Society Hosts Luncheon for Women of Note in Virginia Visit
Lucille Overall welcomes guests including Miss Katherine Sands of New York and Mrs. Robert Watson Arnold of Waverly Virginia for sewing and chat at a buffet luncheon. Attendees include numerous named ladies from Virginia Maryland and Alabama and guests from Selma Hagestown and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Overall
Katherine Sands
New York
Etta Mayers
Mamie Tompkins
Marie Layette
W. W. Cumnock
S. A. le Blanc
Henry Aldridge
P. W. Tompkins
Gadsden Porcher
Harry Hardy Smith
Robert Watson Arnold
Virginia
Nabors
Birmingham
Frank Milhous
Selma
A. M. Tyree
Maryland
Matthew Brewster
John Quill
H. G. Donald
J. W. Woolf
E. D. Bondurant
H. T. Smith
B. F. Adams
J. W. Hunter
D. P. Bester, Jr
E C. Hughes
John T. Cochrane
Augusta Searcy
W. T. Kelly
Henry Hall
Joseph St. G. Tucker
G. M. Luce
Tierney
W. B. Pope
J. T. McKeon
Katherine McDonald
W. C. Dukes
Gibson
A. M. Bright
George Dunlap
Thomas Crossland
H. M. Friend
E. §. Lavretta
W. J. Atkinson
E. A. Peterson
Kile
Miss Overall
Albest John
Waverly
Frank Wilkens
M. A. Tyree
Hagerstown
Mrs Inge Hosts Large D A R Card Party In Garage
Mrs Francis J Inge opened her home Tuesday for a large D A R Under Five Flags chapter subscription card party to aid the chapter. Guests enjoyed bridge and 500 with prizes awarded to Mrs John T Cochran Miss Etta Mayers and Mrs Stewart LeBlanc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Inge
Under Five Flags
Bridge
John T. Cochrane
Etta Mayers
Stewart LeBlanc
M. Waring
Debutantes Attend Tea for Nabors and Ellis Guests
Mrs. Paul Danner hosts a formal afternoon tea from five to seven for Miss Marguerite Nabors of Birmingham and Miss Inez Ellis of New Orleans, guests of Mrs. Frank T. Parker. The event welcomes only debutante set members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Danner
Marguerite Nabors
Birmingham
Inez Ellis
New Orleans
Frank T. Parker
Mrs Charles L Taylor Hosts Elwell Bridge Club
Mrs Charles L Taylor will entertain the Elwell Bridge Club Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. She has just returned from a holiday visit to Washington where she spent the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L.taylor
Elwell Bridge Club
Charles L. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Tuesday Auction Club Hosts First Meeting of Year
Miss Anna Boulet entertained the Tuesday Auction Club at its first gathering of the year. Auction bridge ran until 5 o clock with six guests joining the hostess. New member Miss Elise Beaven won first prize a white satin collar and cuff set. Alba Gower earned the guest prize a box of stationery, while Loraine Cunningham took the consolation prize a box of handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boulet
Marguerite Festorazzi
Elma Reed
Lee Barclay
Effie Soost
Alba Gower
Kathleen Willis
Elise Beaven
Loraine Cunningham
Morning Sewing Party at the Overall residence
Miss Lucile Overall hosted an informal morning sewing party at the Government Street home for two visitors in town. The friendly gathering showcased hospitality and a welcoming, genteel social atmosphere in a private residence setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street
Overall
Lucile Overall
Debutante Mary Knight Rush to Birmingham for Visit
The young society set laments Miss Mary Knight Rush's absence from festivities as she leaves Thursday for Birmingham to visit her sister Mrs Clyde Hunter. Lieutenant and Mrs Louis Bennett hosted a rose themed dinner dance for debutantes aboard the Winona with a large group of society figures attending and dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
Rush
Miss Rush
Birmingham
Clyde Hunter
Louis Bennett
Winona
Hartwell
Willoughby elected VP and cashier of St National Bank
