Courageous wife and social notes from a Tuesday auction club
A poem extols a wife's quiet courage through daily trials and loss. The article then covers Miss Cunningham hosting the Tuesday Auction Club with guests from Tuscaloosa Montgomery Moss Point Pensacola and others. Bridge dominated afternoon activities followed by a luncheon and homemade candies. Prizes included a white crepe de chine camisole and a fancy bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cunningham
Loraine Cunningham
Margaret Horn
Agnes Fowlkes
Virginia Woolf
Alba Gower
Katherine Brown
Loretta Byrne
Austa Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Isabelle
Montgomery
Louise Cowah
Moss Point
Hattie Arnold
Ethel Wiley
Edna Finch
Pensacola
Bridge
Miss Kearley and Mr Macon Married Wednesday
Thelma Kearley wed Floy Vernon Macon at St Stephen’s Road Methodist Episcopal church with Rev D C Glenn Jr officiating. The couple left for a bridal trip to New Orleans after a ceremony featuring roses lilies of the valley and wedding music by Miss Loraine Cane and Miss Ruth Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kearley
Macon
St. Stephen's Road Methods Episcopal Church
Thelma Kearley
Floy Vernon Macon
D. C. Glenn, Jr
Harry McDavid
Tom Mobely
Thelma Albright
Eleanor McDavid
Harriet Cane
Mr. Macon
Miss Albright
Marechal Neil
New Orleans
Cascarets promise relief for head ache and constipation
Advertises Cascarets as a nightly remedy for headache cold and upset stomach. Claims the product cleanses the stomach removes sour undigested food and toxins from bowels and liver and keeps head clear until morning with a 10 cent box. Encourages both adults and children to use the product.
Wednesday social happenings include clubs, games, and a wedding
The Wednesday Bridge group meets with Mrs. Paul Wilson at 3 p.m. The Discards play at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. Clara Schumann Club marks its twenty first birthday with a musical at 8 p.m. Miss Thelma Kearley wed Mr. Floyd A. Macon at 3 30 p.m. at St Stephen's Road M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Paul Wilson
Clara Schumann Club
Cawthon
Debutante Miss Mabel Hartwell Featured At Mobile Ball
A complimentary notice praises Miss Mabel Hartwell of Mobile as a popular debutante and former Cotton Ball queen. She led the reunion march with Col. Harvey E. Jones at the Confederate Veterans event and spent winter in New York at Mrs. Darrington Semple's school. She stayed with her father Senator Hartwell at the Exchange Hotel Monday night then returned to Mobile Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hartwell
Miss Hartwell
Mobile
Harvey E. Jones
New York
Country Club Hosts First Dance Of The New Year
Mrs. J S Taylor entertained at the Country Club in honor of visitors Miss Jean Traise of Chicago and Miss Dorothy Talcott of Washington. The event featured reception by the Taylors and guests, a two course supper, and dancing to a fine orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
J. S. Taylor
Jean Traise
Chicago
Dorothy Talcott
Washington
Taylor
Augusta Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Irwin Fearn
Louise Cowan
Moss Point
Katherine Sands
New York
Marguerite Festorazzi
Mariel Goode
Mabel Hartwell
Margaret
Bila Packer Blacksher
Mattie Hickey
Ethel Burgess
Portia Pratt
Brookline
Mass
Mabel Mighell
Margaret Horn
Eleanor Gray Zemma Mastin
Isabelle Norwood
Montgomery
Annie Moore Provost
Brookie Poetz
Marie Hermann
Dorothy Power
Jackson
Elise Hall
Celia Webb
Lucille Overall
Alba Gower
Elise Beaven
Evergreen
Edna Finch
Pensacola
Edna Manning
May Canfield
Freda Donald
Loraine Cunningham
Hilda Broadwood
Annie Lou E. Anfield
Gabriela Barret
Marie Clifton
Mary Harris
Messrs
