Social Sphere News Promises Russian Countess Marriage
Rumors in London circles suggest Prince George of Battenberg may wed Countess Nada Torby daughter of Grand Duke Michael Russia and niece of Grand Duke Nicholas leading a Russian army in Turkey. Also notes local social events including parties dances and upcoming entertainments around Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
London
Prince George of Battenberg
Prince Louis of Battenberg
British Admiralty
Nada Torby
Grand Duke
Michael
Russia
Nicholas
Turkey
Prince George
Black Prince
North Sea
To the fairest girl and the rarest girl
A short poem praising the many qualities of the ideal girl, invoking numerous compliments and traits. Included is a line about social department phones and contact numbers, concluding with the number 6 in the text.
Society Notes Stir With Parties And Recitals
Staub to entertain Miss Armantine McGraw a Convent of Mercy graduate Tuesday afternoon. Miss Maudie Woolf hosts a 500 party Wednesday at 4 at her home. Baker School juniors entertain graduates at Mobile Yacht Club Friday at 1. Miss Georgia Higley to host a heart party for Frances Erwin and Edna Gaines Friday at 4. Woman's Musical Club plans a concert Tuesday at Mrs. Winston Jones residence with ensembles and soloists led by Prof. Staub, Mrs. Winston Jones and others. Mr. and Mrs. Stotlar honor Miss Katherine Monk with a dinner and theater party at their Highlands Avenue home. Pianist Miss Katherine Hurley presents a recital with Miss Rosen and Miss McGlynn, featuring opera melodies. Engagement news includes Mittie Lee Smith to Charles Madison Griffin and Helena Krudop to Dr Maurice Miller Duncan. A birthday party for Antoinette Petronovich and various social mentions fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Antoinette
Ethel Frei
Willie
Floyd
Bertha Kruse
Norma
Conradina
Manuel Allessi
Elizabeth Pheland
Helen
Annie Marie
Manuel Thompson
Francis Marscal
Eloise Larnes
Howard Palmes
Dorothy Rieman
Fannie
Lillie MceKeough
Helena Krudopt
Clarke School Improvement Association
Helena Krudop
Acres School
123Rd Regiment
Maple Camp No. 5
Moose Auditorium
Drago
Gue Seiple
A. B. Jacobs
W. P. Ludvigsen
H. R. Lang
George Duffee
Flinn
Acital
Louise Flinnn
McGill Institute
Duke Goodman
Knott High School
German Relief Hall
University Military School
Monroe Park
Battle House
Helen Horn
Susie Douglas
Wek
J. Issaeuill
Staub
Armantine McGraw
Convent of Mercy
Georgia Higley
Frances Erwin
Edna Gaines
Barton
Woman's Musical Club
Winston Jones
Smart
Clark
Bertha Gale
Maying
Nevin
Douglas Cammpbell
Baldweg
Irene Kepe
Prof
Mendelssohn
Genevieve Russell
Mary Amrock
W. T. Airey
Sonath
Beethoven
C. J. Dunster
Tipton
Twilicht Pictures
Julia Braun
Charles J. Dunster
Stotlar
Lyric
Miss Monk
Annile Moore Provost
Mobile
Gladys Allison
Margaret Moore
Anita Eustis
Hopkins
James Simpson
Billy Bartlett
Walton Ford
Donald Prennen
Birmingham News
Griffin-Smith
G. W. Smith
Mittie Lee
Charles Madison Griffin
Anna R. Krudop
Helena
Maurice Miller Duncan
Point Rock
Ala
Trinity Episcopal Church
Antoinette Petronovich
Bliock
J. J. Quill
Cornelia March
Roberta Ollinger
Rosalie Staub
de McGraw
Fray
Annie Medicus
Eleanor Gray
Woman'’s Musical Club
Zelma Young
Baker
Porter
Rosa Lyons
le Baron Lyons
Maudie Woolf
Julia
Lucille Miller
Hilda Druhan
Bakes
Mobile Yacht Club
Hdna Gaines
Francis Ervin
Leah Midgett
Edwina Savage
Virginia Woolf
Elwell Club
Harry T. Smith
Clark School Improvement Association
P. m
Society Host Activities Schedule By Day
A dense listing of social events from Monday to Saturday notes dances, parties, bridge games, luncheons, and receptions. It names numerous hosts as well as attendees including Miss Eileen Cowles Miss Elmor Madison Miss Margaret Gould and others at venues like Knott School Yacht Club and Battle House with times ranging 1 30 p m to 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mullen
Eileen Cowles
Elmor Madison
Margaret Gould
Harriet Sims
Knott School
EB. P. A
Albertine Ulmer
Death of Hungarian General Goergei at 98
Budapest reported General Arthur Goergei, long time commander in chief of the Hungarian army, died yesterday at age ninety eight. A chemist by training, he joined the 1848 revolution and rose to command before his deposition and later reinstatement. He spent his final years in exile after Russia intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Budapest
Arthur Goergei
Amsterdam
Goerges
Mily
Kossuth
Russia
Austria
Gere§ da
Rell
Club Calendar Shows Busy Week by Local Groups
A dense schedule lists meetings for Clark School Improvement Association Ladies of Charity and many clubs through Wednesday. Events include election of officers at Century Book Club, demonstrations at Home Economics Club rooms, and a Shakespeare Club session at Christ Church Chapter House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Book Club
Cawthon Hotel
de Witt Dillard
All Saints
Woman's Auxiliary
H. Chamberlain
Interdenominational Union
J. Julian Bartee
Electra Semmes Colston
