Local Society Notes and Meetings Today
The Catholic Knights and Ladies of America meet at 4 p m at Mrs M E Henry Ruffin’s residence 404 Church Street. S A C W meets at Parlor C of the Battle House at 3 30 p m. Detention home board meets second Tuesday monthly at 11 o’clock. Council of Jewish Women meets at Bnai Brith Hall at 3 30. Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church meets at the chapter house at 4. Enterpean Society meets at Harte Auditorium at 8. The Woman’s Musical Club first meeting was held last evening at Mrs Douglas Campbell’s home with officers elected and weekly rehearsals planned. Mr Cleveland of Mobile and bride-to-be will be in Pensacola briefly en route to New Orleans for a bridal trip before settling in Mobile after March 20.
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Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
M. E. Henry Ruffin
Church Street
Douglas*Campbell
Charles J. Dunster
Douglas Campbell
McGettrick
Giuli
Winston Jones
Kittie Shepard
Radabaugh
Catherine Street
Lady of
Mr. Cleveland
Mobile
Mrs. Cleveland
Pensacola
New Orleans
Pnsacola Journal
Quiet Saturday Wedding Ties L Leis Drew to W Grey Cleveland
Miss L Leis Drew of Atmore and Mr W Grey Cleveland of Mobile wed Saturday at 6 o clock in a small ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev M H Holt officiating. The bride is described as a beautiful young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Leis Drew
Atmore
W. Grey Cleveland
Mobile
M. H. Holt
Leonard Raymond Marries Aurora Hall in New Orleans
Leonard Raymond formerly of Biloxi now residing in Marble wed Miss Aurora Hall of New Orleans in a ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. Hall is recalled in Biloxi for her visits, while Raymond remains a Biloxi native with many local ties. The couple plans to live in Mobile after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Raymond
Biloxi
Marble
Aurora Hall
New Orleans
Miss Hall
Mr. Raymond
Mobile
Mrs. Waller of Washington to Make Her Home in Birmingham
Mrs Sallie Foote Waller of Washington arrives in Birmingham and will live with Mr and Mrs Steve Smith of Edgewood. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes she will reside there.
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Mrs. Waller
Washington
Birmingham
Birmingham Age-Herald
Sallie Foote, Waller
Steve Smith
Edgewood
Waller
Romanian Woman Aviator Aims Atlantic Flight First
Miss Kelen Caragioni, now with a monoplane in New York, declares women will cross the Atlantic before men. Born in Roumania, she has flown four months and is rated a first class air pilot as she hopes to join Lieutenant Porte in the Wanamaker Curtiss biplane for the ocean crossing attempt.
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New York
Mar
Atlantic
Mls
Kelen Caragioni
Caragioni
Paris
Roumania
Mlle Helene
J. C. Porte
Wanamaker
Glenn Curtie
Social set gathers in Mobile for Alabama visitor
Aunt of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Carl Sears returns to Alabama after years in Washington. Mrs. Richard Clarke of New York and Mrs. Mary Kennerly of Cincinnati visit Mobile as sisters of Mrs. Waller. Hostess Mrs. John Harvey honors Miss Mary Green of Meridian with Misses Etta and Bessie Meyers and visiting Ruth O Neal enjoying flowers and a social repast. Presentation of Teniers pictures by Mr. J A Wetzel.
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Smith
Carl Sears
Mobile
Alabama
Washington
Richard Clarke
New York
Mary Kennerly
Cincinnati
Waller
Charlie Foote
John Harvey
Meridian
Mary Green
Etta
Bessie Meyers
Ruth O'Neal
J. O. Acree
Turrentine
Doris
Mra. Ball
Mrs. Crossland
Teniers
Mr. J. A. Wetzel
Quiet Cathedral Wedding Unites Lena Donovan and Winthrop Hallett
Miss Lena Donovan and Mr Winthrop Hallett wed at the Cathedral rectory on Saturday afternoon. Father Hackett officiated. The bride wore a French blue maire suit and lilies of the valley. They plan a West bridal trip and will visit the Battle House on return.
