Community events schedule for Today and Friday
Tonight at 8:30 delegates and ladies attend at the German Relief hall for a Dry Goods Association convention entertainment at the Battle House. Thursday clubs meet with Mrs. Monk and Mrs. Richard, Clara Schumann Club holds a scholarship musicale, Bethel concert, Mothers' Club at the Settlement Home, and a bridge party in honor of guests. Friday sees the Social Club reception with Mrs. Maxson, Bethel Auxiliary noon meeting, Y M C A Woman's Auxiliary 11 oclock, Mobile Graded Union at Burgett Memorial with Estelle Chaudron narrating, home department at 4 and a Moody Institute devotional lead by Mrs. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Goods Association
Mobile Graded Union
Burgett Memorial
Estelle Chaudron
Home Department
E. L. Russell
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Ill
Benefit concert to aid A F W C music scholarship fund
A large gathering is planned this afternoon at 5 o clock at 200 St Louis Street the home of Mrs James R Hagan to support the A F W C music scholarship fund. The program features piano quartet Scottish Symphony Adagio and Vivace Mendelssohn soprano solos piano and chorus including Brahms Cadman and Chopin selections with Mrs J S Simon director and several distinguished performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schumann Club
James Hagan
St. Louis Street
Schumann Club
James R. Hagan
Scottish Symphony
Mendelssohn
H. R. Walker
A. E. Brown
Simon
N. J. Young
Edwin Lyles Taylor
C. H. Burkett
Charles Gilbert Spross
Miss Houstis
Brahms
Migsegs Walsh
McCarron
Weil
Garnett
Tunstall
Alien
Summersell
Belk
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Cherry
J. S. Simon
Carl Reinecke
W. R. Batchelor
Janie Summersell
Szolo
Miss Howards Pupils Recital at North Ann Street Home
The music pupils of Miss Margaret Howard will give a piano recital on Saturday at 11 o clock in the morning at her home 55 North Ann street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Howard
Margaret Howard
North Ann Street
South Atlantic States Music Festival Opens at Converse College
Last night the twentieth annual South Atlantic States music festival opened at Converse College Spartansburg S C. Devotes from many Southern States are in attendance and members of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company will participate in the program. Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci were given in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converse College
Spartansburg
S. C
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Cavalleria Rusticania
I’ Pagliacci
Mobile
New Orleans
Concert Program at Seamen's Bethel Tonight
The program for this evening's concert at the American Seamen's Mission lists vocal solos by Mrs Alleyn Feeks Mr Willis Mrs J T Gallagher Miss Ethel Schwartz Miss Nadine Hunter and Miss May White with Agnes and Cecile Sherman and Genevieve Sherman on vocal and instrumental parts. Recitations by Miss Nellie and Barbara Beroujon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Seamen's Mission
Seamen's Bethel
Alleyn Feeks
Mr. Willis
J. T. Gallagher
Ethel Schwartz
Nadine Hunter
May White
Agnes and
Cecile Sherman
Genevieve Sherman
Nellie
Barbara Beroujon
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma Annual Meeting Called
The Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma calls a special meeting for Saturday morning May 9 at Burton Academy at 10 o clock for the society's annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma
Burton Academy
Kean Birthday Party Highlights Spring Celebration
Kean celebrated her sixth birthday with a four to six o’clock party at the family bungalow on Dauphin Way. Pink and white roses and sweet peas decorated the rooms and a twinkling pink candle cake was the centerpiece at the feast. Mary Miles Crowley won the pin the tail on Mary’s lamb contest and a tennis set. Fred Hearn won a sea shore bucket and shovel. Guests included Bessie and Hortense Cuthbert and many Crowleys and Hahns along with a long list of local mothers and children. Birthday guests received gold hat pins as prizes and the library committee plans future events with Miss Mary Knight Rush and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
Fred Hearn
Bessie
Hortense Cuthbert
Lillian
Mary Crowley
Annie Lou Mattei
Maggie Mary Hahn
Mabel Crowley
Mae Wyckoff
Helen George
Estella Cutlebert
Gloria
May Tompson
Melville
Grace Weinacke
Helen Dumees
Isabelle Marshall
Dorothy
Louise Carrey
Maryedd Pope
Antoinette Cook
Kathleen Hahn
Louis Tompson
Robert Cutlebert
Carl Wyckoff
Lengle
Beverly Crusty
Robert Cuthbert
Rudolph Burns
William Hahn
Walter cKeon
Joe Cook
Small Hostess
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association visit to Mobile
