Events Today at Bell 1972 and Local Social Lineup
Polyhymnia Circle meets at 11 with Mrs James Wade Cox while Bridge Club gathers with Miss Lu ne Burke at 3. Afternoon Tea at 4 with Mrs Z M PR Inge. A Bridge Party and Supper honors several young ladies at N K Clarke's residence in Manassas. First Trailers Club informal dance at German Relief Hall 8:30. St Clare Sewing Circle at St Marys Asylum Conti Street 4. Wedding Ellis Gascoigne at 8:30. Mr and Mrs Lewis W Harris, recently ill, leave home briefly for sunshine outing.
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James Wade Cox
Trailers Club
Lewis W. Harris
Las Desconocidas Annual Ball Transforms Hall Into Turkish Garden
Las Desconocidas staged its annual ball in the House auditorium last evening. Guests entered in pairs to applause, with “In My Harem” as strains announced their entrance. The oriental setting featured divans and native mats, as performers enacted intricate dances amid elaborate costumes.
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Battle ‘House
Mazy ¢Éloud
Wilsons Host 10 Speakers at White House Dinner
The president and family hosted the final winter dinner at the White House in honor of Speaker Champ Clark. Attendees included Miss Clark, numerous senators and their spouses, representatives, the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, currency comptroller Williams team, and other notable guests.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Champ Clark
City
Clark
Miss Clark
House
Borah
Idaho
Hollis
New Hampshire
Hughes
New Jersey
la Follette
Wisconsin
Blair Lee
Maryland
Poindexter
Reed
Missouri
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
James T. Lloyd
Roy G. Cox
Clare Patten
Thomas Spring-Rice
Harry B. Claggett
James A. A Darst
Masked Ball Admired by Submarine Officers Guests
The event featured Turkish inspired costumes with green silk bloomers and pink gauze tunics as guests, including submarine boats and the monitor Tono pah officers in ornate uniforms. Masks wore red fezs while the reception committee displayed iridescent badges and gold accessories as dancing began with four masked dances leading to general dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
C. Edward Harrison
D. R. Burgess
Willey Creagh
E. A. Maumenee
Frank Overall
Jennie Ross
Episcopalians In Convocation Opens At Christ Church
The Episcope convocation opened Wednesday at Christ Church with Holy Communion led by Dean Gardiner Tucker and Rev Dr Matthew Brewster. The conference featured talks on The Miraculous in Religion and The Sacramenta in Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Gardiner C. Tucker
Matthew Brewster
T. H. Johnson
Brewster
A. G. Richards
Howard Walker
Johnson
Vivid Streamers Trimmed With Pink Blue And Green
Streamers in pink blue and green add color to the celebration decor. The decorative ribbons flutter in a festive display at the event space.
After the Ball Supper at Battle House
Mr and Mrs Gregory M Luce hosted a supper in their apartments at the Battle House after the Las Desconocidas ball. Mrs Luce participated as a masker's guest. Spring colors appeared in mints and ice. Turkish costumes added to the festive, faraway land imagery.
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Gregory M. Luce
Battle House
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs Gage at Athelstan Club
Mr and Mrs A W Brooks hosted a supper at the Athelstan club honoring Mr and Mrs Arthur Glover Gage of California who are carnival visitors. The party of twenty wore pink and blue decorations with Turkish costumes and Mrs Gage in a stylish evening gown. Attending were Mr and Mrs Arthur Glover Gage Mr and Mrs A W Brooks Mr and Mrs D P Bestor Jr Mr and Mrs E C Hughes Mr and Mrs George Robinson Mr and Mrs J Curtis Bush Mr and Mrs W F Tebbetts Mr and Mrs Robin C Herndon Mr A P Bush Miss Ruth Huger Orville Cawthon and Frank Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Battle House
A. W. Brooks
Athelstan Club
Arthur Glover Gage
California
D. P. Bestor, Jr
E. C. Hughes
George Robinson
J. Curtis Bush
W. F. Tebbetts
Robin C. Herndon
Miss Josie Finnegan Heads to New Orleans Carnival
Personal note states Miss Josie Finnegan travels to New Orleans to spend the carnival season with Mr. and Mrs. William Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Finnegan
New Orleans
Mrs
William Lyle
Smallwood and Fabretta Wedding at the Cathedral
This morning at 5:30 o clock Miss Stella Fabretta wed Mr. J O Smallwood in the cathedral with Rev Father Hackett officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Louise Petrich and groomsman Mr Charles Grove attended. The bride wore a blue going away suit with matching hat. A wedding breakfast followed at the couple's home.
