Public gatherings in German Relief Hall and local clubs
Today events include a public rehearsal at German Relief Hall at 8 PM by Mobile Gessang Verein, a pennant dance for Miss Marietta Gonzales at K of C Hall hosted by Mrs. G L Widney, a heart party for Miss Amelie Douglass, and St. Clare Sewing Circle at St Marys Asylum Conti Street. Interdenominational Union meets at First Christian Church at 10:30 AM, Leaders of Young People conference at 1 PM, and a Chorus Pageant at 4:30 PM by Children’s Mission Band. A wedding announcement notes the marriage of Miss Leinkauf to Mr Couriel at 9 PM last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Gessang Verein
St. Clare
Bridal Illusion and Orange Blossoms Frame 1972 Mobile Nuptials
The wedding of two noted musicians took place with a Jewish ceremony led by Dr. A. G. Moses. A lavish program was planned by prominent organizers as Miss Mildred E. Wellhouse served as maid of honor and Louis M. Gottschalk was best man. The couple, to honeymoon three months in Europe, departed on the Amerika from Mobile for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Moses
Tam
J. S. Simon
T. H. Halliwell
Ernest Planck
Edwin L. Taylor
Mildred E. Wellhouse
Atlanta
Pauline Lichtbach
Gladys Brown
Louis M. Gottschalk
Hamburg
Germany
Hugo V. Eichold
Andrew. David
New Orleans
Harry Kohn
Herbert Brown
Sidney Simon
Mendel Goldstein
Milton Eichold
Ben May
Herbert Feiberman
Mrs. Curiel
New York City
Amerika
Europe
Mobile
Charming Bayou guest enjoys evening at Festorazzi dance
Miss Eloise Supple of Bayou Gould La was honored during the afternoon and again at a house dance hosted by Miss Marguerite Festorazzi. Supple wore white satin lace while the hostess wore pink meteor. the cool room featured linen chairs and flower bowl punch with a late plate supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite F Festorazzi
Eloise Supple
Bayou Gould
Miss Creary
Marguerite Festorazzi
Miss Supple
Marguerite Ivulich
Spencer Home Dance Hosts Evening of Informal Enjoyment
Misses Nina and Aline Spencer hosted an informal dance at their Government street residence. Guests included Lamine Burkett Edith Sullivan Coral Burns Carrie Givens Mrs Wray John Bell Adam Glass Jr John Jossen Nicholas Vickers English Cody Joe Bibb Tom Soost Woodie Penny and Dr and Mrs Forrest Harsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Aline Spencer
Government Street
Spencer
Lamine Burkett
Edith Sullivan
Coral Burns
Carrie Givens
Mrs. Wray
John Bell
Adam Glass, Jr
John Jossen
Nicholas Vickers
English Cody
Joe Bibb
Tom Soost
Woodie Penny
Forrest Harsh
National Toilet Co advertisement for skin cream
Guaranteed to remove tan freckles pimples and liver spots in about twenty days. Rids pores and tissues of impurities leaving skin clear and soft. Two sizes 50c and 1.00. Available at toilet counters or by mail. Paris Tennessee.
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National Toilet CO
Paris
Tenn
Harris and Baltze Wed in Nashville Marriage Notice
Hardy G. Harris married Mrs. Kate L Baltze in Nashville Tennessee on a Saturday at 8 30 P M The couple plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Nashville after the wedding.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hardy G. Harris
Kate L .Baltze
North
Harris
Century Book Club Meeting Postponed
The Century Book Club meeting scheduled for today is postponed to next Wednesday. The session will be with the newly elected president Miss Edith Heckert on South Monterey Street.
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Century Book Club
Edith Heckert
Monterey Street
Dalton Club Hosts Afternoon Card Party
Mrs. J. A. Reaves acted as hostess for the Dalton Club as two card entertainments were played. A double quartet of members including Mrs. J. D. Sulton as substitute enjoyed the games and a chat with cakes and ice cream. First prize went to Mrs. H. K. Dawson for a plateau while Mrs. Harold Reed won a crocheted sewing bag as consolation.
