Interesting Events of Thursday Social Listings
The Matrons Social Club meets at 1 p.m with B Ecc Noble. The M Club of the Settlement Home meets at 3 p.m. Special meeting of Council of Jewish Women at B nai B rith Hall 2 p.m. The Athelstan informal at 8 30 p.m. Miss Adele Browning entertains H L W S wing Club at 3 30 p.m.
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With . Becc Noble
M ‘Club
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith Hall
Athelstan
Adele Browning
Merry Carnival Maskers Ball Tonight at German Relief Hall
Mrs Ball announces the Jack Butt Jr and Eugene Bosarge Merry Carnival Maskers Ball on Monday January 18 1915 at 8 30 p m at German Relief Hall Extensive preparations have been made Any costume may be used but masking is compulsory All maskers must be in the lobby by 8 30 p m
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M. C
Jack Butt Jr
Eugene ‘Bosarge
Bosarge
Hall
Sewing Club Hostess Genevieve McClure Delights Guests
Miss Genevieve McClure hosted a Thursday morning Sewing Club gathering with lively chatter and work. She served a delicious plate luncheon at noon to guests Miss Fendley Glass Louella Bullock Gladys Reed Ethel Marquis and Carrie Generis.
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Genevieve McClure
Sewing Club
Miss McClure
Misses Fendley Glass
Louella Bullock
Gladys Reed
Ethel Marquis
Carrie Generis
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
End indigestion and stomach pain in five minutes with Pape's Diapepsin. It claims quick, safe relief from indigestion, heartburn, sourness, belching, and other stomach troubles, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case for home use and keep it on hand for family needs.
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Pape
Clara Schumann Club Invites Create Historic Home Event
The Clara Schumann Club issues invitations dated January 10 1894 for a club at the Cawthon Hotel on January 20 at eight o'clock. The card requests replies.
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Clara Schumann Club
Cawthon Hotel
Mrs Wesley Deakle Hosts Full Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs Wesley Deakle's Sewing Club enjoyed full attendance Tuesday at her home. The hostess played piano selections as members shared topics and needlework before 4 30 when refreshments were served in the dining room. Attending were Mrs W H Talbott Mrs Walter Mrs Chas Helmer Mrs Johnseer Mrs W Renecke Mrs Brown Mrs S J Haley Mrs T Boyse Mrs B Taio and Mrs Hamilton.
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Wesley Deakle
Deakle
W. H. Talbott
Walter
Chas. Helmer
Johnseer
W. Renecke
Brown
S. J. Haley
T. Boyse
B. Taio
Hamilton
Miss Rosa Lyons Hosts Discards for Weekly Bridge
Miss Rosa Lyons entertained the Discards at their weekly meeting on Wednesday. Bridge remained engrossing until late afternoon when a luncheon replaced the cards. Trophy winners were Mrs. John T. Cochrane, Mrs. BE Bondurant, Mrs. Mc Creary Otts, and Mrs. H. T. Smith.
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Rosa Lyons
Bridge
John T. Cochrane
BE. D. Bondurant
McCreary Otts
H. T. Smith
Bold-sulphur cream relieves itching eczema claims
A noted dermatologist notes bold-sulphur cream quickly soothes itching and irritation from eczema and dry feverish skin. He says bold-sulphur destroys parasites and can calm outbreaks, though permanent cures vary. apply like cold cream to affected areas for prompt relief.
Miss Jone Gordon Hosts Tuesday Auction Club
Miss Jone Gordon entertained the Tuesday Auction Club with a small group of young society guests. Elise Beaven won first prize, silk hose, while Alba Gower received the consolation prize, Hudnut's toilet water. Lee Barclay assisted with the luncheon.
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Jone Gordon
Young Society
Mattie Hickey
Kathleen Willis
Alba Gower
Effie Soost
Susie Gaillard
Lee Barclay
Harry Childers
Elise Beaven
Officers of Mobile Infirmary Association Re-elected
The Mobile Infirmary Association held its annual officer election Tuesday morning with Mrs. C. J. Torrey re-elected as president. Also chosen were Mrs. DPD Peppers as vice president Mrs. C B Shuford as corresponding secretary Mrs. J G Michael as recording secretary and Mrs. Pauline Kauffman as treasurer. Two board members were replaced while others were re-elected. The group discussed plans for the Mardi Gras bazaar.
