The Dress That Took a Long Evening to Wear
In a struggle to attend a recital, Helen repaints a soiled chiffon gown by washing and restitching it. Warren scolds her for the fuss as they arrive late to a dress affair, only to find the audience in plain attire and Helen seethes at the social pressure and an annoying rival performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Remak
Jay
Maggie
Mrs. Dawson
Ihlelen
Carrie
Warren
Mrs. Curtis
Kelen
Miss Courtney
Hay's Hair Health claims youth through hair treatment
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as restoring natural color and vitality, reducing dandruff and providing glossy, natural looking hair. It offers free samples via druggists and sets combo deals with Harfina Soap from listed local drug stores and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Saaswell's
Cox
Mann Bros
Dave Bauer
TON Bros
BSR. Drug CO
Hawking
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women including gravel and diabetes and rheumatism. It targets bladder troubles in children and offers mail delivery for one dollar. One bottle provides two months of treatment and is said to nearly always cure. Alabama testimonials available. E. W. Hall address listed. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis
Cohalan Faces Investigation Over City Work Profits
Albany June 26. Governor Sulzer requested a formal inquiry into charges by John Connolly against Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Cohalan. The New York Bar Association committee says 42 counts are sustained by prima facie evidence but lacks joint witness cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
John A. Contlly
New York
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
New York Bar Association
Connolly
Cohalan
The
Bar Association Grievance Committee
Oomne
Kat Iciatating al Wit
Poate Ithe
Wedding Glorified With Roses At Dauphin Way Home
The ceremony featured Miss Wheeler in pink silk marquisette and Mrs Sands in white marquisette with Irish lace. Afterward the bridal party went to the bride’s home at 458 Dauphin Way for an informal reception hosted by family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wheeler
Sands
Dauphin Way
Robert M. Sands
Six Weddings and an Auction Bridge Party Highlight Brides Day
Wednesday, June 25, featured six weddings and a large auction bridge party in honor of Miss Genevieve Watson from Notre Dame. Twenty four young maids and matrons played at six tables with gladiolas and oleanders as decorations. prizes went to Mrs. Harold Reed and Mary Emma Creary with Anna Boulet taking a consolation prize. Punch and cream served. the event capped a day of notable society activity. Also, Dargan Ledyard, Charles Hall, Nannie Triplett, and their mother plan to summer at Point Clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Watson
Notre Dame
Sadie Shields
Harold Reed
Bradford Lusk
Virginia Creary
Glen McKenzie
Mary Emma Creary
Marie Unruh
Zoe Walsh
Appolonia Manson
Mabel Vaughan
Mabel Harris
Grace Harris
Dorothy Vaughan
Estelle Ollinger
Corinne Roberts
Clara B. Crossland
Daphnne Roberts
Carol Burns
Marguerite Festorazzi
Anna Boulet
Bettie D. Rosson
Eugenie Rosson
Rose Reiss
Point
Dargan Ledyard
Charles Hall
Nannie Triplett
8. R. Triplett
Point Clear
Double Wedding at St Josephs and Temple Shaarai Shomayim
Two weddings were held Wednesday at St Josephs church with Miss Mary Agnes Hicks and Mr James A Stauter wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Murphy. The couple reside on Lexington Avenue and began their honeymoon in a new home. A second service at Temple Shaarai Shomayim united Sarah Claire Rosen and David R Miller of New Orleans with a formal ceremony and family reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hicks
Stauter
St. Joseph's Church
Mary Agnes Hicks
James A. Stauter
Father Murphy
Maggie McGettrick
Ralph Knoles
Joe Hyde
Bessie Hicks
James Hicks
John Gale
James D. Hicks
Mrs. Stauter
Lexington Avenue
St. Stephens Road
Sarah Claire Rosen
Sol Rosen
David R. Miller
New Orleans
Edwin Lyles Taylor
H. W. Leinkauf
J. S. Simon
Clarence Friedlander
Jake Lyons
Harry B. Miller
Wedding of Mr. Miller and Miss Rosen in New Orleans
