New Year Gift and Social Notes From Mobile
A New Year message speaks of a nonmaterial gift, a blessing for future happiness. The social page records the Yeedham Bryan Chapter D A R meeting at Mrs D T McCail's home with papers on Washington Princeton and Benjamin Franklin, music by Louise Goldsby and Mattie Bush, and a forthcoming hostess. Also noted are W L Clark’s youth address at Burgett Memorial and St Josephs Club installation dance planned for January 7 1916 with tickets, plus Miss Alice Jones hosting a tea for Miss Amelie Hill and Miss Ella Blacksher.
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A Yeedham Bryan
D. T. McCail
Harry T. Inge
Washington
T. D. McCall
Princeton
Steel Partridge
Benjamin Franklin
John McAlpine
Louise Goldsby
Mattie Bush
W. W. Croom
Miss Bush
Miss Goldsby
A. Reichart
Pennsylvania
Alice’ Jones
Amelie Hill
Montgomery
Ella Blacksher
Mobile
Miss Jones
Birmingham
News
Katherine’ Brodie
South Jackson Street
Lillian Newes
Katherine Bowers
Alyce Carroll
Annie Lee Bertha
Ruth Gale
Herbert LeGear
Emmett
New York Suffrage Leader Elected to Succeed Catt
Mrs Normary de R Whitehouse is chosen to lead the New York State Woman Suffrage Association after Carrie Chapman Catt resigns to head the national group. Whitehouse, a wealthy New York social figure, will assume the presidency in the near term. The FE L Marechal School Improvement Association plans a Friday meeting January 7 1916 at 8 o'clock with Mrs B F Midgett presiding. The Christ Child Society holds a session Wednesday at 11 at MecGill Institute. The Woman's Auxiliary of All Saints Church meets at 165 South Georgia Avenue with Mrs Allan Hood on Wednesday afternoon at 3.
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Normary de R. Whitehouse
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Catt
National Association
FE. L. Maréchal School Improvement Association
B. F. Midgett
Christ Child Society
The
MecGill Institute
Woman's Auxiliary of
All Saints Church
Allan Hood
South Georgia Avenue
A. G. Richard
Arthur H. Ranous
Chicago
Ranous
Richard
Lake Forest
Young
Trinity Church
Mobile
Winter Park
Ela
Music_Lovers Association
Cawthon Hotel
Mabel Menstis
J. F. Carter
C. H. Burkett
Frank Yerger
Tom Foster
Hugo Brown
KF. P. Davis
Hans Curiel
Tom Halliwell
Adam Glass
Minnie Black
F. P. Davis
James R. Hagan
Mabel Heustis
Charles Scholfield
Thayer
Hans Curter
Jas, R. Hagan
Mans Curiel
Edwin Thayer
Tom Hilliwell
Marriage of Lt John Minnis and Laura Winkler in Greenville
The marriage will be held Wednesday evening in Greenville Alabama with Laura Winkler attended by her sister as matron of honor and groom’s sister as maid of honor. Best man is Walter Browder of Mobile and groomsmen include Robert Winkler Edward Winkler Fred Winkler and others. Rev E E Dobbs will officiate.
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John Minnis
Laura Winkler
Greenville
Ala
Winkler
Walter Flowers
Ruth Minnis
Hedward Winkler
Walter Winkler Flowers
Minnis
Walter Browder
Mobile
Robert Winkler
Edward Winkler
Winifred Hawkins
Lewis Perdue
Birmingham
Rizer Walker
Everett Jackson
Regular Dividend Declared by Bank of Mobile
The Bank of Mobile N B A distributes its regular semiannual dividend of 5 percent declared January 1. Officers listed include Michael J. McDermott as president Alfred L Staples as vice president Thomas J O Connor as cashier and R W Byrne as assistant cashier. Staples notes improved business in the last six months of 1915 after widespread depression.
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Bank of Mobile
Mobile
Michael J. McDermott
Alfred L. Staples
Thomas. J. O.’Connor
R. W. Byrne
Staples
Bank Director Says Mobile Economy Brighter
Mr. Staples reports year end deposits of 1,400,000 and an optimistic outlook for Mobile and regional banking. He cites cautious optimism among businessmen and a brighter start to the new year after three stagnant years.
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Mobile
Staples
Chaplin Like Humorist Ross Aills Stars in The Mixup
Ross Aills, chief comedian of the Aills and Myers Company, is hailed as one of Chaplin's few equals. He will appear as Chaplin in The Mixup at the Columbia starting Thursday night with full details at the City Ticket Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Ross Aills
Mr. Aills
Columbia
Adv
The
Aills and Myers Company
Glass of Salts Flushes Sluggish Kidneys, Says Authority
A noted authority promotes four ounces of rad Salts daily to flush and cleanse kidneys. He claims meat produces uric acid that harms kidney function, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and bladder irritation. Rad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is described as safe, inexpensive, and a pleasant effervescent drink.
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