Social Affairs Notes in Mobile’s Social Minute
Hamilton Whist Club meets with Mrs Pen Tose Vass at 8. Clara Schu manin Club holds a 4:30 p.m. meeting at Scottish Rite Cathedral. A bridge party hosted by Miss Laurie Dunningham honors Miss May Leatherdury at 8. The M.M.M. German Relief Hall hosts its third anniversary ball at 8:30. Miss Lucille Schwarz entertains for Miss Lena Metzger at the Cawthon at 6:30. Stag supper to Will Zimmern at the Cawthon at 8:30. Mrs L Zimmern entertains Miss Metzger and attendants at home at 6:30. Miss Benn hosts Broadway Black bridal party after rehearsal. Luncheon for a bride elect features daffodils and greens in green and yellow accents and toasts to Miss Lena Metzger with a list of intimate guests and plans for Miss Pincus’s upcoming wedding at Temple Shaari Shomayim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Schwarz
Metzger
Cawthon
Lena Metzger
Loris Pincus
All Childs
Dayton
Ohio
Rita Pairé
Lisile Schwarz
Ethel Schwarz
Henry Schwarz
Montgomery
H.M. Friedenthal
Irma Samson
New Orleans
Metsger
German Officers Assumed 100 Much In Zabern Court Martial
The second Zabern court martial opened in Strassburg with Col Von Reuter and Lt Schadda facing charges over illegal seizure of liberty and house arrests during sabre rule. The case flags alleged military overreach including imprisonment of civilians and ransacking private residences amid anti civilian acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Strassburg
Germany
Zabern
von Reuter
Schadda
Ninety-ninth Cavalry
Tieutenat Sehadd
Shadd
Baron von Fortstner
Schadd
Princess Sophia Duleep Singh Joins Suffragettes
Princess Sophia Duleep Singh of India and England asserts citizenship and refuses to pay a 62 dollar fine for unlicensed servants and animals, joining suffragettes after objecting to laws she helped draft by lacking a voice in their making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sophia Duleep Singh
India
Feltham
Princess Singh
Women's Medical College
Northwestern University
Chicago
England
Muddy Princeton Harvard clash tests grit and humor
In a rain soaked field twenty two players battle in mud as Princeton and Harvard exchange slips and injuries. A torn jersey, bucket aid, and a field goal mark the fierce struggle while spectators endure downpours and cheers amid slippery chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Brickley
Harvard
Princeton
Wedding Guests Arrive for Zimm er Met g er Nuptials in Mobile
Pensacola visitors Mr. Jack Roberts and Mr. David Gundesheimer join Mrs. A. D. Pitts and others before the Zimmerr-Metzger wedding. Cincinnati guest Mr. Joe Magines expected for the event. A prior surprise birthday for Joseph R. Eastburn at 105 Tuttle avenue featured decorations and a festive repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Roberts
Pensacola
David Gundesheimer
M. Leon Gundesheimer
Joe Magines
Cincinnati
Mobile
Joseph R. Eastburn
Tuttle Avenue
H. E. Eastburn
Vail Eastburn
Mamie Hannon
Gifts of 1913 Set New Records in Charity Donations
The New York Herald notes philanthropy in 1913 reached unprecedented levels with estimates near 560 million dollars in gifts from wealthy benefactors and the public. Major contributions include Rockefeller foundations, Carnegie endowments, and gifts to museums, universities, and religious groups across the country, with New York and Ohio figures highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Charles Whiting Williams
Cleveland Federation of Charity
Rockefeller Foundation
John D. Rockefeller
Williams
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Robert W. Hebberd
State Board of Charities
New York State
Metropolia
Benjamin Altman
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pension Fund
Rockefeller Institue
The
Baptist Church
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cleveland
Rockefeller
General Educational Board
South
Cornell University
Oliver H. Payne
New York
Cornell Medical School
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Carnegie Foundation
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Carnegie
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Messrs. Mellon Brothers
University of California
George W. Hooper
Harvard Triumphs Over Princeton In Muddy Gridiron Game
The Harvard band leads a roaring victory as Harvard defeats Princeton 3 to 0 in a brutal muddy clash. Princeton fans mourn the lone score while Harvard students celebrate with a mass hat-throwing victory march. Helen reflects on fairness and honors Princeton’s valiant effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Helen
Princeton
Harvard
College
Visitors See Babies At Home In Alabamm Maternity Event
A reception at the Alabamm Maternity and Infants Home on Sunday afternoon drew hundreds to view the facility. Charity staff showcased a playroom sun bats gallery and a tiny dining area as two year olds prepare for adoption. Since opening two years ago the home has found homes for 180 babies and an enthusiastic welcome greets visitors tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabamm
Suday
Wistune
Charity
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Iole
Hamilton Whist Club
Clara Schumanin Club
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Laurie Dun-ningham
May Leather- Dury
Lucille Schwarz
Will Zimmern
L. Zimmern
Miss Benn
Claudia Friedenthal
Sophia Newcomb
Meridian
Temple Shaari Shomayim
Gertrude Stewart
Hartwell Turner
J. D.wilkins
Booth Hallet Street
Selma
Mrs. Wilkins
Fromaton
Lee Irwin Davis
Auburn
Zoe Walsh
Marie Unruh
Washington
99Th Cavalry
Trinity College
Loraine Cunningham
Lucile Warley
Virginia Stiggins
Marvin Gould
Tulane Medical College
Aimee McDermott
the Visitation
Edwin Parke
Marshall Patterson
University
James Hope Glennon
Natchez
Glennnon
Sidney Robbins
J. W. Hunter
J. H. Sanfield
Birmingham
DR. Pierce
BR. V. Pieres
Invalides
Hotel and and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N
Pierce
Lancaster
Princess Sophia Singh
Mabel Herbert Urner
Tiger
Sis
Tigers
Baker
A. D. Pitts
Lauderdale Street
Evans
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Mr. Rockefeller
Willard D. Straight
Cleveland H. Dodge
Finley H. Shepard
Helen Gould
Henry C. Frick
Messrs
W. K
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Roxy Smith
Yonkers
J.o Morgan
Morgan
James A. Moore
Association For
Mra
A. Anderson
Father
Ton
Lyric Theatre
Creatore
Banda Verdi
Lomberta Grand Opera
Mobile Maeterlinck
Orchestra
Nelson & Bailey
Royal St
Hammel
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