To Spend the Summer Abroad Miss Van Aller Family
Miss Mary Augusta Van Aller and her niece Miss Eugenia Van Aller depart for Philadelphia and then Europe for the summer. They plan tours of old world capitals and a stay in Europe. The Van Allers are a cosmopolitan family with Prussian and Turkish army ties. Eugenia, a Bart on graduate and teacher, will return to Mobile in early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Augusta van Aller
Eugenia van Aller
Philadelphia
Fatherland
van Allers
Herr van Aller
America
Europe
Eugenia
Old Barton
Mobile
van Aller
Mrs Pride Jones and Daughter Head to Birmingham Visit
Mrs Pride Jones and her daughter Margaret depart for Birmingham to visit Mrs Phares Colerfian, sister of Mrs Jones. Colerfian has many Mobile friends rejoicing as she nears recovery from a recent severe illness and travels with hopes of full convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride Jones
Margaret
Birmingham
Jones
Phares Colerfian
Mobile
Mobile Girls Shine With Sweet Voices At Recital
Miss Marie Shaffer drew high praise at the Dunster recital Tuesday for singing Woodman’s Birthday and Ruben’s I Love the Moon. A connoisseur with abroad study praised her rich tones and stage potential. Also, Miss Margarita Ligon impressed with a Scots ballad Laddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Marie Shaffer
Woodman
Ruben
Dunster
Miss Margharita Ligon
Mobile Talent Dazzles in Joyful Vocal Display
Miss Ligon of Mobile joins Del Riego in a lively program featuring the delightfully titled Happy Song. The pairing highlights the city’s young vocal gifts with evident stage appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Riego
Miss Ligon
Pleasant visit sparks social card games in Mobile
Mrs. Stanfield of Birmingham visits Mobile and renews family ties with Mrs. J. W. Hunter. A Niggerlake picnic triggered informal card parties hosted by Hunter and Stanfield, followed by auction games at the homes of T. K. Jackson and Junius Woolf with guests including Col. Flagler and others. Stanfield planned a Cod en trip before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Mrs. Stanfield
Birmingham
Mobile
J. W. Hunter
Niggerlake
Junius Woolf
Hunter
Stanfield
Parsons
J. W. Woolf
Col. Flagler
T. K. Jackson
Coden
Local Social Happenings and Music Recital Cast
For today Mrs J D Sutton hosts the New Bridge Club at 3 p m to honor her daughter. Miss Bettie D Rosson presents a piano recital with Miss Eugenie Rosson on violin at McGill Institute at 8 15 p m. Barton graduates of 1912 13 14 are asked to convene at 6 o'clock at Barton Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sutton
Barton
Barton Academy
Mrs Ellis Mumma Hosts D A R Tea in Rob ertsdale
Mrs Ellis Lewis Mumma of Robertsdale will host an afternoon tea for the Mobile Chapter D A R at the Cawthon home from 6 30 to 6 30 PM.
