Daily Fashion Talks by May Manton
Fashion notes describe medium size patterns and yardage details for garments. Mentions coat without lining and fabric requirements, with measurements and departments referenced for pattern use.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
9
Fashion notes describe medium size patterns and yardage details for garments. Mentions coat without lining and fabric requirements, with measurements and departments referenced for pattern use.
A New York youth studying at the University of Colorado faced a court case over a $25,000 heart balm settlement offered by Edna Nylen of Brooklyn. The judge dismissed the suit stating it was not a case to pursue at this late stage.
London march 1 many of the ing works resumed in accordance with government instructions. The fire threatened to interfere with supplying equipment and war materials for the troops in the field. It is expected that all the strikers will be back at work by Wednesday.
Special to The Item reports Captain William P Screws US Army will inspect five infantry companies of the Alabama National Guard this week. Inspections cover Company A at Mobile, Company B at Opelika, Company C at Athens, Company D at Greensboro, and Company E at Montgomery with a final visit to Company F at Tuscaloosa.
The Grace Bestor Inge Bible class meets Monday March 1 at 4 PM at 921 Government Street, the home of Mrs Thomas Moren. Dr J W Phillips of the First Presbyterian Church will lead. Members and Mrs George Vaughan, president, invite all attendees.
The Clare Shumann Club presents its regular monthly program at the Scottish Rite Cathedral featuring a mixed program of classical pieces and solos. Performers include Miss Flin, Mrs. Schock, Mrs. Walker, Miss Hagan, Mr. Fowler, and the ensemble with Mrs. Hurlburt, Mrs. Schitford, and Mrs. Pearce directing the Vocalists.
Meridian high school graduate and University of Mississippi freshman Mr. Rivers, owner of a U C scholarship at Washington-Lee University in Virginia, won the best debater medal at a university contest. He previously earned a Washington on a fifty dollar gold piece bas relief. His victory brings local pride and honors for sponsors the Ont Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs Marietta Johnson of Fal Ala will discuss the Organic School at Fairhope Ala this week in Montgomery. Prof N R Baker notes the school eschews textbooks for self directed, life class learning with a six acre campus and a focus on initiative self control and originality in children.
Rhett Jamin died Sunday Eb 28 1915 at 1 40 o clock aged 62 funeral from 866 Dauphin Way Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock interment Magnolia Cemetery
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