Mobile social notes and gatherings highlight Mardi Gras week
The issue recounts meetings at St Marys asylum Sewing Circle and the Tea Club with Mrs R V Cameron. It notes visitors Stella Bloch and Mildred Wellhouse, a Gull dance, and remarks on Mobile hosts praising New Orleans carnival. It covers Jewish council meetings with Miss Tillie Cohen and Stella Bloch, plus Beaux Arts pageant at the Hotel Astor featuring Miss Louisie Houstis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bloch
New York
S. Kold
Mildred Wellhouse
Carol
Leo M. Brown
Council of Jewish Law
H. P. Hirshfield
Association
Tillie Cohen
Cleveland
Helen Bloch
Selma
Bernice Meyer
Birmingham
Jeanette Leachman
Florida
Hirshfield
Calcutta
India
Cowen
Florian
Godard
Oscar Wilde
Lisa Lehman
J. Simon
Rabbi Ettelson
Hartford
Mary Auten
Promised Land
Loudie Heustis
Hotel Astor
Hall of Fine Arts
Society of Beaux Arts Architects
New York Exchange
Venice
Loggias
Mobile
Louisie Houstis
Republic
Panteleone
Paler Not in Race for Probate in Dry County
The probate judge race in Dry County will feature Orge J. Sullivan and Price Williams as the field stands. Judge Joseph N. McAleer will not enter, citing business commitments, and Colonel A. S. Lyons also declines after initial expectations. Internal party factions swipe at candidates for the Alabama assembly, with B. B. Comer seeking opposition to Francis J. Inge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orge J. Sullivan
Srney
Price Williams
Joseph N. McAleer
Ming
A. 8. Lyons
Goonam
Prohibition
Alabama
Prohibitor
B. B. Comer
Francis J. Inge
Premier of Song Cycle Opens Series in City
The National Society for Broader Education presents a Wednesday premiere at the Crown hotel lounge by Agnes Conrad soprano Adele Lane pianist and Miss Woytych violinist. The program opens a cycle titled Apple Orchard The Awakening of Hope with two more performances scheduled Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofety
Government Street Presbyterian
Cawn
Agnes Conrad
Adele Lane
Woytych
Arb
Musical Selections Featuring Miss Woytych Lane Conrad and Others
A program list shows performers Miss Woytych Miss Lane Agnes Conrad and others presenting pieces by Liszt Bach Donizetti MacDowell Strauss Wieniawski and Barry. Highlights include Hungarian Rhapsodie VIII Prelude to Cycle of Life At Dawning The Wedding Morn Hark Hark the Lark Air on G String Adagio Religioso and Voci di Primavera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woytych
Rondoletto
Sinding
Liszt
Miss Lane
Ronald
Cadman
Nevin
Agnes Conrad
Hejri Kati
J. Hubay
Schubert
Saar
Mac.Dowell
Lucia
Donizetti- Leschetizky
Bach
H. Vieuxtemps
H. Wieniawsky
Strauss
Barry
Miss Laue
Negro Arrested for Shooting at Chunchula
Dennis Johnson was arrested Tuesday afternoon near Chunchula in the northern county on a murder charge. He is accused of shooting and killing Mary Herbert Chainey at a turpentine camp about six miles northwest of the place. Johnson was seen near the camp earlier with a shotgun. The shooting occurred when a shotgun blast fired from a cabin doorway struck Chainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Johnson
Chunchula
Mary Herbert Chainey
Johnson
Chatney
Turkey
Shortage in Accounts Triggers Naval Canteen Probe
Discovery of an alleged shortage in the accounts of the canteen at a naval training station leads to the technical arrest of Captain Roger Welles, commander of the station, as investigators pursue the missing funds and details of the discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport
R. 1
Naval Training Station
Roger Welles
Century Book Club Meets at Miss Edith Heckert Residence
Century Book Club held its morning meeting at Miss Edith Heckert’s home with many attendees. The roll call featured quotations of Famous French Women, and Miss Hunter presented a paper titled France Its Political History and Its Music Painters and Poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Book Club
Edith Heckert
Hunter
France
Polyhymnia Circle Examines Women in Music
The Polyhymnia Circle met at Mrs. James Wade Cox home this morning. Directors Mrs. EF. O. Zadek and Mrs. D. N. Browne led the program on the subject Women in Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wade Cox
EF. O. Zadek
