Virginia relatives visit highlights James Harrison rumor in railway circle
The article details a visit by Virginia relatives to Mobile, focusing on Mr. Harrison of the railway and rumors about his authorship of a agricultural work titled A Virginia man. Mrs Ruffin hosts, and guests include Mrs Clarke, Mrs Inge, and Mrs Durham. Social events at the Battle House feature vibrant dances and dinners with notable figures like Elizabeth Hagan and the Hagan family.
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Kfax
Harrison
Henry Ruffin
Harthe
Francis G. Ruffin
Overnor Thomas Manohan
Virginia
Addrces
Cary
Richmond
Ruffins
Haron
Joseph F. Durham
Battle House
Mobile
James Hagan
Elizabeth
Bodal
Elizebeth
Bettie Oliver
Paul Revesies, Hagan
William Becker
Milwaukee
Bienvenu
New Orleans
Boston
Oliver Hagan
Honor to Mrs Henry Pearson by local hosts
Mrs Henry Pearson of New ark was the guest of honor as Mrs H Bixler and Mrs Virginia Bixler Sawyer entertained informally on a Wednesday afternoon. About of the intimate friends of the visitors were invited to spend the afternoon.
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Henry Pearson
H. Bixler
Virginia Bixler Sawyer
Newark
Fort Morgan Dance Sees Government Steamer Ferry Crowd
The General S. B. Holabird departed at 12 30 for Fort Morgan with a crowd aboard to attend an afternoon dance. The Fort party planned to depart at 8 30 p m. for return, marking a second chance event by the local Morgan team activity.
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Art Morgan
S. B. Holabird
Fort Morgan
Spend-the-Day Party for Mr and Mrs Arthur Gage at Dog River
During their Mobile visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Gage hosted a spend-the-day party at the Dog River club house. Six cars brought guests including J Curtis Bush Jr W F Tebbetts A W Brooks D P Bestor Jr Peter Vrendenburgh George Robinson Gregory M Luce Ethel Burgess Meta Huger Ruth Huger Frank Smith W G Horn Tom Vrendenburgh and Orville Cawthorn. Dinner featured faultless service and a renowned menu with dancing in the afternoon as a Victrola was brought out.
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Arthur Glover Gage
Mobile
Dog River
Gage
J. Curtis Bush, Jr
W. F. Tebbetts
A. W. Brooks
D. P. Bestor, Jr
Peter Vrendenburgh
George Robinson
Gregory M. Luce
Ethel Burgess
Meta Huger
Ruth Huger
Frank Smith
W. G. Horn
Tom Vrendenburgh
Orville Cawthon
Mothers' Club Meeting at Settlement Home
The regular Mothers' Club gathering met yesterday afternoon at the Settlement Home. Rev Gardiner C Tucker of St John’s Church led the lesson and members discussed topics such as es in the Bullrushes and Train This Child for Me. The treasurer reported $8 09 in the treasury and Mrs Wesley Deakle provided instrumental music before light refreshments.
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Mothers’ Club
Gardiner C. Tucker
St. John’s Church
Stewart
Wesley Deakle
Mrs Brewster Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Mathew Brewster, who had been visiting her mother Mrs Walter Rogers for two weeks, returned home on Wednesday.
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Mathew Brewster
Walter Rogers
G. G. Clements
Columbus
W. A. Clements
Texas Street
Miss Penland Arrives in New Orleans as Carnival Guest
Miss Bessie Penland of Swannanoa North Carolina arrives Wednesday in New Orleans as a guest of Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Amy Smith while visiting friends during the carnival events.
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Bessie Penland
Swannanos
N. C
New Orleans
Mildred
Amy Smith
Mrs. Bacon and Children Set to Visit the Danners
Mrs. R. F. Bacon and her two children Robert Jr and a Velanetid are expected to arrive tomorrow to be guests of Mr. A. C. Jr and Miss Mary Danner. Mrs. D had not planned to come South until April 1, but severe weather hastened her arrival. They will stay until after Easter.
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R. F. Bacon
Robert, Jr
A. C. Jr
Mary Danner
Baster
Homecoming Feted With Cabaret Dinner For Gage Guests
A homecoming sequence for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glover Gage began with a cabaret dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis Bush Jr. at their home for thirty seven. Nine small tables, lanterns, candles with red and silver shades, pink roses, and professional entertainment framed the evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gage and numerous society notables.
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Arthur Glover Gage
J. Curtis Bush, Jr
Gage
A. W. Brooks
D. P. Bester, Jr
W. F. Tebbetts
Frederick 'S
Thompson
George Robinson
John T. Cochrane
Peter Vredenburgh
Meridjian
el Burgess
T. D. Nettles, Jr
Hugh Barey
John McCaa
George Creary
West Point Return Highlights Vidmer Family Ties
Miss Eleanor Vidmer daughter of Captain George Vidmer United States Cavalry returns to West Point after a visit to New York with Miss Diane Tate daughter of Pensacola residents. She led the cotillion with Fairfax Downey at a Waldorf entertainment hosted by the Tates. Also noted are Mrs George Vidmer previously Miss Richards of Mobile and alumna society mentions of Miss Harriet Fitts and travelers Mrs A Garagin with Miss Margaret Brady heading home from Mobile to St Louis.
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Eleanor Vidmer
George Vidmer
United States Cavalry
Mobile
John Vidmer
West Point
New York
Diane Tate
Sterrett Tate
Pensaco~lans
Vidmer
A. Garagin
Margaret Brady
Crathens
Jamaica
St. Louis
Watt T Brown In Race For Senate
Special on Montgomery reports Watt Sages entering the race for short term state senator. Frank White of Birmingham and Ray Rushton of Montine are among announced candidates. Chairman Goodwyn outlines nomination and election procedures to allow a May 11 special election and potential second primary, aiming to reuse election staff and reduce county costs.