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J. A. Reaves
Dalton Club
J. D. Sulton
H. K. Dawson
Harold Reed
Miss Leona Wetherbee Hosts Bridge Club Seance
Miss Leona Wetherbee hosted a Monday Bridge Club gathering at her sister Mrs Gordon’s Ann Street home. Two tables produced Miss Annie Lou Raefield as first prize winner for silk hose, with Miss Pacle Burke taking second prize a box of handkerchiefs, followed by a salad course.
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Leona Wetherbee
Porch Party for Miss Supple in Bayou Gould
Miss Virginia Creary hosted a heart party for Miss Eloise Supple of Bayou Gould Louisiana at the Creary home. Miss Marguerite Festorazzi accompanied the guest with a breezy veranda setting, ferns, vines, and blooming angusts as rose decor framed four pink rose card tables.
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Supple
Crearys
Virginia Creary
Eloise Supple
Bayou Gould
Marguerite Festorazzi
Suffragettes Will Try Again to Get Audience
A National Council of Women suffrage delegation planned to meet House Rules Chairman Henry to demand another hearing on woman suffrage. The group included Mrs. Kent Mrs. Bell Mrs. Hayes Miss Louise Hardy Mrs Lucy Ewing Mrs Charles Burnside and Mrs Jessica Hardy Stubbs. A Maryland Just Government League delegation also met Henry, who said the suffrage issue could not be acted on since the Democratic caucus did not include it in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Council of Women
Henry
House Rules Committees
Kent
Bell
Hayes
California
Louise Hardy
Colvin
Lucy Ewing
Charles Burnside
Chicago
Jessa Hardy Stubbs
Just Government League of
Maryland
Corsage cluster honor guest stately Killarney event
Miss Annetta McMillan won best discard of hearts in a game hosted by Miss Mary Emma Creary. First prize, a lingerie set, was awarded for heartlessness. A two course luncheon followed at rose-marked tables with guests including Supple, McCreary, Marguerite Festo rizzi, Ruth MccGowin, Freda Donald, Lucille Rush, and others from Natchez and Philadelphia.
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Grant
Killarney
Annetta McMillan
Mary Emma Creary
Misses Supple
McCreary
Marguerite Festorizzi
Ruth MccGowin
Freda Donald
Lucille Rush
Margaret Horn
Marguerite Wefel
Fendley Dudley Glass
Burgess
Wise Hall
Ella Packer Slackeher
Camille Miller
Natchez
Miss. Leila
Louise Mason
Philadelphia
Marie Clifton
Julia Creary
Hans Curiel Celebrated Before His Wedding With Farewell Supper
Monday in Mobile a farewell bachelor hood supper honored Hans Curiel on the eve of his marriage to Miss Carol Leinkauf. Guests included Dr. A. G. Moses and Milton Eichold, with toasts and a wedding march from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Curiel is a gifted mobile cellist and his bride a talented pianist.
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Hans Curiel
Carol Leinkauf
Cawthon
Mr. Curiel
A. G. Moses
Milton Eichold
Herbert A. Feiberman
Herbert Brown
Hugo V. Ejchold
Sidney B. Simon
Mendel Goldstein
Ben May
Miss Sophia Bowling Hosts Classmates for May Party
Miss Sophia Bowling gave a before graduation party on May 19 in the Cawthon parlor. Guests toured the Vineyard for an eight course dinner with Marguerite flowers and blue and gold accents, then rode to Dog River before returning home. Attendees included Lambert Eanes Cecile Morrisette Jessie May Homan Helen Baron Lucy Green and Mazie Sullivan.
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Miss Sophia Bowling
Miss Bowling
Cawthon
Dog River
Misses Lambert Eanes
Cecile, Morrisette
Jessie May Homan
Helen Baron
Lucy Green
Mazie Sullivan
Citronelle School Inspected by Board
President Harry T. Hartwell and fellow officials returned from Citronelle after inspecting the new brick school building costing 12 000 dollars. The eight classroom structure with four in the basement will host a community celebration next month. It features a metal roof modern heating and is fire proof.
