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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
Helen faces a long search for help after Delia leaves with no replacement in sight. She posts four unpaid female help advertisements and mails her own letters, hoping to prove her own judgment and land a maid without Warren knowing.
Aline O Connor, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward V O Connor, graduates today at 4 p m at St Vincents with high honors. She is praised for age and conduct and chosen to deliver the graduation address to Rt Rev Bishop Allen. After ceremonies, she hosts a Lyric box party and supper at the Vineyard with eight guests, chaperoned by Mrs E V O Connor and Mrs Louis Kormker.
A spend the afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Albert Clark honored Mrs E J Seiders. Attendees included Mrs Bruce Somerville Mrs Kearsley Carter Mrs John Martin Mrs W E P Wilson Mrs J B Dortch Mrs C S Shawhan Mrs E G Maxon Miss Mildred Dortch and the hostess. Mrs Joseph Hodgson will visit in Montclair New Jersey and Miss Clara Sims accompanied Miss Marion McDuffie to River Ridge.
Percival Roberts Jr a former American Bridge Company president now a United States Steel director testified in the government dissolution suit that U S Steel could not force rivals from the market. He said the steel business makes a trade war harmful to all and denied any plan to crush competitors by price cutting in their regions.
In San Francisco on June 5 report says the Mexican warship Morales fled to sea to avoid Didier Masson and his French biplane, alarming Mexican federals as the United States coalier Saturn arrived from Guayamas. The text also includes an unrelated ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills priced 25c.
New York report states Mrs James Cunningham Bishop won the suit for divorce and that Mrs J Temple Gwathmey and her banker husband, separated for over a year, plan reconciliation. The case had been expected to harden their estrangement.
Emily Wilding Davison, noted suffragette, lay unconscious after leaping at the king's horse during the derby. Doctors held a glimmer of recovery and she briefly regained consciousness around 1 pm, taking nourishment but not answering questions. She is described as highly educated and London-born with ties to Northumberland residence.
Miss Mary Clatterbuck of Rileyville Virginia reports a cure from tetter after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes burning itching and widespread scaly sores on face and hands and credits the remedy with complete recovery in about three weeks. Ad Notice for 50 cents with free sample and Skin Book.
The St. Vincent's Academy annual picnic at Spring Hill featured races with winners in each event. Senior three legged race winner A Leibert led the 100 yard dash, while junior and intermediate contestants took medals in sack and blindfold races.
The sixth annual Daphne State Normal School session ended with commencement in the chapel. Dr. J. F. Thomas of the State University of Alabama gave the address. Miss Edna Childress of Bon Secour was valedictorian and Miss Mary Stelzemulder of Point Clear salutatorian. Graduates included Mary Stelzemuller, Ednace, Ellen Stagg Citron, Alice Roberta Thompson Daphne, Marjorie A. Pilcher Fairhope, Gus Getle Cincinnati, Leroy E. Cleverdon Sum merville, John Bangs Viola, Ray Matson Citronelle, Nellie Leighty Citronette. A reception followed at Mrs. L. C. Pommery’s home. The notice then promotes Chamberlain's Liniment.
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