Membership Luncheon Opens Week for Y W C A at Battle House
The January event kicks off the week's program with a large Y W C A luncheon at the Battle House led by Mrs. C. E. Vincent and a full reception and musical program. Notables include Mrs. Seale Harris Mrs. H. H. Clarke and Dr. Ryan with soprano performances by Mrs. Howard Ryan and Miss Turrentine. The article lists a long roster of committee chairs and ushers guiding seating and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
C. E. Vincent
Seale Harris
H. H. Clarke
Augusta Hooks
J. B. Harvey
R. P. Pope
R. O. Harris
Agnes Orton
Isabel Goldsby
Ryan
Pittsburg
Mobile
Medical College
Pearle Schwarz
Miss Turrentine
George A. Leftwich
T. D. Nettles
Henry H. Clarke
F. L Thompson
G. B. Shawhan
J. W McAlpine
Ll. G. Cameron
John T. Cochrane
J. H. Patterson
Dan McNeil
M.@. Lingle
J. P. Watters
Henry Chamberlain
Margaret Southerland
Minnie Lott
Nannie Gayle Owen
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
Old grandmother recipe revived as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offered at drug stores. A downtown pharmacist asserts it darkens hair naturally without evidence of treatment and improves dandruff and scalp itchiness with repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Wyeth
Fitting Women for New Sphere in Sunday Sermons
The Rev F H Geinee of Decatur Ala preached two sermons at Government Street Presbyterian on The Woman's Crisis and the Woman's College. Dr Gaines urged women to stay in their sphere, praised women's colleges for mental training, ideals, and poise, and said such colleges must be top ranked and Christian. He also spoke on immortality Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Geinee
Decatur
Ala
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Woman's Crisis
Woman's College
Gaines
Women's Colleges
Federations of Women’s Clubs
WW. Co. T. U
Local Committee Members Listed for Event
A committee is named with Mesdames Barret Mechem Crocker Spotswood Harvey Griffin Allison Norquist Harris and Misses Emily Gray Mildred Dortch Isabel Goldsby Mighell Mary Harris Bevil Clarke and Butler. The group includes a mix of named ladies and social leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
B. T. Barret
H. B. Crocker
W. C. Spotswood
J. B. Harvey
G. W. Griffin
G. T. Allison
A. F. Norquist
R. O. Harris
Misses Emily Gray
Mildred Dortch
Isabel
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Mabel Mighell
Mary Harris
Bevil, Clarke and Butler
Diner Dansant Impresses City Bank Guests at Battle House
The Battle House gala Diner Dansant filled the tapestrial salon with eight o'clock crowding as City Bank and Trust Company’s forty six representatives kept to a crimson and white table. Guests laughed over verse cards and favors. a playful car and water wagon misdirection sparked amusement as plans for the evening unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
City Bank and Trust Company
Baroness Vaughn Survives Hydro Plane Mishap At Sea
Baroness Vaughn, former morganatic wife of King Leva, escaped an accident during a Beaulieu Sur Mer flight with aviator Maison. The craft capsized after the pilot lost control in rough water. both passengers were rescued by motor boats. She cleared Maison of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Vaughn
Miniature gifts spark playful tribute in jovial pageant
A lighthearted display uses tiny versions of everyday items to honor diverse recipients. The assortment includes replicas of baseballs, nursery gear, garden tools, money bags, and sky rockets, all arranged as playful tokens of achievement and character.
