Harrison Dinner Planned to Make Warm Impression
A Mobile gathering plans a warm reception for President Fairfax at the Battle House with over 125 prominent locals invited. Harrison will arrive by special car, address the group, and a large turnout of business leaders is urged to attend this informal, citywide affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
J. J. Jr
L. Lambeth
George H. M. Hood
H. C. Reiser
B. H
Maxwell
J. Monaghan
Harrison
Battle House
Mobile
Hunter
Woolf
First National Bank
Spring Hill College vs Uncle Sam's Jackies A Baseball Victory
Spring Hill College opened its season with a decisive win over Uncle Sam's jackies as their pitchers controlled the game. Bienvenu and Brand showed strong pitching late, Gomey and Timothy starred in the field, and a junior division team formed with promise. An evening Mardi Gras program featured Ducote and moving pictures including Jack and the Beanstalk and A Christmas Carol while reflections on school life and events followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Jackies
Colti
Bienvenu
Brand
Gomey
Timothy
Ducote
Moving Picture Machine
Alter
Milkman fined for pouring transit milk in violation
RB Tunstall was charged with violating the milk ordinance section forbidding transfer of milk from one vessel to another after the wagon leaves. The transit incident involved pouring milk during transport and led to a ten dollar fine for the milkman.
Monument to Father Abram J. Ryan to be Improved
City commissioners adopted a plan to raise and terrace the Father Abram J. Ryan monument in Ryan Park. The project, costing about 800 dollars, will be funded by the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Mobile. Frank J. Thompson led the effort with support from the local monument committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
A. H. Nemo
Abram J. Ryan
Ryan Park
Erwin Craighead
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Mobile
Frank J. Thompson
George J. Sullivan
John A. Hughes
J. C. Sullivan
A. H. Downey
Sidney Berry
Mr. Thompson
Monumhent
Move to secure a women’s dormitory at Alabama University
At the State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Dothan the Mobile branch pushed for a dormitory for Alabama women at the University of Alabama. A seven member general committee led by Mrs. Prentiss Reed will coordinate statewide publicity and research to show why housing is essential for higher education access and student welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Doth
Mobile
Southern Association of College Women
University of Alabama
Federation
Prentiss Reed
Birmingham
Reed
Washington Moody
Hugh Morrow
Victor Hanson
Mortimer Tuttle
J. G. Convern
Etta Lambert
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Alabama
Federation Committee
Board of Trustees
Lee
Alabama University
Carnival Guests Trace Visits Across Mobile Biloxi and New Orleans
Pascagoula residents and visitors mingle during Mardi Gras week with numerous trips to Mobile Biloxi and New Orleans. Guests include Hazel Chidsey Gladys Farmer and many families as they attend the carnival and visit relatives and friends across Mississippi. The Shakespeare Club holds a Browning program while community groups and clubs host gatherings.
Auto Violation Punished In Recorder Court
H. C. Wayard was arrested for violating state license law for CO and to be arraigned in recorder's court Saturday. He faced a fine of 19 dollars or twenty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wayard
Recorder’s Court
Birthday Party Honoring Gordon May Graham
Mrs M A Graham hosted a pretty birthday celebration for her daughter Gordon May last week. Music and games filled the afternoon before guests moved to the dining room for a heart shaped cake with eleven candles and dainty refreshments. Miss Matzenger and Helena Matzenger of Mobile attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Graham
Gordon May
Miss Matzenger
Helena Matzenger
Mobile
Virgie Scheuermann Weds F R Leege In Gulfport Ceremony
Virgie Scheuermann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Scheuermann, married F R Leege at their home. Bridesmaid Esther Nil of Gulfport wore brocade chiffon. groomsman Dr Claude Godard of Mobile attended. The couple plans to live with the bride’s parents at 4 North Cedar Street Pensacola. The note also mentions Gulfport Pensacola New Orleans papers request copies. Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma to meet March 7 at Barton Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar Street
Gulfport
Miss
Pensacola
Fla
New Orleans
Detention Home Board Shifts Meeting to First Tuesday