Charles D. Willoughby, longtime First National Bank cashier, was chosen vice president filling the vacancy caused by Leopold Hammel's death and also kept as cashier. J. W. Phillips elected director as another vacancy filled. The bank reported year end resources of 4,8756,307.49 and total net earnings of 2,541,037.12 since organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Willoughby
First National Bank
Leopold Hammel
Willoughby
J. W. Phillips
Henry Hall
E. H. Shaffer
Jo W. Woott
R.f Hurgess
L. LeBaron Lyons
D. P. Bestor
F. Forcheimer
Julius Hammel
James E. McDonnell
National Comptroller of
United States Postal Savings
Youthful chaperone and hosts share delightful afternoon
The article notes a youthful chaperone for a pleasant gathering and mentions boxes of candy given to each guest. Participants listed include Katherine Thompson, Adrienne Thompson, Beulah Gillette, Melva Overbey, Mary Janet Smith, Lucille McCrary, Audrey Farnell, Rebecca Holt, Anna Mary Cooke, Cora Cooke, and Alice Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Thompson
Adrienne Thompson
Beulah Gillette
Melva Overbey
Mary Janet—_Smith
Lucille McCrary
Audrey Farnell
Rebecca Holt
Anna Mary
Cora Cooke
Alice Harrison
Mrs. J. W. Hunter Hosts Century Book Club Meeting
Mrs. J. W. Hunter first vice president and hostess for the fortnights meeting welcomed members Wednesday morning. The feature lecture titled Italian Renaissance Architecture and Its Influence on the French was delivered to Mr. George H. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hunter
George H. Rogers
Tea Card Invitation for Miss Katherine Sands
An afternoon tea for Miss Katherine Sands of New York is issued by Mrs. Jesse Turner Burke and Miss Lucille Burke. The event is set for Tuesday January 12 from 4 to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Sands
New York
Jesse Turner Burke
Lucille Burke
Beautiful Dinner for Mr and Mrs Arthur Glover Gage
A New York Tribune notice notes Mr Arthur Glover Gage and Mr Albert P Bush as hosts at a refined dinner. The piece also promotes Love Insurance the novel by the author of Seven Keys to Baldpate, highlighting its swift plot and witty dialogue with a $1.25 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Glover Gage
Albert P. Bush
Love Insurance
New England legislatures convene with party shifts
Five New England legislatures open as Republicans lead in Vermont New Hampshire and Maine while Massachusetts shows large Republican majorities under a Democratic governor-elect. Connecticut swore in Marcus Holcomb a Republican governor as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
David J. Walsh
Vermont
Charles Gates
House
Senate
New Hampshire
Roland H. Spaulding
Maine
Oakley C. Curtis
Connecticut
Marcus H. Holcomb
Simeon B. Baldwin
Week of Prayer Services Held at St Francis Street Church
The third service of Mobile's week of prayer was at St Francis Street Methodist Church. Rev P H Hensley spoke theme Thy Kingdom Come Thy Will Be Done on Earth as It Is In Heaven. Clergy led prayers and benediction was given by Rev D A Planck. Next gatherings set for 7:30 p.m. with others invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
P. H. Hensley
Broad Street
Franklin Street Presbyterian
C. McGehee
J. W. Phillips
H. W. DuBose
C. P. Spiegel
A. Planck
0. P. Spiegel
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Social News Highlights From Mobile and Nearby
Miss Inez Chaudron of Mobile visits her brother Dr P O Chaudron. Mrs Tom Boone Jr returns to Mobile after holidays with aunt Mrs Frank B Thomas. Mr Sidney Simon heads back to Mobile after visiting cousin Herman Weiss. Mrs W B Wright shows marked improvement after peritonitis. Mrs William Gerry Slade, president of the Daughters of 1812, en route to New Orleans for peace centennial, visits Atlanta and will host a reception at 7 to 7:30. Mrs Willie Miles Heakes and daughter Elizabeth leave Gulfport for Mobile after visiting cousin Mrs J H Enslen. Mrs Florence Rose of Mobile visits J W Somerville in Gulfport and stops in New Orleans. Biloxi Herald notes Miss Sarah Jones returns to Mobile to resume school at Ima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Chaudron