Paul van Antwerp
Walter Inge
Hugh Barclay
Frank Ellis
Frank Ward
John Courtney
Allan Hood
Ingersoll Moffat
Allie Fowlkes
Bestor Thompson
Arthur Brown
David Harris
Toxey Haas
E. S. Sledge
Taswell Shepard
Tom Sims
George Lesesne
Henry Hall Jr
Hammond Gayfer
W. G. Horn
Walter Boyles
Joe Stiggins
Homer Flinn
Hugh Caffey
Tom Strong
Nick Vickers
Adrian Taylor
Cecil Walkley
Church announces chicken pie supper this Thursday evening
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian church invites neighbors for a chicken pie supper on Thursday from 5 to 8 o clock at the church corner Government and Dearborn streets. Clover Sewing Circle plans to entertain guests at Miss Nellie Smith’s home Friday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
Government and
Dearborn Streets
Clover Sewing Circle
Nellie Smith
Luncheon in Montgomery Prepares for Clara Schumann Club Guest
Mrs E F Horton hosts a refined morning luncheon with Easter lily motifs and white rose corsages in honor of pianist Robert Eilenberg of Montgomery the guest of the Clara Schumann Club. Distinctive guests include Mrs Robert Eilenberg Miss Marie Upton Mrs James Hagan and others at the 1:30 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eilenberg
Montgomery
Clara Schumann Club
Clara Schumann
E. F. Horton
Marie Upton
Greenville
James Hagan
W.o'b. Crumpton
Duke Goodman
George Leftwich
Julius Goldstein
James R. Cobin
New York
E. R. Craighead
T. H. Johnston
A. W. Metcalf
T. J. Crossland
Mabel Houstis
George E. Stone
J. Harvey
Enchanting Winter Bride Hosts Heart Party Attendees
Miss Gladys Boone entertained in her spacious Boone home with a two course luncheon followed by a five heart competition. Ten tables showcased pink Killarney roses and Dutch girl heads as prizes included a gold hat pin a Dresden bonbon dish and an embroidered handkerchief case. Attendees included Miss Portia Pratt Miss Ethel Burgess Mrs Rob Aldridge and many other society guests from Birmingham Pensacola and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Aldridge
Portia. Pratt
Brookline
Ethel Burgess
Gladys Boone
Boone
Killarney
Miss Boone
Portia Pratt
Rob Alridge
Emily
Eleanor Gray
Marie
Genevieve Hermann
Mary Mott Rhett
Zemma Mastin
Julia
Virginia Creary
Celia Webb
Elise Beaven
Loraine Cunningham
Louise
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Mary Danner
Fendley Glass
Isabel Norwood
Lucille Overall
Katherine Sands
Gladys Tompkins
Willie Duncan
Lilie Bells McGowin
Marguerite Nabors
Birmingham
May Canfield
Trulah Sage
Mamie Tompkins
Grace Anderson
Pensacola
Percy Dunbar
Paul Danrer
Alex Tyree
Tom Toone
Clinton Macartney
Robert McConnell
William Atkinson
E. V. O'Rouke
Mrs Hagan Hosts Musical Evening for Esteemed Visitors
A Tuesday gathering at Mrs. James R. Hagan’s home featured distinguished guests including Mrs. Robert Eilenberg of Montgomery and Mrs. James Cobin of New York. The Clara Schumann Club joined, musicians performed, a punch talk by Mrs. Frank Craighead, tea by Mrs. Erwin Craighead, and a plate supper followed in a hospitable, informal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Robert Eilenberg
Montgomery
James Cobin
New York
W. C. Crumpton
Evergreen
James R. Hagan
Clara Schumann Club
Edwin L. Taylor
Emma la Prade Tam
Cobin
F. P. Davis
E. F. Horton
Marie Upton
D. W. Goodman
Mohler
New Orleans
Ejslenberg
Crumpton
Julius Goldstein
E. 8. Feagin
C. B. Hervey
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Household Remedy
Describes indigestion and constipation as linked ailments and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic and digestant. Claims to relieve congestion of waste, restore regularity, and notes it as a standard household remedy free from opiates.
