Today’s Reception Schedule For Graduates And Parties
For Today several events are listed including a reception for K H 8S graduates at Relief Hall from 8 to 10 p m. The Women's Musical Club hosts Mrs Winston Jones at 8 p m. Hamilton Whist Club meets with Miss Woodend at 3 30 p m. A luncheon for Miss Ethel Hopkins occurs at the Cawthon at 2 p m. Miss Amelie Douglass holds a 500 party at the Cawthon’s colonial room at 4 30 p m. Miss Elinor Madison’s birthday party is at home at 8 p m. Miss Laubenheimer’s 500 party at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. 8S
Women's Musical Club
Winston Jones
Hamilton Whist Club
Miss Woodend
Amelie Douglass
Cawthon’s Colonial Room
Elinor Madison
Ruth Simpson
Old Barton
H. O. Shelley
Simpson
Government and
Claiborne Streets
Seaside Visitors Gather at Battles Hotel and Related Spots
Birmingham residents Mrs. R. C. Lewis and Mr. Lewis spend weeks at Battles with others from Tuscaloosa Los Angeles and local areas. Families and guests including Miss Newbold Miss Goodall Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Mechem visit Battles Wharf Sea Cliff Daphne Fairhope and Daphne area seeking summer quarters and coastal leisure.
Mobile Business Women's Club to celebrate second anniversary
The Mobile Business Women's Club marks its second anniversary on May 31 at the club house in Fairhope. Members will depart Mobile on the steamer Apollo Saturday at 3 p.m. for a weekend celebration with dances and music, returning Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Parker
Business Women's Club
Fairhope
Mobile Business Women’s Club
Mobile
Apollo
Business ‘Women's Club
Miss Simpson a Pretty Honoree at week’s bright fetes
The close of the week featured numerous bright social events honoring Miss Simpson. Attendees noted her charm and poise at each fete, reflecting a season of festive gatherings and community recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simpson
Family party at Montrose prior to vacation season
Hon Harry Pillans and family spent Sunday at Montrose enjoying one of the coast’s pleasant summer homes. The Pillans plan to move there for the vacation season with Mrs Pillans Miss Laura Pillans and Mr and Mrs George Gaines and little Miss Gaines in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Robbins
Forrest Harsh
Battles
Battles Hotel
Harry Pillans
Pillans
Laura Pillans
George Gaines
Miss Gaines
Montrose
Fowlkes Party Returns From Point Clear Weekend
Mrs. E. O. Fowlkes Miss Agnes Fowlkes Miss Tremlet Holzborn and Mrs. Pettus Lee spent the weekend at the Point Clear cottage of the Ed Harrisons and returned to the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Fowlkes
Agnes Fowlkes
Tremlet Holzborn
Pettus Lee
Point Clear
Ed Harrisons
Picnic at Point Clear Shows Prominent Local Guests
Mrs J K Glennon Mr James Hope Glennon and Mr and Mrs Ponder with their children enjoyed a basket picnic at Point Clear yesterday. The Point Clear Hotel is due to open mid June turning them into regular visitors. Martha Syson, recently ill at Providence Infirmary, is now fully out of danger and may return home on Dauphin street in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Glennon
James Hope Glennon
Ponder
Point Clear
Martha Syson
Providence Infirmary
Dauphin Street
Former Ma billan Conductor Harry Hutton Visits City
Harry Hutton long residing in Los Angeles and formerly with the Southern Pacific as a conductor is back in town visiting sister Mrs. Milton Hulm at 912 Conti Street and will greet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hutton
Mabillan
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway
Milton Hulm
Conti Stréet
Informal Dance Honoring Miss Mildred Brady
Miss Mildred Brady hosts an informal May dance at the Brady home from 8 to 12 with pink and white decor and a music program. Punch and confections were served as guests including Ella Moody Lucile Lott Edna Gager May belle Janie Eleanor Cashin Carrie Fritz Gertrude Zenilich Emily Gager and a list of gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Moody
Lucile Lott
Edna Gager
Maybelle
Janie
Eleanor Cashin
Carrie Fritz
Gertrude’ Zenilich
Emily ‘Gager
Messrs
Gerald Wilson
Wilmer Miller
Eugene Bressingham
Norman Stuards
B. Walsh
A. Austin
A. Eberlein
Frank
Excur sion by New Orleans bankers ends with a Mobile day
