Entertaining Guests At Social Dances In The South
A sequence of society dances featured guests including Miss Marie and honor guests Miss Holland Washington and Miss Lillian Ny of Troy. The Birmingham reception hosted by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Brown drew bohemian guests at the Old Mill Inn with Miss Lillie Taylor as hostess. A Pinehurst dance hosted by Miss Helen Brady honored Miss Lillian Draper with Mrs. Fitts and daughters hosting in a grand home setting.
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Iment
Marie Last Aeting
Holland Washington
Ra Camp
Lillianny of
Troy
Spain
Birmingham
Gus Moore
Cherry Crawford
Ashly Long
Frank Batton
Miles Gresham
Harry Ones
Murray Nicholson
Ckland
Howard Fulenwider
Frank Spain
Joe Yates
Cox
Martin Ponceler
Ed Coleman
Pensacola
William Madison Mason
Washington
Ellis Knowles
Dowdell Brown
Atlanta
W. A. Blount
Lillie Taylor
Old Mill Inn
Mary Emma Nettles
Bessie Kelly
Beatrice Alvarez
Mobile
Pensacola News
Miss Brady
Dreaper
Helen Brady
Lillian Draper
Tuscaloosa
Charles Fitts
Helen Y
Summer social notes and visitors in Meridian area
Personal mentions from the Meridian Star record many locals at Battles for the summer and visiting friends and relatives across Mississippi and nearby states. Names include James Newton Goodloe Mrs Annie Loretta and Avice Lucille Goodloe and others visiting Mobile Pensacola Gulfport and Birmingham with plans to attend Rotary conventions and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newton Goodloe
Annie Loretta
Avice Lucille Goodloe
M. Luck
Bertha Freeland
Cincinnati
Clarence
Ruff
Wil- Hac
Inville
Robert Mims
State Street
J. C. Nabors
Mike Hartley
Meridian Star
Frank P. Glass
Louise
Evelyn Glass
Byron Glass
Rotary
San Nessee
Albert Treadway
Birmingham
Leslie Lide
Dauphin Island
Nearb
JL. Lide
Brooks Lide
W. Y. Moore
L. E. Gentry
Pensacola. Fe
J. T. Adams
van and
Evelyn
Mobile
W. S. Anderson
Mobile Bay
Montrose
Baldwin Times
A. G. Richards
Lowery
Leo Tiesse
J. H. McDaniels
Panama City
Fla
Dessie McManus
Gulfport
Frances Baumhauer
Annie Grice
Orleans Boxer Tony Condie Dies From Boxing Injury
Tony Condie aged 21 died in New Orleans from a blow received in a boxing match with Walter Gilbert. A coroner's jury found the injury grave after an initial hemorrhage and the boxer remained unconscious following the incident last Wednesday. Gilbert is held pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Orleans
Tony Condie
Walter Gilbert
Condie
Three Directors Named for Orleans Branch of the Atlanta Reserve Bank
Three directors for the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank branch to be formed in New Orleans were elected at a Atlanta meeting. The new directors are J. H. Fulton president of the Commercial National Bank New Orleans Sol Wexler president of the Whitney National Bank New Orleans and W J Davis of Jackson Mississippi Fulton and Wider will be class A directors while Wider will be class B.
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Orleans
The
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Orleans
Atlanta Bank
J. H. Fulton
Commercial National ‘Bank
Sol Wexler
Whitney National Bank
W. J. Davis
Jackson
Miss
Fulton
Wider
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday Party At Empire Theatre
The Mobile Item notes several children born in July, listing names and ages, inviting them to a birthday picture party this afternoon at the Empire Theatre. Readers are asked to submit full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor at least two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Williamson
Charles Lamont Bonifay
Broad St
Jones
Bananas and Ships Move in Caribbean Trade
The Bluefields did not arrive with United Fruit cargo yesterday and cleared today for return. The Viator arrived with about 18 000 banana bunches from Porto Cortez Honduras. The Hristiane from London via Canada reached the lower bay. Tug Gulfport departed for Gulfport after overhaul at Pinto docks. Dronning Olga carrying sisal for Caribbean and Southern Steamship Co arrived and will change officers with Captain Urlands assuming command from Captain Hansen and six subordinates arriving from New York.
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Bluefields
United Fruit Company
Viator
Porto Cortes
Honduras
London
Canada
Gulfport
Miss
Pinto Docks
Carrbbean and Southern Steamship Company
Seeberg Steamship Company
Dronning Olga
Olga
Aug. Urlands
Hansen
Urlands
New York
Weather and river forecast for shipping regions today
Shippers must guard against 96 degree heat for 36 hours as north east and west shipments continue. Tombigbee river and branches rise over the next two days with minor changes at Demopolis. Alabama River levels trend down at Montgomery and Selma. A high barometer heat ridge dominates the east with scattered showers in the South while a low pressure area from Montana to the Missouri Valley brings rains and warm southern winds into Texas. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Tombigbee
Demopolis
Alabama
Montgomery
Selma
Mississippi River
Montana
Missouri Valley
Mexican
Texas
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Bryan Bryan Bryan comments on German note Yale?