D. N. Browne
Music
First Visit Signals Harrison Leads Southern Group
Harrison arrives in his role as head of Southern on a historic first visit. The roster lists numerous figures including J. C. Bush Jr and H. G. Parclay among many others, with extensive participation across multiple names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Southern
Hot Stuff Chaos in Stevens Kitchen Makeover
Mr Stevens and Warren seize control of Lizzie's kitchen for a "hot stuff" breakfast dish using ham cheese eggs and crackers. The men clash with Mrs Stevens andHelen over cleanliness and taste while a bustling comic scene unfolds around the improvised meal and kitchen antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Henry
Stevens
Warren
Lizzie
Curtis
Mrs. Stevens
Emily
E868,” Insisted Mrs. Stevens
Arren
Helen
Willikens
Passing Bad Checks Charged to Atlanta Man
Atlanta architect Thomas M. Walker was arrested by Detectives Murphy and Lacey on Tuesday afternoon. He is accused of passing two $7 checks in February to Mrs. J. J. Hays and Mrs. W. B. Ward, both returned valueless. Walker reportedly traveled through Bay Minette and Brewton and returned to Mobile recently. He faces arraignment in recorder's court Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of College Women
Parior C
Battle House
Miss Lambert
Truman Smith
United States
Vinnie ©. Hicks
Oakland
Cal
Thomas M. Walker
Atlanta, Ga
Murphy and Lacey
Walker
J. J. Hays
W. B. Ward
Bay/Minette
Brewton
Mobile
Irvington Ladies Form Corporation of Their Public Library
The Irvington Ladies' Library Association filed incorporation papers in the probate court to operate a public library in Irvington. Officers include Mabel Kuhn as president and Emma F. Low as librarian, with a slate of trustees and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Irvington Ladies’ Library Association
Mabel Kuhn
Gladys A. Gregg
Zoad Partridge
Alice H. Brown
Mabel Matlock
Esther Oliver
Vera Hatch
Emma F. Low
Henriettas. Pennell
Emma Low
Estelle Davis
Florence E
Lecturer on Socialism Fails to AppeAR in Mobile
Nearly seven hundred people gathered at Battle House Auditorium for a lecture by Peter W. Collins on The Menace of Socialism. The Mobile appearance was canceled after a telegram was misdirected and Collins proceeded to New Orleans. organizers hope for a future reschedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
Entirf
Peter W. Collins
Connecticut
Mobile
Knights of Columbus
Collins
Montgomery
New Orleans
Pessimist Faces Chorus of Disappointments and Grouchiness
A cautious critic frets at outcomes and bemoans misfortune, while dismissing optimism as a weak shield. The line between realism and chronic grumpiness is examined through a wry, reflective lens.
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St. Mary's Asylum
Bre Tea Club
Mra. R. V
Cameron
James
I. L. Miles
Temfila
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf City
J. Bruce Miller
Aberdeen
Scotland
R. L. Maupin
Weat Point
J. Gowan Fergerson
Great Falls
Mont
Robert
West Point
Henry Pearson
Ed Emanuel
Goronwy Owen
Columbus
Mrs
Calvin Owen
Howard Walker
Paul Danner
Mary Danner
Mr. James Clark
Minnie Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
John M. Clark
Williams and Sullivan
Miss Conrad
Cawthon
Son Mfg. Co
Possirle
Garpa
Dow
Dauphin Sr
Charles B. Hervey
C. B. Hayes
M. Waring Harrison
E. C. Hughes
J. W. Hunter
W. L. Henderson
Henry Hall
Dr. Seale Harris
Z. M. P. Inge
W. B. Inge
H. T. Inge
Francis Inge
L.c.irvine
Harvey E. Jones
H. B. Jones
Clayton Jones
T. K. Jackson
George Kilmer
John Kimbrough
G. L. Lambeth
G. M. Luce
P. J. Lyons
L. Lyons
J. W. Little
S. A
LeBlanc
E.D
Ledyard
Lyons
E. McDonnell
Tom McKinstry
J. J. MacMahon
T. M. McMillan
R. V.taylor
Marshall Turner
George R. Vaughn
M. J. Vickers
J. W. Woolf
W. P. Webb
R. D. Walker
H. L. Wright
B. A. Wood
J. W. Whiting
C. D. Willoughby
M. J. Wise
H. H. Wefel
J. C. White
Cliff Williams
W. J. Young
R. D. Morris
R. W. Ogburn
R. M. Kendrick
A. F. Marquis
E. C. Grace
F. F. Cleveland
G. C. Robson
G. A. Leftwich
James McPhillips
J. J. Bartee
Donald Optical Company
Mabel Herbert Arner
Atlanta
City Delivery Company
Adams and
Commerce Streets
Mobile Electric Coo
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