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Mobile Infirmary Association
C. J. Torrey
Dpd. Peppers
Miss Benson Weds Roy Riggs Morgan in Quiet Church Street Ceremony
Miss Katie May Benson and Roy Riggs Morgan married Thursday in a private ceremony at the Benson residence on Church Street. Rev. Matthew Brewster performed the nuptials with family present. attendants included Miss Addie May Phillips and Leonard Morgan. The couple left for a bridal trip to Montgomery after the ceremony.
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Miss Benson
Roy Morgan
Benson
Church Street
Katie May Benson
Roy Riggs Morgan
Matthew Brewster
Mr. Morgan
Addie “May Phillips
Selma
Leonard Morgan
Miss Phillips
Killarney
Sallie Belle Andrews
Marie Shaffer
Mrs. Morgan
Montgomery
Society Luncheon Hosts Fortia Pratt Guest at Burgess Home
Miss Fortia Pratt of Boston visits Mobile for a benefit luncheon hosted by Miss Ethel Burgess at the Government Street residence. Attendees include Miss Burgess’s sister Mrs. A P Bush and a quintet of aides. rooms glow with red and pink roses as buffet luncheon for about a hundred members of Mobile’s young society is served.
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Fortia Pratt
Boston
Ethel Burgess
Burgess
Government Street
Miss Burgess
Miss Pratt
Mobile
Mabel Goode
Julia Creary
Freda Donald
Gladys Boone
Fendley Glass
Henry Aldridge
Chautauqua Circle Meets With Mrs Duffee
Dr Grace Beggs and her Cleveland parents visit city society set and shine in hospitality. The Chautauqua Circle met Wednesday with Mrs H H Duffee. seven members attended. Sallie Withers led the meeting and plans for the next session were announced.
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Grace ‘Beggs
Cleveland
Ohio
Chautauqua Circle
Will Wimble
Lake Poets
Lake Country
Roll Call
Independent Magazine
Debutante Evening At The Winona Hospitality Spotlight
The Winona earns fame for hospitality this season hosting refined entertainments. Lieutenant Bagger added another score with a dinner for twelve featuring Richmond roses and Southern smilax. Guests included Mrs Gadsden Porcher, Mrs Gibson of Nashville, Misses Loraine Cunningham, Louise Cowan of Moss Point, Rebecca Herndon, Margaret Horn, Maiden Cammack, Frank Ellis, Lieutenants Porher, Crozier and Dench of the Winona.
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Winona
Bagger
Richmond
Gadsden Porcher
Gibson
Nashville
Parsons Hosts Dinner For Mobile Chamber Directors
A. J. Parsons, former Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League president, hosted a dinner in the trellis room at the Battle House for current directors. James L. Cawthon surprised Parsons with a gold jeweled scarfpin as thanks for his administration, and Parsons expressed honor at the gesture.
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A. J. Parsons
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Battle House
Messrs
James L. Cawthon
J. M. Ponder
Estes D. Baker
Lee J. Zimmern
Stewart A. LeBlanc
George Fearn Jr
M. Waring Harrison
J. W
Germans tried by court martial for inciting revolts in Casablanca
Three Germans Karl Ficke Neprokorn and Grundler face court martial in Casablanca via Paris on charges of organizing revolts and espionage. In the same report a police statement notes a dog attacked nine year old Lee Moore of Cedar and Monroe streets, requiring medical attention.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Paris
Karl ‘Ficke
Neprokorn
Grundler
Edward Hannigan
Lee Moore
Cedar
Monroe Streets
Birthday of General Lee observed in Mobile ceremony
The United Daughters of the Confederacy and Camp Raphael Semmes No. 11 UCV mark General Robert E. Lee born January 19, 1807 with a 7:30 p.m. address at McGill Institute. A silver anniversary parade from the Armory precedes the event led by Fifer Hughes and Drummer Boy of Shiloh, with marching music. All Confederate veterans and sons invited. public welcome.
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Robert E. Lee
Mobile
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Raphael Semmes
United Confederate Veterans
McGill Institute
Armory
Fifer
Hughes
Rnfield
Shiloh
Armory Building
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Lee
Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Fires damage two homes on Wednesday afternoon
The fire department responded to a call at 405 South Broad Street a one story frame building owned by Miss Pearl Harrin. Sparks caused the blaze and slight damage occurred. A second fire at 158 Marine Street damaged Mrs. J Jarvis’s one story frame residence about 4 30 p m.
