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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1914

Page

18

Bell Phone 1972 Engagement Announcement and DAR News

Announcement notes the engagement of Evelyn Simmons to Henry Joseph and a June wedding. It reports the D A R chapter in Mobile organizing a new chapter named Un Flags with officers including Mrs. Matthew Brewster and Miss Ruth Huger and plans to unite with Montgomery and Birmingham chapters for broader work.

Charles.l. Simmons Evelyn Henry Joseph D. A. R. Lines P. W Iret T of Bright New Enterprise Mobile Matthew Brewster Thomas St. John Huger Stanley Herndon Price W. mMpkins Francis J, Mige Ruth Huger Helen N. Butler Montgomery Birmingham

Last Weekly Dance at Miss Ethel Brown Home

Informal dance hosted by Miss Ethel Brown marks the final in a weekly Friday event. Guests include Miss Poetz, Miss Winnie Brown, Miss Annie Bridgeman of New York, and several local escorts, with punch cake and homemade candies served.

Ethel Brown Rookie Poetz Winnie, Brown Annie Bridgeman New York Wolf Mayson Herndon Smith W. L. Ross Walker Barker Oughte Jemonville Campbell

Barton Boys Host Grafonola Party for Barton Academy Girls

Meyer Gup and Edwin Zelnicker of the Barton Boys organized a Grafonola party for the Barton Academy senior girls at Smith's piano parlors on Friday evening. The blue and gold colors and pennants decorated the large chamber where punch was served to a large crowd.

Barton Meyer Gup Edwin Zelnicker Barton Academy Smith

Regular meeting of the South Association of College Women

The South Association of College Women met Friday afternoon in the Battle House parlor. President Miss Etta Lambrot presided as many members attended. Mrs. Clark, president of the Birmingham division, spoke on the plank and related matters.

South Association of College Women Parlor Battle House Etta Lambrot Association Clark Birmingham

Local shop advertises fabric and shade products

An old newspaper item touts a catalog line of Oz and Bamboo Shades in all Stan es, offering woven fabric awnings and pipe goods. The fragment suggests a retail focus on window coverings and related hardware.

Carnival of Roses at Industrial School May 5

A unique entertainment titled Carnival of Roses will be held on Tuesday May 5 at the Industrial School. Roses will play a prominent role in decorations and thousands will be used to create a festive atmosphere. An Art Exhibit will also be featured to attract attention.

Empire Theatre Joseph Bianchi

Mrs Broughton's Bridge Party Brings Chic Afternoon Gathered Guests

An elegant Saturday affair hosted by Mrs M D Eton at Mrs J C Bush Jr's home featured pink and white decor, a two course luncheon, and prizes of lace camisoles. Contestants included Mesdames Adams, Bester, Quill, Tebbetts, Brooks, Bush, Brewster, Woodenburg, Gilbert, Stratton, Stewart, Friend, Harrison, Rubia, Gaines, Buck, and Miss Huger among others.

Mrs. Broughton M. D. Eton J.C. Bush, Jr Mesdames B. Y. Adams Perrin Bester John Quill W. F. Tebbetts A. W. Brooks A. P. Bush M. Brewster Peter Woodenburg Sykes Gilbert W. D. Stratton W. Y. Stewart Edward

Protestant Orphan Lawn Party Sets May Fifteenth Event

The Mobile Protestant Orphan Asylum invites the public to its annual lawn party on May fifteenth. Admission remains ten cents. gates open at four, with supper on the grounds and cold drinks. Activities include a country store, fancy-work table, grab boxes, and prizes. Proceeds benefit the asylum.

Mobile Protestant Orphan Asylumi

Picnic and Dance at Mobile Yacht Club Given by Miss Gardner

Miss Florence Gardner entertained many friends with an all day picnic and dance at the Mobile Yacht Club on Saturday. A basket luncheon was served by the young women, and dancing continued into the afternoon with guests including Rita Reiss Eunice Murray Lil lian May Mahe Katie Robinson Agnes Cecile Sherman Edna Potter Helen Erickson Cecile Lichtbach Gus Reiss Walter Erickson Peter McGuire Edwin Warley Mack Campbell Ensign Howard Marcia Upstairs Merick Dowdey Otho Stubbs and chaperones Mr and Mrs M Gardner and Mrs B Robinson.

Florence Gardner Mobile Yacht Club Rita Reiss Eunice Murray Lillian May Mahe Katie Robinson Agnes and Cecile Sherman Edna Potter Helen Erickson Cecile Lichtbach Messie Gus Reiss Walter Erickson Peter McGuire Edwin Warley Mack Campbell Ensign Howard Marcia Up House Merick Dowdey Otho Stubbs M. Gardner B. Robinson

Burns Grilled Over Frank Case Connection In Atlanta

Atlanta May 2 Detective W J Burns faced a lengthy examination by Solicitor Hugh Dorsey about his links to the Frank case. The extraordinary motion hearing, set to resume Monday, was hastily convened as Burns left town briefly. He said he concluded Frank was not a pervert after initial talks and later interviews reinforced that view.

