New York State Woman Suffrage Association Elects Whitehouse
Mrs. Normary de R. Whitehouse has been elected to succeed Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt as president of the New York State Woman Suffrage Association. Catt resigns to become president of the National Association. Whitehouse is a wealthy New York City social leader.
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Mobile
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Zoellner
Melville Weinacker Birthday Party and Club Notices
Six year old Melville Weinacker celebrated with a pink and white party from 4 to 6 pm featuring games a donkey tail prize cake and refreshments. Attendees included Jane Laney Helen Summerall Genevieve Brown and Clara Schumann Club members. The Clara Schumann Club met for its twenty second anniversary plans a Cantata and scholarship events. Invitations issued for the New Year Maskers ball on January 10 1916 at German Relief Hall. Frazer Danner wedding set for Wednesday at St Francis Street Methodist Church. An informal musical tea hosted by Rev A G Richard for guest Arthur H Ranous. Also a film ad for The Mixup at Columb began Thursday matinee.
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Genevieve
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Polymnia
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Kirkbride
Elfarnie
Woman's Musical Club
Chas, Dunster
A. G. Richard
Arthur H. Ranous
Chicago
Ranous
Richard
Lake Forest
Young
Trinity Church
Regular Dividend Declared by Bank of Mobile
The Bank of Mobile N B A announces a regular semi annual dividend of 5 percent declared January 1. Officers named include Michael J. McDermott president Alfred L Staples vice president Thomas J O Connor cashier and R W Byrne assistant cashier. The bank reports 1915 second half business improved after a period of decline.
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Bank of Mobile
Mobile
Michael J. McDermott
Alfred L. Staples
Thomas J. O.connor
R. W. Byrne
Staples
Bank leader notes Mobile lending outlook bright for new year
The banking executive reports year end deposits of 1.4 million dollars and strong prospects for Mobile and other banks. He says the business climate is encouraging with a markedly improved outlook for the coming year.
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Chaplin Rival Ross Aills Heads to The Mixup at Columbia
Ross Aills, chief comedian of the Aills and Myers Company, stands among Chaplin’s few equals. He will portray Chaplin in The Mixup at the Columbia starting Thursday night. Full details available at City Ticket Office.
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Montgomery
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Mobile
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Birmingham News
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Adv
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Aills and Myers Company
Columbia
Glass of Salts Offers Kidney Flush Claim
An advisory article promotes four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts as a harmless kidney flush. It claims meat forms uric acid that harms kidneys and suggests a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast to cleanse, neutralize urinary acids, and ease bladder weakness with an effervescent lithia-water drink.
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