Cattle Committee Set for Wednesday Chamber Meeting
The cattle committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening in the newer van and a full attendance is desired. John M Sellers, a laborer of this city, filed a bankruptcy petition in the federal district court today with liabilities of 193 and no assets. He was adjudicated a bankrupt and the case referred to the referee. Attorney James H Webb of Webb and McAlpine returned from Montgomery where he studied prohibition bills passed by the Alabama legislature. Robert H Manser of Mobile now living at Ceiba Honduras is in Mobile visiting relatives and is connected with United Fruit Company at Ceiba. H P Howe Burlington Route agent and W C Thorn Great Northern agent are in Mobile on business. John Matthews reported a theft of a suit of clothes an extra coat and trousers from his place Tuesday night. Mrs A D Davis reported a bicycle stolen from the front gallery Tuesday afternoon by a thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Craighead
Federation Committee On
Child Labor
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Federation Committee
Murdock
State
Child Labor Committee
Hershhey Jones
Miss Fonde
Home Economics
Legislative Committee On
Health and Sanitation Committee
H. P. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
John M. Sellers
Federal District Court
James H. Webb
Webb & McAlpine
City
Alabama
Robert H. Manser
Ceiba
Honduras
Mobile
United Fruit Company
John Matthews
Cena
Gaston T
A. D. Davis
Conception and
Eslava Streets
Miss Alice Holifield Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Little Miss Alice Holifield celebrated her ninth birthday with a neighborhood gathering. Guests included her schoolmates and friends such as Maria Crowley Leila Van Ruth Crum Gene Dumas Bessie Harris Myrtle Harris Jessie O Connell Helen Spaulding Mary V Wolfe and others who enjoyed games candy cake and ice cream at the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Holifield
Maria Crowley
Leila Grade van
Ruth Crum
Gene Dumas
Bessie Harris
Myrtle Harris
Jessie O'Connell
Helen Spaulding
Mary V. Wolfe
Sadie Byrne
Blanche Crum
Pauline Pigford
Pauline Lindsey
Celena Sorrensen
Clara Stone
Nannie Holland
Aleta Malone
Claudia Culver
Lily Thigpen
Hattie Thigpen
Barbara Broadwood
Sarah Dixon
Dorothy Handley
Catherine Cook
Esther Knudsen
Katherine Garland
Azenia Garland
Bettie Catlin
Eleanor Cosminsky
T. O
Smith
Henderson Dawson
Gene de van
Maritime Movements on the River Front
Movements on the river front were few with entries from the Belize and Ottar steamships and the Louise M. Richard schooner. Belize arrives from Belize with 14 000 bunches cashew nuts and 19 boxes, Ottar from Cienfuegos with 1429 cases canned pineapples and tobacco, Louise M. Richard from Cienfuegos in ballast. Belvernont sails for Savannah carrying cotton for the Continent while farewells are exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belize
Hansen
Ottar
Olsen
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Louise M. Richard
Richard
Belvernont
Savannah
Rivers and Harbor Body to Discuss City River Bill
The joint rivers and harbor committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange will meet Thursday at 4 PM in the Chamber rooms. The bill empowering the city commission to improve the west side river channel of the Mobile will be taken up for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Mobile River
Mexican Gunboat Guerrero Disabled At Salina Cruz
The Mexican gunboat Guerrero, which has troubled shipping, is reported disabled at Salina Cruz. Looting hits Mazatlan military paymaster office for the second time with amount stolen not yet known. La Paz reports a quiet city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
la Paz
San Diego
Cal
Guerrero
Salina Cruz
Mazatlan
Auburn Lines Up For Open Game With Mobile YMCA
Auburn College plans to face Mobile YMCA in Mobile at the association gymnasium on Thursday evening. Auburn lists Ed Clements as captain and forward, with Payne Forbes center, Burbage Hudson and Louiselle as guards. Mobile counters with Wford Cunningham Ollinger and Ash at forward and Martin Bieber Midgett Baumhauer and Gi at guards. The result will help measure Auburn against Spring Hill College and later Alabama University on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Mobile Y. M. C. A
