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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
5
Those born today will be held high in estimation and appointed to offices of trust. They will fulfill those roles acceptably. A clear understanding of values should be taught to resist flattery and prevent downfall.
The column discusses changing dance fashions, noting the Turkey trot and Tango gain popularity beyond Mobile. It cites Mobile men Marion Robbins and Minor Friend, now in Pittsburg, describing present social dances and cautioning that vulgarity lies in attitude, not the steps.
Marie E Patterson of Marine Shop advertises electrolysis for mole removal hair straightening and skin improvements. Special January appointments with reduced rates available at No 57 St Joseph Street contact phone provided.
The Mobile DyA R prepares the Society Almanac for January 28 and 29 at the Orpheum a fancy dance event to fund a Barton Academy scholarship. Miss Janie Hearin of Washington DC returns home for a rose and butterfly themed reception hosted by Mrs. John Quill with friends and a Drago orchestra.
Miss Julia Creary hosted the No Trump Club's second meeting with a luncheon as guests arrived. Floral decorations featured Parma violets and poet's narcissus. After the game, Mrs. F. L. Crown won a pair of silk hose, with contestants including May Canfield Agnes B. Goldsby Gertrude Smith Mrs. R. W. Ogburn Mrs. H. B. Aldridge Mrs. Jack F. Ross Jr. and E. L. Crown.
Quiet and sweetly simple ceremony yesterday united Miss Mary Cecelia Rolston and Frank Deshon of Tulsa Oklahoma. The vows took place at a local church with family and friends in attendance.
A detailed account describes a rich ruby velvet gown with Bohemian lace and skunk trim, worn by a bride at Government Street Presbyterian Church for a wedding to Deshon. The couple plans a honeymoon journey to Cohen and then Oklahoma, with praise for Mr Deshon’s family background. Also covered are a luncheon for Miss Ella Wheeler and a Thursday Club gathering with hostess Mrs. W H Monk Jr. inviting guests from St Louis and New York.
A society event schedule lists the Ball of the Spinsters at the Battle House at 6:30 p.m. and other gatherings including Dalton Chile, New Bridge Club, and a Christ Church lecture by J. H. McConkey on The Victorious Life. The notices urge attendees to gain inspiration for personal improvement.
Havana reports show broad unease fades as investigation finds no basis for fears of Liberal disturbances. Officials note Cuba is calmer than since the previous June insurrection, despite a November election dispute and a Liberal call to annul results.
Washington reports a late night drive home when Mrs J W Tin intended to reach her residence after a theatre outing. Details remain fragmentary as investigators review the incident.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that cleans dust and oil while doubling hair beauty. It claims softer, lighter hair with added shine and even new growth after weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from stores or toilet counters.
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