Women's Club and Society Meetings Schedule Today
Mrs W C Dukes hosts an auctioneers event at 10 30 a m St John s Branch Woman s Auxiliary meets at 4 p m with reports from a recent conference Wilmer Sewing Circle at 11 a m with Mrs J T Poe Mobile Infirmary Association at 11 a m with Mrs Dc J Torrey Detention Home Board at 11 a m 257 Charles St Y W C A Board May meeting at 11 a m Progressive Bridge Club with Mrs F B Clements at 3 p m Auction Bridge Party for Mrs E E Wagar and Mrs C A F Flagler at 3 30 p m Annual Council of Jewish Women meeting at B nai B rith Hall 3 30 p m L U B A Club weekly at 6 30 p m Informal Auction Bridge Party by Mrs William Hunter for Miss Browder and Miss Roach at 4 p m Newman Circle final 1912 1913 meeting with Miss Casey at 7 45 p m Election of officers and other business Humorous lecture by Bishop Vincent That Boy Society Editor s Pioneer column notes
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St. John’s
Woman's Auxiliary
William Hunter
Miss Browder
Livingston
Miss Roach
New Orleans
Newman Circle
Advice on self reliance and parenting from a historical column
The piece warns against meddling in unfamiliar fields and urges silent learning before judgment. It predicts that those born today show independent natures and should be trained to be self sufficient while cautioning against indulgence that could lead to subservience later in life.
Regretted Departure of Notable Mobile Figures
A wave of farewell sweeps Mobile as Miss Rosa Coates Mrs G M Coates and Mr Alfred Coates announce their move to Tampa Fla They depart after prominent roles in society philanthropy and the arts including Miss Coates dazzling performances at D A R benefits and Terpsichorean events George Coates earns a Mallory Line promotion and will leave Mobile for new duties.
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Mobile
Rosa Coates
G. M. Coates
Alfred Coates
Tampa
Fla
Coates
Mallory
Gulf City
Barton
Seashore Outing by G M Rosengrant Family
Mr and Mrs G M Rosengrant enjoyed days in the open traveling from Savannah Georgia to Grand Bay then to Coden for a weekend of crabbing, fishing and salt water bathing. They returned to Mobile yesterday with Mr Rosengrant departing to Savannah in the afternoon.
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G. M. Rosengrant
Savanah
Grand Bay
Coden
Mobile
Rosengrant
Savannah
Regent's Departure for West Point Guest Visit
Mrs. C. S. Shawhan newly elected regent of Mobile chapter D A R leaves for West Point Mississippi to stay until Monday as guest of Judge and Mrs. R L Maupin. Mr. Shawhan heads Mobile delegation of Shriners at the Texas convention this week.
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C. S. Shawhan
Mobile
West Point
Miss
R. L. Maupin
Shawhan
Shriners
Texas
Bishop Vincent Honor Guest in Mobile Visit
Eminent visitor Bishop John Vincent, founder of the chautauqua movement, is welcomed in Mobile. A al fresco gathering at Mrs H H Duffee’s precedes a supper hosted by cousin Mrs Harvey Donald on Church Street with guests including Ben Vincent Eliza Beers Kenneth Donald Harry Donald and others.
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Vincent
Mobile
Chautauqua
John Vincent
H. H. Duffee
Hoor
Harvey Donald
Church Street
Bishop Vincent
Ben Vincent
Eliza Beers
Kenneth Donald
Harry Donald
Chautauqua Circle
Largest D A R Meeting in Mobile Charts Large Attendance
The Mobile Chapter D A R held a 3 30 PM business session at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with officer and committee reports. Regent delegate and alternate reports from the Washington continental congress drew interest as the annual officer election occurred amid spirited, amicable voting among forty voters.
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Mobile
Scottish Rite
Continental Congress
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
The advertisement argues that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can fully relieve women's suffering and notes that extensive testimonial letters have been published across the United States, claiming genuine and true cures. The text urges belief in the medicine to end suffering quickly.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Women Credit Pinkham Remedies in Local Testimonials
Bluffton Ohio resident Mrs Ruppa Wix reports relief from monthly agony after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In Pentwater Michigan Mrs Alice Daruixe says a displacement and back pain improved markedly after using the same remedy.
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Bluffton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinces
Ruppa Wix- Gate
Box 395
Bluffton, Ohio
Pentwater
Mich
Alice Daruixe
Pentwater, Mich
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Boosts Female Health
For 30 years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills. No one sick with woman's ailments does justice to herself if she does not try this famous medicine made from roots and herbs. Write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn for advice. Your letter will be read and answered by a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Re-elected regent leads Mobile chapter meeting notes
Mrs. C. S. Shawhan was re-elected regent by a large majority. The meeting highlighted reports from Washington and 1912-1918, 17 new members admitted, and a 104 roll call. Festivities planned include Flag Day June 14 at the Country Club.
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C. S. Shawhan
Ellen Barret_Ligon
Howard Walker
R. P. Pope
J. St. G. Tucker
Price Williams Tompkins
F. A. Harper
Metta Thompson
Country Club
Regent’s
Congress
Washington
John G. Mann
J. T. Cochrane
W. K. Syson
M. O. Discher
R. F. Gould
John Harvey Read
Cochrane
Boykin
Barton Scholarship Fund
Tompkins
Sydney Robbins
Bryan's Tribute: 10 Greatest Dreadnought Friendship Ship
Foreign delegates preparing for Ghent centenary depart for Philadelphia. Secretary Bryan bids British empire delegates farewell and describes peace as building the greatest superdreadnought called Friendship. He praises its heart, goodwill, and smokeless love powered missiles. A New York meeting May 23 will fund American features of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ghent
Philadelphia
Bryan
British Empire
United States
Prince of Peace
John A Stewart
New York
Spend Tonight at Monroe Park Chautauqua Levee
Welcomers greeted Bishop Vincent at a levee held in the artistic summer house on Carolina avenue. Bishop spoke briefly as ice cream and cake were served by Miss Mary Frazer, Miss Mabel Mighell, and Miss Emily Gray. Chautauquans sang The Day is Dying in the West at vesper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Avenue
Vincent
Mary Frazer
Mabel Mighell
Emily Gray
Couple Discovers England’s Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Eatery
In London Warren and Helen visit Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street, avoiding Dr Johnson tourist hype while choosing simple fare like pigeon pie and chop. They note the tavern’s history placards, souvenir books, and Johnson memorabilia, then steer clear of gimmicks.
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Helen
London
Dr. Johnson
Warren
Fleet Street
Wine Office Court
Hole
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Erest
W. C. Dukes
Wilmer Sewing Circle
J. T. Poe
Mobile Infirmary Association
Dc. J. Torrey
Detention Home
Charles Street
The
Progressive Bridge Club
F. B. Clements
J. W. Woolf
E. E. Wagar
C. A. F. Flagler
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith Hall
L. U. B. A. Club
Society
Piyone
Your
Harte Auditorium
All Saints Guild
M. B. Quarles
South Georgia Avenue
Edith Hoffman
Gustave Mailtize
Union
N. J
Stewart Hartshorne
Short Hills
Monday Bridge Club
Imogen Little
Hilda Broadwood
Gladys Mitchell
Ernest Thompson
Annie Raefield
Hamilton Whist Club
G. M. Luce
E. C. Hughes
C. L. Taylor
Henry
Monroe Park
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mabel Herbert Urner
Gold Dust Twins
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
New York ciTy
Mobile Electric Supply Co
Bell
North Water Street
A. N. Maumenee
Dauphin St
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