Carnival Society Feats and Local Notices Stir Pensacola
Pensacola social life centers on carnival events with naval officers and visiting socialites. Reports mention Queen of 1914 carnival, coronation balls, and guests like Miss Josie Long, Miss Corinne Long, and Sophia Newmark, plus club meetings and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensa
Pensacola
Arlolas
San Carlos Audi
T. J. Janson
Priscus XV
Kitten Gerritt
Janie Knowles
Lieut. Piller
Helen Fisher
Jeassey Thornton
Evelyn Maxell
Robert Brent
Missabeth Fisher
Lieut. Thurlow
Sophia Newmark
New York
Josie
Corinne Long
Fidelia Club
Vap-O-Rub and Vick's Promoted For Croup Relief
An old advertisement touts external treatments for throat and chest symptoms. It recommends applying a hot wet cloth, then rubbing Vap-O-Rub or Vick's VapoRub on the throat and chest, covering with a warm cloth to inhale vapors overnight. A trial offer cites a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Ecoe
Special Music at Vineyard by Rowley Orchestra
The Rowley Orchestra performs at the Cawthon Hotel Vineyard with a program including Naughty Marietta, Victor Herbert pieces, cadman soprano solo At Dawning, September Morn Waltz, Canzonetta violin solos, selections from Sweethearts, Madame Butterfly, Dream Days Waltz, and a flute and cello Serenade. Miss Florence Kelly and Miss Betty Brown appear, with audience request numbers such as Sit Down You Are Rocking the Boat and You've Got Your Mother’s Blue Eyes. Remick Medley and Overture No. 14 are also on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Cawthon Hotel
Rowley Orchestra
Bigelow
Marietta
Victor Herbert
Cadman
Florence Kelly
Betty Brown
Kelly
Chattanooga
Foster
Josephine Senter
Kathryn Senter
Eiee Remick
Remick
Delightful launch trip en tertained guests on Mobile bay aboard Gerhilde
Mr and Mrs Frank Henderson hosted a Sunday cruise on Mobile Bay aboard the yacht Gerhilde with Captain Dick Anatoni. The eight mile trip proceeded down the bay and back with a cabin buffet lunch. Guests included Captain and Mrs Claude Daughdrill, Mr and Mrs Russell Thompson, Mr and Mrs Frank Young, Mr and Mrs G J Flourney, Mrs Green and the Henderson children. The Marie cabin launch won the race in its class, owned by Dr W T Henderson, brother of Mr Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henderson
Mobile Bay
Gerhilde
Dick Anatoni
Mobile
Marie
W. T. Henderson
Henderson
Claude Daughdrill
Russell Thompson
Frank Young
G. J. Flourney
Bazaar Seeks Mobile Made Articles Support
The Mobile Infirmary Association thanks manufacturers who contributed articles made in Mobile for the Mardi Gras bazaar. Residents and visitors viewed the display, which promoted Mobile and provided income for the association. Mrs. H. D. DeGrove, guest of Mrs. Lee Clark, has returned to Jacksonville, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Infirmary Association
H. D. DeGrove
Lee Clark
Jacksonville
Fla
Bird Masque at Hotel Astor features President’s daughter
Miss Eleanor Wilson center stage in a tableau from the Bird Masque held at the Hotel Astor New York Tuesday night for charity. Other named participants include Percy Mackaye Joseph Tinden Smith and Ernest Harold Baynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Wilson
President Wilson
Hotel Astor
New York
Miss Wilson
Percy Mackaye
Joseph Tinden Smith
Ernest Harold Baynes
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Events
A series of visits and entertainments across Ocean Springs and Biloxi is noted. Guests include Miss Gladys Whitlock of Chicago hosted by Mrs. Frank Ladd. Miss Lelia Cassidy of Mobile. several others traveling for carnival and ball events. and departures en route to New Orleans and Chicago. The piece also records bereavement for Mrs. H. P. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Whitlock
Chicago
Frank Ladd
Mable Tardy
Hattie Westbrook
Mamie
Gertrude
Ruth Dick
Ed Tardy
van Reid
Ed Bellande
Lynd Gottesche
F. M. Dick, Jr
Biloxi
Lelia Cassidy
Mobile
I. W. Simmons
Elver Cudabac
John Bransford
Mark Lee
Elks Home
S. D. Simpson