The ceremony at the home of the groom featured Rabbi Moses officiating with a double ring and a silver goblet. Miss Aline Rosen and Miss Ressajac wore lace and yellow accents, while Mrs Rosen and Mrs Miller attended in elegant gowns. Guests enjoyed a reception at German Relief hall with a plate supper and gifts toward the couple’s new home on Louisiana avenue. The newlyweds departed at 2:35 a. m. for New Orleans and then New York for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Broveman
New Orleans
Aline Rosen
Leon Miller
Moses
Point de Paris
Marechal Neiles
Marechal Niels
Paradise
Ressajac
Hahn
S. Rosen
Miller
Quiet Wednesday Wedding in St Joseph Rectory
Mary Agnes Rodiger wed R. E. Cooper in a twilight ceremony at St Joseph's rectory. Miss Alma Bogue served as maid of honor and John Lawler was best man. After a reception at the bride's grandmother Mary Kennedy's home, the couple departed aboard the Mobile Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Rectory
John Lawler
Father Murphy
St. Joseph's
Mary Kennedy
Mobile & Ohio
Couple to be Married Then Settle on Parker Street Home
At 8 05 for St. Louis the couple will visit the groom's parents Mr and Mrs R J Cooper. Mr R E Cooper is an employee of Muscat and Lott Produce Company. After their return they will establish housekeeping in a cozy home on Parker street and be at home after July 10 to their many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. J. Cooper
R. E. Cooper
Muscat & Lott Produce Company
Parker Street
Reynolds and Reites Tie Quiet Wedding in City
John H. Reynolds and Honora F. Reites wed Wednesday at 6 30 PM in a quiet ceremony. The couple departed for Knoxville Tennessee to visit the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reynolds
Honora F. Reites
Knoxville
Tenn
Wagon Picnic at Dog River Chaperoned by Local Teachers
Last Sunday a merry crowd of boys and girls held a wagon picnic at Dog River. Chaperones were Miss M. McKenzie and Miss May Owens. Participants include Loretta Adolph Myrtle Adolph Lille Pfiester Sophie Pfiester Morey Martin Bessie Browning Magdelina Ryan Mildred Ryan Bertha Cameron Marion Mackie Ethel Busby Marie Davis Doris McMahon Bessie Mc Mahon Mary Carroll Messers James W. Jones Charley N. Hall Leo Marsh Eddie Steber Ellis Steber Willie Smith Herkie Yost Eddie Yeend Harry Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog River
M. McKenzie
May Owens
Loretta Adolph
Myrtle Adolph
Lille Pfiester
Sophie Pfiester
Morey Martin
Bessie Browning
Magdelina Ryan
Mildred Ryan
Bertha Cameron
Marion Mackie
Ethel Busby
Marie Davis
Doris McMahon
Bessie McMahon
Mary Carroll Messers
James W. Jones
Charley N. Hall
Leo Marsh
Eddie Steber
Ellis Steber
Willie Smith
Herkie Yost
Eddie Yeend
Harry Farrell
Pleasant Saraland Picnic Brightens Social Scene
A group of young people enjoyed a Friday picnic at Saraland with games boat riding and a long ride back. Mrs. Will Parker and Mrs. Isaac Fitzgerald chaperoned as they reported a grand time and delicious lunches.
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Saraland
Enice
Will Parker
Isaac Fitzgerald
Charlie Williams
Preston Laws
Stevens
Roy Pullen
Lennis Price
Maud Bohlman
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Lucile Fitzgerald
Ella May Gasson
Claudine James
Louise Reuter
Hatchell
L. Hatchell
Watson Street
Savannah
Gray
A. J. May
Birmingham
May
Take Chamberlain's Tablets For Weak Stomachs
An advertisement urging readers with stomach weakness to use Chamberlain's Tablets. It states the tablets enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally and notes they are for sale by all dealers.
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Dauphin
St. Emanuel
Rogers Peet
Peck
Knox
Ay aXe
Drs. T
T. J. Granade
Hays Hair Health the
Adv
Ben Drago
Dorothy Kimball
Marie Spotswood
William V. Beroujon
J. D. Beroujon
J. M. Newton
Lina Hatcher
Bessemer
Louise le Baron
Nellie Beroujon
May Boule
Clara Quinlivan
Bessie Brooks
Thomasville
Montgomery
Dorrance Sands
Wheeler
Mrs. Spotswood
Robert Sands
Miss Watson Honoree
Cooper-Rodiger
Social News of
Whistler
Harry
Government ST
Aluminum
Kreptor
Sharon
A. F. Rockwell “Optometrist
Optician
N. Conception
ST. Upstairs
Eslava
Michigan Avenue
Haviland
Government Street
A. A. Richards
Oruge Corporation Inc
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