First Baseball Game in Berlin Planned

London reports Richard Klegin who introduced motor polo has leased Berlin Stadium for the first baseball game in the German capital set for May 28. He will return to London to finish plans for a motor steeplechase with a dozen cars competing.

International London Richard Klegin England Berlin Klegin

Ledoux Knocks Out Hughes in Bantamweight Title Fight

In Cardiff the French challenger Ledoux knocked out European bantamweight champion Johnny Hughes in the seventh round of a 20 round bout worth $5,250. Hughes had earlier defeated Ledoux twice, deepening fan disappointment.

State Education Budget Plans 15 Million for Public Schools

The Department of Education will spend 15 million dollars on new public school buildings over the next four years. The plan aims to expand facilities to accommodate growing enrollment and improve campus safety and infrastructure.

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Daptine Celebrates May Day Festival in Daphne

About 2000 people witnessed May Day events organized by Daphne Normal School officials in Daphne Alabama. The program featured swimming contests an evening auditorium entertainment and speeches with a Bay Minette Fairhope game and a Daphne Bay Minette match on the day trip via the James A Carney steamer.

Daphne Ala James A. Carney

Greeks Propose Blockade to Pressure Turkey Over Islands

Vienna May 2 Diplomatic circles report Greece has urged the powers to press Turkey on islands issues and suggests blockading the Dardanelles to override Turkish resistance.

International News Service Vienna Greece Turkey Dardanelles

Burglar Steals From Saloon On South Commerce Street

Three white men attempted burglary at Antonio Baldaderas saloon on South Commerce Street just after midnight Saturday. A watchman seen with a revolver confronted a suspect, then the men fled after the watchman returned with a shotgun. No loot was taken.

Antonio Balladares South Commerce Street

London payment clears long debt from bankruptcy

J. W. Cook has paid London four thousand dollars to settle debts discharged by the bankruptcy court nineteen years earlier. The amount reflects years of accumulated savings, not a windfall.

Y J. W. Cook London

Sewing for Men Course Planned at Minnesota School

The Minnesota School of Agriculture will add a sewing for men course to its curriculum. The program aims to teach practical garment construction and textile skills to male students, expanding hands on practical arts offerings.

Minnesota School of Agriculture

Motorcycle Crash Wounds A. Anderson In Hamilton Street

M A Anderson of Gulf Dry Dock Company suffered severe injuries including seven knocked out teeth and a broken nasal bone after his motorcycle collided with Mrs Bancroft s auto at Hamilton and Government streets. The crash occurred at 645 Saturday afternoon and Anderson was taken to the city hospital by ambulance. Police report by Motorcycle Officer Noah Harris Jr says the motorcycle struck the car driven by John Reynolds. Neither the car owner nor the driver were docketed. A woman can always tell you how happy she isn t.

M. A. Anderson Gulf Dry Dock Company Bancroft Hamilton Government Streets Anderson Noah Harris, Jr John Reynolds

Railroad Schedules for Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railways

A dated schedule listing leave and arrival times for multiple rail lines including Mobile Ohio Mississippi & Texas Ex, St Louis to Chicago services, Mobile and Meridian, and Coast accommodations. It shows daily and Sunday only services with times such as 6:20 am 8:16 pm and 1:60 am, reflecting historical timetable formats.

Scosses Mobile & Ohio Railroad Miss. & Texas St. 1 Cin.-Chi. Ltd Mobile & MerIdian Bhm.-Cin.-N. Y. Ltd Mobile & Bay Shore Railros Gabre Couthern” Railwa Sias Ocal Chi. & Cin Ltd Mall & Ex Pensacola Ac Se Ee L, Ltd Sicnt -N. O Chi. & Cin. Ltd Mobile B St. Louis New Orleans Mobile Chicago Walenh

Open Today at Monroe Park Mobile Seaside Resort

Monroe Park in Mobile opens for the season with renovations and new shows including dancing at the pier and theatre if available. President J Howard Wilson announces a 5 cent dance price per couple, with an orchestra and a giant roller coaster novelty The Giant Dip, directed by Bering and Black. Marcel and Wade Orr lead park operations and Drago's band provides the 3:30 to 10:30 pm music with nightly films.

Monroe Park Mobile J. Howard Wilson Mobile Light and Railroad Company Wilson Messrs Bering and Black Mons Charles Marcet Marcet Marcel Pavilion Wade Orr

Fireman Tapia Dismissed After Reckless Driving Charge

M. Tapia a city fireman was arraigned in the recorder court Saturday afternoon on a charge of reckless driving after allegedly striking Neil King with an automobile. He was discharged.

M. Tapia Neil King Recorder’s Court

Weather Outlook for Alabama and Mississippi

Partly cloudy Sunday in Alabama with cloud cover Monday. Mississippi remains cloudy Sunday and Monday with limited sunshine.

Alabama Mississippi

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