Pretty Alabama Lasses Attend Inauguration Ceremonies
From Notre Dame college in Baltimore three Alabama girls travel to Washington for President Wilson's inauguration events. Miss Edna Manning Mobile Miss Lorraine Cunningham Mobile and Miss Annie Franklin Birmingham will visit Miss Austin. Mr. Charles Cunningham will accompany them back to Baltimore. Minnie Black Mobile pianist enjoys days in New Orleans amid Crescent City music. The friends of Mr. S A Leonard regret his illness at 403 Conti Street.
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Alabama
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
Washington
Wilson
Edna Manning
Mobile
Loraine Cunningham
Annie Franklin
Birmingham
Austin
Charles Cunningham
S. A. Leonard
Conti Street
Social notes two sisters and visitors across Gulf coast
Many sincere wishes are uttered for his recovery. Miss Celestine Hirscher is the guest of Miss Stella Cohn in New Orleans. Winsome Miss Josephine Senter who has been the guest of Mrs. Harvey Jones at Monterey Place leaves today for her home in Columbus, Miss. This attractive girl will carry with her memories of a royal progress into social favor in the Gulf City, while there are scores of admirers to urge a speedy repetition of this charming experience.
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Josephine Senter
Harvey Jones
Monterey Place
Columbus
Gulf City
March Meeting of the D A R Musicale at Mrs Crampton Home
The Mobile Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution invites members to a musicale on Monday March 10 at 3 pm at Mrs Crampton's North Conception Street home. Hosts include Mrs Charles S Shawhan and officers such as Mrs Harry T Toulmin and Mrs Howard Walker. The program theme is Three Centuries of American Ballad with performances by Mrs Crampton, Miss Black, and other artists.
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Crampton
Miss Black
Mobile
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles S. Shawhan
Harry T. Toulmin
Howard Walker
Joseph Sydney Robbins
Nina Hood Boykin
Price Williams Tompkins
Robert F. Gould
Metta Thompson
Ballard
Gold Dust Soap Promises Deep Cleaning And Sterilizing Power
Advertising copy highlights Gold Dust as a versatile vegetable oil soap in powder form that cleans and purifies surfaces. It claims to reach germs and dirt, leaving spaces sanitarily safe with minimal user effort and cost savings. The slogan features Let the GOLD DUST TWINS do your work.
Ear muffs debut in Palm Beach bathing fad
Palm Beach Florida March 1 reports a new beach fad ear muffs for bathers. Miss Laura Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs F Edgerton Webb led the trend by wearing a blue bathing suit with a crepe de chine hood and silk rosettes over the ears. Friends speculate she may have a hidden invention under the rosettes to keep water from entering the ears.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Laura Webb
F. Edgerton Webb
The Wilson Family Portrait and South ern Dinner Plans
The text describes Mrs. Wilson and her daughters excelling in outdoor activities and forming a strong belief in modern women. It details an ideal Southern dinner and notes Mrs. Wilson’s support for women’s advancement. It ends with an appeal about a four thousand dollar cash prize program for churches, lodges, societies, clubs, and unions, inviting readers to view a two page display and call for details.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson And Daughters A Portrait In Savannah
A historical account details Ellen Louise Axson Wilson as the new White House mistress, her Savannah marriage in 1885, her Roman birth, and her three daughters Margaret Jessie and Eleanor. It notes her wit, painting talent, sociology interests, and Southern influence on domestic cuisine and home management.
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
Ellen Louise Axson
Wilson
Savannah
South
Rome
Wilson-Axson
Bryn Mawr College
Wilsons
Margaret Woodrow
Jessie Woodrow
Eleanor Randolph
Margaret
Jessie
Kensington
Philadelphia
Woman’s College of Baltimore
Eleanor
Nathan Hoyt
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Edward Axson
Leila
Carrie Belle Axson
Atlanta
Legare Walker
Summerville
S. C
Randolph Axson
Law
Charles Edmondson
Thomas C. Clay
Miss Axeon
Savannah, Ga
Ellie Lou
Ellen Louise) Axson
Mr. Wilson
J. R. Wilson
Walmingston
Austrian banker Niegler arrested in Mexico City
An Austrian banker named Niegler was arrested in Mexico City at the request of the Austro Hungarian minister. He is charged with fraud involving about $30,000 and is confined in the penitentiary awaiting extradition.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Niegler
Death of Captain Orren R. Smith in Washington
Captain Orren Randolph Smith, designer of the Confederate flag, died at his daughter Miss Jessica Smith's home in Henderson, D C. He was 82 years old.
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Henderson
D. C
Orren Randolph Smith
Jessica Smith
Any Woman Can Have Beautiful Hair
A vintage advertisement extols Parisian Sage promising dandruff destruction and hair growth. It claims to stop shedding, reduce itch overnight, and leave hair luxuriant and lustrous. The large bottle sells for 50 cents and is distributed by G. Van Antwerp & Son.
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G. van Antwerp & Son
California Women Vote on Fates of Judge Recall
San Francisco reports the first recall election for a judge in California after a 1911 constitutional amendment. The petition, driven by women voters, gathered 10 000 signatures to remove Charles E. Weller a police magistrate who reduced bail for a prisoner accused of attacking a young girl and who fled after release.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Charles E. Weller
Mexican garrison sergeant and Luna executed at Agua Prieta
The sergeant in charge of the Mexican garrison at Agua Prieta and Felipe Luna were executed there on General Ojeda's order for conspiring against the Huerta regime.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Aris
Agua Prieta
Felipe Luna
Ojeda
Narrow escape as bicycle collides with doctor's car
Ferdinand Hackmeyer Jr., 17, nearly suffered serious injuries after his bicycle struck Dr. P J Howard's auto on Conti and Conception streets. The physician stopped in time and examined the teen, who escaped with no injuries and returned to work.
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Ferdinand Hackmeyer, Jr
Conception
Conti
P. J. Howard
Hackmeyer
Conti Street
Dr. Howard
Conception Street
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Irma Hartwell
Sewanee Quill
Belle Gilbe
Nina Spencer
Gosport
A. J. Spencer
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Government Street
Ater
Miss Spencer
Minnie Black
New Orleans
Crescent
Celestine Hirscher
Stella Cohn
Young People’s Missionary Society
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
St. John’s
Woman’s Auxiliary of Board of Missions
L. R. Haas
Monterey Street
Madame Belle Pevsner
B'nai B'rith Hall
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Mobile Gas Co
Yroxo
Thal Mews Service
Temple
Edwin Lyles Taylor
Moses
Mr. Smith
Lawrence Holbrook
Clarice Kopp
Detroit
Florence Davis
Jackson, Ala
G. W. McClain
Miss Blanche
Ruth Block
Selma
Godfrey Block
Starkville
Miss
John Dortch
Mobile Infirmary
Leon Scudamore
Natchez
Charles B. Hervey
J. P. Moreland
Rome, Ga
Ethel Steinhart
Greenville
the Merry Funmakers
Madeline Seeney
Lima
Merry Funmakers
Eunice Murray
Miss Murray
Lillian White
Katie May Robinson
Byterian Church
Art Students’ League
New York City
New York
America
O. R. Smith
California
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y
Maggie Saner
Western Ave
Chillicothe
Ohio
United States
Vaughan Kester
Rascal
Betty
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