Community club events and social gatherings listed
Today features meetings of Bethel Auxiliaries and the Elwell Bridge Club La, a No Trump Card Club session with Miss Marie Webb, Mobile A C V W chapter at Battle House Parlor C, Friday social club with Mrs Richie M King, new bridge group with Mrs Thompson, Larkin Club with Mrs Al Pricht, W S W Club with Miss Estelle at 600 Charleston Street, Glee Club entertainment at Harte Auditorium under Y W C A, two course lunch, and prizes to Mrs H P Hirshfield. Participants include Sledge Tom Strong Adrian Taylor Dr F P Woolf Walter Toxey Aubrey Raines T Raines C R Taylor of Liverpool Claude Hensch Heath McMeans Ben Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sledge
Tom Strong
Adrian Taylor
F. P. Woolf
Walter Toxey
Aubrey Raines
T. Raines
C. R. Taylor
Liverpool
Claude Hensch
Heath McMeans
Ben Marshall
Dance at the Yacht Club Opens Summer Season
Matsie opened the summer season at the Yacht Club with a popular dance by Ieson on site. The event began at 7:30 pm and continued until the last car departed as punch and a late course were served. Entertainment and reception committees listed with many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsie
Yacht Club
Iesanon
H. G. Barclay, Jr
William L. Ross, Jr
Carl Holzborn
Ralph G. Richard
Joseph E. McPhi
A. C. Denby
Alex McKinstry
Edward Percy
W. l L. Sink
Thomas J. Burns
H. H. Maschiheyer
Frank’Ladd, Jr
Ge D. Legesne
G. C. Outlaw
Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club Meeting Report
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Forcheimer in attendance to play bridge and discuss club affairs.
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts at Govern ment Street Home
Mrs. B. J. Buck hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her Govern ment street residence yesterday. Attendees included Mrs. C. B. Hayes Mrs. A. W. Brooks Mrs. A. P. Bush Mrs. M. D. Broughton Mrs. Frank P. Davis Mrs. Joseph Mc Phillips Mrs. McCreary Otts Miss Rosa Lyons Mrs. John Quill Mrs. Stewart of Philadelphia Mrs. W. D. Stratton Mrs. Joseph St. G. Tucker Mrs. Virginia Bixler Sawyer Mrs. E. D. Bondurant Mrs. Herbert Turner and Mrs. Thomas H. Smith. Silk hose prizes were awarded to five players for top table scores. A tempting salad course followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Buck
Government Street
C. B. Hayes
A. W. Brooks
A. P. Bush
M. D. Broughton
Frank P. Davis
Joseph McPhillips
McCreary Otts
Rosa Lyons
John Quill
Stewart
Philadelphia
W. D. Stratton
Joseph St. G. Tucker
Virginia Bixler Sawyer
E. D. Bondurant
Herbert Turner
Thomas
H. Smith
Bondurant
Sawyer
Bush
Davis
Tucker
Dalton Bridge Club Meets at Yacht Club
The Dalton Club held a postponed meeting yesterday afternoon at the Yacht Club hosted by Mrs H W Taylor. Miss Brady achieved the highest score and won the first prize a tapestry tray. Mrs Reaves made the successful cut for the consolation prize a pair of silk hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Bridge Club
Dalton Club
Yacht Club
H. W. Taylor
Brady
Bachelors' Cotillon Club Elects Officers for 1914 15 Season
The Bachelors' Cotillon Club capped its social season with a Dutch supper at the Battle House Parlor A and re elected the same officers for 1914 15: Adrian Taylor president B F Marshall vice president and Dr F P Woolf secretary and treasurer. The design committee included Maiben Cammack chairman T D Nettles Jr and B F Marshall. Members listed include T D Nettles Jr James Gray Taswell Shepard Carl McMahon James E Duggan Earl Walkley Cecil Walkley Allie Owen L Y McLeod Walter Inge Harry Clifton Allie Ahlum Frank Fowler Ben Campbell Henry Bethea John Nelson Matthew Cammack Myron Sprague Henry Shields Alson Wilson Ulmer Herrin Richard Moore Herndon Smith Hardy Smith Gus Hempstead Frank Ellis R T Ellis William Hagan Alex ys Howard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillon Club
Battle House
Adrian Taylor
B. F. Marshall
F. P. Woolf
Maiben Cammack
T. D. Nettles, Jr
T. D. Nettles Jr
Myron Sprague
Allie Ahlum
T. D. Nettles
James Gray
Taswell Shepard
Carl McMahon
James E. Duggan
Earl Walkley
Cecil Walkley
John Ralston
Local Dance At Mrs Bairds Hostess Home
Mrs E D Baird hosted a Tuesday evening dance at 202 St Joseph Street for a youthful group. The event featured phonograph and piano music with attendees including Miss Burkett Miss Nina Spencer Miss Edith Sullivan Miss Aline Spencer Miss Roberta Bell Miss Upchurch and Messrs Joe Bibb John Bell Herman Schram M Vickers John Jossen Adam Glass Jr and Carl Irwin Punch was served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Baird
St. Joseph Street
Burkett
Nina Spencer
Edith Sullivan
Aline Spencer
Roberta Bell
Upchurch
Messrs
Joe Bibb
John Bell
Herman Schram
M. Vickers
John Jossen
Adam Glass, Jr
Carl Irwin
Punch
Musical Journey Through France at Polymnia Circle Meeting
Polymnia Circle met with Mrs. James Wade Cox in a well attended session. The program featured readings on French contributions to music, multiple violin and piano solos, vocal performances, and descriptive readings highlighting France's musical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polymnia Circle
James Wade Cox
France
D. N. Browne
Saint- Saens
Zadek
Leslie
Henri Pierne
Nadine Hunter
J. W. Cox
Guy d'Hardelot
