Social events and wedding notices fill Mobile society pages
The column lists a busy slate of social engagements including a Quaker Maids an niversary dance at German Bellet Hall, a 3 pm Hamilton Whist Club gathering with Miss Woodend, a Fitzpatrick-Webb bridal party supper, and a Christ Church Parish House reception. It also covers Miss Margaret Webb’s wedding celebration, a dinner and box party for her, and a Lyric Theatre outing for Maeterlinck’s The Blue Bird with numerous box parties and prominent guests noted by name.
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Margaret Webb
Miss Margaret Webb
Ruth McGowin
Handsome McGowin
Government Street
Ethel Burgess
Leighton McMillan
Marguerite Wefel
Archie Dean
Robert Aldridge
Hopkins Fitzpatrick
Lyric
Blue Bird
Maeterlink
Mobile
Lyric Theatre
Anna Pavlova
James Webb
Gregory Smith
E. D. Bondurant
Mabel Goode
Bettie Hogan
Gabriella Barret
R. H. Bolling
Sydney Robbins
Minor Friend
Harry Donald
Lawrence Lavretta
Taylor
Forrest Harsh
Stewart McRae
Marie Webb
Celia Webb
W. F. Tebbetts
Agnes Fowlkes
Bruce Cortelyou
Frank Elfess
Clyde Hunter
Birmingham
Amelia More Lallor
Jasper
Ala
H. F. Cole
W. H. Monk
Stephenson
St. Louis
Hatch
New York
A. W. Brooks
George Fearn, Jr
George Gage
John Randolph Bolling
Eva Homer
Asheville
Imogen Little
Rebecca Herndon
Tyree
Hagerstown
Marie Clifton
Paul Danner
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Last Story Hours At Harte Auditorium Close Winter Series
The Harte Auditorium hosts a final winter story hour for children as Miss Tom Randlette regales the audience with "The Bear That Didn't Go to Sleep" and the dialect tale "Epa Minondas" among others as carnival time approaches.
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Harte Auditorium
Tom Randlette
New Thought Wedding Without Vows In New Ceremony
Miss Evalene Smith of Denver and P. G. Menzel of New York led the first New Thought wedding in years. They did not recite vows, claiming harmony guides actions and that a legal ceremony binds the union.
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New York
Evalene Smith
Denver
P. G. Menzel
New Thought
Relics From Revolutionary War Found In Philadelphia Vault
Workmen uncover a secret vault behind a residence once occupied by the provost marshal during the British occupation. The cache includes swords muskets and military gear with British and Hessian uniforms. Civil service exams: cooks bakers and teachers sought for Indian service with February tests and salaries up to 1000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lord Howe
Civil Service
United States
Married Life and Holiday Finery in Mobile Society
The piece recounts social visits and weddings in Mobile with details of Mrs. Ernest Jungerman, Mrs. Norwood Richards, and Margaret Webb’s wedding plans. It portrays a family Christmas at Warren’s home, an informal tea for the bride elect, and discussions on apartment rents and local social expectations.
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Ernest Jungerman
Nashville
Tenn
Mobile
May Ce Robinson
Margaret Webb
Hopkins Fitzpatrick
M. A. Robinson
Murphy Williams
Marie Webb
Williams
Celia Webb
Elise Hall
Martha Webb
Warren
Helen
Carrie
Santa Claus
Bob
Park Avenue
Curtises
Mr. Curtis
Roy
Pardiss
Mrs. Inge Returns From Birmingham Visit With Social Round
Mrs. Harry Inge came home from a two week-plus stay in Birmingham with her sister Mrs. Phares Coleman. The Mobile matron enjoyed a string of social events including lunches teas and bridge parties. She noted Birmingham's auction bridge trend nullus gaining traction but not yet among Mobile players.
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Harry Inge
Birmingham
Phares Coleman
Inge
Virginia Cavalier Chapter Hosts January Meeting Notes
Mrs. E. W. Christian, historian, hosted the Virginia Cavalier Chapter's January gathering on a Saturday afternoon. Miss War. Tren, vice regent, presented a paper on The Restoration and Preservation of Mount Vernon. The register, Mrs. Stanley Finch, was absent from the city.
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Virginia Cavalier Chapter
E. W. Christian
David Laird Indian official and author dies in Ottawa
Ottawa obituary notes major Canadian figure David Laird aged 71, longtime Indian commissioner and former interior minister, founder of Northwest Territory governance, author of Our Indian Treaties, earning wide respect among tribes for integrity.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
David Laird
Interior
Northwest Territory
Dominions
Also Mentioned on This Page
German Bellet Hall
Hamilton Whist Club
Miss Woodend
Fitzpatrick-Webb Bridal
Christ Church Parish House
Price Williams, Jr
Tacon-Williams
W. A. Gralapp
Bowab Bros
Dauphin Street
Mobile County
Alabama
Mabel Herbert Urner
Randlette
Ruby” Moss
Selma
Lucile Zelnicker
Norwood Richards
Clifford Williams
Meridian
Tuscaloosa
Franklin Street
John Schley
Baby Nell
Mrs.Sharman
William Armbrecht
Ethel
Avelia Pauli Tacon
Trinity Episcopal Church
Red Man
Miss Alien
Louise
Mrs. Curtis
Carrie's
Stetson
REGAL
Mazda
Mobile Electric CO
N. Royal Street