Royal Dinner Scene at Cawthon Hotel Saturday Evening
On Saturday February 28 a royal dinner was hosted at the Vine yard of the Cawthon Hotel. Emperor Felix entertained by Mr Jerm H Maschmeyer with a velvet centerpiece and tulip crown decorations. Guests included Miss Wefel and Mr Sims with Mr and Mrs Jex Luce, enjoying lively wit and cheerful revelry.
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Cawthon Hotel
Emperor Felix
Jerm H. Maschmeyer
Spt Wefel
Tom Sims
Jex Luce
Washington Birthday Party for Ramsey Family Child
A Washington birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ramsey home on Friday evening in honor of their children Miss Brothy and John L. Jr. The lower floor featured red white and blue bunting and cherry punch. Guests included Mrs. C. S. Shu, Mrs. J. Acree, Mrs. W. Bur, and Miss Laura Hart of Mississippi and others from Los Angeles California.
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Washington
John L. Ramsey
Miss Brothy
John L., Jr
C. S. Shu
J. & Acree
W. B. Burr
Laura Hart
Nachez
Stomack
Los Angeles
Cal
Queen Hosts Lavish Luncheon at Battle House Parlor
The first royal function yesterday featured a 1 PM luncheon in Parlor C of the Battle House. The table displayed carnival colors with a yellow Porto Rican centerpiece and fourteen Palma violets. Guests included Miss Celle Webb, Miss Elise Hall, and a roster of attendants. each guest received a bouquet with a gold hat pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
Celle Webb
Elise Hall
Marguerite Festorazzi
Gabriella Barrett
Hilda Broadwood
Elizabeth Hagan
Margaret Horn
Irene Dunster
Annetta McMillan
Marie Clifton
Lela McMillan
Lucille Rush
Shakespeare Club Meeting Led by Mrs Hogan
The Shakespeare Club met yesterday morning with Mrs Frank Hopper in attendance and Mrs James Hogan presiding. A large group gathered and one visitor, Mrs L M Hurt of North Carolina, attended as an enthusiastic clubwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Frank Hopper
James Hogan
L. M. Hurt
North Carolina
Lack of Care Ruins the Most Beautiful Hair
Hair loss stems from dandruff and poor scalp care. Regular use of Newbro's Herpicide helps remove buildup and promotes growth. Available in 50c and 1.00 sizes from dealers with satisfaction guaranteed. Samples and booklet offered by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit MI.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Van
Antwerp Drug Corp
Special
Engagement of Marion Simon to Jack Mann
Mr Louis Simon and Mrs Simon announce the engagement of their daughter Marion to Mr Jack Mann of Houston Texas formerly of Philadelphia Pennsylvania They will be at home to friends Sunday evening February 22 at 107 South Joachim street
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Louis Simon
Marion
Jack Mann
Houston, Tex
Philadelphia
South Joachim Street
Marcelle Weil
Houston
Tex
Marian
S. Joachim Street
St Johns Entertainment Pleases at Chapter House Event
Friday night at St John s chapter house showcased a successful program including stage furnishings by Adam Glass William H Monk Clarence Evans S E Webb and R W Horn and a two part program with reading A Telephone Romance and Spriggs Trip to Europe followed by numerous musical numbers and a children's carnival musicale with many performers. An engagement announcement from Sol Rosen for their daughter Aline to Leon Hutchisson Miller of New Orleans concludes the item.
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St John’s
St. John’s Chapter House
Adam Glass
William H. Monk
Clarence Evans
S. E. Webb
R. W. Horn
Sol Rosen
Aline
Leon. Hutchisson Miller
New Orleans
Engagement Announcement for Mary Black to John Lynch
Mr and Mrs Samuel Black announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jenkins to Mr John Lynch. The wedding will be April 18 at 6 o clock at All Saints Church. Miss Black is the second daughter and Mr Lynch is the son of Mr and Mrs William Lynch of Greenville Ohio.
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Samuel Black
Mary Jenkins
John Lynch
All Saints’ Church
Miss Black
Black
Mr. Lynch
William Lynch
Greenville
Ohio
Frazer Couple Announce Mary to Mr. Morian Of New York
Dr and Mrs T H Frazer announce Mary to Clarke Horton Morian of New York. The wedding is planned for early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Frazer
Mary
Clarke Horton Morian
New York
Cold Meats and Cheese For Lunches W T Goubil
The notice advertises cold meats and cheese for lunches attributed to W T Goubil. It outlines product availability and pricing details for school or institutional meals.
Mardi Gras Postponed To Following Week
Mardi Gras events will be delayed from the planned date and postponed to the following week, affecting schedule and festivities.