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South Broad Street
Home Doctor Remedies for Rheumatism Coughs and Feet
Advertised recipes claim to cure rheumatism with Toris compound and syrup of sarsaparilla mixed in whiskey, a Pine compound remedy for coughs, and Calocide foot bath treatment. The page cites Globe Pine Compound, Calocide, and mental formula lab publication as sources and notes prices and availability.
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U. S
Mental Formula Laboratories
Dayton
Meeting to Promote Commerce Between Two Americas
Administration officials move ahead with plans for a Pan American commercial conference in San Francisco during the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Treasury officials federal reserve board and leading American bankers will attend to discuss strengthening commercial ties between the American hemispheres. Numerous American republics are expected to be represented.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
San Francisco
Administration
Submarine Flotilla Sought For Mobile Mardi Gras
General Chairman Charles B. Hervey of the Mobile Carnival Association asked the navy department to send part of the Pensacola based submarine fleet and torpedo flotilla to Mobile during Mardi Gras. The fleet would operate at the Florida port in maneuvers with the aeronautical fleet. The carnival collection committee began work with fair success.
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Charles B. Hervey
Mobile Carnival Association
Navy Department
Mobile
Pensacola
Florida
Roumania Denies Targeting Bulgaria in Military Preparations
A Sofia dispatch reports Roumania has informed Bulgaria that its military preparations are not directed at Bulgaria. The announcement was conveyed to Sofia and reported by The Times.
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London
Times
Sofia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Roanoke Thrills At Jewell Kelley Stock Company
The Jewell Kelley Stock Company continues Dreamland Theatre engagements with Hal Reid’s Roanoke a drama of old Virginia. Critics hail it as Reid’s best and the company’s supreme display of talent. Amateurs take the stage Friday night for a big evening.
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Roanoke
Jewell Kelley ‘Stock Company
Jewell Kelley Company
Dreamland Theatre
Old Virginia
Hal Reid
Jewell Kelley Stock Company
Empire schedule features two reel comedies and drama
At the Empire the program includes A War Baby two reel drama from Lubin. The Battle of Snakeville stars Vic tor Patel and Margaret Joslin. The Man the Mission and the Maid stars James Morrison Dorothy Kelly and George Cooper. The Magnate of Paradise two reel Edison feature leads Augustus Phillips and Robert Brower. Hughie Mack Flora Finch and Jay Dwiggins perform in The Smoking Out of Bella Butts. The Richest Girl in the World a Selig drama is booked.
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Empire
Lubin
Victor Patel
Margaret Joslin
Snakeville
James Morrison
Dorothy Kelly
George Cooper
Paradise
Edison
Augustus Phillips
Robert Brower
Hughie Mack
Flora Finch
Jay Dwiggins
Vitagraph Company
Bella Butts
Selig
Why Reid Wrote Several Letters
In a statement R C Reid of Fort Smith Arkansas says he lived in Little Rock for 12 years and suffers kidney bladder troubles catarrh and poor health the past three years. He credits Vitalitas with improving his condition and that of his wife and has written to friends recommending it as a natural remedy. He notes Sutton's drug store sells samples or provides information.
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R. C. Reid
North 22Nd Street
Fort Smith
Ark
Little Rock
West 15Th Street
Sutton’s
Charles Schimpf Restaurant Oyster Stand Ad
Charles Schimpf Restaurant at 3 5 7 North Royal offers fresh opened plant oysters by the loaf dozen for 25c half 15c toasted extra raw at the stand plants 20c dozen half dozen 10c.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal
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WHITE
Neiver
Net
AMG
Ana
Harris
Mrs. Wesley Deakle
Miss Rosa Lyons
Gulf City Dye Works
Bell
Ciety
Lieutenant Bagger
Parsons Dines
Jewel
Richard Harding Davis
Papa
Richard Harding
Davis
Mr. Davis
Bessie McCoy
Americas
Why Reid
Arkansas
Bank of Mobile
South
First National Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Pullman
St. Louis
Information City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
H. E. Jones, Jr
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