Society maids and matrons accompany fathers and husbands to Mobile for a three day Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association convention. Notables include Ernest Briscoe of Knoxville and R. Rambo of Atlanta. events feature a Cawthon Vineyard reception and a 9:30 am Winona boat excursion with lunch, hosted by Mobile in welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association
Gulf City
Ernest Briscoe
Knoxville
Henry Halls
R. &. Rambo
Atlanta
B. Frank
Miss Frank
Montgomery
le Grand Wilson
Battle House
Alec Bloch
Leo Drum
S. Eichold
Milton Hbichold
Agnes Fowlkes
Frank Ellis
Imogen Little
James Duggan, Jr
Marguerite Ligon
Ed Merkle
Margaret Horn
Edward Sledge
Dansant
Winona
Theatre Street
Card Party Planned by Mrs. Greenwood Ligon
Invitations go to favored friends for a card party to be hosted by Mrs. Greenwood Ligon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Hughes Hosts Discards at Selma Street Bridge Event
Mrs. E. C. Hughes entertained the Discards yesterday at 3 30 at her Selma street home for a bridge contest. Flowers ferns and a Maytime breeze enhanced the setting with fragrant sweet peas adorning card tables. After the game refreshments included salads iced tea and dainties were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hughes
Selma Street
Century Book Club Elects Edith Heckert President
The Century Book Club held its annual meeting at the president's home. Edith Heckert was elected president, with J W Hunter and J L Ramsey as vice presidents, and other officers named. The group plans a Ireland travel day and a study program in French history art and literature for the coming season. Mrs Browne Dawson resigns after leading the club’s growth with notable contributions, and Mrs R P Pope was named delegate for the federation meeting next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Book Club
Ireland
Dawson
C. C. Mechem
Sea Cliff
W. R. Powers
Montgomery
Mobile
Browne Dawson
Georgia Avenue
Edith Heckert
Century Club
R. P. Pope
J. R. Hagan
John A. Wetzel
James R. Hagan
Allan Chester
Weekly play in Dog River club marks midweek event
In town for a Wednesday picnic at the Dog River club Mrs Wallace Cummnock hosted a group of players. Five tables were set to include favored outsiders starting at 3 30 amid May blossoms with prizes of hand painted fans awarded for top scores to Mrs T K Jackson Mrs Sykes Gilbert Miss Marie Layette and Mrs Paulmer Pillans. An salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan
Dog River Club
Wallace Cummnock
T. K. Jackson
Sykes Gilbert
Marie Layette
Paulmer Pillans
Y. W. C. A. Book Shower Friday May 8
The Y W C A will hold its annual book shower in the rooms on St Joseph street from 4 to 6 p m Friday May 8. All members are invited to attend and contribute books and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Co. As
St. Joseph Street
Judge H T Toulmin Greeted On Streets After Ill Health
Friends and admirers of Judge H T Toulmin gathered as he walked streets in Toulminville for a welcome return from a long illness. His daughter Miss Helen Ollbrook and guests were visiting Pass Christian at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T.toulmin
Toulminville
Helen Ollbrook
Pass Christian Aus
Martin Sete
Prominent Visitor Mr William Monk in Mobile This Week
Mr William Monk of Selma Alabama is listed among the notable visitors to Mobile this week. His presence joins other prominent guests at events and gatherings across the city, reflecting regional social interest and local tourism activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monk
Selma
Ala
Mobile
Pair Ties Travel Ties: Mobile Bride and Spanish Heritage
Mr and Mrs Leon return from their bridal journey Mrs Clarita Moraques daughter of the late Louis Moraques of Spain becomes Mrs Leon a foreigner of distinction now residing in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Leon
Local residents relocate and visitors return to Mobile
Mr. and Mrs Paine of Waterloo Iowa left Mobile for their former home to settle in Mobile permanently. Miss Jane Gordon returned to Mobile from Meridian after visiting her aunt Mrs Beeson. Mr Charles Bidgood moved to Fullton to establish a home. Mr and Mrs L E Campbell, formerly of Meridian, welcomed as new Mobile residents. The Cochranes and George Cochrane finished a New York visit with a stay at their Tuscaloosa home. Miss Lila Booth underwent appendicitis surgery at the Southern Infirmary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gordon
J. W. Beeson
Meridian
Mobile
L. E. Campbell
Nobile
John Cochrane
Master George Cochrane
New York
Tuscaloosa
George Searcy
Lila Booth
Character Ball Tonight Plans for May 7 Benefit
Those taking part in the benefit character ball Thursday May 7 at German Relief Hall are requested to be on time 8 30 sharp as the ball will proceed promptly with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Relief Hall
Spring sickness and Hood's Sarsaparilla cure