Home Economics
Mothers’ Club
Home
C. B. Percy
Shakespeare Club
Plumbers from Mobile Attend Alabama Master Plumbers Meet
Thomas J. Young and Larry Leamy represent Mobile at a two day Alabama Master Plumbers Association convention in Montgomery. The gathering at Gay-Teague hotel features a barbecue at Jackson's Lake Tuesday. except for the opening session, proceedings are executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Young
Larry Leamy
Mobile
Alabama Master Plumbers’ Association
Montgomery
Gay-Teague Hotel
Sesion
Jackson's Lake
Women’s Clubs Gather for General Federation Biennial
Five thousand club women are in New York for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention with about 15,000 more expected. Delegations from Texas Louisiana Utah Michigan and Oregon arrive by train and boat. The program includes daily luncheons and dinners through June 1 and a board luncheon for executive members. A safety advisory warns visitors to avoid strangers and only speak to accredited reception committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas
Louisiana
Utah
Michigan
Oregon
Albany
Hudson River
Kentucky
Alabama
Committee On
Many Southern Leaguers Now in the Texas League
Southern League castoffs shine in the Texas League with former stars like Murray Moore Miller Gudger and Townsend joining Fort Worth Galveston San Antonio Dallas Waco and Shreveport rosters. Most likely none will return to Class A as they age and prospects dim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Pezold
Jakey Atz
Fort Worth
Miller
Gudger
Paul Sentell
Galveston
Murray
Travelers
Gene Moore
The
Gulls
San Antonio
Townsend
Sea Gull
Dallas
Hub Northern
Pelican
Waco
Mickey Coyle
Shreveport
Carroll
Barons
Southern League
Three Swimmers Drown Amid Pleasant New Orleans Outing
In New Orleans on May 22, three of eighteen youths who left a baseball game to swim near the Claiborne canal drowned after one swimmer near Claiborne and Robert streets cried for help. Victims were Louis Pinero 24 William Buhler 21 and George Troescher 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Claiborne Canal
Claiborne and
Robert Streets
Louis Pinero
William Buhler
George Troescher
Porto Rican sugar profits soar amid war prices
Porto Rican sugar producers report large gains as crop conditions and European wartime prices boost returns. In Guinica district the season ends this month with an output near 75 000 tons. A major operator announced a 10 percent bonus for its 15 000 employees. In Detroit a 22 year old pitcher died after being struck below the heart by a pitched ball during a local amateur game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
P. R
Guinica
Fortuna
Detroit
Mich
George White
J. R. Lindsey Slightly Hurt at Shore Acres
Mr J R Lindsey injured Sunday at his Shore Acres home when his sweater tangled in a running engine wheel. He was thrown to the floor but is reported resting nicely with little pain as his electric lighting plant powers the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lindsey
Shore Acres
Lindsey
Brack Coleman Payne Among Howard College Graduates
The list of Howard College of Birmingham graduates includes Brack Coleman Payne of Mobile. The commencement is set for Wednesday with Payne to receive the bachelor of arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard College of Birmingham
Brack Coleman Payne
Mobile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell
Countess Nada Torby
BELL
Graduate
Nerve
Mlle
Tatziva
Valse de Ballet
E. Fristrom
Toe
Luigini
Dancer
Feta
Beautiful New Hay Specia Company
Newark
N. J
van Antwerp’s Drug Corp., Inc
Nadine
Katherine Monk
Alabama Division of the Sons of Veterans
Wanton Dee
Sumuimvel
Katherine Hurley
Aline Rosen
Bessie McGlynn
Harte
Martha
Flotow
Prophete
Meyerbeer Bess McGlynn
Pagnatel
Leoncavallo
Marie Rosen
der Freischuetz
von Weber
Rbessie Kirven
Donizetti
Jessie Goubil
Mozart Juanita O'Connor
William Oates
Mrs. W
S. Webster
Birmingham
Seaborn Whatley
George Whatley
Pittsburgh
Mabel Weeks
Wilmer
Miss Reasonover
Ed Steiner
Bon Secour
Tom Boone, Jr
Frank B. Thomas
H._T. Inge
Chicago
Gladys Steiner
Theodore, Ala
R. A. Bullock
Mabel McGrath
Mildred C. Bullock
Paul C. Peat
G. M. Matthews
West A
S.rosen
David R Miller
R.R. Stotlar
Holland Fitts
W. G. Montgomery
H. S. Smith
Elliot Rickardy
Wylie West
Atlanta
Mrs. T. K. Jackson
Chicago, Ill
Eom
BE. Shey
James F. Quill
Kate’ Driscoll
Edwin Taylor Clapp
Anne Marshall
Alice Clapp Barrington
Lamar Avenue
Selma
Society Lady In the
Black Mask
Horlick’s
Racine
Wis
Tom Moore
Trump Club
F. L. Crown
W. M. West
Louise Flinn
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma
Goergei
Mack Meek
Is Sie
King's Daughters
Burgett Memorial
Ladies of Charity
Conti Street
Charles Price
John Lynch
Chautauqua
Ella Deasy
Semmes Parliamentary Law Club
Trinity Social Club
Aeeness Club
Cawthon
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Texas League
Mobilian
Tele
Paes
Teee
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