Christ Child Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Kirkbride Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Christ Child Sewing Circle will be held Thursday at 4 p m at 200 Government Street. A large attendance is requested as cut-out garments for children will be distributed to be made during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Child Sewing Circle
M. F. Kirkbride
Government Street
Bazaar at McGill Institute Hosts Weekend Refreshments
A Monday and Tuesday bazaar at McGill Institute offers varied refreshments with dinner priced at fifty cents and lunch at twenty five. Notable social guests include Leon Hutchisson Miller of New Orleans with his fiancee Miss Aline Rosen, Hazel Gerry of Memphis visiting Mrs. C. J. Weinacker, and Mrs. KE Anderson of Jacksonville traveling to New Orleans and Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Provost of Atlanta visit their father at 1005 Selma Street, while Mrs. Sam C. Wilkes of Nashville visits her parents. The Followers of Felix plan a Mardi Gras ball at German Relief Hall with about seventy five young Mobile men in modern dances.
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McGill Institute
D. A. Provost
Atlanta
Wm. Provost
Selma Street
Felix
Mobile
Bethel Concert at Seamen's Bethel Delights Sailors
Ladies Auxiliary concert features Miss Sterling's junior orchestra with Miss Rosen directing and members Rosen Johnson Sherman Make Dyeis Sherman. program includes duets solos and intermezzo. Patriotic services planned at First Baptist Church for George Washington birthday with D A R and Confederate veterans invited. Mrs Clarke and Mrs Seals visit Mr Clarke in Birmingham. Athelstan Carnival Ball announced.
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Bethel
Ladies Auxiliary
Seamen's
Ervin Little
Max Lavelle
Louise Goldsby
Nellie —Berenson
Miss Sterling
Max Cavelle
Clara Sims
F. P. Davis
Sterling
Washington
Mobile
First Baptist Church
D. A. R. Virginia Cavaler Chapter
Colonial Dames
U. D. Cs
Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Tonopah
Mardi Gras
George Washington
Dudley Buck
Columbia
America
Carnival party fills Rath skeller with tango and waltz
About 250 guests enjoyed decorations in purple and gold at 11 pm intermission. Dragon's Orchestra played as guests lingered at a late supper. Mrs L M Hurr of Shelby and Mrs Elizabeth Zadek hosted with Mrs F A Bromberg of Richmond as honored guests. Ma rian Weil introduction planned at 1078 S Joachim St February 22.
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Dragon’s
Gray
L. M. Hurr
Shelby
N. Ga
Woman's Federation
Civic Society
Elizabeth Zadek
F. A. Bromberg
Richmond
N. Claiborne Street
Dance at Masonic Temple Honors Two Local Visitors
In Brewton Alabama on Wednesday evening young men hosted a dance at the Masonic Temple for visitors Miss Annie Will Mangum and Miss Nellie Kyser Stewart. Attending were numerous local youths and couples including Mrs. Lovelace and Mrs. McKenzie, with additional hosting by Mrs. Tippins at a Tuesday forty-two party on Evergreen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Annie Will Mangum
Nellie Kyser Stewart
Carolie McGowin
Kate Douglas
Gladys O'Neal
Agnes McConnell
Jamie Lovelace
John Miller
Malcomb McMillan
Louis Finlay
Robert Martin
James Whitiar
Leslie Holiday
Charley Morgan
J .W. Adkisson
J. R. Lyons
BE. M. Lovelace
McKenzie
Tippins
Evergreen Street
D. B. McKenzie
Crichton preacher to fill Pleasant Valley Church Sunday
Crichton Alabama Reverend J B Trotter will occupy the pulpit at Pleasant Valley Methodist Church this Sunday. Visitors and locals recall recent activities at semidwellers with social events and fundraising for church construction.
Social notes of region residents visit and travel
Local society items list several visits and travels among residents. Corrie and Jule Park returned from Tallahassee after weeks away. Mrs Sanford Lowell of Tallahassee visits relatives. Mrs D C Burson was called to Beatrice for her father's illness. Mrs R B Evans travels to Lake Charles for her mother's death. The Littles Miller return from White Springs. Families from Monroeville, St Louis, West Point, Atlanta, Romé and Greenville are mentioned with upcoming Mardi Gras trips and social engagements.
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Faula
B. M. Lovelace
Corrie
Jule Park
Tallahassee
Fila
Sanford Lowell
Fla
D. C. Burson
Beatrice
G. C. Nettles
R. B. Evans
Lake Charles
W. H. Strong
West Point
Miss
Nellie Kyser Stewart
Atlanta
B. L. McMillan
Belleville Street
Annie Will Mangum
Romé
H. M. Lovelace
Mangum
Mobile
Leon G. Brooks
Hamilton
Greenville
W. P. Martin
New Orleans
B. C. Page
Osborne
Moorer
John D. Leigh
Pensacola
Dora Smith
Atmore
Social News of Whistler Highlights Visits and Events
Whistler social notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Gib Dempster from Columbus Mississippi to Mrs Donough. Florence Davis traveled from Mobile due to sister illness. Matt Davis of Oak Grove visited Whistler. he owns a large sawmill supplying local shops. Sam Kelly returned from Gulfport. The Ladies Aid Society held a parsonage party to fund repairs. Boxes sold for 25 cents. News of Mrs Anna new recovering from grip. Lula Boone and Mrs F A Brewer left for Cairo Illinois St Louis and Booneville to stay several months. Mr and Mrs John McDonough of Galveston visiting mother. Friday the Old-Time performed at IOOF hall with notable acts Lang and Jen. Audience praised the show and the manager. Final scene depicted old log cabin and mammy awaiting children. post show dancing lasted until 1 am. A cake prize went to Miss Flor Davis. Mrs S J Davis and Mrs Maud Diehl visiting. Otis McPherson still ill with typhoid. wishes for speedy recovery. Mrs G Hann left for Atmore Alabama to visit sister.
