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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1914

Page

17

Washington's Birthday Patriotic Service in Mobile Chapter

The Mobile chapter of the W A R plans a patriotic divine service at First Baptist Church for Washington's Birthday. Miss Tilden organist and a musical program are arranged. Dr. Phillips expected to deliver the sermon if recovered from fever. Miss Houstis Little Tebbetts La Velle prepare the program.

Washington Mobile First Baptist Tilden W. F. Tebbetts Mabel Houstis Little LaVelle Phillips

Winsome Queen Returns to Society After Illness

After a three week absence due to a tedious illness the winsome queen of last year’s carnival has recovered and begun to resume society duties. Her loyal courtiers and friends are pleased by her progress though she must still rest and observe festivities from the sidelines until full strength returns.

Dance Record Seance At Smith Piano Rooms Delight Mobile

A Friday Dance Record Seance at the Smith Piano rooms led by Miss Gladys Tompkins drew lively crowds. The event featured Columbia records in tango and the Lonesome Pine one step with grafanola timekeeping and honored Dr and Mrs Bloodgood. Dr and Mrs William Mastin hosted a reception in Baltimore guests of Dr and Mrs Seale Harris for the distinguished visitors.

Mobile Smith Piano Rooms Gladys Tompkins Terpsichore Rosa Coats Columbia Records Lonesome Pine Miss Tompkins Mr. Smith Bloodgood William Mastin Baltimore Seale Harris America Mastin Medical Fraternity

Mrs Rubira Hosts Two Brilliant Society Functions

Mrs Santos Rubira hosted two society events at her St. Anthony street home on Friday afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock. Guests were welcomed by Mrs Rubira and Mrs Rhodes with Miss Caldwell of New York present, as Rowley orchestra played and flowers perfumed the air.

Giant Alabama coal combine halted by McReynolds

A proposed $30 million coal combine financed by Wall Street and Alabama capitalists to control Alabama output was blocked by U S Attorney General McReynolds who warned of anti trust prosecutions if the plan went ahead. Local operators had formed the merger with financiers but the administration opposed any restraint on trade.

Valentine Festivities Highlight Manassas Ball Details

A social page describes a Valentine themed party with Mrs. Henry McMillan and others hosting, a punch service, and a grand dining room display. Guests included Mrs. Waugh and Miss Fry, with a grand dance in honor of Miss Caldwell. Committees for the Manassas Ball are listed, including reception and floor chairs, followed by a note on a debutante Valentine party.

MacMahon Punch

Community Notes From Crichton and Nearby Towns

Crichton and surrounding areas report church services by Rev J B Trotter in Crichton Methodist Church. Socials include a Valentine party at the Mellina home for Baptist Church funds and many visits among families in Bay Minette Moss Point and Pascagoula.

Gladdean Powell Bay Minette Ala Joe Strickland Randolph Avenue J. B. Trotter Crichton Methodist Church Graham Anned Georgia B. Williams Houston Texas Harry Satzog Pensacola Fla Mellina The Baptist Church Hattle Gill May Bay Shore Avenue

Social News of Whistler Happenings

Social news from Whistler reports Mr and Mrs Homer Pringle returning from Cincinnati where Mr Pringle has a fine issue arranging time away due to his wife illness Sweeney of Lima Ohio visited Mrs S Copel 6 past week Holcombe Kelley welcome a newborn son at home Dan Brandmahi leaves for Tampico Mexico for four months as foreman Tom Davidson takes Mobile and Ohio railroad post Miss Rachel Dodds visiting Winona Mississippi Whistler Sewing Circle was on-

W. A. Farmer Gulfport Bridge Club Mary Stubblefield Moss E. L. Ring South Richmond Pascagoula M. L. Valverde Richard George Santa Rosa Cal Biloxi Mary Gage New York E. J. Ford Little Son J. I. Ford John Chipman Chipman Randolph Valle Tallahassee Fla Clara Eggleston Valle Mary Page Randolph Edmund Jane New Orleans Naximova J. J. Tomasich Nazi Nazimova Lillie Hendrickson Belle Bailey Lake Avenue Miss Bailey Nellie Tagert Mobile G. W. Tagert Homer Pringle Cincinnati Ohio Ieee Ilure Sweeney Lima S.copel Mexico Tom Davidson Mobile & Ohio Railroad Rachel Dodds Winona Miss Whistler Norton Machi Lodge No. 221 J. L. Malone Bert Simon Suther W. J. Smith Goa Sam Kelly

