Club Setting Bridge With Mrs N L Vickers in Her Honor
Miss Etoile White visits in Battles for a series of entertaining events in Mobile. A chartered week includes a dinner at the Mobile Yacht Club a bridge luncheon by Mrs N L Vickers and a Vineyard supper all in her honor. Guests include Miss Etoile White Miss Eloise Ibach Mrs Marie Stoll Mrs Hattie Arnold and others with prizes and a light supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Vickers
Etoilene
Aleta Stoll
Battles
Mobile Yacht Club
Vickers
Miss White
Clara Sim
Margaret Vickers
Mildred Shaffer
Hattie Arnold
Eloise
White
Eloise Ibach
Earid Marie Stoll
Etoile White
Messrs
John Jossen
Tom Halsett
English Cody
Aubrey Gimin
Mr McPhillips
Taylor
Winé
Marie Stoll
Aubrey Toulmin
Gul van Antwerp
Wing family entertaining week at Jackson social
Mrs. Clayton Wing hosts a pleasant gathering at Wing me in Jackson with members of the Jack ounger society and Mobilianis guests including Miss Agnes Iikes Miss Amy Wilson Miss Lil skson and Mr John Baumbhauer Other attendees list numerous locals and a prize is awarded to Miss Helen Adler for brightest pupil The event features an afternoon school room games a lunch and a back gallery used as a classroom Miss Spain entertains visiting girls with a bridge party and summer flowers In addition Lee Noble hosts a dance for Miss Martha Johnston of Atlanta with many young guests and punch and ice courses served The Brightness of Life poem by W Dayton Wegefarth concludes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Wing
Jackson
Jackounger Society
Agnes Iikes
Amy Wilson
Lilskson
John Baumbhauer
Iss Fowlkes
Mr. Baumhauer
Miss Wilson
Is Doyle
Helen Adler
Rose Eichberg
Annie Rothotsc
Amelia Berlin
Cecile Goldstein
Myra Eichberg
Grace Zelnicker
Edna Pincus
Edith Metzger
Rebecca Jacobs
Rita Reiss
Eva Gup
Myra Cohen
Miss Spain
Lillian Brantley
Troy
Marie Merrill
Mobile
Lee Etta Paul
Louise Spain
Birmingham News
Alice Bowie
Pauline White
Emma Collins
Mary Sessions
Emily Dixon
Leona Plosser
B. T. Rochester
Lee Nobles
Martha Johnston
Lee Noble
Atlanta
L. L. Noble
Dauphin Way
Lee
Sadie Lyons
Katherine Lyons
Emma Lou Cawthon
Dorothy Ramsey
Martha Thompson
Gretchen Sherman
Susie
Jennie Prout
Lennie Earl Elliott
Margaret Williams
Katherine Powell
Margaret Hempstead
Mary Lee Turner
Pat Moulton
Russell Moulton
LeGrange Batson
Hugh Kilborn
John Ramsey
Matt
Howard Marhorner
William Powell
de van Dumas
Carl Thompson
T. C. Savage
Lauderdale
Elizabeth
Meridian Star
Augusta Hooks
McIntosh Bluff
Ruth Gaudin
Birmingham
Battles
Bimingham News
Lillie Belle McGowin
Fairhope
Maggie Dalton
West Point
W. O. Meyer
New Orleans
8. Rosen
Norman Reiss
Harold Simon
Biloxi
Edwina Savage
Montgomery
Joe Marcus
Henry Hess
Charles Hess
Mage
J.R. Ennis
Tessie Ennis
Dorothy Tonsmetre
Bitoxt
Tom Scales
Ridgewood
Virginia Hoge
S. H. Smith
Daphne
Mabel Hartwell
Joseph Hynde
Point Clgar
Sincerity of Mrs Wolff Undoubted by Birmingham Woman
Mrs J C Wolff of 108 7 St Woodlawn Birmingham testifies to Vitalitas as nature’s greatest tonic. She suffered years of acute digestion and nervousness, avoided operations, lost weight, and could eat only certain foods. After five months and four to five bottles she reports weight gain digestion improved and nerves calm. The ad urges readers to obtain Vitalitas at Sutton’s Drug Store through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton's
Carrie Holley returns from Fairhope normal school
Prichard residents share news of visits and events. Carrie Holley returns home from Fairhope where she attended normal school. Mrs. W D Statham hosts a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ida Mae Byrd with ice course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Ala
Carrie Holley
Fairhope
Annie
Jessie Mae Saxon
Susie Clara Jones
Whistler
J. B. Pittman
W. D. Statham
Ida Mae Byrd
Byrd
Pauline Willis
Willie Gilpin
New Orleans
Eight Mile Creek
St. Stephens Road
Holiness Church
Chester Chandler
Bryars
Plateau
W. W. Larry
Meridian
Miss
Charles Whiteman
Jake Beal
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roy Pruitt
Allen
Hazel Wilkins
Myers
Visitors check into Biloxi area hotels with wide variety
A long list of guests staying across Biloxi hotels includes visitors from Atlanta Jackson New Orleans and Birmingham among others. Notable entries mention W H Lawson C T McCorquodale J I Pittman and many others with stays at Battle House Klosky's Windsor and other properties. Several local residents host or join guests for visits at Point Clear and nearby resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienville
