Inaugural Ball Details and Social Notices
At a Montgomery joint meeting the inaugural ball plan unfolds with Gov Henderson leading the grand march and Nell Brock as partner to Col Ett Jackson. Others assisting include Cliff er, Lawrence Lightfoot, B F Noble, John W Tullis, with ushers from the militia. Miss Mabel Hartwell heads to the ball with Senator H T Hartwell, and Miss Marguerite Grady marks her thirteenth birthday with a party from 3 to 6 p m. Also announced is the Ladies and Children's Spring Shop hosted by the Central Fterian arch Sn on March 4 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Nell Brock
Colonelett Jackson
Cliffer
Lawrence Lightfoot
B. F. Noble
John W. Tullis
Birthday Celebrations for Miss Marie Florence Stone
Miss Marie Florence Stone marks her eleventh birthday with a pink and white party at Government Street residence. Guests include Elizabeth Armbrecht and Gene Dumas among others. prizes awarded for a "Kewpie" wing-pinning game. The text also notes a forthcoming Merry Carnival Maskers Ball at German Relief Hall hosted by Jack Butt Jr. and Eugene Bosarge with a youth committee and live music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Orence Stone
Lovely Stone
Government Street
Miss Marie
Emma Tam
Gene Dumas
Elizabeth Armbrecht
Rosie B. Stone
Willie May Delchamps
Claudie Culver
Margaret
Kathleen Pugh
Sallie Blocker Thornton
Mamie Clarke Pugh
Laura Vaughn
Carolyn Acree
Margaret Brown
Edith Marechal
Mattie Belle Houston
Eleanor Upmeyer
Laura Jackson
Evan Izard
Jack Butt Jr
Eugene Bosarge
Claude Farrell
H. Partridge
Mr. Potter
Mr. Schwenck
Dick Wirter
John Brown
W. Johnson
Gus Burden
Fred Bitzer
George Bena
Mr. Bosarge
Washington wedding day celebration at Battle House
Monday events include Tihte Mobile Chapter D A R entertaining at 8 30 p m at the Battle House to mark Washington wedding day. The Woman's Musical Club gathers at 8 p m with Mrs Winston Jones. Mr and Mrs Jamies 8 Taylor host a Country Club dance for Miss Jean Traise of Chicago and Miss Dorothy Talcott of Washington at 8 p m. Miss Loraine Cunningham hosts Tuesday Auction Club at 3 p m.
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Mobile
Washington
Battle House
Woman’s Musical Club
Winston Jones
Mrs. Jamies
Taylor
Jean Traise
Chicago
Dorothy Talcott
Loraine Cunningham
Henry Aldridge
Virginia Woolf
Elwell
D. P. Bester, Jr
Community club events fill busy week in Mobile
Numerous groups meet through the week at churches and homes including the Wednesday Bridge Club with Mrs Paul Wilson and the Discards with Mrs Joseph McPhillips. Musical and social gatherings feature Clara Schumann Club and Miss May Leatherbury dances along with numerous lectures and society balls across Mobile.
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Paul Wilson
Joseph McPhillips
Clara Schumann
Cawthon
May Leatherbury
Gladys Boone
Hearts
Portia Pratt
Boston
Rob Aldridge
Century Book Club
J. W. Hunter
Polymnia Music Circle
James Wade Cox
Louis Donald
Thelma Kearley
Floyd A. Macon
St. Stephen’s Road
M. E. Church
Local Notes From Irvington Alabama Briefs
Irvington reports a bright, bouncing boy arriving to live with Mr and Mrs Hatch on Friday the eighth instant. Mr B F Buell is making extensive improvements on his house. Mr and Mrs George H Newkirk of Spencer Indiana are building a winter home west of Mr Lee McAlister’s residence. A farewell party was given by Miss Lillian Lowry at her home south of the village before moving to Theodore Alabama where Mr Lowry has been appointed RAF carrier. George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bright
Mhkke
Hatch
B. F. Buell
George H. Newkirk
Spencer
Lee McAlister
Lillian Lowry
Theodore
Ala
Lowry
George
Dawes Alabama Social News Highlights And Appointments
Mrs J A Hubbard of Delchamps visited daughter Mrs M E Canfield in Dawes and returned home Monday. Mr J L Mattson of Cedar Rapids Iowa stayed at Highland Inn this week. Mrs Flo Lathrop hosted a family party for Phoebe Morford and Warren Rose with Rev C D Berry present. The Kimners and R V Taylor were in Dawes Sunday. James Powell has loaded cabbage crate material and lumber, his sawmill doing well. Andrew Hatchett recovering from measles, family also improving. Lowry of Irvington succeeds Berry as Dawes R F D carrier. Berry will move to New Jersey to live with daughter. Progressive Club dance Saturday drew at least ninety attendees. So Hi Phillips donated a roast pig and beef. Miss Mae Martin, teacher, spending weekend at home in Mobile.
