Oyster Supper Postponed and Local Notices
Inclement weather forces postponement of the Friday Oyster Supper by Trinity ladies. Mrs. A G Richards mourns the loss of her Baltimore mother Mrs Nelson and will travel there. City Beautiful committee meets January 26 at 2 pm, 940 Government street with Mrs Harry Inge as hostess. Junior Missionary Society hosts a Trip Out West January 30 from 7 to 9 pm at Trinity House 257 State Street. Baptist Tabernacle Ladies’ Aid Society to hold an oyster supper and church social Thursday 5 to 7 pm at home church and Claiborne streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
A. G. Richards
Nelson
Baltimore
Harry Inge
Government Street
T. P. Norvelle
Mobile
South
West
Trinityouse
State Street
Socety
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Tabernacle
Church
Claiborne
Oyster Supper Date Announced by Christian Church Ladies
For January 30 the ladies of the Christian Church announce a oyster supper in the Sunday school room from 6 to 10 p m. A cordial invitation is extended for this feast.
Pleasant Evening Social by First Christian Ladies Society
One of last week's top entertainments occurred Tuesday at Mrs. Hamilton's home in St. Anthony. The Ladies Society honored the pastor Mr. Wson and evangelist Mr. S E Legel. After a brief business program, attendees enjoyed socializing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the First Christian Arch
Ms. Hamilton
St. Anthony Gets
Wson
S. E. Legel
Modern rhythms spread through Mobile dance gatherings
Impromptu weekly parties in Mobile introduce tango and other new dances as residents embrace modern nightlife. Notable gatherings at Mrs Cox and Mrs Winston homes feature figures like Mrs Lovie McKinstry and Miss Margarita Ligon among many couples, with enthusiasm to master evolving steps before they go out of style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Lovie McKinstry
C. S. Shawhan
Carrie Dickens
Robert Rutherford
J. W. Cox
Johnston
Norton Williams
Sydney Robbins
J. Lawrence
Phoebe Lawrence
Clinton McCartnney
Margharita Ligon
Miss Marguirete Ehrman Shakes Up New York Society Dancing
Birmingham Alabama society girl Miss Marguirete A Ehrman has taken up society dancing in New York. She has appeared at fashionable events and aims to make dancing a study for society women seeking new activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marguerite A. Ehrman
Birmingham
Ala
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Guests and Prizes
Mrs. George Dunlap hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at 3 o clock with five tables of players including Mrs. W B Taylor and Mrs. W B Rowland of Canon City while Mrs. Taylor won a gold picture frame and Mrs. F O Rhen took the club prize a pair of Louis Seize dlesticks. Refreshments of punch sandwiches and sweets followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunlap
W. B. Taylor
W. B. Rowland
Canon City
Col
Meta Hager
T. C. Booth
Miss Garrett and Mr Maye Wed in White and Green
Miss Lillie Corinne Garrett and Mr James McKenzie Maye were united in matrimony in a noon wedding described as a sunlit event at the Sedans home. The reception featured guests including Mrs Eleanor Foster of St Louis and Mrs A S Lyons with decor in white velvet and Undine green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florrie Garrett
Ed. Forger
Maye
O. C. McGehee
Gulf City
van Antwerp Corporation
Little Rock
John W. Garrett
Clintonville
Garrett
Annie Lee Gaines
Sir Robert Garrett
Old
Virginia
Gaines
Mrs. Lyons
Miss Garrett
Lillie Corinne Garrett
A. S. Lyons
Lyons
Ann Street
Eleanor Foster
St. Louis
Blue Gulf
Lillie Corinne Gar
James’ McKenzie ‘Maye
Board of D A R to Meet at Battle House
The Mobile Chapter D A R will hold a board of management meeting Wednesday at 10 30 a m at the Battle House. Applicants will be voted on and other business matters will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Jarlor C. Battle House
Elwell Club Meets for Friday Afternoon Cards
Mrs Rivers Rush hosted the Elwell club gathering on Georgia avenue last Friday at 3 p m. The guest list included Mrs Harry Smith Mrs Hatch of New York Mrs A M Tyree of Hagerstown and Mrs E A Peterson. Prizes for top scores at three tables were hand embroidered guest room towels won by Mrs Barry Lyons Mrs John Cochrane and Mrs A M Tyree. An ice course followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Rush
Georgia Avenue
Elwell
Harry Smith
Hatch
New York
A. M. Tyree
Hagerstown
E. A. Peterson
Barry Lyons
John Cochrane
Athelstan Informal Ball Sparks Weekly Meeting
Informal Athelstan gatherings have become a weekly fixture with friendly crowds. Friday’s event featured jovial dancing, new ballroom measures, and a return to the Rathskellar for hearty feasting after merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athelstan
Rathskellar
Cercle Francaise meets for French reading and talk
Monsieur Francois vane hee led a successful Cercle Francaise gathering Friday at the home of Mrs. Harry Donald in iledlock. Members read from Les Memoires une Temme de Chambre and discussed the theme for an instructive morning session and planned to use the Methode Gastineau for conversational fluency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francaise
Francois Vane Hee
Iledlock
Harry Donald
Informals Dance Thrills Mobile Social Set at German Relief Hall
A chic social evening in Mobile featured the Informals dance at German Relief Hall with live orchestra and new music. notable guests include Mrs Frank Hopper resuming, while Mrs Aldridge, Mrs Powers, and Mrs Hardy Hopper are mentioned in social notices. The Dansant at the Vineyard highlights Mabel Goode and Gladys Thompkins hosting as tango rhythms energize Saturday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Mabel Goode
Gladys Thompkins
Rowley
Get Busy on the Count for Residents Within 150 Miles
Officials urge eligible residents within 150 miles to participate in the upcoming census counting effort. Community groups emphasize outreach and accurate reporting to ensure representation and funding.
