Annual land party and social events at Mobile area
Today features an annual land party for Protestant orphans at the Dauphin Way asylum starting 4 o clock. Mobile Graded Union holds a social seance and program at Burgett Memorial, with a dinner dance at Mobile Yacht Club later. Community groups schedule bridge clubs Mothers Club and D A R funeral attendance and a piano recital by the Finnegan sisters.
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Dauphin Way
Mobile Graded Union
Burgett Memorial
Katherine
Josephine Finnegan
Smith Piano Rooms
Mrs Bondurant Hosts Sweet Pea Luncheon for Mrs Bryan
Mrs BE Bondurant the Mobile Chapter D A R regent hosted a 1 30 luncheon at the Cawthon in honor of Mrs C B Bryan of Memphis Tenn The event featured the present board ex regents and former D A R officers with Mrs Bryan recounting her congress experiences and thanking members for support while affirming Mobile as home The table set with pink sweet peas and Porto Rican straw centerpiece reflected a festive spirit and toasts to Mrs Story and the ladies.
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Bryan
Bondurant
Shawhan
Inge
Cochrane
Story
Harvey
Joseph
Hair Tinting Made Easy for Gray Hair
Thousands of women have found help in tinting gray hair with a simple hair stain. It covers gray spots, smooths the look, and adds a glossy finish. A booklet with full instructions will be sent.
Married in Oshkosh Miss Mandel and Mr Kelly at St Vincent
Miss Charlotta Mandel of Oshkosh and Mr Joseph Emmett Kelly of Mobile wed at St Vincent church in a morning nuptial mass. The bride wore white net and shadow lace with a Milan hat and veiled bouquet. Best man Edmund Doody and bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Layton assisted. After a champagne breakfast at the Doody home the couple left for New Orleans, then housekeeping at Mrs Doody’s. Mr Kelly is an electrical engineer at the Battle House.
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Charlotta Mandel
Oshkosh
Wis
Joseph Emmett Kelly
Mobile
St. Vincent's Church
Father
Michael Doody
South Dearborn Street
Milan
Elizabeth Layton
Killarney
Edmund Doody
Doody
Mrs. Kelly
New Orleans
Newman Circle Elects Officers for 1914 1915
The Newman Circle closes its year and elects officers for 1914 1915 led by Mrs T P Norville as president for her sixteenth term. New officers include Mrs M E Henry Ruffin first vice president Mrs A Strauss second vice president Mrs B Chambers secretary Mrs J H Duffy financial secretary Mrs H Minto treasurer Miss Casey historian Mrs Miller librarian with committees for hostess music literary and current topics.
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Newman Circle
T. P. Norville
M. E. Henry Ruffin
A. Strauss
B. Chambers
J. H. Duffy
H. Minto
Casey
Miller
Donahue
Eamon
Father Ryan
C. A. Chambers
Goldstein
G. A. Maloney
H. G. Libby
General Lee
M. White
Bien Aimee
Shuetts
Spear
Gertrude Weeks
Rubinstein
Bertha Gayle
Hurley
Mobile Bay
Nellie Casey
J. L. Boyd
White
Libby
Ser Punch
Chautauqua Circle Members Meet at Duffee Home
At Mrs Duffee's home the Chautauqua Circle met with Miss Sallie Withers absent as president. The program included a quiz on Italian poetry Ariosto and Tasso a Macbeth reading a quiz on The Meaning of Evolution and current events roll call. The group will meet twice more before summer disbanding for officer elections in early June. Mrs W M West spoke on school improvement. Colonial Dames matters noted as Mastin family returned from Washington with delegate reports and remarks on the society's leadership changes.
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Chautauqua Circle
W. M. West
William Mastin
Zemma Mastin
Mobile
Washington
Mastin
Mobile Association
Barre
Alabama ‘Society
Goodwyn's Resignation Sought by Alabama Agriculture Official
Captain A T Goodwyn, clerk in the Alabama state agriculture department and secretary of the state board of agriculture, is asked by Commissioner R F Kolb to resign. The move stems from political differences linked to primary election alignments. Goodwyn plans to relinquish duties tomorrow.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. T. Goodwyn
State Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
R. F. Kolb
Goodwyn
Kolb
Charlies Henderson
B. B. Comer
Captain Goodwyn
Captain Kolb
Capitol
Mr. Comer
Robinson Springs
Elmore County
Tyler Goodwyn
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Alabama
Decatur Man for Marshalship in Northern Alabama
Senator Bankhead backs H. A. Skeggs of Decatur for U S marshal in the northern Alabama district. Papers sent to the White House as Wilson is expected to name Skeggs. The piece also notes Robert E. Burnett favored for Greenville postmaster and a L and N excursion to New Orleans on May 23 for 3.50.
