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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1914

Page

6

Wedding plans and social events loom at Gulf City

Tonight Miss Carol Leinkauf weds Mr Hans Curiel at 8 at the Leinkaufs 750 Government street. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs host a reception at Temperance Hall 8 30 o clock with Mrs Catherine Burger guest of honor. Various bridge parties and a piano recital fill the social calendar through the evening including Miss Leona Wetherbee and Miss Marguerite Festorazzi hosting events Recent happenings include Miss Hurley teaching at McGill Institute and All Saints Guild sewing meeting.

Carol Leinkauf Hans Curiel H. W. Leinkauf Government Street Odd Fellows Rebekahs Temperance Hall Gulf City Lodge No. 40 Rebekah Catherine Burger Alabama State Assembly Miss Hurley McGill Institute Newton Swift Margaret Grace Hughes Cadman Minna Fatch Pomponnette Durand Grace Zepernick Kullak Fleurette Lichner Annie Palmer Spindler Louis XIV Aletter Helen Courtright Hirsch Jamita O'Connor Heller Kiel Mary Agnes Hughes Turkishher Marsch Mozart Una Hughes Jennie May Airey MacDowell Armantine McDonald Dvorak Mergel Raff Ethel Bogue Mildred Cassabry Ethel Marquis Saint-Saens Brahms Bess McGlynn Chaminade

St. Matthew's lawn party and related events noted

Notices describe St. Matthew's lawn party on the rector y grounds and a Whistler street card line event. A luncheon for Surgeon General Gorgas is listed with the Battle House hosting Dr Eugene D Bondurant. Sir Swire Smith profiled in Mayfair with ties to Mobile visitors.

Gorgas Eugene D. Bondurant Battle House

First hay ride season hosts lively mobile gathering

A gay company of youths enjoyed the first hay ride of the season led by Frank Fallis, leaving Hall's Mill road at 8 o'clock. The event featured music and banter with numerous couples named, chaperones present, and several travelers returning or visiting Mobile from nearby cities.

Frank Fallis Eloise Supple Bayou Goula Ed Shaffer Marguerite Ivulich Ed Merkle Ethel Burgess George Creary Celia Webb T. D. Nettles, Jr Agnes Fowlkes James Duggan Lucille Rush Ben Marshall Imogen Little William H. Hagan Margharita Ligon Henry Shields Marguerite Wefel Walter Inge Virginia Creary Cecil Fox Marie Clifton Alson Wilson Leila McMillan Annetta McMillan Aubrey Raines Frank Beaufort Irene Dunster Tom Burns, Jr Mary Earle Purvis Robert Ellis Hilda Broadwood Tom Strong Ella Packer Blacksher Toxey Haas Elise Hall John Nelson Freda Donald Mr. Balck Gabriella Barrett Adrian Taylor Virginia Woolf Aristide Minnis Helen Fowlkes Gladys Tompkins Frank Ellis Marguerite Festorazzi B. Percy Horace Beaver

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Skin Eruption Relief

An ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla clears skin eruptions from humors caused by inherited or acquired digestion issues. It warns against dry medicines and urges asking a druggist for the remedy to improve digestion and discharge humors.

Social notes from Selma and Mobile in May visits

Mrs. Will Brown hosts in Selma with her sister. Miss Maurine Cottrell travels from Bristol to Mobile for a May stay with Mrs. Carl Fox. Miss Margaret Horn to Sea Cliff. Miss Alice Terrill's informal dance hosted by Mrs. Jex Howard Luce on Government Street May 27. Mrs. F E Gower returns from Birmingham after attending Miss Mary Bradshaw’s wedding in Birmingham Blocton visit.