Mobile
P. 0
Chaudron
Dothan News
Tom Boone, Jr
Frank B. Thomas
Ala
New Orleans
Sidney Simon
Herman Weiss
Meridian Dispatch
W. B. Wright
Pensacola News
William Gerry Slade
National Society of the Daughters of 1812
Harry T. Inge
Atlanta Journal
Henry Wilson
New York
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Slade
Nina Hornaday
Willie Miles Heakes
Elizabeth
J. H. Enslen
Gulfport
Florence Rose
J. W. Somerville
Biloxi
Wednesday social and society notices brief
Mrs. John T. Cochrane hosts a dance for her sister Miss Augusta Searcy at 8 30 p m. The Wednesday Bridge Club meets at 3 p m with Mrs. Beverly Wilson. The Discards meet at 3 p m with Mrs. E C Hughes. Miss Clara Rosalie McGraw and Mr Robert Douglas Bell wed at the Cathedral at 5 p m with reception 6 to 11 at 262 Adama street. Sigma Delta Phi sorority meets at 4 30 p m. Polymnia Music Circle met at 11 a m. Morning knitting at Mrs Louis Donald’s at 10 o’clock. Tea for Miss Marguerite Nabors and Miss Inez Ellis 5 to 7 p m. Century Book Club at 11 a m with Mrs J W Hunter. Bethel Auxiliary monthly meeting Thursday. Spinsters meet Saturday at 10 30 a m at House. Mothers Circle of the Cot Jewish Women holds Thursday 3 p m. B'nai B'rith circle in Mobile. L B Andrew of Gulfport on business in Mobile. Hubert Weil and Mrs Amelia Weil visiting Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rosalie McGraw
Robert Douglas Bell
Adama Street
Bethel
Cot
B’nai B'rith
Prospects in Mobile Highlight Visit by Texas Oil Manager McCormick
McCormick, field manager for Texas Oil Company, stationed in New Orleans, visits Mobile and stays at the Cawthon Hotel. He notes better business prospects there than in other Atlantic coast and Virginia cities. Also listed are several travelers and hotel guests including Howell of Waynesville Ohio Colson of Paris Illinois Pence of Detroit Grayson Lovell of Des Moines and others with ties to railways and livestock agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Texas Oil Company
New Orleans
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Jourists
B. 8. Howell
Waynesville, Ohio
W. Q. Colson
Paris, Ill
D. W. Pence
Detroit, Mich
Jack Grayson
Owen C. Lovell
Des Moines, In
Child of eight weak and ailing girl revived by Vinci tonic
Lakeport New Hampshire stands witness to a child of eight in frail health with a chronic cough. After using Vinci tonic the girl gained strength and appetite, according to GEO A COLLINS who endorses the remedy for delicate children. The note promises a money back guarantee if results fail. Van Antwerp Drug Corp notes Vinci is available in leading drug stores in every town this paper circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeport
N. H
Vinci
Geo
A. Collins
N. Hi
van Antwerp Drug Corp
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Bell Phone
Miss Nabors
Miss Ellis
Miss Sands
Mrs. Arnold
Miss Evelyn Douglass
Evelyn Douglass
Robert L. Douglass
Evelyn
Burke's
Amelie Douglass
Opticians
Rogers Bros. 1847
Elgin Or
Waltham
Albright & Wood Drug Store
Government and Royal
C.D. Willoughby
ST National Bank
Cashier
L. Hammel
Century Book Club
N. Y. Tribune
Dow
Dreaper
Burns
Uns
Hensley
California
JD. P. Bestor, Jr
Frederick I. Thompson
Frank R. Smith
A. P. Bush
J. H. Bancroft
Ivbile
Beverly Wilson
E. C. Hughes
Sigma Delta Phi Sorority
J. W. Cox
Polymnia Music Circle
Louis Donald
The
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F. Reed
Hainois Central
Ing Mobile
L. B
Andrew
Gulfport, Miss
Battle House
Hubert Weil
Amelia Weil
W. G. Harding
Mobile and Ohio
St. Louis
Batle House
H. EB. Matson
Citronelle, Ala
City
Bienville
James Freeman
Birming
Little Collins
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