Three hours and sixteen minutes was the record time as New Orleans Hibernia Bank employees arrived in Mobile Sunday morning at 10 45 from 6 30 departure with nine coaches. They toured Battle House Monroe Park and Spring Hill Jesuit College witnessed a bank club baseball game and returned at 10 18 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile
Crescent City
Hibernia Bank
Irwin Bourgeois
City
Battle House
Silver Leaf Band
Monroe Park
Spring Hill
John J. Monashan
Misses Palmer
McMillan
Patents Granted to Citizens of Mobile and State
Washington report lists Alabama recipients of new patents including Maxey Cooper Selma fountain polishing brush Lawrence Mooney Montgomery cross-tie railways Walter Toney Princeton rail fastener Oscar Uphaus Mobile fountain rule Gerard Schumacher Anniston lighting standard design William Darden Anniston track laying car John Gunter G P Hardt Montgomery reversable fertilizer distributor Eugene Ledlow McKenzie wind shield cleaner Edgar Cayce Selma playing cards Horetti Harrah Marble Syracayga rough quarry blocks slabs and marble trade mark Trade mark for Van Antwerps Drug Corporation Mobile liquid face powder rouge nail powder denti frice etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs. Davis & Davis
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Maxey C. Cooper
Selma
Lawrence C. Mooney
Montgomery
Walter C. Toney
Princeton
Oscar J. Uphaus
Mobile
Gerard Schumacher
Anniston
William A. Darden
John W. Gunter
G. P. Hardt
Eugene M. Ledlow
McKenzie
Edgar Cayce
Horetti-Harrah Marble Company
Syracayga
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Restriction Put on Chain Letters
A letter from Assistant Attorney General W. H. Lamar transmits guidance to Postmaster J. B. Thornton that postal cards bearing chain letter prayers are unmailable if threats appear, but prayers sent in properly prepaid envelopes remain allowed. Chain letters have long been a nuisance and have caused mail delays in some offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thornton
W. H. Lamar
Washington, D. C
Prohibitionist recounts kidnapping tale after vanishing
Rev. Lewis M. Patmont, prohibition advocate, says he was abducted from Westville Illinois on March 31. He describes being carried in a red Danville owned car across fifty days, kept in dark cellars, gagged and bound, and hearing plans to burn the house near Columbia. He travels to Danville for Vermillion county grand jury inquiry with Rev. John L. Brandt assisting and reports his first substantial meal since the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Lewis M. Patmont
Westville
Danville
Ill
Vermillion County
Patment
Columbia
John L. Brandt
First Christian Church
Mobile YMCA camp opens June 9 year 1914
The Mobile YMCA announces the Bivouac Five Waters camp on the lagoon near Bay John opening June 9 to June 16. About 75 boys in two ten day divisions with an advance party June 5 to prepare. Principal speaker will be A C Harte with talks by business leaders. Registration June 1 at 9 am. Camp staff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Y. M. C. A
Bay John
Bon Secour
A. C. Harte
Europe
Messrs
J. H. Wright
Guy Hurlbutt
W. H. Rowe
Citronelle
John Barr
A. E. Marriott
F. W. Evans
Body of Senator Bradley Goes to Frankfort Today
Arrangements nearly complete for the burial of Kentucky senator W. Brad ley. The body will be carried on a special train from Washington to Frankfort with an escort from both houses of Congress and Bradley family members. Interment is set for Tuesday with honorary pallbearers including Taft Fairbanks and Governor McCreary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
W. ©. Bradley
Kentucky
Frankfort
Congress
Bradley
Taft
Fairbanks
McCreary
Mrs Welch and Children Hurt As Horse Reacts to Train
Mrs F E Welch of Orchard and three of her children suffered painful injuries Sunday afternoon when the horse she was driving on Old Shell road ran away after being startled by a Bay Shore train. A three month old baby escaped injury. Passengers on the train witnessed the incident and the train was stopped to aid the party, who were taken to Dr J D Atkins in Crichton for treatment. The buggy was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Welch
Orchard
Old Shell Road
Bay Shore