American Countess Seeks Validity of Royal English Marriage

The Comtesse de Gasquet-James once Elizabeth Tibbits of New York sues in a divorce court to declare her 1911 marriage to Duke Heinrich Borwin of Mecklenburg Schwerin valid in England. The duke, related to the crown, faced family ceremonies in Rostock while bankruptcy and domicile issues were cited as grounds for nullification.

London Comtesse de Gasquet-James Elizabeth Pratt Tibbits New York Heinrich Borwin Mecklenberg- Schwerin England Comte de Gasquet-James France America Italy Dresden Sin Rostock Germany

Moss Point Social Roundup and Club News

Island notes from Moss Point detail church services, graduations, beach candy pulling, and gatherings of the Mariposa Club, Busy Bees, and A. L. O. E. Club. Reports mention Miss Fannie McLeod the church founder’s survivor, Inez Breeland’s entertainment, and social visits to New Orleans. The Old Time Minstrel Company rehearses for February 20 show. The I. A. of M. Ladies auxiliary installs officers with a supper, and locals attend a Gulfport visit.

Thelma Barnette Mattie Rigles Mary Avent Rachel McInnis Mariposa Club Moss Point Inez Breeland Ollie Ford Lida Merriwether Pascagoula Neville Bounds Eleanor Carter Mamie McInnis Misses Force Thelma Ma Ione Mabel McPherson Lucille Kernodle Dot Gene Johnson Rosine Baumhauer William Cato Kohl A. B. Baumhauer Joe Chastang Raymond Alvarez Ross McPherson Bruce McPherson Mat Laws Elmer Cato George Kohl Kernodle Fred Seabury Ladies’ Auxiliary I. A. of M

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Secier Bell Washington's Miss Wefel Alabama Bud Manassas Manassas Club Thomas M. Stevens Price Williams, Jr C. J. Gayfer Major J. K. Glennon J. S. Robbins D. R. Burgess Charles J. Green S. S. Rubira, Jr W. Y. Lovelace James T Pascagoula, Alss Margaret Horn Jardiniere Marguerite Festorazzi Lucile Mary Knight Rush Vivian Hoffman Celia Webb Elise Hall Ella Margaret Blacksher Marie Clifton Gabriella Barrett Leila Annetta McMillan Katherine Harris Josephine Chamberlain Margaret Taylor Hilda Broadwood Irene Dunster Cathedral Sanctuary Society McGill Institute Crichton P. H. Rodriguez Lucy C. Champagne Young Ladies’ Bridge Club Rachel McLeod Miss Ford M. C. Griffin Pearl Gautier Lucile Lewis Irene Denny Mamie Canty Clara Mary Herrin P. Walker Prof. Walker Messrs. McVea and Young F. H. Lewis R. A. Farnsworth W. W. White Vicksburg A. C. Ulmer Miriam John Ulmer J. W. Zink Orange Grove Celine Mayo Laine Edith Lloyd Ruth Chapman Hazel Chidsey Gladys. Farmer Celino Mayo Sadie Birdie Feore Little Marie Ford Josephine Mayo Josephine Santa Cruz Breckie Episcopal Church R. D. Miller Escatawpa Emily Rhodes Ethel Woodham Lula Miller Clarence Lyndh Ollie Goff Essie Stone McInnis Dr. Watt Watt A. Blumer D. W. McLeod J. J. McIntosh McInnis Julian Stewart Janie Jones R. P. Lindfield Mary Watt Ralph Watt Asta Re- Thompson N. R. Stone Corinth Ike Asdate McCowan & Dietz Dauphin Valen Cee Bee Social News of Vali Tango Mixixe Hendre and Miss.Hamilton Florence Kelly Rowley Orchestra Rowley Josephine Senter Kathryn Senter Betty Brown Florence Taylor Helen Holliday
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