeler
Yerger
Kathleen Yerger
Eleanorn
Mary Louise Bartee
Helen Palm
Clara Dunlap
Lucy Glenn
Dan- Victoria Correll
Dorothy Gail
L. L. Noble
Dauphin Jay Bridge Club
L. Noble
Mrs. Noble
Goubille
J. T. Burke
Clu O'Ferrall
F. E. Cantrell
Leonore Jones
Henriettake
Helen Burke
J. T. Moore, Jr
Reese Winter
Alle Hurley
Allie Bostwick
Ohn Wilson
Guy Upchurch
Hargrove
Marshall Turner
Queen’s Court
Boyle
Augusta Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Elise Beaven
Evergreen
Margaret Blacksher
Amelie Hill
Sigma Delta Phi Sorority
McWilliams
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Burkholder
Crichton
Femme Ay
W. T. Goubil
Delicatessen
Dauphin St
Tesgie Lois Rockwill
M. Curry
C. Grotz
T. Rockwell
A. Joulian
B. Stinson
K.mercer
H. Taylor
D. Lee L. Rayfield
Messrs
W. Skipper
L. Rayfield
J. Stevens
T. Brenn
C. Rickert
J. Simms
EB. Lahey
J. Aubrey
C. Schwideh
B. Howell
G. Burden
Denter
Ziebach
Louis Rickert
B. Rayfield
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