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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1914
Page
19
Charles J. Schottgen and Eva McDonald were quietly married last Sunday at 9 30 A M in Om Miss The Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma will hold its regular monthly meeting in Barton Academy on Saturday April 4 at 10 30 A M Mrs Ulbright to entertain Larkin Club at Hill avenue West Mobile street Friday afternoon April 3 All members and friends invited to attend
The Bethel Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday April 2 at noon. Elections and other business are planned. Mise Nina Verneville has recovered from a serious operation at Providence Infirm and is home with her many friends. Miss Cora R Jones, daughter of Col Chas P Jones of Birmingham and niece of Edward S Jones the inventor, visits her cousin Miss Marfare H Jones of Kilmarnock.
The Mobile Chapter D A R postpones the unveiling of the Turner memorial due to wet weather. A later date will be announced and the Turner family will join the D A R at Shady Grove cemetery to honor Revolutionary War soldier Noel Turner.
In Mobile, a Wednesday gathering of the Christ Child Sewing Society met at the old McPhil home on Dauphin Way with about twenty four workers. Hostesses James McPhillips Jr and Mrs W A Powell presided as guests heard several health updates and plans for upcoming social events.
Describes Evening Frock of Black Silk Taffeta with blue beaded accents and embroidered medallions, plus a second outfit, an Afternoon Frock in Red Copper Silk Serge with copper silk serge kimono over white net, flounces, and bouffant hip effect.
Miss Demaris Smith gave an impromptu dance Friday evening at her parents home on Government street. Victrola music set a lively pace for skillful feet as the hours sped merrily.
The mothers of the boys invited to the Children's Ball on April 18 are asked to meet with Mrs. Lovie McKinstry on Thursday at 4 PM at German Relief Hall.
The Shake speare Club met Saturday at 11 at Mrs. C I Torrey's home with Mrs James Fagan presiding. Secretary pro tem Mrs J B Harvey led a long agenda on Romeo and Juliet including questions on the plays date, style, and character contrasts.
Hagan presents a sequence of items including Browning poem Clive Read er Mrs Richards Barytone solo The Two Grenadiers Schumann performed by T H Halliwell with piano Edwin L Taylor Rosetti pictures presented by William McLeod.
Frances Locke and her brother John hosted a casual dance at Mrs. Cc. C. Mechem's home with punch and music. Saturday evening many of the same lively young people gathered at J. R. Burkett's home on Georgia Avenue for another small dance with Terpsichore.
Planned in pleasing prospects of success the Musical tea and concert by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will be held Thursday from 4 to 6 at Mrs W F Tebbetts home. A fine program is promised with informal tea time and sandwiches after.
The notice lists numerous ante nuptial events and gatherings after Easter including weddings rehearsals and social functions. It notes April 13 at the Lyric for a pairings event and various teas card parties and dances hosted by Miss Freda Donald and Mrs Louis Donald with additional informal gatherings planned later in the week.
Warren and Helen linger in a small town after missing the 10 45. They seek lodging at the Baldwin home then the Palace Hotel, enduring a damp room, shabby bedding, and a late night water quest ending in a minor accident and a frightened encounter with a night clerk.
Curious readers seek the unseen reverse of a danger signal as onlookers probe beyond the warning. Authorities caution that the backside holds no extra hazard but prompts renewed attention to safety.
The fragment suggests a discussion on how kinship rules relate to law. It presents an unclear prompt about satisfaction and likelihood, indicating a general legal reasoning exercise rather than a specific event or named entities.
The item lists residents visiting Biloxi and New Orleans with names such as Mrs E R Glascock Miss Anita Dick El M Dick Jr and Mrs W T Ames along with several others attending a Biloxi night event Captain Alvarez. It notes Mrs H H Simmons I W Simmons and N W Simmons traveling for business or visits and references trips to Mobile and New Orleans.
A tense scene unfolds as Helen waits by Warren’s door while Warren and an irritable companion, Warren, a clerk, and a weary traveler endure a crowded hotel room. Helen endures the rancid scent, fears an early morning train, and frets over the night in a cramped, uncomfortable setting.
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