Chamberlains Liniment Promotes Relief for Ailments
This preparation targets rheumatism lame back sprains and similar ailments. It is praised by Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana who calls it the best for lame back and sprains. She notes twenty years of use by her family and describes it as a barrier against pain and soreness. 26 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tanner
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain
Mobile Templars to Attend Meet in Talladega
Mobile will be represented at the annual Grand Commandery Knights Templars of Alabama conclave in Talladega on Wednesday May 27 by J W Phillips J W Falck Philip B Meyer and J R Little More than 260 delegates and members from Alabama commanderies attend the gathering Mobile Commandery held Ascension Day services at All Saints Episcopal Church in evening dress uniform on Government Street Rev T A Johnston rector delivered the sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Grand Commandery
Knights Templars of
Alabama
Talladega
J. W. Phillips
J. W. Falck
Philip 8. Meyer
J. R. Little
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Government Street
T. A. Johnston
Tailoring shop owner clears police mix up on North Joachim
Johnny Crawford, who runs a shop on North Joachim street, tells friends he is not the Johnny Crawford involved in recent police affairs. He notes they are not related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Crawford
Joachim Street
Ministers' sons list misprint shocks Syracuse readers
A Syracuse New York paper printed a list titled ministers' sons but a typographical error leads readers to expect material about ministers' sons. The page confusion highlights a publication glitch in the church or civic notes columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Southern orders massive railroad rolling stock
Washington May 25. Orders for new rolling stock costing about 36 million dollars have been placed with car builders by the Southern Railway and its affiliated lines for a heavy fall crop movement. Mobile and Ohio ordered 1000 30 ton ventilated box cars forty 60 foot combination baggage and mail cars four 70 foot express cars eight 69 foot passenger coaches and seven consolidation locomotives. Southern will receive 3876 freight cars and fifty passenger cars and add ninety seven locomotives to its motive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio
Southern
Women and health before suffrage in 19th century era
The piece argues that women must have good health before enjoying suffrage and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for pains backache headaches irritability and nervous depression. It presents the product as restoring normal health and appeals to American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EH
Pinkham
Paige
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Ethel Hopkins
Cawthon
Laubenheimer
W. H. Nicol
Fred Nicol
Mrs. Monnish
Tuscaloosa
E. G. Fisher
Baldwin County
Miss Newbold
Miss Goodall
Battles Wharf
Coral Burns
Daphne
the Costellos
Leo Johnson
Meridian
Mrs. Rush
Maiden Cammack
Sea Cliff
Mary Knight ‘Rush
House Peters
Famous Players Film Co
Royal Theatre
Lucile Horn
Amelie Douglas Constance Stoddard
Mildred Simpson
Marguerites
Dorothy Cothran
Cawthon Hotel
Miriam Delchamps
Knott High School
Clemmie Carmelich
Crane High School
Gabriella Cooke
Frances Bhaumhauer Maudie Woolf
Elizabeth McAlpine
Elizabeth Touart
Mell Hubbard
Bailey Westbrook
Lucile Tisdale
Myrtice Brannan
Josephine Harris
Eleanor L Burgett
Dorothy Wefel
W. P. Cothran
Harry Hargraves and Son
Charles Debardeleben
Anchorage
Orleanians
Hibernia Bank Boys
van Antwerp
Uphaus
ST. Mary's
Bishop Allen
Dinena
St. Mary’s School
Edward P. Allen
The
Mobile Chcese
Misses A. McGraw
Jane Reod
Dolly
L. Duggan
A. Reinhart
M. A. Touart
M. Morgan
Bernard Mahomer
E. McGlynn
L. Rood
M. M. McGraw
Mary Augusta Doody
Valarie Brown
Jack Turpen
Sholar
Donald Sherwood
H. M
A. McGraw
Gavotte
Billy
Postoffice Department
Patmont
Grand Jury
Ym.c. A
Senator Bradley
Semple
Land Denier
Philo Bar Spec, Co
Newark
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Yers
Paul Jones
U. S. Patent Office
U. Naval Academy
He's
the Man
Woman's Suffrage
Motor Company
Motor Mart
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