S. D. Simpson, Jr
F. M. Dick
A. Martin
Alice
New Orleans
A. Eglin
Anita Dick
Elizabeth
Great Southern Hotel
Gulfport
George L.friar
Josephine Friar
Lena Eglin
W. S. Davis
Queenie Joachim
Harvey
Charley
C. A. Hollingsworth
Geo. D. McCain
Mae de Bourgh
Bessie Bland
Ocean Springs
Bonnie Rolling
A. Bonnabel
Shirtwaist Sale by Central Presbyterian Ladies
The Ladies Aid Society of Central Presbyterian church plans its annual shirtwaist sale on Thursday March 5. Items include shirtwaists house dresses aprons dust caps fancy work children garments cake preserves chicken salad and assorted candy. Joint chairmen are Mrs Tom Turner and S S Pugh. Attorney H B Lutz of Lancaster PA visits Mobile on business and meets Mr and Mrs Joseph H Lyons.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Tom Turner
S. S. Pugh
H. B. Lutz
Lancaster
Notable Local Social Round Delights Visitors
Phillips' mother Mrs Ellen McDonald will stay for a fortnight longer. Mrs R Lt Dunlap visiting Mobile from Cuthbert Ga is receiving many attentions from friends here and several entertainments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Ellen McDonald
Carnival brings guests to Mobile hotel and clubs
The piece notes visitors staying at the Mobile hotel over the past week including families and individuals from Chicago Columbus St Louis and Tennessee. It highlights the Sewing Circle and Evening Card club canceling due to carnival but planning a meeting with Mrs. W B Curran. A batch of prizes and refreshments marked a pleasant evening. Isadore Weil is now able to go out though his mother remains indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Club
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Florence B. Lang
Colombo
India
Miss Lang
South Central
St. Louis
Stockholm
Sweden
Mobile
Owen
Abby McElroy
Miss McElroy
Charlotte Davis
South Central Field
Mobile Association
Miss Davis
Gulf States
Associa
Hutchine
Grace
Bacon
Ittle
Aen
C. M. Spaars
New
Bates
Glen St. Mary's
Til
R. R. Verbeelboro
Tenn
J. W. Barker
Gilbert
Cleveland
Ohio
W. B. Curran
Catherine Breckenridge
W. B. Gleason
Excelsior Springs
Geo. W. Hook
H. G. Prin
Columbus
P. H. Caraher
F. Caraher
Chicago
Fair Market Valuation of Humans Not Very High
Berlin scientist Dr. Bert Neuberger estimates the average human of 160 pounds at 7.15 dollars in a fair market valuation. He breaks down values for fats 2.50, albumen 1.75, and ph 1.25, noting bones are almost worthless and only a small fraction of food energy becomes useful work.
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Berlin
Bert Neuberger
Neuberger
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Seis
Erle Debra Eee
Ing’e
Pensace Journal
John Murrell
Atlanta
Grace MacDonald
North
Conception Street
Dirs
G. B. Green
Irvingam
William Croom
Minne
W. Dishinger
Desingham, Kil
Illinois College of Pho
Dishinger
Boyle
S. W. Owen
Asaccia
Christ Church
Chapter House
China
Church Mission House
Louis Fletcher
Abe Fletcher
Mobile Infirmary
Irvin Coppertune
St. Emanuel Street
Harriet Briggs
Uttea
N. Y
Denmark
Iowa
Loton Briggs
Perez Briggs
Rochester
Mass
Noah Briggs
Bristol Co
Miss
Elizabeth Trumbull
William Briggs
England
Taunton
Gersham Pope
Arnold
Gates
Thomas Pope
Plymouth
Mr. Prence
John
Susannah
Ensign John Mitchell
Phillip
Dartmouth
Sarah
Carey
Jenny
C. N. Brown
Brighton
Frank Loton
Fairhope
Howard Leech
Los Angeles
Cal
Beatrice
Barton
R.A. Hail
Toulminville
Ala
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Philadelphia
Havana
Ward Line
Germantown
Brooklyn
San Juan
Fronde
Spain
United States
Eugene Brandon
Oliver
Semmes
Electra Semmes Colston
J. T. ‘Ray
Montgomery
G Oe Peeses
Phillip Frank
Wi Veport
Barry
Barry Service
J. Barry, JR
Spring Hill
Ave
THE
Bank OF Mobile Inking Association
National Book
Mepenworr
Joe OR
A. L. Staples
R. Ww. Byrne
Stree’s
North Royal ST
Locternational News Seavit
Alss
D. B. Dobbs
H. P. Thompson
Sibelle Dowty
Christine Lewis
Jacksonville, Fla
Magnolia Springs
Joseph H. Lyons
Lutz
McCowan & Dietz
Dauphin Stree
Ind
Ibekind
Childre
Mwah
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