Social and Club Events for Monday Evening
Today features a Bridge Club gathering at 4 p m with Miss Fendley Glass, a Box Party at the Lyric hosted by Barton graduate Clark Booth, a reception at his house, a birthday party for Little Miss Frances Lucille Williams at Monroe Park from 3 30 to 5 30 p m, and an informal porch party hosted by Mrs O Dickens honoring Mrs Frederick R Luce of Detroit at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Clark Booth
Barton
Frances Lucille Williams
Monroe Park
O. Dickens
Frederick R. Luce
Detroit
Greensboro Bride Elect To Be Wed Next Week
Mis. Thomas Bester Ward of Greensboro will be a bridesmaid with two other bridesmaids named. Mrs. E J Powers will be matron of honor. Tomorrow Miss Merkel hosts a spend the day party at Mobile Yacht Club with attendants, then a breezy seaside site visit before star rise. Saturday the matron hosts a luncheon for the maids and bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Marrio Thomas Bester
Greensboro
E. J. Powers
Mrs Le Blanc Hosts Dinner in Honor of Irene Goodman
A refined dinner party at the Le Blanc home on Centi street honored Miss Irene Goodman a graduate of Immaculate Conception School. An afterglow seance followed at the Lyric Theatre with an artful table display in white and yellow and place cards for eighteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Blanc
Irene Goodman
Immaculate Conception School
Centi Street
Lyric Theatre
Harsh Brothers Return From Canoe Trip to Panama Gateway
After commencement in Tuscaloosa two university men Messrs Will and Griffith Rutherford Harsh of Birmingham began a canoe trip to Mobile. They arrived early this morning sun baked and hearty with reports of ideal experiences boating Alabama waterways toward the Gateway of Panama. They will visit Dr. Forrest R. Harsh before planning a country vacation on a plantation and Griffith R Harsh Sr is a Birmingham attorney partner of W C Fitts formerly from Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
University
Will
Griffith Rutherford Harsh
Birmingham
Mobile
Alabama
Panama
Forrest R. Harsh
Griffith R. Harsh, Sr
W. Cc. Fitts
Marriage of Miss Sue Merkel to Walter Harwell Sealed at Government Street Church
The week opens with a high profile wedding. Miss Sue Merkel, daughter of Ed ward Louis Merkel, will marry Walter Leon idas Harwell at Government Street Methodist Church on June 10 at 6 30 p.m. Nan Bennett Caldwell of Danville Ky serves as maid of honor and siblings and bridesmaids from Montgomery arrive to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Sue Merkel
Edward Louis Merkel
Walter Leonidas Harwell
Government Street Methodist Church
Nan Bennett Caldwell
Danville
Miss Merkel
Ethel Harwell
Montgomery
Mary Boyd Williams
Miss Harwell
Winona Spies
Marion
Astrology Forecast for Today and Beyond
Do not travel. Much success and satisfaction will be yours for remaining quiet. If in employ, you will receive a merited advance. Those born today will have restless, active natures and will be inclined to quarrel. If they can be turned toward the friendly strife of outdoor games, it will be better. In material things they will be generally fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel
Warren
Helen
Della
Delia
Ward McGehee Wedding Notes Plans In Mobile
The June 17 wedding of Marion McGehee and Thomas Bester Ward in Mobile draws attention as guests travel from Greensboro Montgomery Evergreen and Eutaw. Attendants include Mary Boyd Williams Merkel Henderson Chilton Ward Frazer and others with Miss Hermione Newton and Miss Elizabeth Thomas among out of town guests. The grooms party arrives a day before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mary Boyd Williams
Merkel
Mary Henderson
John R. Chilton
Jack
Frances Ward
Mobile
Graduation Reception For Clark Booth At Ellis Home
Clark Booth receives honors at a Lyric box party and home reception. Mrs. Walter L. Ellis hosts a graduation party Thursday from 8 30 to 11 p m to celebrate the achievement in pleasant fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Booth
Barton
Walter L. Ellis
Crystal shower marks Mrs Lertz fifteenth wedding anniversary
Mrs W C Lertz celebrated her crystal fifteenth wedding anniversary with a synchronized Ace of Clubs weekly meeting hosted by Mrs N A Madler. A bridge game won by Mrs Ralf Ward preceded a crystal shower of cut glass gifts and refreshments, as friends note the couple’s move back to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lertz
N. A. Madler
St Josephs Patrons Host Bog Jubilee Lawn Party
The ladies of St Josephs parish led by Mrs J A Hynde Mrs M H Partridge Mrs van Hue val and Mrs McGetrick will appear tomorrow at the bog jubilee lawn party at the Industrial Gardens They will run a salad booth with specialties a fancy work table overseen by Mrs B C Bennett and Mrs A T Burns and supply liquid refreshments by Mrs C N Oberkirch and Mrs John Duke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Joseph’s
J. A. Hynde
M. H. Partridge
van Hueval
McGetrick
B. C. Bennett
A. T. Burns
C. N. Oberkirch
John Duke
Refinery Fire Destroys Terminal Oil Plant in New Orleans
A Sunday fire of unknown origin gutted the Terminal Oil Company refinery building in New Orleans. Officials estimate the loss at about $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Terminal O+l Company
Extremes of Fashion From Paris Gowns and Trends
The featured Paris models showcase a sulphur satin gown with beaded shadow lace and long angel sleeves, plus a Persian blue gown with black chiffon contrasting a plain corselet bodice. It notes how modest adjustments can temper extreme styles while highlighting bold belts and train details.