Thais
Gabriella Barret
Blackaday
Arthur Coquard
William Fowler
Song of the Brook
Lack
William Schock
Jocelyn
Godard
Miss Garnett
Miss Hunter
Howard Walker
Chopin
Duke Goodman
Saint-Saens
Emma Lauretta
the Marseillaise
Mothers' Club meets at Settlement Home on love
An afternoon meeting of the Mothers' Club at the Settlement Home featured Miss Lida Robertson speaking on Love, tracing its presence from parental affection to romantic devotion and divine assurance. Thirteen mothers attended with children. Miss Nellie Hess hosted refreshments after the talk. Travelers and visitors include Mrs. H. M. Friedenthal to New Orleans, Mrs. J. B. Wiggins of Bluff Springs, and Miss Katherine Taylor from Jeffersonville arriving for a several week visit with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Lida Robertson
Miss Robertson
Nellie Hess
H. M. Friedenthal
New Orleans
Claudia Friedenthal
Sophie Newcomb College
Katherine Taylor
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Miss Mary Taylor
Amusements at the Empire Big Bill and Dance of Death
An Empire program features six reels across five subjects including The Tango Craze and Dolly of the Dailies sixth installment with Mary Fuller. A second big bill tomorrow stars The Dance of Death with Tom Moore, Alice Joyce, and Mme Verna Messerau plus When a Woman Wills and Along Came a City Chap, ending with a Kineme color reel on President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Pathe
Mary Fuller
Kinemacolor
Suez
Naples
Biograph
Wilson
Special Music at St Josephs Church May Day Devotion
Special music at St Josephs Church on May 3 for the Forty Hours devotion with high mass at 9 am. Rosewigs Mass in F will be sung by the regular choir along with offertory Ave Verum and O Salutaris. The choir features Miss G Russell Miss M McGetrick Miss B Gayle Miss J Oberkirch Mrs B Thursley and more with violin cornet and flute. night servicesSunday 7:30 Monday 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Rosewig
Wiegarnd
G. Russell
William Gass
Les Rameaux-Faure
George W
George W. Tunstall
L. Schwaemmle
J. L. Hermann, Jr
Benito
Massive Henderson rally draws crowd in Montgomery
Special to The Item. In Montgomery a huge Grand Theatre crowd heard William H. M. Samford and State Senator Thomas S. Frazer praise Charles Henderson for governor. The speakers urged support for Henderson in the May 11 primary, claiming his integrity and a cleaner state administration. A Henderson parade preceded by horns and sirens featured a booming public show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Grand Theatre
William HM. Samford
Thomas S. Frazer
Union Springs
Charles Henderson
Henderson
Samford
Alabama
B. B. Comer
Brother
Comet
Frazer
Flowing Oil Wells Threaten Tampico Influx
The oil overflow from interior flowing wells creates a grave threat to Tampico with major financial losses and interference with neutral commerce after the Antilla incident. British Ambassador Spring-Rice met with Assistant Secretary Osborne at the state department to press for a neutral zone in the oil field area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tampico
Ward Line
Antilla
Spring- Rice
Osborne
State Department
Refugees Released From Orleans Quarantine Camp
The first of about 700 Mexican refugees at the Orleans detention camp near the river was released and sent to homes across the United States. Twenty-one from Progreso aboard the Wyvisbrook and fourteen from Frontera aboard the Livingstone departed. most others are expected to be freed within forty eight hours.
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Ly Associated Press
New Orleans
Mexico
United States
Progreso
Wyvisbrook
Frontera
Livingstone
Personal note on Poe Grenade and visitors in Mobile
Poe Grenade and his wife and F H Grenade and wife from Frankville Ala are in the city on a visit staying at the St Andrew Hotel. Carl Hixon has returned to Hixon after visits with Mr and Mrs J J Blacksher Mr and Mrs G B Thames Mrs Annie Stevens Parker and other Mobile relatives. Our idea of a brainy married man is one who tells his wife she looks cute in a cook apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Grenade
F. H. Grenade
Frankville, Ala
City
St. Andrew Hotel
Carl Hixon
Hixon
J. J. Blacksher
G. B. Thames
Annie Stevens Parker
Henderson Parade Draws Massive Auto Procession
A long rain soaked parade in the city drew about one hundred autos led by Charles Henderson supporters. Spectators cheered as Henderson banners flags and flowers adorned vehicles. Voters sang goodbye to Comer in a crowded Exchange Hotel lobby amid pro Henderson expressions and party unity.
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Dexter Avenue
Lawrence Street
Commerce Street
Union Station
Charles Henderson
Henderson
Exchange Hotel
Alabama
B. B. Comer
Comer
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Richie M. King
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Thompson
Larkin Club
W. S. W. Club
Estelle
Charlestontreet
Glee Club
Harte Auditorium
H. P. Hirshfield
Henry Forcheimer
Bachelors’ Cotillon Club
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Polymnia
Meeting of Mothers’ Club
Hiram Griffin
Ellen Ligon
William Wright
Meridian
J. B. Wiggins
Bluff Springs
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