The article describes spring sickness as a general run-down condition from impure blood causing loss of appetite fatigue and eruptions. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best treatment and urges readers to ask their druggist for this perennial medicine to purify energize and revitalize the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Easiest Player Ever Seen Clutter Piano
Local small display notes advertise an unusually easy piano player at 405 Dauphin Street. The ad lists contact phones 207L and mentions Grand Co. as the piano venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutter Piano Co
Dauphin St
Caucus Debates On Prohibition and Woman Suffrage
Democrats in Congress discuss a caucus to push Hobson prohibition through a constitutional amendment and consider Mandel suffrage action. The rules committee weighs a rule to speed the Rucker plan for direct election of senators as caucus actions on suffrage and prohibition await caucus guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hobson
House Democrats
Mandel
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Rules Committee
Rules
United States
House of the President
New Orleans Man Heads National Lumber Group
R. H. Downman of New Orleans was elected president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association at the close of the 1914 convention in Chicago. San Francisco was picked as the 1915 meeting city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
R. H. Downman
New Orleans
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
San Francisco
Roosevelt communicates from sea on return home
Col. Theodore Roosevelt wired his cousin W Emlin Roosevelt from Para Brazil stating he is feeling better and expects to be home around May 20 after sailing today on the steamer Aidan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel
Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Para
Brazil
Aidan
W. Emlin Roosevelt
Committee named to begin promptly at that hour
A committee will begin promptly at that hour with Joe Espalla as chairman and members Joe Langan Mat Kelly Hammond Gaines T Fisher Roy Williams William Fincher Frank Robertson Freddie Bitzer George Schwenk Phillips E Crabtree serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Espalla
Messrs
Joe Langan
Mat Kelly
Hammond Gaines
T. Fisher
Roy Williams
Wiliam Fincher
Frank Robertson
Freddie Bitzer
George Schwenk
Pillips
E. Crabtree
Minnnie Alice McKaughn Weds Roland Fountain in Texas
Mrs. Ella McKaughn announces the marriage of her daughter Minnnie Alice to Mr. Roland Fountain on Tuesday May 5 in Galveston Texas. The couple will honeymoon in New York and stop in Mobile with Mrs. John Dorgan before continuing to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McKaughn
Minnnie Alice
Roland Fountain
Galveston
Tex
Mine Officials Signaled to Surrender All Arms
In Colorado's Ludlow district, mine executives of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co and the Torpedo American Fuel company ordered all mine arms handed to Federal troops. Disarmament targeted the Tabasco, Berwind, Hastings, Delagua, Forbes, Huerfano and Aguilar properties. the process may extend to Las Animas and Huerfano counties after cavalry arrival. Estimated striker weapons range up to 1,200. minor owners reportedly hold nine machine guns and various rifles. The pay for chorus girls averages 450 dollars for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Tabasco
Berwind
Hastings
Delagua
Forbes
Huerfano
Aguilar
Ludlow
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Toptor- American Fuel Company
Lockett
Las Animas
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Ogletorpe
Hair tinting option promises easy gray coverage
Ad touts Browna tone hair color that does not rub off and requires minimal monthly touch ups. It offers two shades golden to medium brown and dark brown to black with a sample and booklet on 10 cents. Sold by Kenton Pharmacal Co and Bienville Pharmacy in Mobile among other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iag
Kenton Pharmacal Co
E. Pike S
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Monk, Jr
Bethel
Mothers’ Club
A. R. Abbott
T. L. Moore
Lloyd Abbot
Tisdale
G. E. Maxson
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Ninon
Francis Bewars Sayrenee
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
White House
Eulalie McKean
E. W. Mc
the Fitzgerald Store
All _Foulard
Ken
James H. Patterson
Mary Knight Rush
Leftwich
Clara Sims
Mary Emma Nettles
Patterson
Emily Gray
Isabel, Louise
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Isabel Pope
Convention Affairs
Wednesday Bridge Club
Charles Bidgood
Fullton
Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
Royal Baking Powder Co
Col. Lockett
Colorado
Trou
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