William Jennings Bryan said he was glad that Germany had indicated a desire to reach a satisfactory understanding after a summary of the German note was read to him by telephone. He spoke from Santa Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Glad
Germany
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Santa Cruz
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Donald Joseph Laws aged 10 died after heart trouble at his father's business in Southern Market and at home on North Lafayette. Two months old W L McGuire died in city infirmary. burial at Pine Crest following services by Dixon McKay. Funeral for William Lee McGuire held at 3:30 pm with ministers Daniel Y Register and S W Roberts officiating. interment Pine Crest cemetery with Woodmen of the World and United Order of United American Mechanics delegations. Pallbearers named B S Edwards C A Gentry Kent Savage Arthur Rush B Jones T A Fairley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Joseph Laws
Joachim Laws
North
Lafayette Street
William D
W. L. McGuire
William Lee McGuire
Dixon & McKay
Daniel. Y. Register
S. W. Roberts
Pine Crest Cemetery
Maple Camp No. 5
Woodmen of the World
Council No
United Order of United American Mechanics
B.S. Edwards
Kent Savage
Arthur Rush
B. Jones
T. A. Fairley
Mobile Baseball Association Placed Under Receiver
The Mobile Baseball Association was placed under a receiver Friday at 7 p.m. after a chancery court petition was granted. T. K. Jackson, president, was named receiver to operate the association for 30 days while officers seek reorganization and a stronger club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Baseball Association
Chancery Court
T. K. Jackson
Jackson
Filming Weddings Latest Fad In Atlanta Society
The trend toward movie wedding records grows with Atlanta brides pushing for film coverage. Reports describe high profile ceremonies in New Orleans and Philadelphia, noting public interest and debates about viewing rights.
Out of Town Figures Headed for Extended Business Trip
Edward T. Allen formerly with Albright and Wood plans a three month journey starting Sunday night along the Mobile and Ohio route to St. Louis Kansas City Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Los Angeles H G Clarke leaves Friday for Wilmer on business Daniel Dacovich a night clerk at St Andrews Hotel Mobile is in Citronelle for a rest, stopping at the Greyledge Hotel
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E, Ooley
A. Berrey
J. D. Turner
J. D
Miss
Leakesville
Battle House
S. D. Logan
beeWeek
Ward
Selma
Ala
Geo. Stuart
Montgomery
Bienville
C. H. Burke
Birmingham
Als
H. A. Forshac
Chattanooga
Busbees
Bend
Mobile
Ohio
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mr. Allen
H. G. Clarke
Wilmer
Daniel Dacovich
St. Andrews Hotel
Greyledge Hotel
Archbishop Quigley Deteriorates in Chicago Sick Room
Rochester dispatch reports Archbishop James Edward Quigley of Chicago described as gradually sinking and weaker with paralysis spreading through the body. No feeding has occurred for sixty hours as of the morning bulletin from his sick room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
James Edward Quigley
Chicago
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H. A. Dolle
Charlesne
Harles Ellerman
George Lawrence
Thay
Whistler
Elizabeth D. Rosson Jett
Carson
W. EB. Power
Verna Johnson
Ruth Adams
George Myser
W. F. Snowden
Pineapple
George B. Toulmin
Cooper
P. Burford
Willis Gibson
M. J. Dowell
Charlotte Cowart
Willie Hamilton
George County Times
W. C. Thompson
United States Navy
Signal Corps
Emma
Elizabeth McAlpine
Julia Anderson
Lucy Perrin
Eutan Whig and Observer
Roland Donovan
J. W. Martin
Donovan
Louise Smith
Fairhope
Pices
Peter m
Felix Porter
George Maxwell
Ocean Springs
Rachel Farrow
J. H. Ham
Meridian
Walton Davis
Bob
A. J. Davis
Mary Jane Smith
Vor. Delchambs
B. J. Erikson
Silver Hill
Apor
ALL Dau
Ny Matias Medic
Chichester S Pills
Conman Bell
NiRoyal St
China
Frisco
Frau Marie von Poppenheim
Frau
Hedwig Meyer
Waldeck
Mer
Marie von Poppenheim
Hedwig Meyer-Waldeck
Hans Bertha
Gadmar
S. S. Frederick Will
Berlin
Copenhagen
Marie von Pappenheim
Pekin
Hedwig
King-Chau
Hans
Bertha
Dagmar
Lincoln
Frau von Pappenheim
Peking
India
Frau Mayor Waldeck
Formosa
Marine News
William D. Dickinson
Henderson
Fitshugh Lee
State Auditor
Tax Commission
Murry White
Birming
Jane Dowling Foote
Polly Peachtree
Hearst
Sunday American
Times
Genevieve Clark
James M. Thomson
Speaker Clark
Marie Louise Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Gurnee Munn
Clark
Perenne
Sreseeid
Quigley
Beaty
Cuticura
Southern Bell
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