Resinol Skin Remedy Shows Proven Doctor Approved Trust
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim to soothe and heal skin conditions including eczema rashes ringworm pimples and blackheads. The ads cite eighteen years of professional use nationwide and offer trial sizes free from Dept 44 R Resinol Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore
Howard French Dry Cleaning Ad Boasts 75c Service
An ad from Howard French D. C. Co. at 352 Dauphin Street promotes thirty day clean suits and cheap sponge and press options. The notice urges customers to avoid waste, promising economical dry cleaning and pressing services.
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Howard French D. C. Co. Bel
Dauphin St
Mobile boy clever rag time virtuoso at Hippodrome
A Mobile boy, educated at Spring Hill College, stars as a ragtime violinist at the Hippodrome Theater this week. He mixes classical pieces with lighter vaudeville tunes and will join the Keith circuit after his Hippodrome run. Peterson and Dalton replace him for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome Theater
Mr. Dugan
Spring Hill College
Hippodrome
Keith
St and
West
South
Bride and Family Plan New Orleans Bridal Trip
Mention of Mrs. Anthony Fabretta as bride’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood depart on the 6 45 train for a bridal trip to New Orleans. Upon return they will move to housekeeping at 887 Dauphin Way.
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Anthony Fabretta
Trip to Jamaica Steamer Crathens Departs with Notables
A crowd boarded the steamer Crathens at 1 PM for Jamaica. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James B. Taylor, Mrs. J. Sydney Robbins, Mrs. Dr. Harsh, Miss Bernice Bentley of New Orleans, Mrs. A Gazigan, Miss Brady of St. Louis, Haiden Miller, Miss Josephine Kater of St. Louis, Is Trease, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Meet, Mr. H B. Simpson of Birmingham, and Mr. F N Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Crathens
James 8. Taylor
J. Sydney Robbins
Dr. Harsh
Bernice Bentley
New Orleans
Ee A. Gazigan
Brady
St. Louis
Haiden Miller
St. John’s
St. John’s New Chapter House
Joe McAndrews
Spriggs
Europe
Cyril Tucker
Louisa Spriggs
Dolorez Fernandez
Iene Auawaence
Daisy Turner
Katie Mae Robertson
Chloe
Mary Sadler Miller
Yoma San
Matilda Midgett
Vera Elton Ross
C. Tucker
Ruth Raff
Renew Complexion Without Cosmetics Promoted by Dermatologist
An old dermatological pamphlet advocates mercorized wax as a daily night facial application to remove makeup and reveal a new complexion. It claims lifeless skin peels away over a week, leaving clear velvety skin and urges wrinkles to quit pastes and use saxolite face bath dissolving in hazel.
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Anyug
Besley Expedition Returns with Peru Finds
Members of the Besley expedition report locating bones of Cromer and Seljan party members in Peru while tracing uncharted regions from Lima to the Amazon headwaters. Captain Besley and team erected a memory cross, noted new Incas City Plateriyayoc, and survived encounters with cannibal tribes armed with poisoned arrows. one clash required only gunfire to deter.