The Detention Home board changed its meeting from the second Tuesday of each month to the first Tuesday at 11 o clock. All are urged to attend. Battle House hosts dinner parties with guests including Mrs Haywood Hunter and Mr B Luts of Pennsylvania among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Detention Home
Battle House
George Fearn
Dansant
Haywood Hunter
Mobile
Henry Bethne
Elwood Lowry
Mr. Bean
Local Moss Point Residents Visit Mardi Gras in New Orleans
A long list of Moss Point residents including Mesdames Lowi Xi Blumer Anderson Head Ardsiee Welch Pentry Bowen Ed Wood Stone McInnis Singleton McInnis A C Cowan P Walker Clara Herrin Mary Herrin Rachel McLeod Janie Jones Vaughn Overstreet Cowan McInnis Stewart Hand Thompson Mrs Head Adah Head and others were visitors to Mardi Gras this week. Fred Taylor of Moss Point spent a Sunday in New Orleans. Geo Henry and family visited New Orleans to view the carnival. Will Coulson of Moss Point departed for Atlanta last Friday. Eva Lacore of Moss Point visited New Orleans two weeks ago. Norma McInnis of Hovey was mentioned in connection with travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Martin
New Orleans
Mobile
Henry Frentz
Herman Toenes
Lola
Joles Dupre
William Graham
Little Daughter
Ll. B. Cox and Sons
Loften and
Elmer
Bessie Randall
New
Baby
Gulfport
T. J. Evans
Brewton
Asia
W. A. Pollock
Elise Moore
Thelma
Beryl Wilkes
Pascagoula
W. M. Denny
George Frentz
Ivan Frentz
C.H. Meline
Helena
William Alberts
Elizabeth
William
Toribino Casténera
Biloxi
Julius Frentz
H. K. Sweetman
Henrietta Mummnnc
Alexander Chute
Eva Chute
Mary Watt
Moss Point
Embroidery Club
Ralph Watt
Presbyterian Church
Miss Watt
George Washington
Washington
Mesdames Lowi
P. Xi. Blumer
P. M. Anderson
Head
Ardsiee
Welch
Pentry
Bowen
Ed Wood
Stone McInnis
Singleton McInnis
A. C. Cowan
P. Walker
Clara
Mary E. Herrin
Rachel McLeod
Janie Jones
Fannie
Susie Vaughn
Dixie
Georgie Overstreet
Cowan
Florence
Mae McInnis
Stewart
Hand
Thompson
R. L. Head
Adah Head
Mardi Gras
Fred Taylor
Geo
Henry
Little Son
Will T. Coulson
Atlanta
Eva Lacore
Mobile to Host Alabama Sunday School Convention
Delegates from every county will gather in Mobile for the Alabama Sunday School convention on April 21 22 and 23. J J Cawthon Mobile county association Past President reports over two thousand badges ordered and local workers prepare home lodgings due to hotel shortages. Leon C Palmer state secretary aids with arrangements as Mobile leads planning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
J. J. Cawthon
Mobile County Association
Leon C. Palmer
Moss Point Residents Attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans and Mobile
Moss Point residents and relatives traveled to New Orleans for Mardi Gras with many also visiting Mobile this week, including Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Anderson, Mrs. P. B. Blumer, Miss Mary Watt, Mrs. Ralph Watt of Xenia Ohio, Miss Annie Fusenreiter, Mr. A. Allen of Birmingham, Mrs. Eu Passo and nieces Mary and Ella Riggles, Mrs. Fritz Lienhard Jr., Ida Scharff, H. M. Rollins, Alf Dantzler, A. M. Cowan, T. B. Schilesser, Mrs. Schilesser, J. Bounds, Georgie Bowen, Peter Fitzner, and others. A quiet marriage between Meinnis and Mary was noted by Rev. MolInnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Point
P. H. Anderson
P. B. Blumer
New Orleans
Moss Pointers
Mary Watt
Ralph Watt
Xenia
Ohio
Annie Fusenreiter
A. Allen
Birmingham
Miss Goar
N. Jackson
EU Passo
Mary
Ella Riggles
Fritz Lienhard, Jr
Handaborough
Ida Scharff
New Orleana
H. M. Rollins
Pensacola
Fla
Sam Denny
Mobile
Alf. Dantzler
A. M. Cowan
T. B. Schilesser
Schilesner
J. Bounds
Mout
Georgie Bowen
Peter Fitsner
Gras
Mosg Point
Meinnis
Miss Mary
Byterian Mange
MolInnis
Pol
Miss Stubblefield
Socialites clash over tango revival in Rome salons
In Rome February events the tango revival faces mixed reception among social leaders as hostesses and Italian royalty host gatherings at villas and the Excelsior. American and British guests mingle with Princesses and counts, with lingering flirtations and etiquette shaping the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dr and Bastianelli
Royal Gardens
Mise
Princesa Massimo
Princess Akdint
Basiness Senni
Helen Grey
Pittsburg
Peel
Got Theodori
Beatrice
New York
Prince Palmieri
G Lambert
Rennel Rodd
Count Town
the Excelsior
Gardner
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Southern Railway
Spring Hill
A. Pieven
Tanner
Want Woman
Pascagoula, Alss
Hazel Chidsey
Gladys Farmer
G. W. Wilkes
R. A. Farnsworth
Robert,Jr
Annie
Marie Allen
Shakespeare Club
Frank Hopper
James Hagan
Browning
Har
Stanzer
Paracelus
Torrey
Dowden
Boone
J. D. McKee
Leslie and Club
Leroy, Ala
Joseph Lyons
Mr. B. Luts
Pennsylvania
Norma McInnis
Hovey
Rome's Elect
Joo~ Tor
Bauer
M Quick
Conti Street
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