Heart Party at OCIET Bell 1972 gathering
The event featured table games with heart designs and sweets. Guests included Elma Tracy Estelle Malone and Leo, with hostesses in shadowed yellow satin gowns and numerous attendees listed in attendance.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1914
Page
18
The event featured table games with heart designs and sweets. Guests included Elma Tracy Estelle Malone and Leo, with hostesses in shadowed yellow satin gowns and numerous attendees listed in attendance.
Tuesday evening at St Patrick's a quiet ceremony will unite Miss Winifred Gas sie Gas ie and Mr John Ellis with Miss Grace Ellis as bridesmaid and Mr Charles Smith as usher among close relatives and a few friends.
Dr. Joseph C. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins did not speak at Mobile County Medical Society due to a late train. He and Mrs Bloodgood went to a reception, then planned to address the Y M C A audience at 3 pm Sunday on cancer and radium treatment with stereopticon pictures. The Mobile meeting was postponed to next Saturday night.
A Mobile party rejoins on the Crathens and another group sails Wednesday to Jamaica. The article notes Jamaica as an old settlement with Kingston as a bustling modern port, praising English efforts to boost Jamaica’s prominence and tourism potential.
At Miss Mollie Thurber’s home on Regent Street the Virginia Cavalier chapter D A R met yesterday at 3 30 pm for its regular February gathering. Delegates to the national congress were elected and other important chapter business was discussed.
At Scottish Rite Cathedral the Mobile chapter D. A. R. held a 3 o clock Sunday meeting with a board of management session followed by a full chapter gathering at 3 30. The notice mentions payment of annual dues.
Advices report the first shipment of rice from Baldwin County producers to Charles F. Tete of New Orleans. Two more carloads will follow. farmers near Foley plan larger crop in next season as boll weevil reductions push diversification. Mobile officials see potential and brokers in Mobile ready to handle and pay top prices.
Dues and election of delegates to the national congress, along with other items of interest, were among the matters considered at the session.
A full dress rehearsal for the children’s carnival occurred yesterday at 10 a.m. at McGill Institute. The scene featured a small king and a queen with a court of elves, maids, knights, ushers, heralds, and maskers, previewing the upcoming carnival. Mrs West and family visit relatives. Mrs Mumma and son Benjamin Mumma plan a Harrisburg guest stay. Miss Bennett of Philadelphia noted.
Blue Label Heinz Tomato Soup quart to pint sizes priced from 1.25 to 2.50. Syrup and Wesson Oil offered in various cans and gallon sizes. Gander Brand products, peas and beans listed with multiple can sizes and per dozen pricing. Call in and look these.
Warren and Helen attend Pavlova at the opera, clash with social climbers in the crowd, and endure a humiliating pushy encounter. Pavlova dances but the grand foyer scene becomes a theater of vanity and class, ending with a cab ride home and comic resolve.
Mrs. Mumma enjoys Mobile Mardi Gras while Mrs. Stainback Wilson returns to Atlanta after wintering in Mobile with her daughter Mrs. W. J. Hudson. Mrs. Maupin plans a visit to her daughter Mrs. C. B. Shawhan Tuesday. Mrs. Cahall visits at Lambert with James Cahall. Mrs. Forbes of Birmingham comes for her mother Mrs. Ellen Dillard who is ill at the Mobile infirmary. Miss Dillard oversees care at the infirmary and Miss Annie Gulley of Meridian visits carnival host Mrs. Tom McKenzie on Church and Hamilton streets.
A large group of friends surprised Mr W J Parks on Thursday evening for his 24th birthday. The gathering at Captain and Mrs E S Medicus’s home moved to Mr Parks’s residence for supper with violets and ferns as centerpieces. Dancing followed with punch served by Misses Mabel Medicus and Gertrude Greek.
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