W. H. Lawson
Atlanta
C. T. McCorquodale
Joe McCorquodale
J. I. Pittman
Salitpa
Ala
B. Hosehold
Grand Bay
H. Wilkingon
New Orleans
Battle House
C. W. Jackson
Moss Point
Miss
C. W. Edrick
Troy
Bert M. Meadow
Birmingham
Alex McRea
Florala
J. I. Ford
Pascagoula
P. Kirkland
Savannah
St. Andrew
V. Hunter
Galveston
Tex
E. N. Patton
Laurel
James Gardner
R. G. Wilson
Jackson
B. Cox
Sweet Water
G. N. Ellis
Atmore
Klosky’s
Misses Young
Daphne
J. A. McCall
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
M. Schloss
Selma
W. J. Biggio
Montgomery
Windsor
Samuel Tompkins
G. H. Burns
Georgia Mae Burns
E. M. Richerson
Bay Minette
D. A. Bonner
Fowl River
D. Pfeminger
Rochester
New York
R. H. Chiles and Son
Lurline Fuller
Stockton
W. H. Williamson
Yazoo City
F. L. Woodruff
Atlanta, Ga
G. A. L. Poynter
Jasper S. Kyle
Clarksburg
W. Va
Parents and the Child: Conflicting Aims and Unified Authority
A reflective piece on how parental Discord harms a child's trust. It recounts a seven year old, overhearing a mother blame the father for worry, and contrasts parental unity with the smoother effect of consistent rules. The author argues decisively for parents to harmonize and shield children from outbursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Mobilian Joseph Espalla Visits State Capital
Mobile political figure Joseph Espalla visited the state capital early in the week. He describes himself as a Henderson supporter and notes Henderson carried Mobile County by a handsome majority. Espalla believes Henderson will be a fine governor and urges loyal Alabama supporters to back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Montgomery
Sons
Alabama
Chicago Street Car Men to Get Increase
The 14,000 Chicago street car workers who struck to shut down transport will receive a wage increase and a two year contract instead of three. The arbitration board's award will be made public tomorrow, per the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune Today
Arbitration Board
Recorder's Docket: Vagrant fined. rider fined. appeal filed
Eugene Striber, arrested for vagrancy, was fined 200 dollars or seventy days hard labor in recorder's court and chose to serve. Leonard Buck received seventy days on the county highway for an insulting remark aloud. Joe Albright was fined 25 dollars for speeding, gave notice of appeal, bond set at 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Eugene Striber
Hyland
Recorder’s Court
Leonard Buck
Joe Albright
Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat Breathing on Sargol
A physician endorses Sargol tablets as a fat gaining aid for severely undernourished individuals. The text claims the tablet supplies missing nutrients, aids digestion, and converts sugars and starches into nourishment, promising gains up to twenty pounds in a month with oral administration.
Oakdale Visitors Travel Plans Toward Montgomery and Chattanooga
Mrs Edwin Patterson spent a pleasant day with her mother Mrs Purington of Toulminville Tuesday. Miss Nellie Collins and Miss Will Mae Shields, visiting Oakdale relatives, left for Montgomery then Chattanooga before returning to Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Patterson
Purington
Toulminville
Nellie Collins
Will Mae Shields
Oakdale
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Court business and calls in law and equity dockets
Law and Equity Court listings show judgments by default for several defendants including Grafton French in multiple cases with amounts 2500 300 and 1200, a garnishee judgment of 500, and a $574.89 plaintiff award against Mobile Hoe Co. Equity calls note a decree quieting title and other hearings. Friday calls include several civil actions and bank related suits in Bay Minette courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Harry T. Inge
Grafton French
T. M. Blake
W. M. Boykin
Rogers
Charles Line
Garnishee
A. Y. Glover
Horace W. Thurber
Sean Pressed Steel Hoe & Tool
Mobile Hoe Co
G. E. Newman
C. B. Stevens
J. G. Bourne
White & Benson
To Overcome Sunburn Freckles Wrinkles
A reader explains using ordinary metricalized wax smeared on the face overnight to peel away outer skin and reveal a fresh complexion. Daily application allegedly removes faded or blotchy tone, with a response noting minimal irritation. An ounce of wax suffices, and a Saxolite-Witch Hazel solution is advised to treat wrinkles from sun and wind.