Misses Burgess Mc Gowin Enjoy Europe Then Rome
Misses Ethel Burgess and Ruth Mc Gowin left early season for Europe enjoying a Rome sojourn of two weeks Florence next on their itinerary and then Italian and Swiss lakes. Mr and Mrs Montgomery Inge and their young son plan mid July plantation near Newbern Ala then New York autumn visit. Annie Moore departs for Perdue Hill after weeks in Mobile with the Morrisette sisters and others attend a Perdue Hill house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Burgess
Ruth McGowin
Europe
Rome
Oweelks
Florence
Montgomery
Inge
Newbern
Ala
New York City
Annie Moore
Perdue Hill
Mobile
Morrisette
Genevieve McCuure
Odile Morrisette
Vivian Hoffman
Jessie May Hoffman
Bridge Luncheon Honors a June Bride in Green Theme
A bridge party yesterday at one oclock hosted by Mrs Bernard McCoy celebrated a June bride in Mobile society. The table featured a green satin centerpiece with fern fronds and crystal vase, green shaded candles, and white and green confections. Guests enjoyed breezy decor and petite fans serving as place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McCoy
Mobile Society
Woman Lawyer Wins Suit After Threat to Indict Judge
Mrs. William J. Sutton, recent law graduate, won a suit after threatening to indict Justice Frank Mulford if a speedy trial was not granted. She represented Ada Lewis whose husband, a Fair Haven politician, had deserted her and their 13 year old daughter. Lewis was placed under bond to provide a monthly stipend to his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Sutton
New
Ada Lewis
Fair Haven
N. J
Justice of the
Frank Mul
Ford
Lewis
Social Tea and Bridge Event Near Paducah Revealed
Mrs. Taylor won a silver fern vase in a two table auction bridge gathering with Mrs. Montgomery taking the consolation blue bird brooch. A white rose gift honored the guest of the afternoon event as guests mingled in Sylvan themed decor. Miss Ellis Lewis Mumma of Mobile visits with Col Mumma and son Mr. B M Sabaneacetie. An informal tea for the D A R chapter will be hosted at the Cawthon residence from 6:30 to 6:30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Creed Taylor
G.nesen
John——Shearer
Frank Dubois
John Montgomery
Samuel Winstead
Paducah
Shackleford
Taylor
Montgomery
Ellis Lewis
Mumma
Chicago
Epee Sag Se Ala
Col
B. M
Aneacetie Ie Hehek
Baltimore
Cawthon
Party Called Off For Polly and Lucy Winston Paine
Misses Polly and Lucy Winston Paine were to be honored at a Wednesday 500 party but were unexpectedly called home yesterday. Hostess Mrs L E Hermann felt the loss of the pleasure, as the guests had many friends in Mobile and were much feted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Polly
Lucy Winston Paine
L. E. Hermann
Mobile
Warren
Astor-Rity
Seventve
Helen
Pretty Girls Visit Relatives In Meridian And Selma
Misses Lucille and Mary Knight Rush, guests of their youthful aunt Mrs. Bearle Norris Floyd, attend society events in Meridian before visiting Selma with hosts K B C Fowlkes and F A Fowlkes. Mrs Norris plans a further visit to Mobile while the Misses Rush stay several days in Selma before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Mary Knight Rush
Meridian
Bearle Norris Floyd
Jeff
Selma
K. Bb
Fourth of July Regatta Trip From Point Clear to Pensacola
A party of Mobile residents led by Paul Danner and Carl Holzborn traveled by car via Point Clear to Pensacola for the Fourth of July regatta. They planned to stay overnight, return to Point Clear Sunday, and resume by Pleasure Bay to Mobile on Monday. The journey showcases the Mobile district’s July scenery and bay voyage.
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Councustom
Mobile Bay
Pensacola
Paul Danner
Tony McIntosh
Fred Holzborn
George Lesesne
Danner
Carl Holzborn
Lucile Overall
E. G. Maxon
Holzborn
Point Clear
Penracola
Mobile
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Notice
Government Street Methodist church calls for full attendance tomorrow at 4 20 p m for regular first Friday business meeting followed by a study course led by Miss Haopper on the third Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Government Street Methodist Church
Electra Semmes Colston Chapter Invited to Excursion
The Raphael Semmes Camp invites Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U. D. C. to join an excursion tomorrow July 4. The train departs the city at 8 36 with transportation at the station for U. D. C members who should wear badges for identification. Mrs Laura Crooks of Pensacola is the guest of Mrs and Miss Schneider for a several week visit and will attend many social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra Semmes Colston
Raphael Semmes
Cohen
Laura Crooks
Pensacola
Miss Schneider
Nicholas Hines Wedding at St Vincent Church
Nicholas Hines wed in a 4 PM Wednesday ceremony at St Vincent's church with Rev Father Brady officiating. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Hines
St. Vincent’s Church
Father Brady
Former Mobile Girl Weds Moncure Biddle in Inglis
Miss Brenda Fenollosa daughter of Mrs Ernest Fenollosa of Boston married Moncure Biddle of Philadelphia at Inglis summer home of Charles I. Searle. Ceremony by Rev Dr Dewitt S Clark and Rev T F Waters. Attendants Corinna Searle and Helen Grazier. After breakfast the couple planned to reside at Chestnut Hill and visit Nova Scotia.