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Washington, D. C
United States Marshalship
Alabama
Bankhead
Department of Justice
H. A. Skegegs
Decatur
Ala
White House
Skeggs
Tom L. Long
Walker County
H. P. Gibson
Wilson
Dent
Post Office Department
Robert E. Burnett
Greenville
Belvins S. Purdue
Amusements at the Empire Tonight
The Empire offers Martha's Rebellion, In Real Life, and Hearst Selig News Pictorial with world affairs footage including Vera Cruz scenes. A Meddler With Fate, a two reel Pathe feature, is scheduled for Friday along with The End of…
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Edison
Hearst-Selig
The
Empire
Hearst- Selig
Vera Cruz
Pathe
Mobile Dames to Hold Final Season Meeting at Mrs Thomas Home
Mrs. Thomas and her daughter Miss Virginia Thomas have traveled to North Carolina for a short visit and plan to return by the end of May. The final meeting of the season will be held at Government street home with convention reports and plans for the year ahead.
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Virginia Thomas
North Carolina
Mobile Dames
Friday Evening Dance Hosted by Marguerite Festoraszi
Miss Marguerite Festoraszi hosts an informal dance Friday evening. Mrs Dora Weller visits friends in Birmingham. Mrs G B Shawhan stays with Mrs C F Shawhan while Mr Shawhan travels to Atlanta with Shriners. Lieutenant and Mrs Barlow abandon Europe trip. he orders to Brownsville Texas. Mrs Barlow stays with her parents during the absence with troops.
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Marguerite Festoraszi
Dora Weller
Birmingham
G. B. Shawhan
C. F. Shawhan
Mr. Shawhan
Atlanta
The Umbrella Seventh Dolly of the Dailies Series
The Dolly of the Dailies series presents The Umbrella with Mary Fuller in the leading role. Edison is credited as the author of the sev enth story, reflecting the era’s serialized film journalism.
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Edison
Mary Fuller
Lynch Trio Again Opens at Dreamland Theatre
The Lynch Trio, a celebrated child act, returned unannounced for a late show at Dreamland Theatre and drew urgent requests for repeated bookings. Mobile audiences, impressed by their charm, will see them on upcoming Northern tours alongside George Leon in German dialect comedy. Lana N. excursion to New Orleans May 23 offers round trip $3.50.
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L. and
New Orleans
Lynch
Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland
Lynch Trio
Mobile
Ares Es
Bolo Island
George Leon
Lana N
Newspaper Men in Grave Danger From Reckless Editors
Isaac D. White of the New York World told Kansas editors that honest journalists nationwide face danger from reckless editors and reporters who habitually distort the truth during a May 14 briefing in Lawrence Kansas.
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Associated Press
Lawrence, Kans
Isaac D. White
The
New York World
National Newspaper Conference messages on accuracy and community service
Mr White urged accuracy and error reporting to readers and news sources to ensure fair play. Frank Leroy Blanchard urged editors to seize opportunities to serve their communities. May 23 round trip cited as $3.50.
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University of Kansas
White
Frank Leroy-Blanchard
New York City
Ball Game Delayed to 4 PM for Sailor’s Funeral
The Thursday game at Monroe Park between the Gulls and Volunteers will start at 4 oclock due to the funeral for Esau H. Frohlichstein. Managers agreed to the 4 PM start so fans may honor the dead sailor who died defending the nation’s flag.
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Esau H. Frohlichstein
Gulls
Monroe Park
Methodists Back Mediation Efforts in Mexico Crisis
Earl Cranston asks Methodist Episcopal Churches to pray for successful mediation of the Mexican situation. Bishop Crandall urges unity and faith as the hour is critical and public prayers are to be observed Sunday May 17.
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Associated Press
New York
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Earl Cranston
Crandall
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Mary Nixon
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Charles Keller
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Will Thomas
Wright Smith
N. A. Madler
H O. Hanson
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Mabel Wilkins
J. K. Worden
L. H. Horn
George J. Bates
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Mary Pickford
Royal Theatre
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