Mobile social notes of visitors and residents
Norman H. Meyer returns from Marlin Springs Texas and other Lone Star State points. E M Ennis heads to New York to rejoin National Biscuit Company with New York headquarters. Colonel A J Quinn travels to Auburn with Governor O Neal for institute of technology exercises. Various Mississippians and Louisianans visit Mobile or New Orleans, including Edna Armistead from Robertsdale, L O Gunter from Carlton, Mrs Tobin from New Orleans, and others visiting relatives, hotels, or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Meyer
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Dauphin Street Clothiers
Marlin Springs
Texas
Lone Star State
E. M. Ennis
National Biscuit Company
Daly Bros
New York
New York City
Auburn
State Institute of Technology
Montgomery Chief After Speed Demons
Montgomery machinist W C Glass of White Motor Company was arrested near the police station by two motorcycle officers for violating the city speed ordinance. The chief of police vowed to enforce the limits of ten miles per hour in business districts and twenty in residential areas with fines from one to one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
W. C. Glass
White Motor Company
J. R. Coker
R. B.king
Perry
Madison Streets
W. H. Taylor
Taylor
Ambassador Page Attends Derby Week Levee at Buckingham Palace
London June 2. Walter Hines Page the new American ambassador and Irwin H Laughlin secretary of the embassy attended King George s usual Derby week levee at Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Walter Hines Page
Irwin H. Laughlin
George
Buckingham Palace
Moving In Rain Tests Marriage Weathered Resolve
In a crowded early moving day, Helen struggles to pack and unpack as Warren avoids labor and deadlines. Boxes nail shut, mispacked shaving brushes, and delays with a freight elevator test their patience. Rain and delays push them toward a hotel as Helen bears most workload and worry.
Faust Spaghetti Promises Stronger Nutrition Than Meat
An advertisement touts Faust Spaghetti as a superior nourishing option for hard workers, claiming a 10c package provides more nutrition than 4 pounds of beef. It emphasizes durum wheat benefits, lower cost, easy digestion, and savory appeal, with free recipe book offer.
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Bell
Canoe Boys In
Your
Crystal Wedding
Mrs. Derthick
Chicago
Velva
Penice & Ford, Ltd
Paris
A. J. Quinn
O'Neal
Jennie Mann
Mary Kelly
Albert Crenshaw
Crescent City
Edna Armistead
Robertsdale
Bienville
L. O. Gunter
Carlton, Ala
Mrs. Tobin
James Strand
Mrs. S. van Tassell
Whitehall, N. Y
Charles Calametti
City
Chinchuba
W. G. Oliver
V. E. Ohi
Battle House
Sadie Robertson and Son
Paul Sentell
J. C. Prichetl
Coden
Theresa Leslie
Ella May Christine
Phelan B. Dorlon
George Dorlon
W. T. West
Little Mise West
Phelan Dorion
Little Miss
Selmer, Tenn
Cawthon Hotel
George P .Sellers
Loyal Order of Moose
W. F. Kuppersmith
H. W. Cochran
Toinette, Ala
J. H. White
Marine Hospital Service
R. H. von Aff
Marine Hospital
White
Gulf
SPEED
Ambassador Page
Hagan
Magnolia Balm
Mer Eneirs
Ee A and
Arms
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mabel Herbert Urner
the Workingman’s Food
St. Louis, Mo
Dauphin Street
Victor
Victrola X
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