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Montgomery
Watt Sages
Ray Rushton
Montine
Frank S. White
State Committee
Carrie Dannenberg and H L Grodsky Wedding Report
The wedding of Miss Carrie Dannenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs L Dannenberg to Mr H L Grodsky a loan office employee occurred Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs L Morningstars residence 53 St Emanuel street Rabbi Smolensky officiated The couple plan to reside at 364 St Emanuel street Numerous relatives and out of town guests including Mrs Vivian H Marshall Mrs Carleton Claghorn and others were noted with several visitors from Savannah Chattanooga Meridian and Selma Also mentions travel and visits of Mrs Waring Smith Mrs Haiden Miller and Miss Margaret Miller.
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Carrie Dannenberg
Vivian H. Marshall
Carleton Claghorn
Savannah
Jesse Duggar
Chattanooga
Haiden Miller
Margaret Miller
St. Louis
James Taylor
Jamaica
Peters Fincher Nuptials at St Francis Street Parsonage
On Thursday night at 8 Rev. Dr. O C McGehee joined Fritz Peters and Emma J Fincher in marriage at the St Francis Street Methodist parsonage. Attendants were Pat Collins and Helena Peters. A supper for the bridal party and relatives followed at the Fincher home 314 North Conception Street. The groom works at Stolls haberdashery and the couple will reside at 259 North Lawrence Street.
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St. Francis Street
O. C. McGehee
Fritz Peters
Emma J. Fincher
Pat. Collins
Helena Peters
J. B. Fincher
North
Conception Street
Stoll’s Haberdashery
Peters
North Lawrence Stree
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma Set March Meeting
The Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday March 7 at 10 30 AM in
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Customer
J W Sexeon of Montevallo Missouri commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its effectiveness. The product is available for sale through Van Antwerp Drug Corp and all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J._W. Sexeon
Montevallo
Appointment of Secretary for Mobile Chamber of Commerce
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce to appoint a secretary with duties split between publicity and committees. George C. Card, former assistant secretary, will handle daily office operations. Directors plan to reuse part of the secretary salary to support small industries.
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Bhat
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
George C. Card
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons
Card Pe Papa
Syrup Evaporators To Be Made in Mobile
Mobile will manufacture syrup evaporators after a Friday morning board meeting. J Parsons of the Chamber of Commerce announced a pact with the Mobile Ing and Cornice Company to produce evaporators locally to meet demand. Previously, farmers imported evaporators. now all mill components will be made in Mobile.
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Mobile
Mornl J. Parsons
Ghatenbeer
Parsons
Mobile Ing and Cornice Company
Chamber of Commerce
Uniform Standard Grading of Naval Stores Is Urged
Washington March 6 Uniform standard for grading rosin and turpentine is urged after a conference between the bureau of chemistry and trade representatives. Manufacturers exporters and producers favor adopting a standard to curb misgrading amid years of complaints from both producers and consumers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Engineer Long Missing Is Located in New Orleans
George W. McCarty, missing Painesville railroad engineer who was believed slain in Mexico, is alive and well. Information from New Orleans says he has been located there and was delivered to Judge C. H. Nye through Mrs. McCarty’s quest for his fate.
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Associated Press
Painesville
Ohio
George W. McCarty
Mexico
C. H. Nye
Measure for Aid of Unemployed in New York
Governor Glynn urged the New York Legislature to create a state bureau of employment within the labor department. The plan calls for public employment bureaus led by a director with expertise, plus an advisory panel of employers and labor representatives for each office. Applicants will not be denied aid for refusing to work in striking establishments.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
New York
Glynn
State Department of Labor
Supreme test for collier Jupiter propulsion system
On March 6 the electric propulsion system of the naval collier Jupiter will undergo a supreme test. Orders send the vessel from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via the Straits of Magellan, carrying coal for a 13 000 mile voyage with several stops planned at Mare Island.
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Washington
Jupiter
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Straits of Magellan
Mare Island
Conrad Series Ends With Brilliant Chamber Concert
In Mobile the Conrad event closed with Miss Conrad and artists delivering a refined program at the Cawthon Hotel assembly room. Helen Woytych’s Handel violin works and Adela Lane’s Liszt piano pieces drew praise, with Lane also performing Lucile's sextet for left hand. The Mediation from Thais by Miss Conrad, with piano and violin, capped the recital under National For Broader Education and Government Street Presbyterian Church auspices.
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Conrad
Cawthon Hotel
Miss Conrad
Helen Woytyeh
Adela Lane
Saena
Mobile
National For Broader Education
King’s Daughters
Government Street
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Chicago
George’ .Vidmer
Harriet Fitts
Birmingham
Lyric Theatre
Keith-Orpheum
Monda
RDER
Hippodrome
Cora Youngblood Corson
Frank King
Francisco
Loretta, Danseuse
Miss Kelly
Rowley Orchestra
Cate
Watt T. Brown
Senate
Goodwyn
Grodsky-Dannenberg
Lucy Powell
Meridian
Biloxi
Duke Goodman
Waring Smith
Selma
J. Vidal
Pensacola
M. L. Moragues
Vidal
Kenneth Bruce
DeFuniair Springs, Fla
H. H. Patterson
Mister Carl Smith
Dorothy Smith
Church Street
Katherine
Dillard
Tenn
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Peters—Fincher
Anna Moore
la Grippe
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Gough
ATC. OF C
A. J. Parsong
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National Toilet Company
Paris
Ayer
Convenient Bank
First National Bank
Alabama
O Mobile
Gest National Bank
Calumet Baking Powder Co
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