Romantic Mobile Nuptials and Society Highlights
The society page notes Miss Florence Harding of New York as a guest of Mrs. W. D. Stratton in Mobile with a bridge party planned on Government Street. It also reports the romantic wedding of Miss Minnie J. Hopkins and Mr. E. W. Nichols on Cedar Point road near Mobile, with a swift mobile getaway and supper in Mobile afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Harding
New York
W. D. Stratton
Minnie J. Hopkins
E. W. Nichols
Cedar Point Road
Mobile
Fayetteville
Fenn
Meridian
Ransom Taxicab Company
Mr. Nichols
Miss. Hopkins
W. H. Ransom
R. W. Brown
E. M. New
Mr. Fleming
Bay Front Road
Justice Thrower
Cedar Point Highway
A. J. Spencer
Gulfport
If This Is Your Birthday Horoscope Insight
A quiet year lies ahead with routine and some good fortune. Employed individuals may advance. Those born today show artistic tendencies and likeable personalities and will lead well rounded lives with congenial pursuits and friends. Early training should include practical duties.
D A R Controversy Highlighted by Horton's Candidacy
Washington D A R officials backed Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo for president drawing ire from Manhattan Chapter members who accuse the push of betraying high ideals. A separate local event recalls inauguration day with a birthday party for two year old Bertram Klein hosted by the Klein family on Church Street. Madame Belle Pevsner delivers a Mobile lecture on The Status of Woman in World History to a large audience at B'nai B'rith Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Story
New York
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Manhattan
Story
Mare Bertram Klein
M Klein
Mamma
Grandmamma
Augustus Schwartz
Church Street
Marc
Bertha
Caroline Klein
Carol Hess
Jettalee Simon
Minnie Lowenstein
Carol Eva Eichord Etta
Birdie Feist
Tensaw
Ala
Sigmund Bauer
Sam Zimmern
Ralph Holberg, Jr
Donald Guggenheim
Robert Schwarz, Jr
Madame Pevsner
Council of Jewish Women
Madame Belle Pevsner
B'nai B'rith Hall
Mobile
Mrs Coleman’s Mobile Visit Clouds by Illness
Relatives hosting Mrs Coleman in Mobile report she fell seriously ill at a local infirmary. Friends regret the illness prevented the usual social shower her visit would have inspired.
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Mobile
Organ Recital and Address at Temple Shaarai Shomayim
An appreciative audience gathered at Temple Shaarai Shomayim for an organ recital organized by Edwin Lytes Taylor and a rabbinic address by Rabbi Moses. The choir enhanced the program with a powerful performance of Fear Not Israel, delivering notable harmony and religious musical unity. Dr Moses linked music and faith, pleased the audience with his well known style, and Taylor received praise for the varied program from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lyles Taylor
A. G. Moses
H. W. Levikauf
Simon
BE. H. Planck
T. H. Halliwell
Svendsen
Buck
Sellars
Mose
Tristan
Sweet
Rome
Moses
Temple Shaarai Shomayim
Edwin Lytes Taylor
Israel
Mr. Taylor
Ladies Missionary Society Seeks Funds for Baptistry
Whistler notes report of a meeting at Mrs E Kelly home with committee to solicit baptistry funds for the church. Members sell cook books and sew a friendship quilt to raise money. Refreshments included strawberry jello and pineapple cake, then adjourned to Mrs Charles Smith home for next third Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary and Aid Society
E. Kelly
E. §. Bonds
Malcolm A. Graham
Charles Smith
Fourth Street
L. Hatchell
Watson Street
J. L. Stutz
Mobile and
Ohio
Meridian
Miss
G. W. Daly
Juanita Alvarez
Miss Beckwith
W. E. May
Engine Street
James Rayford
W. A. Deaberry
E. W. Norton
Hattiesburg
L. N. Clark
G. Langford
C. Cato
L. Crabtree
F. Roberts
Birmingham
Lodge
Miss Balwig
James Balwig
Mobile
Miss Dawson
Legend of St George featured in Hostetter booklet
The Hostetter Company of Pittsburg has issued an artistic advertising booklet on the legend of St George and the Dragon. The text appears on tablet illustrations resembling ancient stone tablets. St George and the Dragon has long served as the company trademark for about sixty years.
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Legend OF ST. George
Hostetter Company
Pittsburg
Hostetter
Nassau County election edges toward reform with affluent candidates
Wealthy Nassau residents in L. I. plan to seek seats on the board of supervisors as the spring election nears. The Nassau County Association, formed to oust crooked politicians, filed its certificate of incorporation. Mrs. Willard D. Straight, noted beauty and wealthy suffragette, helped organize the group.
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Willard D. Straight
New York
Nassau County
L. L
Millionaire’s Colony
Board of Supervisory
Nassau County Association
Cardinal Farley Returns From Porto Rico Visit
A Times-Democrat dispatch from New York reports Cardinal Farley’s return aboard the Porto Rico liner Bravos after a week in Porto Rico. He joined in the four hundredth anniversary rites for the first Roman Catholic bishop and oversaw the transfer of Ponce de Leon’s remains to a memorial shaft before San Juan.
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Times-Democrat
New York
Cardinal Farley
Porto Rico
Bravos
Ponce de Leon
San Juan
Naples
Remains Removed to New Cathedral Monument in Puerto Rico
A writer recalls transferring remains to a leaden casket within a central cathedral column amid a solemn ceremony attended by archbishops and officials. The event marked the 400th anniversary of Bishop Manzo’s arrival in 1613, with 220 whites and native Christians on the island. Cardinal Farley commented on Puerto Rico’s US ties and desire for a stronger legislature as temperatures hovered 75 to 80 degrees.
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Italy
Spain
New York
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Colton
New World
Manzo
Cardinal Farley
United States
Senate
Man walks from Portland to Portland to settle Roosevelt bet
B H Anderson of Butler Pennsylvania led a twenty two year old donkey and wore a khaki uniform as he began a walk from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon to settle an election wager on Theodore Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Portland
B. H. Anderson
Butler, Pa
Theodore Roosevelt
Oregon
Social Leader in Antigo Court Case in Chicago
Mrs. Maude Stewart a social leader from Antigo Wisconsin, arrested in Chicago for allegedly sending a threatening letter to Mrs. R H Van Ostrand. She was admitted to bail of 2000 dollars. The dispute over Antigo social leadership triggered the incident. The Stewarts were on a shopping trip and planned to sail to Florida.
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Chicago
Maude Stewart
Antigo
Wis
R. H. van Ostrand
Governor Clark Mails Resignation from Alaska Post
Governor Walter E B Clark mailed his resignation to President Wilson yesterday. He will travel to Connecticut to visit his parents after he is relieved.
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Associated Press
Juneau
Alaska
Walter EB. Clark
Wilson
Connecticut
Stewart named musical director for Panama Pacific Exposition
By Associated Press 7 San Francisco March W Stewart for ten years a har of the Boston Symphony has been appointed musical director of the Panama Pacific exposition Stewart was director of music at the St. Louis Exposition.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
W. Stewart
Boston Symphony
Stewart
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