Monroe Park Movies and New Pictorial Offerings
Local schedule lists The White and Black Snowball The Claim of Honor Sue Selig new release The Angel of and Pictorial No 53 Lillian Brown Lancaster Monkey Business amid cinema lineup at Monroe Park showing titles and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selig
The
Angel of & Pictorial
Lillian Brown Lancaster
Monkey Business
Stuardi Recovers His Launch and Captures the Swindler
San Antonio officers arrest a man posing as a city editor after he passed bad checks to buy a launch. The suspect, John Hardy formerly Worthenberger, bought gear with no funds, added a steering wheel and searchlight, then fled but the launch was recovered near St Michael street. He was nabbed near the Mallory docks as he planned to depart by train from Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Light
John ©. Stuardi
Register
Stuards
Werthenberger
Stuardi
St. Michael Street
Kid
Stuard
Worthenberger
Chief Crenshaw
Mallory Docks
Epworth Leaguers Seek 1916 Alabama Convention Site
Delegates from Mobile to the Alabama Conference of the Epworth League left Mobile Thursday afternoon for Montgomery. Attending are Miss Annie Carter Miss May Hughes and Mr Alfred Del Champs. They aim to ensure Mobile hosts the 1916 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
League
City
Montgomery
Annie Carter
May Hughes
Alfred Delchamps
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Dayton Wegefarth
Philadelphia Ledger
Wolff
J. C. Wolff
St. Woodlawn
R. B. duMont
Dumont Handle
Wm. W. Croom & Croom
St. Michael St
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Peerless Aves Mobile
J. H. Bays
J Moffett Ca
Alimerita
Eokion
C. J. Moffett Medicine Co
St. Louis
John Quill
Tuscaloosa
Henry Kass
BP Ager Ng
Point Clear
Young's
William C. Olds
Southern Railway
Washington
W.L. Henderson
Southern and Mobile and
Birmingnant
Irma Unruh
A. B. Chilton
D. BR. Bettis
Mrs. He
T. O. Good
Ruth
Eugenia Spalding
Blackwater
W. R. Batchelor
Lena Pritchard
W. 8
Fincher
Batchelor Cottage
T. H. Aldrich
Rolston’s
Vance Gunnison
Providence Infirmary
Percy MK. Dunbar
Lucy Lesesne Dunbar
F. B. Sale
Leslie Stevens
Fern Wood
Ce L. Waller
Winston-Salem
N.C
J. W. Hunter
Mabel Heustis
California
Gabriella Cook
Lucy Herndon
Groint Clear
Daughdrill
Daughdarill
Weat Beach
Gulfport
Cee
F. E. Smee
Savou la Batre
Frank Caall
Harry Hogue
Sea Chiff
Marion McDuffee
River Ridge
Marion Wise
D. W. Walkley
Selma Street
Dauphin and
Pine
Joel Dumas
J. C. Crum
Springill
Henry L. Gaines
Adelaide
Seashore Camp Ground
W. A. Lott
Elise Brown
University
Thomas Green Bush
Mildred Robb
Huntley Bobb
Kanaga
N. C
Howard Gordon
Canoe
Irene
Citronelle
F. E. West
McPhillips
R. P. Aldridge
Colorado Springs
P. C. Pitroff
Grace Pitroff
Fort Mo
R L. M
Lula Farrell
May Pond
D. W. Lang
Little Son
Emile Tacon
Mabel Duff
Gambol
San Souci Beach
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Annie R. Leftwich
Vinegar Bend Lumber Company
Rene. Plavidale
J.C. Plavidale
Vesta Viola Schumacher Et al
Rosena
Schumacher
Lula Nelson
Ralph Nelson
Sallie Junior
Lawyer Junior
Caroline Bailey
J. A. Bances & Company
Bank of Bay Minette
A. E. Walker
Banks
Joel A. McDavid
Adv
Monroe Park
Essanay
Epworth
Mitchell's
Rookford
Batiste
Mitchell
Mobile Item
St. Emanuel St
Mobile, Ala
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