Suffragists Split Over Campaign Against Democrats in Washington
Washington January 24. A rift opened among suffrage factions as the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage prepared to oppose the Democratic party at the polls if Congress does not act. Mrs Medill McCormick of Chicago led the National Woman Suffrage Association delegation in a public split with Alice Paul and Lucy Burns. Union member Mrs Russell Malcolm MacLennan resigned, denouncing a proposed anti Democrat campaign.
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Democrats
Society Guests Attend Event With Fashions Noted
A list of attendees includes Miss Lucile Rush Miss Varma Gould Miss Elsie Hall Miss Ruth Huger and many others. Miss Tompkins wore a terra cotta velours de laine coat suit and Miss Goode appeared in a black frock with a Victorian style hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effen
Lucile Rush
Varma Gould
Elsie Hall
Ruth Huger
Clyde Hunter
Claire Pollock
John Nelson
Taylor
R. L. ‘Tweat
Norwood Richard
James Grey
Hinch
Russell Patterson
T. Berch
Arnold
Etta Mayers
Bessie Mayers
McLauchlin
L. McMillan
Walter Howard
Bishop
Joeph Lyons
H. Proskauer
Miss Schwarz
Master Lowenstein
Kearsley Carter
Hanan
Miss Tompkins
Goode
Victoriene
YWCA Membership Luncheon Opens Week at Battle House
The YWCA hosts a Monday luncheon at the Battle House on the 26th, the week’s major opening social event. Members’ enthusiasm grows as the city’s largest women’s organization prepares under its affairs chairman.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Battle House
Progressive Club Elects Officers At Annual Banquet
The Progressive Bankers' Club of City Bank & Trust elected Thomas H. Halliwell as president, R. K. Bodden as vice-president, S. Agee as secretary and treasurer, and T. M. Moore as librarian. The meeting closed with a banquet for fifty in the Battle House dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Bankers’ Club
City Bank & Trust Company
Battle House
Thomas H. Halliwell
R. K. Bodden
S. Agee
T. M. Moore
Supreme de Chicken
Toulouse
Fromage de Roquefort
Senators Impatient Over Mexican Affairs Meeting
Washington January 24 Senators on the foreign relations panel will attend President Wilson's conference and seek a final policy on Mexico. Leaders including Senator Root and Senator Lodge urge a definite stance while questions on Mexico Japan and potential intervention loom. Agnes Belle Goldsby Mabel Mighell and Mary Harris Berill are named among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Wilson
United State
Mexico
Committee
State Department
William Alden Smith
Root
Lodge
Japan
Hitchcock
Marcus Smith
Arizona
Bacon
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Mabel Mighell
Mary Harris Berill
Clarke
Butler
Erwin Little
EB. D. Flynn
T. D. Nettles
J. B. Harvey
Howard Ryan
Mobile
Dr. Ryan
Ryan
Carranza imposes total ban on Chinese in Mexico
Victoriano Carranza declares all Chinese barred from entering Mexico and Sonora state bans 4000 Chinese residents from relocating. Rebels vow to drive Orientals out amid economic tensions and protests from Chinese residents to US consul Simpich in Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Victoriano Carranza
Sonora
Mexican
United States
Simpich
Nogales
Washington
Luncheon concert at Battle House plans
Mrs. Ryan’s accompanist will be Miss Pearl Schwarz in a medical college faculty setting former Pittsburg home. Mrs. Turrentine’s contralto will be heard with the Battle House orchestra during luncheon hour. Attendees should assemble at 12 30 on the Maszanine floor by St Francis street as ushers seat guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Battle House
Scales Harris
Henry Hall Clarke
Agnes Orton
Isabel Goldsby
Augusta Hooks
J. B. Harry
R. P. Pope
T. D. Nettles
Henry H. Clarke
S. Thompson
G. B. Shawhan
Seale Harris
J. W. McAlpine
L. G. Cameron
J. T. Cochrane
J. H. Patterson
Dan McNeil
W. C. Linck
J. H. Walters
Henry Chamberlain
Margaret Southerland
Minnie Lott
Nannie Gayle Owens
Mesdames
B. T. Barrett
Page Meechem
B. Crocker
W. C. Spotswood
J. P. Harvey
G. W. Geutien
G. T. Allison
A. F
Medical College
Pittsburg
Blakeley Family Verifies Arrival of Michigan in Mobile
Mrs Charles Blakeley sails to New York to meet Lieutenant Blakeley and his ship the Michigan still at sea from Mexican waters. The Blakeley children stay with grandmother Mrs Amelia Lyons in Mobile at the family home on St Anthonfy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blakeley
New York
Lieutenant Blakeley
Michigan
Blakeley
Mobile
Amelia Lyons
St. Anthonfy Street
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Shelton Sims
Gregory Luce
J. B. Read
W. A. Powell
M. T. Kirkbride
Monsieur Roulet
Ethel Burgess
Mary Danner
Creagh
N Richard
Woodend
Forchheimer
H. Forchheimer
Lowenstein
Mrs. Zimmern
W. D Stevens
Jackson, Miss
Mr. Patterson
Florida
Elwell Club
Frank Hopper
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Durance
Browning
Mrs. Aldridge
Bristol, Tenn
B. T. Adams
W. R. Powers
Opelika
Powers
Children of the American Revolution
John Harvey
Meridian
Ellis Day Gates
Gates
D. A.R
Pennsylvania City
Congressional
Union
Progressive Club
Carranza
Dauptin St
M. Abogdela
Frederic
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