Social notes and club notices from old Mobile events
The item lists parish addresses, meetings, entertainments, and social gatherings. It cites Grace Linley addressing Episcopal parishioners, a 4:20 p.m. talk at Christ House, bridge and junior band activities, and plans for social hours, dances, and a dance at the Southern Hotel. It mentions recent travels and artistic plans of Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Parrish, along with hospital progress and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G
Grace Linley
Church For
New York
Christ Hiam
Linsey
Christ House
Y. W. Co
P. Hirshfield
A. C. Harte
Lovie McKinstry
German Relief Hall
Band of the Christ Children- Circle
T. J. O’connor
Guth Dearborn Street
Evening program at Bethel features multiple soloists
The fine program will be held this evening at Bethel with local soloists including Mrs Winston Jones Miss Mamie Vocal Miss Maxie Shopper and others. The school improvement association will hold an important meeting Friday and all members as of the school are asked to attend.
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The
Bethel
Winston Jones
J. O. Dickens
Mamie
Maxie Shopper
Tal
Mr. Parker
Gussie
E. I. Russell School Improver Association
Postponed Meetings Due to Weather Agreements
Inclement weather forces Century Book Club and Utauqua Circle to postpone gatherings to next Wednesday. Century will convene at 11 with President Mrs. Browne at 6 Georgia Avenue. Chaucians meet at 4:30 p.m. with Mrs. H. H. Duffee. John Vidmer and Miss Imogen Little, visiting in Pen, plan to return next week. Frank Stoll ill at home with a threat of la grippe.
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Century Book Club
Utauqua Circle
Century
Browne
Georgia Avenue
Chauians
H. H. Duffee
John Vidmer
Imogen Little
Pen
Frank Stoll
la Grippe
Auto Spin Hosts Compliment To Miss Anna Will Mangum
A Tuesday event organized by Mr. and Mrs Mechem featured guests Miss Anna Will Mangum of Rome Georgia Miss Gabriella Barrett Miss rn Martin Mr Warren Roberts J Maiden Cammack and Mr Adrian Taylor. The party departed at 3 o clock for Irvington where Mr and Mrs Thurston hosted motorists at a cozy bungalow with log fires and warm hospitality. After supper the group continued by home route and reached Mobile shortly before midnight.
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Mechem
Anna Will Mangum
Rome
Gabriella Barrett
Rn Martin
Warren Roberts
J. Maiden Cammack
Adrian Taylor
Irvington
Thurston
Interesting Views of the Carnival at Royal Theatre
An informal viewing party for Mobile carnival motion pictures at the Royal Theatre last evening included Mrs. R. H. Bolling Mrs. Sydney Robbins and Messrs W C Bibb Joseph R Bibb Aubrey Raines and Tom Raines Afterward refreshments were served at Van s across the street The pictures though imperfect were still very engaging and should boost Mobile Next year should be better as the nursery rhyme says
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Royal Theatre
R. H. Bolling
Sydney Robbins
Messrs
W. C. Bibb
Joseph R. Bibb
Aubrey Raines
Tom Raines
Mobile
Cratheus Arrives From Jamaica With Notables On Board
The Cratheus of the Seeberg Line docked Tuesday night from Kingston and Montego Bay with a noted passenger list and tropical cargo. Among arrivals were Mrs. Joseph Martinez Mrs. Rolf Seeberg Miss Seeberg Miss J M Clark Miss Eliza Finlader Mr T & Robertson and Mrs A C Robertson. A Missionary Society social is scheduled at Government Street Methodist Church Friday from 7:30 to 10.
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Cratheus
Seeberg
Jamaica
Government’ Street Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Fathers fault finding and nose blowing imitators
A humorous fragment notes a father criticizing his daughter’s admirers and jokes about men who imitate a fire whistle when blowing their noses, highlighting playful social mockery.
Off to Egypt for Four Months in Royal Affair
News from Philadelphia via Associated Press notes Pennsylvania Railroad confirms big retrenchment. About 15 000 laid off east of Pittsburgh in three months with 40 000 of 125 000 remaining on shorter time. 200 clerks in Philadelphia offices dismissed. In Russia a czar banishes Dimitri to Egypt for four months amid a royal elopement rumor involving American Susan Whitier of Boston.
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Associat Press
Philad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Dimitri
Egypt
Russia
Susan Whittier
Boston
Majority Republicans Win Out in South Dakota
The entire majority Republican state ticket headed by Governor Byrne was nominated in Tuesday's primary, with Dillon named in the First district Rice in the Third and Johnson in the Second. Late returns show Burke increasing his lead over Crawford for the U S Senate nomination.
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Pierre
S. D
Byrne
Dillon
W. G. Rice
Eral Johnson
Burke
Crawford
United States
Clarke in Lead for the Senate in Arkansas Primary
Complete returns from Arkansas Democratic primaries show United States Senator James P. Clarke leading challenger William F. Kirby by 800 to 1,000 votes. The election also included state and county offices, delaying full results and congressional contests with J. N. Tillman leading in the Third District and Earl Hodges atop the secretary of state ticket.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States
James P. Clarke
William F. Kirby
The
Supreme Court
J. N. Tillman
Fayetteville
C. A.fuller
Eureka Springs
Earl Hodges
T. Henry Downing
Claims Son Murdered Not Suicide in Alabama Case
J O Jeffries of Jamison Alabama claims his son Oscar K Jeffries was murdered not self killed. He traveled to Birmingham to recover the body and press detective force as coroner reports the death occurred by self inflicted gunshot in a Second Avenue rooming house. An accompanying woman is sought for information. The elder Jeffries plans to return Saturday to continue the inquiry.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar K. Jeffries
Jamison
Second Avenue
Jeffries
O Ae
Auto Quits Road Takes Big Plunge and Kills Three
An automobile left the road north of Dallas and plunged forty feet into a ravine killing Dr. Samuel P. Tipton and Mrs. Kate M. Loving instantly. Mrs. Loving’s son William D. Loving died at a hospital. Two women and a man survived with serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Samuel P. Tipton
Kate M. Loving
New Haven Bowlers Win Five Man Team Contest
The Monko club of New Haven Conn won the five man team contest at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo securing the championship trophy and $500. The Dimlings of Pittsburg expanded second for $450 and the White Elephants of Philadelphia finished third earning $400.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Monko Club
New Haven
Salute the Flag Resolution Brings Action in New York Board
Ernest W. Ellert proposed a board of education resolution urging mandatory flag salutes by pupils and teachers before or after Bible readings, citing concerns about apathy and potential unpatriotic teachings, with one stanza of the Star Spangled Banner to be sung afterward. the measure was referred to committee.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernest W. Ellert
Board of Education
Francis J. Inge Seeks State Senate Seat for Mobile County
Inge announces his bid for the Alabama State Senate and outlines priorities. He supports child labor regulation, a free port, opposition to anti ecommerce barriers, local option, fair oyster laws, no convict leasing, expanded education, and abolition of the county tax commissioner. He backs Commission Form Government in Mobile with initiative and referendum.
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Commission
Mobile
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