Hamilton Club Outing and Local Social Events
Today's feminine interest notes Hamilton Club annual outing at the Country Club with vans leaving Van Antwerp's corner at 10 30. A Lyric Theatre box party given by Miss Aimee Wilson honors five Hunter School graduates. Monday Bridge Club at 4 p m with Miss Elizabeth Hobart. Knott High School commencement at German Relief Hall 8 to 10 p m. Also includes verses and a card party with pretty girls serving at the Athelston Club auction bridge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Club
Country Club
van Antwerp
Lyric Theatre
Aimee Wilson
Hunter School
Knott High School
German Relief Hall
Hebe
Athelston Club
Julia
Mary Emma
Virginia Creary
Mesdames Landry
Hunter
Society Editor's Phone 1972 Bell Ends Year With Barton Scholar Benefit
The Society Editor recalls a successful season ending with a brilliant presentation of Endymion at Dreamland for the Barton scholarship fundraiser. The event honors graduates of the Barton class of 1913 and highlights the print’s community achievements.
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Society
Bell
Endymion
Dreamland
Barton
Graduation week card party honors Olive Richard at Conti Street
Misses Helen and Mamie Goldsmith announce a card party Wednesday at 8 30 in honor of their cousin Olive Richard a gifted graduate from Baker Graded School. Conti street hosts the event as part of graduation week festivities.
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Baker Graded School
Helen
Mamie Goldsmith
Olive Richard
Conti Street
Dance Postponed And Southerners Journey To Europe
Miss Mildred Simpson postpones her Barton class of 1915 dance to June 4 due to busy graduation week. A wave of Mobile residents and Alabamians plan summer travels to Europe including Miss Belle Tilden sailing June 2 from Baltimore, Italy and Switzerland study, and Mrs. W. P. Parrish visiting Rome. Additional Mobile travelers include Miss Ethel Burgess and Miss Ruth McGowin to Europe with a Hudson River teacher, Dr. and Mrs. Eager abroad six months, and Miss Mary Van Aller with niece Eugenia Van Aller returning to Germany. circles abroad and Russia visit noted.
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Mildred Simpson
Barton
Europe
Wonderland
Belle Tilden
Mobile
Baltimore
Miss Tilden
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
J. G. Jones
London
America
W. P. Parrish
Selma
Alabama
Rose Tarver
Naples
Madeira
Gibralta
Rome
Ethel Burgess
Ruth McGowin
Castle-on the- Hudson
Eager
Louisville
Professor Eager
Virginia
Reese Hutchison
Hutchison
Russia
Great Edison Company
Mary van Aller
Eugenia van Aller
Miss van Aller
Miss Elsie Richard Returns From New York City
Miss Elsie Richard returns home after study in New York City praising her accomplished talents and chic presence. She sings, plays and her violin work shows temperament and refined training contributing to her appeal.
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New York City
Elsie Richard
Metropolis
Miss Richard
Box party set at Lyric for A. U. M. S. graduate
Wednesday evening box party at the Lyric honors John Randolph Bolling an A U M S graduate. The event marks a social observance connected with the campus community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lyric
John Randolph Bolling
Caruso Revealed to Have Music in His Bones
In New York on May 26 Dr William Lloyd a renowned London throat specialist said tenor Enrico Caruso has physical traits enabling extreme vocal volume and quality akin to a violin. He noted the Caruso knuckles produce pleasing harmony while ordinary bones yield discord.
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New York
William Lloyd
London
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Wrights University Military School Holds Baccalaureate Service
The student body attended a morning service at Christ Episcopal Church where Rev. Dr. Matthew Brewster delivered the baccalaureate sermon for the 19138 graduating class. He spoke on The Day of Opportunity, noting Jesus loves the young man who seeks eternal welfare and urging acceptance and following Christ.
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Wright's University Military School
Christ Episcopal Church
Matthew Brewster
Brewster
St. Mary
Jesus
Christ
Derthicks Honor Euterpeans With Fraternity Reception
Mr and Mrs Wilber M Derthick were hosted by Mrs Duke Goodman on St Anthony Street for an Euterpean Fraternity gathering. Guests included Dr and Mrs F A Dunster and several ladies. musical offerings featured singing violin and piano with Hugo verse readings and poetic readings.
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Euterpeans
Wilber M. Derthick
Mobile
Euterpean
Duke Goodman
St. _Anthony street
Mamie Smith
Gladys Avera
F. A. Dunster
Irene Dunster
F. P. Davis
Mrs Pankhurst Rearrested in London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader was rearrested in London today after being released on license from Holloway jail on April 12 due to hunger strike health concerns.
Veterans Leave Mobile for Chattanooga Confederate Reunion
Mobile veterans and supporters depart by special sleepers via the Mobile and Ohio for Chattanooga Tennessee for the Confederate reunion May 27 to 29. Delegates and alternates from Buchanan Withers camps plus matrons and maids accompany. many names listed. Sons of Veterans plan to attend and aim to host the 1914 Song of Veterans convention in Mobile in a different city and time.