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J. A. Hubbard
Delchamps
M. E. Canfield
Canfield
Mobile
J. L. Mattson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Highland Inn
Flo. Lathrop
Phoebe Morford
Warren Rose
C. D. Berry
George Kimner
R. V. Taylor
Dawes
James Powell
Andrew Hatchett
Lowry
Irvington
Berry
New Jersey
Phillips
Mae Martin
Local News Briefs from Chicora and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Eliza Rogers visited relatives in Waynesboro Mississippi Wednesday. Miss Emma Barnes celebrated her sixteenth birthday Friday night at her parents home. Lawrence Davis was appointed grand juryman at Waynesboro Mississippi this week. Annie Allday returns to Vinegar Bend Alabama after visits with cousins. Boyd Barnes spent weeks with his parents and left for Mobile. Mae Wood returns to Laurel to resume school after holidays. Mrs C E Mashburn and children spent Sunday with J C Mashburn at Clara Mississippi. J J Melintosh and family also visited Clara. Masons held a supper Friday at the hall. William Causey of Ellisville Mississippi visiting relatives here. George Causey ill for several weeks. Visitors to Waynesboro court Monday included A Hudson W Saxton W H Oliver Walla J Oliver. No high school here Monday due to court opening. Mrs E J Williams of Vineyard Bend visited relatives here last week.
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Eliza Rogers
Waynesboro
Emma Barnes
Lawrence Davis
Annie Allday
Atrue
Edna Rogers
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Boyd Barnes
Mobile
Mae Wood
Laurel
C. E. Mashburn
J. C. Mashburn
Clara
J. J. Melintosh
Masons
William Causey
Ellisville
Mies
George Causey
Waynesboro Courts
A. Hudson
W. Saxton
W. H. Oliver
Walla
J. Oliver
E. J. Williams
Vineyard Bend
Satsuma Growers Elect Officers and Local Arrivals
The Satsuma Growers Association held its annual officers election on January 12. Officers named were President William Butcher, Vice President C. W. Southworth, Secretary-Treasurer Charles Leinbach, and Business Agent Louis Jones. Mrs. C. L. Rakowsky and daughters arrived from Duluth Minnesota for the winter. Mr Reichert of Mobile, president of the Grand Bay Land Company, visited. preparations for tree planting continue under J O Greate.
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Satsuma Growers’ Association
William Butcher
C. W. Southworth
Charles Leinbach
Louis Jones
C. L. Rakowsky
Sylvia
Charlotte
Duluth
Minn
Satsuma Sunday School
Reichert
Mobile
Grand Bay Land Company
J. O
Edward Worcester to Speak at Bible Students Meeting
Mr. Edward Worcester addresses the Bible students in the Y M B A Hall at 3 p m on the subject Drawing Nigh to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Worcester
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Uus Oldstein
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Lace Sale
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C. J. Torrey
Leila Owen Stratton
Stratton
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Lamison
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Thomasville
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St. Francis Street
Grand Bay
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Dora Cole
Geo. Toulmin
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Antoinette Petrinovich
Norma Allessi
Johnnie Johnson
Sis Hopkins
Irvington, Ala
Hammel
Ill
UWU Lulu
L. Hammel Dry Goods CO
Brussels
Axminster
Rowley Orchestra
Chicora
Satsuma, Ala
Associated Bible Students
Rebecca L. Paley
Government St. Agnes
A. Swann
Cleveland St
Homer H. Handley
Stocking St
Wellington H. Johnston
Roper S
Delaware St
Lewis J. Devane
Conti St
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Empire Theatre
William Harris
George Mills
Inferior Criminal Court
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