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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
6
The Council of Jewish Women announces a luncheon to be held Friday at one o clock at the House. The event invites members and guests to attend a midday gathering hosted by the council.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Grimes of Tusca pa announce the engagement of their member Guesna Stewart to Mr Strong McGee with a wedding planned for April. Mise Grimes has many in Mobile who will offer ary it. Musical Club Postponed due to a meeting delay. Woman's Club will now meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the same location.
The Bethel concert at Seamen's Thel was delayed from last Thursday to tonight because of bad weather. Vocal solos are listed for John Turner Max Sayell Mrs Allyn Feeks Louis Parsons Mr W Nickle Miss Agnes Sherman Ada Kathe Hurlburt with Miss Pearle as accompanist. Mrs Vesta Creek and Mrs Newhouse visit from Meridian carnival guests Mr and Mrs T R Johnson of Anda la return home. Miss Nellie Hesse visits relatives in New Orleans.
Old time medicine touts Pinex and Sugar Syrup as a superior nasal and throat remedy. Claims pine extract and natural elements soothe membranes with a memorable pleasant taste and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee through local druggists and The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
Mr Ferdinand J Schreiner and Miss Lelia E Smith married Tuesday at seven p m in the cathedral rectory. Rev Gerow officiated.
The literary circle convened yesterday at 4 30 p m at Mrs H H Duffee’s home. Vice president Miss Helena Krudop chaired in Miss Sallie Withers absence. The program reviewed The Message of Greek Art chapters on Cr Ax iteles and Scopas and The Diffusion of Art, plus a quiz on Studies in the Poetry of Italy Part II Satire and reminiscences of Bishop Vincent.
Birmingham clipping notes Mrs Clem Gazzam entertained about forty guests at a luncheon in her Iroquois Street home to honor Mrs Raymond Harris newly arrived as a Mobile bride. Attendants included Mrs George Huntington Clark nee Rose Houstis and Mrs Thomas Heflin. coffee hosts were Mrs W D Smith and Mrs C L Harris. Leinkoff School Improvement Association plans Membership Day Friday 4 to 6 with Mr John E Mitchell addressing attendees.
Mobile hosts a parade of visiting railway officials and out of town guests during carnival. W J Gillerain of Canadian Pacific travels with praise for Gulf coast. J H Murphy of Seaboard Air Line passes through en route home from New Orleans. Several residents and guests register at Battle House and Cawthon hotels including families from Illinois Ohio Georgia and Kentucky.
A vivid feature pinpoints a female figure praised as the belle among touring baseball enthusiasts. She embodies a striking blend of elegance and regional charm drawing admiration from crowds and participants alike.
Cabled reports from New York describe the Giants and White Sox in Paris enjoying a nonstop round of social functions in their honor. Ambassador Herrick and French leaders hosted the American ball players while women in the party drew attention, notably Mrs. Jim Thorpe with her classic beauty.
A night regimen emphasizes thorough cleansing before bed and light massage with cream. It warns against hot water for wrinkles, advises lukewarm cleansing, and to wipe off excess cream if skin is oily or breakout prone. It also covers washcloth hygiene and cautious soap use.
In Neisse Germany on February 26 the de oul bodies of two orderlies from an infantry brigade were found on railroad tracks after they fled the scene following an assault on the general who had reprimanded them for rising late.
Boston Feb 26 Associated Press says a cable from Charles Cale’s wife read cowardly fool. The couple, said to be Charles Heap and wife and Mrs Florence Beavers, eloped from Burnley England with two children. They admitted identity aboard the Arabic and were ordered deported.
In Coruna Spain Feb 26 the German steamship Wildenfels landed fourteen survivors from the Danish steamer Ekliptika which foundered during a February 23 storm in the Bay of Biscay. Rescue occurred amid enormous seas as lifeboats were lowered and crew battled the cold. The Danish captain died after being pulled into a lifeboat and seven crew members were drowned.
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