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Florence Davis
McClein
Matt Davis
Oak Grove
Whistler
Sam Kelly
Gulfport
Miss
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ann
Lula Boone
Booneville
F. A. Brewer Whistler
Cairo
St. Mo
John McDonough
Galveston
Lang
Jen
Joe
Flor Davis
J. Davis
Maud Diehl
Meridian
Oxford
Otis McPherson
G. Hann
Atmore
Ala
Rule that shoes should be larger than feet
A well known guideline states footwear must be bigger than the foot it fits. The adage warns against too tight shoes and emphasizes comfort and proper fit for foot health.
Spring Poem Receives Odd Rhyme Twist at The Office
A spring poem received today at the office includes a playful line linking sausage with mas sage. The quirky couplet drew smiles from staff and sparked light chatter about creative wordplay.
Local Social Notes Highlight Smith and Barrett Visits
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith hosted guests this week while Mrs. L. F. Barrett of Montgomery visited her sister, Mrs. M. A. Rabbi Alco, as part of regional social news.
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A. C. Smith
L. F. Barrett
Montgomery
M. A
Rabbi
Alco
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Thomas
Ent ‘Street
Elks
German Relief Hall
O. O. M. Ball
Biks
K. O. R. Society
Hiks
Fidelia Club
Battle House Auditorium
Mothers’ Club
Christ Childs
M. F. Dirkbride
Mrs. Ramsey
Lena Muscat
Emily McGowin
Caroline Acree
Isabel Cowan
Ruth Laurendine
Virginia Thornton
Elizabeth Baxter
Scalyne Shuford
Marshall McPhillips
Francis Locke
Grace Landon
Dunlap
Jesse Acrge
Henry Jones
James Warley
John Bester Robinson
John Locke
Lee Noble
Melvin Little
Henry Nettles
Henry Tonsmeire, Jr
Winden
Ben Ezra
Browning
Mra Harvey
Shakespeare
Miss Eans
Mrs. Hogan
Mrs. Quarles
Frank R
Newto
Kodaks
Brownies
KODAK
Victor
Victrolas
Victor Records
Edison
Phonographs
Edison Records
Sheet Music
Musical Instruments
Dauphin St
Joe McAndrew
Spriggs
Europe
Cyril Tucker
Jennie L. McCary
Vera Ross
Katie Mae Robinson
Matelya Mdgett
Ruth Raff
Sally
Harvey
Knights of Columbus Hall
Hannah Smith
Catherine Greenwood
Daisy Fields
Cebscvaveseccese
Ducelle Ody Lurline
E. M
Gin Siotatcceieoose
Lichner
Edna Pincus BO
sDennee
Vivian Kelly Chase
Virginia Sawyer
F. A. Williams
Marie Murphy Cube
Sheele
Oe Grant-Schaefer
Lucile Ortmann
Porter Steele
Emma McAlpine
Katheryne Robinson
Butterfly Chase
Eslenberg
Helen Pitman
MacDowell
Annie Boone
Reeees Merkel
Amelia Kron
8Chytte
Willie Deane
Ravesses le Papillon
Ces Eieeeseves
Dennee
Mary Waring Harrison
Bessie Kelly
Reeee Grieg
Schumann Melva
Overbey
Nellie Berouson
Jettalee Simon
Nathan Simon
Valentine
Cupid
The
Leon Hutchisson Miller
Miss Aline Rosen
Hazel Gerry
Memphis, Tenn
C. J. Weinacker
Dauphin Way
J. H. Simms
KE. A. Anderson
Jacksonville
New Orl
Johnstown
Sam C. Wilkes
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs
T. A. Warner
Positude
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Richard H. Clarke
Carl Seals
Birmingham
N. R. Clarke
Athelstan
Brewton, Ala
Crichton
J. B. Trotter
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
J. ©. Allen
Semmes
Trawick
Spring Hill Avenue
Lula
Sallie Simmons
Mobile Street
Andrew J. Boyles
Minnie Graff
Miss Hertzog
Tllinois
J. Hertzog
Dreamland
Social News of
Gib Dempsterlumbus
Donough
Mr. Dempster
Bank of the Southern Railroad Insissippi
Bus
W. T. Goubil
Dauphili
Terminal Station
Kile & Way
H. E. Jones, JR
Bush, JR
M. L. Davis
Jas. K. Glennon
J. W. Little
Jas. McPhillips, JR
A. Pincus
R. V. Taylor
Mgr. M
O. R. m Jas
C. van AN
Treas
van Antwerp Drug Corp
J. W. Whiting
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