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Mobile
Sons of Veterans
Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Buchannan
Withers
Francis Kiernan
Thomas A. Lott
P.L. Dotson
D. A. Port
J. Bb. Hatterman
Holdworth
A. L. Knight
Prince
Owen Koman
B.D. Kiley
Charles J. Thompson
John Allen
William Blankenship
Mose Broadus
Archie Campbell
Samuel Crabtree, Sr
Dickson
John Hickman
William J. Jaens
John McArthur
W. J. Walker
Mary W. Thomas
George A. Thomas
Jones M. Withers
Malton
Ellanora Cash
Carrie S. Shepard
Nora
Bertha Cash
Elizabeth Balzir
Raphael
Non-Christians Outnumber Churchgoers in Major Cities
Associated Press reports that in twelve large American cities including Detroit, non Christians surpass churchgoers. Rev. Lathan A. Crandall told the Northern Baptist convention that the non Christian population has reached almost unbelievable proportions in the United States.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Lathan A. Crandall
Minneapolis
Northern Baptist Convention
United States
Pennsylvania woman funds scholarship for worthy boys
Mrs Adama of Pennsylvania has selected Anniston’s Alabama Presbyterian College for Men for a 1000 endowment to educate a worthy boy in the North Alabama mountains. The notice came to Dr E D Mc Dougall, president of the college.
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Anniston
E. D. McDougall
Alabama Presbyterian College For
Adama
Pennsylvania
Anniston School
Alabama
Five Killed as Train Strikes Workers near Doe Gully
Five workmen were killed and six injured when struck by a passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio near Doe Gully Martinsburg West Virginia May 26. The disaster followed by flood reports in Ohio and Omaha. A letter from Omaha praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for severe coughs and colds.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Doe Gully
Omaha
Ohio
Foley
L. Poole
California St
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Home From the Voyage A Wife Feels Narrow Life Ahead
Helen and Warren return from a London voyage to a familiar city home. The trip’s memories stir Helen to doubt her life’s purpose while Warren urges practicality declaring everything should be declared at customs. Delia prepares laundry as Helen contemplates routine ahead.
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Helen
Warren
Paris
Union Pacific
Winifred
London
Délia
Delia
Oxford Street
Fleet Street
Della
French physician claims TB cure via micrococcus method
Paris report notes Professor Raphael Dubois of Lyons University completed experiments showing a micrococcus culture killed the tubercle bacillus. Infected guinea pigs recovered except one after ten months. he cautions against predictions while continuing research.
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Associated Press
Paris
Raphale Duboic
University of Lyons
Dubois
Birthday Prophecies Spur Energetic Ambition
A birthday forecast notes energetic and forceful character traits for those born today. It warns success hinges on actions and warns they can be a force for good or evil depending on influence.
Brith Abraham Convenes 27th Annual Convention in New York
The Independent Order Brith Abraham opens its twenty seventh annual convention in New York with 1200 delegates. Leon Sanders reports 48 new lodges and 13182 members last year, joint lodge capital 1112115, 251728 spent on member benefits. Debate centers on Jaworower misappropriation case and votes for president and grand secretary. Elections set for Tuesday.
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Associated Press
New York
B Rith Abraham
Leon Sanders
Albert B. Jaworower
Sing Sing
Sanders
Jaworower
Judge Sanders
Morris Rosenberg
Solomon Schalinski
Jacob Schoen
Bnai Brith Conventions Opens With 200 Delegates
The Independent Order of B Nai B Rith opened its sixty first annual convention in Kansas City with about two hundred delegates. At a luncheon to past district grand lodge presidents J F Meyers of Louisville Ky was elected president of the association and Jacob Lorie of Kansas City was named secretary. Adolph Kraus, president of the international order, could not attend.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Independent Order of B'Nai B'rith
Faust Spaghetti An Economical Nutritious Staple
Faust Spaghetti marketed as a nutritious replacement for meat costing only a tenth as much. A 10c package allegedly equals four pounds of beef in nutrition, made from durum wheat and easy to digest. Promises savory meals and urges readers to request a free recipe book from Maull Bros in St. Louis Missouri.
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Elizabeth Hobart
Lee
Sir Edward Dyer
Grace Snow
Josephine Pennington
Beulah Richardson
Lillian Stockman
Gertrude Bink
Sadie Roberts
Gabella Speith
Nellie Wilson
Louise Pringle
Barton Academy
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma
Yerby
Ruth de Grange
Winona Spies
Old Barton
Hilda Kern
Freda Bose
Miss Olive Richard
The
DR. Pierce
Pierce
V. Pierce
M. D
Uffacae
Merchants Bank
ST. Francis Sts
Bank of Mobile
National Baning Association
Day
Haga
Magnolia
Engin
Mabel Herbert Urner
Your
Brith Abraham
B’nai B’rith
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Penice & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Kentucky
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