Tuscaloosa J. K. Glennon Birmingham Mobile Glennon Anniston Point Clear Hotel Maurine Cottrell Bristol Carl Fox Margaret Horn Sea Cliff C. C. Mechem Alice Terrill Jex Howard Luce Government Street FE. J. Gower Mary Bradshaw Blocton Caldwell Bradshaw

Honorary life presidents named by Alabama U D C

The Alabama U D C selects Mrs. Harvey Jones of Mobile and Montgomery and others as honorary life presidents. Colston, daughter of Admiral Raphael Semmes, highlighted for Mobile chapter. Mobile residents Wadisk and Mrs. Stewart McRae noted. Also reports piano recital at McGill Institute and Electra Semmes Colston Literary Club events at Barton Academy.

Alabama U. D. C Harvey Jones Mobile Montgomery Ellen Peter Bryce Tuscaloosa Virginia Clay Clapton Electra Semmes Colston A. D. Co Colston Barton Academy

Picnic supplies and groceries ad listing items

Local ad lists Square Brand Milk three cans for a quarter Palmetto Milk two cans for one six White Beans six pounds salmon three cans and a picnic basket priced to attract shoppers in a compact advertisement

Gewin to become U S marshal for Southern District of Alabama

Dr. C Gewin arrives with deputy to assume duties as United States marshal in Mobile. He will be the district's first Democratic marshal in sixteen years, succeeding Gilbert B Deans who has held the post since 1904. Chief deputy Collins will lead the office with Henderson remaining as longtime deputy.

Swire Smith Mayfair London J. P van Aller Mobile Eugenie van Aller Mary van Aller Watt Stephenson Albright Faraday England Keighley Andrew Carnegie Huxley Dr. C. Gewin United States Alabama Greensboro Hale County W. F. Collins Gallion Gewin Charles D. Henderson Gilbert B. Deans Deans Frank Simmons Marshal Henderson Simmons Collins Mr. Gewin Green Springs Ala Henry Tutwiler John Moore D. D. Horton J. H. Gates

St Bridget’s Lawn Party Benefit at Whistler

A lawn party for St Bridget’s Church will be held at Whistler on Tuesday May 19 with rain date May 20. The event offers excellent music fine refreshments and many new amusements at the end of the Whistler street car line.

St. Bridget's Church Whistler Whistler Street St. Bridget’s

College Club Elects Officers at Barton Home

Mrs. Alston Yuille hosted the Girls' College Club gathering in Barton. Dorothy Mitchell was elected president, Wilmarth Gillette vice president, Ruth Wiel secretary. Grace Du Pree won the "Great People" prize. Readings by Miss Krudop. refreshments on the veranda. Martha Syson, 10, has recovered from chamudncishe surgery. Mrs. James Strachan progresses after operation.

Grace DuPree Nona Duffee Marie Sullivan Marion Maloney Vivienne Waller College Club Louise Goldsby Helena Krudop Krudop Yuille

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Leona Wetherbee Ake W. S. Gordon Elvise Supple Water Lily Miss Larkin Dowty Plaise Supple Festorazzi All Saints Guild Cc. B. Percy Augusta Street St. Matthew's Medical Department University of Alabama Germany Switzerland Sir Swire Smith Duke of Devonshire Kei Ferndell Fancy Grandma's National Biscuit Co Uncle Sam's Maine Hershey Colgate Horlick Sonic Acto Nitee Pratt Iad Ehienig Aia Roc Cetviaicee Jo Ciy Sis Co Sans WANG Evelyn Byrd Futaw C@arrie Startum Chicago Mrs Fred Baxter Willie Duncan Will Brown W. C. Spotswood J. B. Ellis Selma Mrs. Wadisk New Orleans Stewart McRae St. Francis Street G. M. Hall Baldwin County City Mrs. Pitman Calvert, Ala C. P. Wright Ludingtons Jackson Street Dreamland Theatre Today Milton Schuster & CO NT Sunny France Catherine W. T. Goubil U. S First Christian Church Martha Syson W. K. Syson E. A.peterson James Strachan Providence Infirmary Madison Street Chambérlain Richard Olp Spencerport Abby Zadek Kress Zadek Quality
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