Association Gymnasium
Mobile
Ed Clements
Payne
Forbes
Burbage
Hudson
Louiselle
Alabama University
Jail official John T Brown takes over Mobile County Jail
John T. Brown, longtime county jailer and experienced in the trade, has assumed charge of the Mobile county jail for Sheriff W. H. Holcombe. He has begun instituting new rules to discipline the jail and regulate the institution’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brown
Mobile
W. H. Holcombe
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair At Low Cost
A 25 cent hair product advertises Knowlton's Danderine as a simple inexpensive solution for heavy soft hair free of dandruff. The copy claims rapid gloss and fullness within minutes and lists further promises of new hair growth after about two weeks with daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Bible Conference Opens at Government Street Church
Preparations are underway for a Bible conference at Government Street Presbyterian Church starting Sunday January 24. Rev. Charles R. Erdman of Princeton Theological Seminary will speak three times that day. Dr. and Mrs. Erdman arrive Saturday morning and will be accommodated at Battle House. A large platform and a chorus are being prepared with Prof. Charles H. Scholfield training the singers for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Erdman
D. D
Princeton Theological Seminary
Government Street Church
Charles H. Scholfield
Mobile
Branson Family Receives Charity After Destitution
A man who consistently responds to appeals donated a $5 subscription lot for the Branson family at 1406 Congress Street. The family was reported to be destitute with the father ill and unable to work following an appeal made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson Family
Congress Street
Liver Ailments Targeted By New Life Pills Remedy
Fragments warn many disorders stem from the liver and nervous systems. An advertisement touts Dr.New Life Pills as a cure, claiming nervous spells and eruptions respond. Available for 25 cents at Buckien's Arnica Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
Big Vaudeville and Films Opens January 18
Matinee at 3 P. M. and night shows at 8 16 each day featuring real vaudeville acts then two reel motion pictures. Prices are 10 and 20 30 cents for matinees and nights respectively.
Germany Cuts Back on Fresh Meat Imports
A dispatch from Amsterdam via London reports Germany is butchering its own meat due to lack of demand and high fodder prices, signaling reduced fresh meat imports and domestic slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ly Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Telart Beverwyk
Livestock Show Heads to St Michael Street Venue
The Ike Products Show organizers announce a three day livestock display from February 15 to 17. The event will run in a building opposite the St Michael Street entrance to the Alba between Royal and Bast streets. The exhibit promises to be a landmark display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Michael ST. BU
St. ~ M Street
Nervousness and Natona Remedies Promoted
Natona Remedies from Natona Co Inc Mobile Alabama tout two tablet doses for nervous troubles and better sleep. Claims include blood improvement and rapid relief from business related anxiety. Cited products include Natona tablets and Natona tonic with cough syrup and antiseptic salve available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladon Sp
NATO
Natona
Natona Co., Inc
Mobile
Ala
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Mcobile Business Women's Club
Smith Piano Company
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Russell School Improvement Association
The
Russell School Improvement ‘Association
E. L. Russell
Mabel Hartwe
Royal Theatre
Manager Keener
Pathe
Joseph McPhillips
Boston
Polymnia Music Circle
James Wade Cox
Knittin
Louis Donald
Floyd A. Macon
St. Stephen's Road M. E. Church
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H. P. Howe
Burlington
Birming
W.C. Thorn
Great Northern
St. Louis
Maritime Matters and River News
Rivers and Harbor Body
Graham-Rush Clothing Co
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Bell
Home
Bible Conference
Dr. Erdman
Princeton Seminary
FF Co
Bauer
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin and Conception Sta
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