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Hallett-Donovan
Lena Donovan
Winthrop Hallett
Monthly meetings of Jewish women and musical programs
The Council of Jewish Women held a 3:30 p.m. meeting at B'nai B'rith Hall with Rabbi Ettelson of Hartford and a Wilde poem read by Mrs. H P Hirshfield. The A C W Association meets at 3:20 p.m. at the Battle House Parlor C. Euterpean Society hosts an 8 p.m. program in Harte Auditorium featuring Liszt Goethe and correlative talks and solos led by Mrs James Wade Cox with several performers and readers.
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Council of Jewish Women
B’nai B'rith Hall
Ettelson
Hartford, Conn
Mabillan
H. P. Hirshfield
Oscar Wilde
Old Miss Society Formed in Meridian
Former Mississippi College students in Meridian form the Old Miss Society with Dr. R. Heath Foster named temporary president and Walter N. Hart as temporary secretary. Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church held 4 p m meeting to study China, finding the session interesting. Visitors noted include Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Brawner of Pensacola returning from carnival season here, and Mr. and Mrs. Byrd with Miss Martha Byrd of Omaha arriving from the South. Mrs. Lee Price Caffee of Washington and two children visit Mrs. W. H. Bancroft. Misses Sue and Mollie King of Omaha go to Battles to visit relatives.
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Mississippi College
Meridian
Old Miss” Society
R. Heath Foster
Walter N. Hart
Dance at Fort Morgan March 6 1914 Fort Morgan Ala
The Fort Morgan post baseball team hosts the second dance in a series on Friday March 6 1914 leaving Mobile at 12 30 p m and returning Fort Morgan at 8 30 p m aboard Gen 8 B Holabird. Sunset Orchestra supplies music after Fort Morgan Band disbands. Invitations are issued individually with committee members named.
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Fort Morgan
Ala
Fort Morgan Band
Sunset Orchestra of
Mobile
Morse
Huden
Green
Sheltran
Kirby
Distinguished Artist Agnes Conrad to Appears in Mobile Recitals
Miss Agnes Conrad a renowned prima donna soprano will headline a series of song recitals in Mobile with a company of famed musicians. European critics praise her musicality temperament and beautiful voice though this is her Mobile debut. Accompanists Miss Woytych and Miss Lane Jend will join violin and piano programs to offer variety and high artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Conrad
Conrad
Elyo Cream Balm Opens Nasal Passages
An old advert-style claim promotes Elyo Cream Balm to clear clogged nostrils and head catarrh instantly. It promises free breathing, headache relief, and cure of cold symptoms by morning with a small bottle available at drug stores.
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Ely
Poultry Wire and Miscellaneous Household Goods Sale
A list of assorted inexpensive household items and tools with prices and values. Includes poultry wire in various meshes and heights, enamelware, choppers, sauce pans, copper wash boilers, tongs, shovels, oil cans, bowls, dishes, and lamps with given values and sale prices. The catalog suggests a mobile sale of miscellaneous goods.
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Mobile
Vos Nee
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Parlor C
Battle House
Christ Church
Enterpean Society
Harte Auditorium
Woman's Musical Tube
HWA
Raymond Hall
Thenk. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Evi Uf L
Antwerp
Atlantic Ocean
Mile
Mlle
Helen Caragioni
Miss Green
Mrs. Harvey
8. A. C. W. Association
Southern Association of College Women
Parlor Cc
H. O. Hanson
S. S. Murphy
Austin Yuille
Uterpean Society
Euterpean Society
James Wade Cox
Tenters
Goethe
Liszt
A. E. Thayer
Matthew Brewster
C. L. Lauretta
J. H. McCormick
The
Wanderers
CC. Turrentine
M. Howard
J. A. Wetze
J. H
China
Mrs. Fleming Brawner
8. Byrd
Martha Byrd
Omaha
Neb
South
White House
Lee Price Caffee
Washington, D. C
W. H. Bancroft
Sue
Mollie
Orhaba
Jeannette Lehman
Jacksonville
Fla
Julia Bauer
South Franklin Street
TANGO
Copenhagen
NAVY
Wistaria
C. J. Gayfer & Co
Southern Railway ~Y
Government Street
Bay Shore
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Lec
W. W. Fitepe
G. W. Phrey
Nastischa
Vanieh
Weinacker
Dodson
Scott
California
Jergen
C.-Cerrees
Wampole
Valle Co
Nelson
Florida
Vyaiun
Tenes
Taletee Enue
Tae
Anes
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