Society Miss Crossland Enjoys Delights and Dance
Mise Clara B Crossland of Mobile enjoyed varieties during a Demopolis visit with Corinne. She accompanied the return home from a carnival and has gained popularity since. She was the honoree at a dance at the Elks hall and attended several card parties with Hermine Partridge, receiving compliments on a novel boa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Clara B. Crossland
Corinne
Demopolis
Ile
the Elks' Hall
Hermine Partridge
Birthday forecast rewards practical roots and steady growth
If this is your birthday you have outdoor work or recreation for part of your time, seen as essential to health. The precall says your year will be prosperous and joyful. If employed you may get a chance to advance. Those born today have good ability and practical bent guiding actions.
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D. H. Brown
Iola
Kansas
Freyen
Lydia E. Pinkham
D. H. Brows
North Walnut Street
Iola, Kan
Penick. & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Photo Play Party Benefits Young Women's Christian Association
A Crown theatre charity week features several photo play parties to aid the YWCA. Notable event includes Mrs. J H Patterson hosting guests for Mrs. Bird of Chicago with multiple attendees from Mobile and Jackson, Mississippi in a springtime visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Crown Theatre
Young Women's Christian Association
Bright
J. H. Patterson
Bird
Chicago
J. S.taylor
Patterson
Hartwell Tarver
T. B. Nettles
E. J. Powers
T. M. Fisher
W. G. Stephens
Jackson
Miss
Mobile
Cupid to Spring Surprises on Government Street
Springtime notices stir on Government Street as engagements rise along the Lovers Lane thoroughfare. The article hints at several couples among the local social set with at least one secret engagement becoming widely known to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Mobile
Dan Cupid
Government Street
Eastertide Fetes Set for Miss Leatherbury’s April Wedding
Eastertide celebrations brighten with multiple events for Miss Sadie Leatherbury as she prepares to wed Mr. J B Davis on the second day of April. Mrs Ernest Ladd hosts an afternoon party March 25, and Mrs John Shearer hosts a bridge gathering March 27 at 3 with a tea at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Leatherbury
J. B. Davis
Ernest Ladd
Miss Leatherbury
John Shearer
Leatherbury
W. G. Ward
Electra Semmes Colston
Sally Jones
April Bride Dorothy Carter to Be Honored in Parties
Miss Dorothy Carter and Miss Leatherbury will share honors at a party planned by a November bride they favored in autumn pre-nuptials. The April 9 wedding date for Miss Carter will be announced later, with additional celebrations by their many friends to follow.
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Dorothy Carter
Leatherbury
Miss Carter
Return of Chicago Visitors Sparks Gulf City Socials
Mrs. John Campbell and her daughter Mrs. Thomas Pierce from Chicago NL have returned to Mobile to renew acquaintances. They stay at the Batt House where friends gather for informal bridge games and social meetings. Yesterday a parti carre in the latest fashion entertained Mrs Campbell.
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John Campbell
Thomas Pierce
Chicago
Mobile
Gulf City
Batt House
Campbell
A Trip to Cuba Carni val Plans by Mobillians
Spring seems favored for Cuban trips as Mobillians plan travel. Mr N E Turner Mrs Turner Miss Turner and her college brother visited from the country home to enjoy the city carnival and finalize the Cuban trip details.
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Cuba
Mobillians
N. E. Turner
Lauder Matinee Delights Mobile Audiences At Lyric
Harry Lauder enchanted a large Mobile afternoon crowd with his distinctive dialect and melodic songs at the Lyric theatre. The program drew socially notable listeners and ended with enthusiastic acclaim for his heartful performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Harry Lauder
Lyric Theatre
Lauder
Prominent Pioneer Social Workers Talk Sparks Club Interest
Mrs G. T. Cimee chaired a Mobile club discussion on Prominent Pioneer Social Workers while Miss Jean Heckert spoke on Women and Children in Industry and Mrs Co Mechem presented Affects of Universal Suffrage on Working Women. The gathering included inauguration talk by Mrs P Jere and plans for future delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Cimee
Mobile
Jean Heckert
Mechem
P. J.ere
Washington
Ban on Harassment of Indian Migrants Passes To Alabama
Special to The Item Montgomery March 13 five generations of Indians and half breeds travel by wagons from Oklahoma toward the Everglades of Florida must not be molested in Alabama unless peaceful Governor O Neal orders state officers to protect them He met with leader Emil Mischel a Brazilian half breed who says the party includes his elderly grandfather and five generations of kin en route to the Seminole in Florida
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Montgomery
Ala
Oklahoma
Everglades
Florida
Alabama
O'Neal
Emil Mischel
Mischel
Janeiro
Brazil
Orida
There’s Always Something Nice to Eat at the Vineyard
A vintage notice promotes a steady range of delicacies at The Vineyard and Bon Secours offerings. It highlights shellfish treats, mussels, Russian fruits and ices, and French pastries as part of the season’s assortment for all occasions.
Fire horses replaced by motors end of era in New York
Associated Press reports New York declares the era of fire horses over as motors replace horse drawn equipment in the city. The march weathered slogan “We will pure no more horses” signals a city embracing mechanization and modernization.
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Associated Press
New York
York City
Effort to Reconcile Progressives in Tariff Fight
Washington March 13 The White House seeks to unite Progressives and Taft Republicans in the tariff dispute with President Wilson planning conferences with La Follette. La Follette’s visit to the White House marks a rare encounter as discussions on legislative questions unfold. Senators Lea Shields and a Tennessee delegation urge McMillin as ambassador to Mexico with broad Democratic support.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
la Follette
White House
Lea and
Shields
Tennessee
Benton McMillin
Mexico
Thenessecracy
Y M C A Gym Exhibition To Be Repeated Saturday
Tens of tickets sold for the Y M C A gym exhibition with a Friday show to be followed by a second performance Saturday to accommodate all spectators. The program features boxing wrestling and athletic demonstrations plus a senior basketball game and relay events among others.
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Y. M. C. A. Southern
The
Ramblers
Onmattal Mar
Hahn’ A
Stevens
Jackson
Armbrecht
Wilson
Johnson
Bartee
Edgar
Schleuter
Delchamps
Pittard
Haig and
Cunningham
Breneman
Hovers
Ing. Miller
Varnado
Athletica
Junto
Senate delays vote on Dr. Neill labor statistics post
In Washington on March 13 the senate education and labor committee postponed action on reappointing Dr. C P Neill as commissioner of labor statistics. Senator of North Carolina indicated opposition and the panel planned to reconvene in several days. The piece ends with an odd aside asking about a clerk who slept in a store.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dr. C. P. Neill
Labor Statistics
Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
Iliman
South North Carolina
Cme
Dr. Neill
The Girl Without Money by Hilda Conway
An essay-like critique argues for dowries and training for daughters in gentry and middle classes. It cites Lady Aberconway urging education for women to gain independence, suggesting estate management and horticulture as viable paths for daughters to earn wages without leaving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Without Money
Hilda Conway
Mfe
Aberconway
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women. It claims to dissolve diabetes weaken the back and relieve irregularities of the kidney and bladder. The copy lists various ailments and asserts the remedy’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Street
Ady
Seemaeee
Beck
Compromise on Canadians
Washington reports a compromise plan on patronage in several Democratic states to win White House support. Two of President Wilson's advisers, in talks with Postmaster Burleson and Committee Chairman McCombs, aim to align anti ar tson factions with the White House position.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frent Wilson
Ganization
Burleson
McCombs
McCom
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