Trinity Social Club Outing at Monroe Park
A Mobile social page notes the Trinity Social Club summer outing at Monroe Park with 35 to 40 members and guests enjoying a breezy ride, a cinema program, and a picnic by the bay. Miss Miriam Gup is the nuptial honoree of Thursday. Miss Bridewell hosts a box party and plans for Monday seaside camping.
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Trinity Social Club
Trinity Church
Monroe Park
Louise Sprague
May Jones
Carl Greene
Cawthon Corner
Starlit Bay
Trinity Chapter House
Miriam Gup
Max Fry
Cinematograph Arty
Pauline Lichtbach
Gay Little Company
Melanie Marx
Rose Reiss
Rose London
Lucedale
Lucile Zelnick
Mr. Neubrick
Matilda Friedman
New Orleans
Mobile
Miss Bridewell
Bridewell
Owen Farley
John Adams
W. Reed
Bancroft
Genevieve Lucy
Mrs Allison Hosts Miss Mabel McCorkle at Bridge Party
Meridian guest Miss Mabel McCorkle to be introduced to Mrs T. Allison and friends at a 4 30 bridge party today. Friday evening Mrs Allison will host another pleasant gathering in her honor.
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Mabel McCorkle
Meridian
A Variety Dance Turns To Tango To Escape Turkey Trot
A newspaper notice notes the shift from the turkey trot to the tango as dancers and teachers seek decency. Observers claim dozens of tango steps exist and some performances mix multiple courses of tango into social events. The piece discusses stage and dinner dances embracing the Tango Argentino.
Social Whistler Gathers for Fourth of July Visits
Social notes list H H Hallett and family from Mobile staying with E D Nichols at Prichard Hill. Edward Nichols Jr visiting C C Clark in Macon Mississippi A J May and son return to Birmingham. Maggie Welch visits at Point Clear. Miss Adams and daughter visit Meridian relative. Miss Ballentine and Hitcher heading to Virginia. John Tew and Algernon back to Meridian. R E Reed returns to Jackson. Rev Calendar of Prichard preaches at Bethany Baptist.
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H. H. Hallett
Mobile
E. D. Nichols
Prichard Hill
Edward Nichols, Jr
C. C. Clark
Macon
A. J
May
Birmingham
Maggie Welch
R. V. Taylor
Point Clear
Adams
Jackson
Ala
Calendar of Prichard
Bethany Baptist Church
Terpsichorean spectacle dazzles at Moulin Rouge in Paree
The piece describes a vibrant South American diver tissement at the Moulin Rouge in Paris full of fire and grace. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas J Larkin to Mobile and Europe, and lists various social engagements and travel details of local society figures including Miss Janie Ryser hosting a card party and plans for bridal events and vacations.
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Thomas J. Larkin
The Domineering Maid and the Household Strife
Helen debates Maggie the maid about extra work and dinner plans. Warren dismisses Mrs Dawson and Maggie’s stubbornness while Helen teeters between resentment and sympathy, then forgives and forgives again as domestic tensions simmer.
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Helen
Warren
Maggie
Stevenses
South
Miss Merrill
South Orange
Local social notes recount summer travel and visits
Miss Frances Hal left for a Boston visit while Mrs. Edward Moneagle of Birmingham arrives for three weeks with relatives and her sister Mrs. P. J. Maguire on Palmetto street. Mrs. R B Morrissette and two children head to Euska Aal for summer. Miss M C Ward visits Ocean Springs. Mrs. Russell Thompson and family sail to Biloxi for the season. Miss Katie Graham departs Pensacola after a stay with Miss Carrie Gale.
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Edward Moneagle
Birmingham
P. J. Maguire
Palmetto Street
R .B. Morrissette
Euska, Aal
Russell Thompson
Biloxi, Miss
Katie Graham
Pensacola, Fla
Carrie Gale
Mobile Hive No 3 Meeting Hosts Ella L. Mark Guest
Mobile Alabama event notes Miss Ella L. Mark of Birmingham as Deputy Supreme Commander for Alabama Mississippi Georgia and Florida will be guest at regular Thursday night meeting of Ladies of the Maccabees. Mrs T T Palmer and daughter Mamie depart for Memphis Tennessee then Hendersonville North Carolina for several weeks.
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Mobile Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ella L. Mark
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
T. T. Palmer
Mamie Palmer
Memphis
Cat and Mouse Bill Proving Efficacious
LONDON July 9 The main instances as evidence of the cat and mouse bill suppressing militancy show a drop from 204 suffragettes under sentence fifteen months ago to 21 today. Of the nine in prison seven are on regular food and twelve have been temporarily released. A big meeting in Queen's Hall tonight demanded repeal of the bill with similar gatherings planned nationwide.
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Associated Press
London
Queen's Hall
Cambridge Defeats Oxford in Annual Three Day Match
London July 9 Cambridge University cricket eleven defeats Oxford University by four wickets at Lord s in the annual three day match.
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Associated Press
London
Cambridge University Cricket Eleven
Oxford University
Lords
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News of Feminine World
Apollo
Keats
Bell
Social News of
Whistler
Mrs. M. Gup
Janie Ryser
Gladys Hatton
Knoxville
Tenn
Minnie Black
Chicago
Arnold’ Troxler
Emelda
Irene Dougal
M. A. Townsend
Madison Streets
Alex Ross
Dan Oppenheimer
Pensacola
Ensley
Claude Kimball
Ella Packer Blacksher
Annie Stevens Parker
Helen Terrell
Terrell
Albert S. Fuller
John Randolph Bolling
Richmond
University Law School
Tuscaloosa
Bolling
U. M
Hagan’solia Balm
Eames
Eee
Lyon Mfg
South Fifth
Brooklyn, N.Y
Priex
Yeend Potter Co, Inc
Moving Picture Company
Dauphin Street
Rochester
Junior
Madras
Norfolk
Arried
Mabel Herbert Urner
Bef Bele
University of Alabama
Frances Hal
Boston
M. C. Ward
Ocean Springs
Miss
Cambridge Cricketers
Atlantic City
N. J
Chelsea
Ostend
J City
P. Rahter
Coven
Broadway
88Th
86Th Streets
Tral Park
Riverside Drive
86Th Street
New York
Aceusie
Willis
Percy
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