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Associated Press
New York
Besley
South America
Byron
Cromer
Peru
W. H. Cromer
West Point
William H. Page
Chicago
F. F. Grundlich
Sisters and relatives travel for ill family in New Orleans and Mississippi
Mrs. H. B. McMillan and Mrs. William Barnwell left yesterday to be with Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Thomas Conboy went to New Orleans for carnival and will join daughter Mrs. Kivlin at the Grunewald hotel. Friends regret that Mr. Benjamin Page, aged brother of Mrs. Williamson and Mr. Page, is seriously ill in Mississippi.
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Lee McMillan
New Orleans
Thomas Conboy
Kivlin
Grunewald Hotel
N. A. Williamson
H. C. Page
Mississipia
Benjamin Page
R. C. Crosswhite
Enid
Okla
Birmingham
Mobile
Novel free entertainment by Mobile W C T U at First Christian Church
The Mobile W C T U offers a parlor program at 8 p m on Thursday with a dialogue Parliamentary Voices and a parliamentary drill led by Mrs A B Benjamin to teach rules and methods for societies. Also music and readings are planned and proceeds will defray light and heat costs and aid Travelers' Aid. Members of Home Economic Club Jewish Council of Women Equal Suffrage Club and missionary groups are invited.
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Mobile
First Christian Church
Alabama
Mesdames Watters
A.D. Davis
A. Wilson
G. R. Nelson
Roberts
Home Economic Club
Jewish Council of Women
Equal Sufrage Club
Missionary Societies
B n ai B r ith Draws Line On Christian Scientists
In San Francisco the Independent Order of B n ai Brith District Grand Lodge No 4 bans Christian Scientists from membership. Grand President I M Golden says a Christian Scientist cannot remain Jewish while joining the fraternal order, which is open to Jews only.
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San Francisco
Order of B'nai Brith
Grand Lodge No. 4
Pacific Coast States
Salt Lake City
I. M. Golden
B'nai B'rith
Winston Tax Collector Tingle Cited For Back Taxes
Winston county tax collector J. M. Tingle, a Republican, is found to owe the county $3,931.97 in back taxes for 1911, 1912, 1913, and 1918, with the examiner noting his failure to file monthly reports and make annual settlements as required by state law. The report, filed with Governor O'Neal by Examiner J. T. Gorman, cites correctly kept books but noncompliance and possible impeachment for willful neglect of duty.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. M. Tingle
Winston County
O'Neal
J.T. Gorman
Tingle
Catholic Women Celebrate Fund Drive for National Shrine
The National Union of Catholic Women marked its first anniversary with a New York luncheon. Secretary Mrs Andrew Dougherty announced $28 000 raised toward a chapel for the Virgin Mary at Catholic University Washington D C with most gifts around ten dollars each. The group plans the chapel as a national shrine.
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Associated Press
New York
National
Unizati of
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Andrew Dougherty
Dougherty
Turn Gray Hair Dark With Q Ban
The old time remedy Q Ban Color Restorer is praised for darkening faded hair and giving a soft lustre. It claims even application, prevents itching and falling hair, and is not sticky. Available in large 7 oz bottles for 50 cents from Van Antwerp Mobile Alabama by mail orders.
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van Antwerp
Mobile
Ala
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Mr. N. K. Clarke
Miss Mason
Miss Herndon
Miss Polk
Miss Cumming
Menassas
St. Clare
St Mary's Asylum
Conti Street
Ellis Gascoigne
Wilsons
Southern Railway
North Royal Street
James Freeman
Slobile, Ala
Episcopalians
ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Mobile Boy
Francis ‘Dugan
Southern Association of College Women
Etta Lambert
Arthur Holmes
Psychological Clinc
University of Pennsylvania
H. O. Hanson
L. C. Fry
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
Estelle Spanier
Mrs. G. Cohn
Artamo Sale
St Gayfer’s
Artamo
B’nai B’rith
Winston
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Ford
Bea
Iona Lima
A. & P. Best
Atlantic
Pacific
Dauphin Street
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