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Ips
Ice
Mass
Inglisby
Charles I. Searle
Boston
Brenda Fenollosa
Ernest Fenollosa
Moncure Biddle
Philadelphia
A. Sydney Bibble
William S. Fenollosa
Salem
Mr. Biddle
Harvard
George Biddle
Francia Bh
Sydney G. Biddle
Willam B. Wheelen
J. Gilbert _Mcilvaine
Edward A. Waters
J. Murray Watts
Thomas H. Dougherty
Biddle
Rittenhouse Club
Walter H. Brady
Oston
Townsend Palmer
Middletown
Conn
Nova Scotia
Chestnut Hill
Marriage of Mr Charles Anthony Nicholas and Miss Mabel Hines
The wedding of Charles Anthony Nicholas and Mabel Elizabeth Hines took place at the bride’s home with Miss Mary Hines as bridesmaid and Claude Goodard as best man. The bride wore crepe de chine and carried white carnations, the reception followed from 8 to 11 with elegant decor by Miss Lena Balady and refreshments served in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Young Peoples
Charles Anthony Nicholas
Mabel Elizebeth Hines
Mary Hines
Claude Goodard
John Hines
South Royal. Street
MobHe Eelec
Lena Balady
Bertha Hines
Madeline Allenbach
Mary and
Joste Don
Arrived Si Third Year By Mabel Herbert Urner
In a New York dining room during a waiter strike Warren and Helen observe a crowded restaurant amid shortages. They hear from a veteran waiter about 83 cent daily wages, $25 monthly with fines, and the push for living wages and better conditions. The piece contrasts tipping culture with worker pay and public acceptance of the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arried SI
Mabel Herbert Urner
Warren
Helen
Slelen
Ilia
Galary
Ailing Women of Middle Age in Fleetwood Pa
Letter from a Fleetwood Pa reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during menopause. The testimonial describes headaches dizziness hot flashes and improved health after using the remedy. The ad-copy emphasizes warning symptoms and urges treatment to strengthen the nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pickham
Epward
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deputy Imperial Potentate to Lead Panama Canal Class Initiation
Dr. Frederick R. Smith deputy Imperial potentate of the Shrine will serve as chief rabban at the initiation of a class on the locks of the Panama canal on Labor Day in Rochester New York according to a report from Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Frederick R. Smith
Rabban
Panama
Daughters of Isabella Reelect National Officers at Convention
The national convention completed its final business session yesterday and re elected national officers including supreme regent Mrs Mary W H McKernon of Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspercal
National Convention of the Daughters of Isabella
Mins Mary WL
McKernon
Utica
Nicholases Plan Visit With Aunt at 320 St Emanuel
Mr and Mrs Nicholas will reside with their aunt Mrs T Fr Carey at 320 St Emanuel Street as part of a family arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovan
Nicholas
T. Fr. Carey
St. Emanuel Street
Government to Issue Journal of Research
Radical changes in agriculture publications will create a Journal of Research issued monthly or more often. It will be edited by three department representatives and two from colleges and stations, replacing past technical bulletins while farmer bulletins continue and regional pamphlets address local problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
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News of Feminine World
Bell
C. J. Moffett
Jefferson Medical College
C. J. Moffett Medicine Co
St. Louis
Ellis Lewis Mumma
Robertsdale
Mobile Girls
Dauphin Street
East Royal
Dauphin
Cis Maumenee Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician
North Royal Street
Kodak Films
Zadek Jewelry Company
Maxwell
Mrs. Hilbert
Orry
Government
Journal OF Research
Emile
Herpin
Allewant Rae
St. Emanue Street
Merchants Bank
Alabama
Willis & Percy Jewelers
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