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Harry T. Hartwell
Board of School Commissioners
F. W. Crenshaw
5S. S. Murphy
Vigor
Mobile
Citronelle
Bishop Allen Leads Confirmation at Toulminville Church
Rt. Rev. Edward P. Allen, bishop of Mobile, officiated at the Toulminville Catholic church confirmation service on Wednesday and will attend the evening service. He will preside at St. Catherine of Siena's Crichton on Thursday and at Bon Secour Sunday. The Citronelle church dedication is set for next Tuesday.
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Edward P. Allen
Diocese of
Mobile
Toulminville
Allen
St. Catherine of Siena's
Crichton
Bon Secour
Citronelle
Camp Name Contest Closes Wednesday at 5 PM
The YMCA seeks a summer camp name with a $5 prize for the winner. Over 60 names have already been suggested and more are expected before the Wednesday deadline at 5 o clock in the afternoon.
Rogers Architect for New Mobile Country Club
George Rogers local architect was awarded the contract to draw plans and specifications for a 25000 dollar clubhouse at Spring Hill. The building will house 50 sleeping rooms a cafe billiard room and bowling alleys. The Mobile Country Club committee of Russell Houston Robert Hunter H H Wefel Jr L J Davis James Gibboney Murray Wheeter M Luce EB Buck William H Monk Jr and W M Marshall will supervise construction.
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Mobile Country Club
H. H. Wefel, Jr
George Rogers
Spring Hill
Rogers
Russell Houston
Robert Hunter
H. H., Wefel, Jr
L. J. Davis
James Gibboney
Murray Wheeter
M. Luce
EB. J. Buck
William H. Monk, Jr
W. M. Marshall
Catholic Church Dedication Set in Citronelle
The Right Rev Edward P Allen bishop of Mobile will dedicate the Church of St Thomas Aquinas in Citronelle on Tuesday May 26 at 10 am with solemn high mass. The bishop will preach the sermon and the Cathedral choir will sing. The pastor asks continued support for interior furnishing and a bell.
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Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Empire bill features two comedies and a drama
Amusements note a daytime bill presenting A Dark town Wooing with John Brennan and Laura Oakley, While the Band Played by Biograph, and Taint of Madness by Selig. Thursday adds The Adventure of the Counterfeit and The Uneven Balance, plus Hearst Selig News Pictorial scenes from Mexico. Mil ton Schuster notes strong reception at Dreamland with In Sunny France and Frisco Harmony Four.
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the Empire Today
Kalem
John Brennan
Laura Oakley
Biograph
Selig
Octavius
Hearst-Selig
Mexico
Milton Schuster
Misery May Not Share Company In Return
A pithy reflection on misery and companionship noting that while trouble attracts sympathy it rarely yields reciprocity. The saying suggests social dynamics where negative states invite pity but not equal support.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P. Buch
Amelie Douglass
Wilmarth Gillett
Interdenominational Missionary Union
First Christian Church
H. C. Bowling
Children's Mission Band
Carol Rebecca ‘Leinkauf
Hang Curiel
Herman W. Leinkauf
Bell Phone
Jules Videau
Mrs. Videau
Caro Cameron
Malone
Savannah
Columbus
Marion J. Wise
Rit Smith
Austins
Stewart McRae
St. Louis
Dave Frolichstein
M. Kahn
Meridian
Mr. Frolichstein
Esau
Vera Cruz
Harry Inge
Pensacola
Quinn Brent
Inge
John White
van Camp
Maine
Wisconsin
Muscat & Lott
Misses Spencer
Nadinda
Dalton Bridge Club
Monday Bridge Club
Palm Beach
Suffragettes
Mr. Henry
Simon Shoe CO
COR. Dauphin
Dauphin Street
Joe
Madras
NEW Country Club
The
Empire
Dreamland
Yeend Potter Co
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