Smart Frock Society Dines at Battle House Gala
A crowded scene at the Diner Dan sant on Saturday night shows numerous guests in smart frocks and cavaliers at a gala in the Battle House. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Forcheimer with R C Schwarz and Sydney Rosenbaum party from New Orleans, alongside many noted attendees from New York and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
Maurice Forcheimer
R. C. Schwarz
Henry Piser
Sydney Rosenbaum
New Orleans
J. Zenan
Edith Forcheimer
Forcheimer
Schwartz
Lloyd Richard
A. J. Brown
George Fearn, Sr
Murray Wheeler
Penrose Vass
Winglet
New York
Whiting
Tom Sims
A. J. Braeme
Montgomery
Russell Ladd
W. C. Lott
Erwin Lott
Mary Danner
Page
Alford Coates
Albert Fuller
Angelo Festorazzi
Ward Howard
Clyd Hunter
Bir
Diner dan sant closed the week of Jan 25 in ultra scintillation
Social notes record hosts and debutantes at two gatherings in Birmingham. Mr Tom Strong and others hosted Miss Irene Dunster and Miss Margaret Horn while Miss Elise Hall and others were debutantes at a separate table. Additional hosts included A B Taylor Minnis D P Bester and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingham
Tom Strong
Walter Inge
Frank Rosse
Wallace Parham
C. B. Fowlkes
W. G. Horn
Homer Flynn
Irene Dunster
Margaret Horn
Elise Hall
Gabrella Barret
Celia Webb
A. 8. Taylor
Minnis
D. P. Bester
Naylor
M. F. Kirkbride
Duggar
Frank Overall
C. B. Hays
L. G. McMillan
W. PF. Tebbetts
W. Howard
Dansant
Mrs C B Hayes Heads to Washington for Week Visit
Mrs C B Hayes leaves tomorrow for a week long visit to Washington. Mr Clayton Wing spent the week end at Jackson Alabama, his former home. Mrs John Hayley and children of Farnsdale are guests of Mobilians, their relatives, for an agreeable so journ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Wing
Jackson, Ala
John Hayley
Farnsdale
Mrs McGuire Hosts Japanese Ball A Ginormous Night
Mrs. McGuire hosted a Japanese themed ball on January 22 with eighty five ladies giving chrysanthemums to their dance partners. Theo Taylor and George Edward Drago, both nine, dressed as Japanese. Drago's orchestra played until after 1 am and a February repeat is planned. Committee members included H J Christofferson, Schwenk, Fincher, Skelly, Peter McGuire Jr, Bitzer, McCloud, Yost, Lapgan and Flach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drago
Negro accused of stealing crepe for hatband
Jessie Granderson, a Black man from Evergreen Alabama, was detained at police headquarters as a dangerous suspect after allegedly taking a piece of crepe from Arthur Lewis's door at 259 South Broad Street while seeking food. He claimed the fabric was to be used as a hatband and faces arraignment in recorder's court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Grandergon
Evergreen
Ala
Arthur Lewis
South Broad Street
Lewis
Granderson
Recorder’s Court
Quiet New Year Night Out Ends In Tension Over Bill
A couple, Warren and Helen, choose a quiet home evening but join friends the Stevens for a New Year’s Eve in a midtown restaurant. They encounter crowds, high prices, and a splintered mood as they compare costs and expectations, ending with uneasy reflections on spending and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Aroud
Helen
Icus Miro Stevens
Man
Broadway
Stevenses
Mrs. Stevens
Henry
H Broadway
Redmond Celebrates Home Rule Prospects in Ireland
Waterford Ireland January 26 John E Redmond leader of Irish Nationalists told a large crowd that barring accidents the home rule bill will become law this year Any changes would require opponents goodwill which he said is unlikely He urged supporters not to contest William O Briens Cork seat to avoid a nationalist split O Brien resigned after a challenge from Augustine Roche to test support and pledged to meet any Irish party member to decide acceptance of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waterford
Ireland
John E. Redmond
Redmond
William O'Brien
O'Brien
Cork
Augustine Roche
M. P
North Louth
John Redmond Down
Oysters Regulation Sparks Dispute Among Alabama Boatmen
Alabama oyster commission reports objections from boatmen and shippers to exporting oysters for steaming under the culling rule. President Craft notes steam oysters must be 2 1 2 inches long while raw oysters require 2 inches in width to stay competitive with interstate markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Oyster Commission
Craft
Bishop Beckwith Confirms Two Classes at Mobile Churches
The Rt. Rev. C. M. Beckwith of Alabama confirmed two large classes during Sunday services at Christ Church and Trinity Church. Morning gathering at 11 o clock and a 7 20 p m service drew large congregations as neighborhood information bureaus were noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Beckwith
Episcopal Church of Alabama
Mobile
Christ Church
Trinity Church
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Ociet Bell
the Battle House
H. T. Inge
Hamilton Whigs Club
Henry Halli
City Bank and Trust Co
City Bank
Bell Phone
Laura Adams
Nelson and Bailey
S. Royal
F. H. Gaines
Business Women's Club
Knights of Columbus
Margharita Ligon
Herndon Smith
Lo Mode
Miss Ligon
Mr. Smith
L. C. Fry
Ladd
D. P. Bestor, JR
G. A. Michael
Assi
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
Baroness Vaughn
Ann Coen
Mabel Herbert Urner
Mr. Stevens
Wall Street
Maxwell's
Hillard
Stevens
Paris
Curtis
Twdollars
C. M. Beckwit
van Antwerp
Drua Cors
Marguerite Farrell
MR. Martie Deem
Florence Kelly
Comedienne
MR. Henry Rudolph
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