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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
8
A fragmented verse attributed to Richard Hovey evokes love amid stormy winds and highland imagery. The speaker declares bold emotion as seas rage and mountains loom, pairing tempest and romance with rugged landscapes.
The Mobile Yacht Club hosted a brilliant dinner dance with Drago's Orchestra providing music in the large club ballroom. Guests included Annie Caro Hoffman, John Deegan, Nellie Scott, Tom Burns Jr., and many other members and spouses enjoying nuts, flags, and a fine dinner.
Miss Birdie D Feld of this city and Rabbi Alfred G Moses of Mobile Ala were married last evening at Temple Anse Chesed. Rabbi Sol Kory officiated in the presence of many friends and relatives. The couple departed for an extended West trip and will return to Mobile in the fall. The reception at Park Hotel was a grand social event with many out of town guests.
Miss Mabel Kearley became the bride of Mr Thomas Mobley in a Wednesday evening parlor ceremony officiated by Rev J W Phillips. Attendants were the groom’s sister and bride’s brother. reception followed amid Easter lilies and white oleanders. The couple will live in Whistler with the groom’s parents.
The Tuscaloosa News and Times Gazette notes Mrs Bryce’s garden party as the season’s chief charm, praising the spacious lawn, pea grey canopy, and rustic seating as the inviting setting for a festive university visit event.
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Friday events include Larkin Club at 3 p m with Mrs Albright, a Cessna boat ride at 8 p m supervised by Mr Clifton, No Trumps at 3 p m with Miss Creary, a lawn party benefiting Confederate Veterans from 4 to 10 p m at Mrs Dumas, plus Auburn Spring Hill baseball at Monroe Park, social club gathering at 4 p m with Mrs King, a music pupils recital at 8 p m, and a hearts event at 4 30 p m. Saturday features A B L S annual meeting at 10 30 a m in Yerby Building, and Auburn Spring Hill baseball at Monroe Park.
Elder S. E. Wigas of the Southern Union Conference will deliver a sermon at the church service in the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 356 St Francis Street this Sabbath on June 5.
The young society set looks forward to an evening aboard the Cessna, supervised by Mr. Harry Jim. Guests include Auburn and Spring Hill College teams with sponsors and maids. Drago's orchestra will provide music. all must be aboard by 8:30 p.m. The event is tied to a Mobile society visit reported by the Selma Journal.
Miss Loraine Cunningham of Mobile was guest of honor at a Wednesday luncheon hosted by Inez Lucille Ellis at the Country Club. Other guests included Misses Mathilde Baldwin Edith Henderson and Vera Penick.
Miss Leong Plosser of Birmingham joined Major General Harvey Jones at the U. C. V. Reunion in Richmond where she was named maid of honor for Alabama division.
Ironton Ohio woman reports improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twelve years of female troubles and nervous distress. She credits added energy for herself and her daughter aiding schoolwork and sleep.
The party left Sunday night with Miss Madeline Maury sponsor from Spring Hill, Miss Leona Plosner maid of honor from Birmingham, Mrs. Bibb Graves president of the state U D C in Montgomery, Mrs. J. C. Lee honorary life matron in Montgomery, and Mrs. B. M. Washburn matron of Montgomery, per the Montgomery Journal.
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