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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1913

Page

5

Hallowe en Party and Showers Highlight Mobile Social Scene

Miss Virginia Thornton hosts a Hallowe en party at 5 PM for family and friends. Miss Alice Newton arranges a novelty shower for Miss Rebe Price at 8 PM. The New Bridge Club gathers Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. G Chaudron. The Polyhymnia Circle meets Wednesday at 11 AM at Mrs. James Wade Coxs home with Indian music featuring relatives and guests.

Alice Newton Rebe Price New Bridge Club G. Chaudron James Wade Cox

Meeting of the Spinsters at Battle House Parlor C

A meeting of The Spinsters will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Parlor C of the Battle House.

Battle House

Two Lectures by Miss Sterling in Philadelphia

Miss Lydia Sterling of Philadelphia will lecture on Wednesday afternoon November 5 at 3 30 on Which Woman the Old or the New and on Thursday morning at 10 a recital from The Taming of the Shrew at the Visitation of the Academy. A cordial invitation is extended to all Visitation Alumnae. Helen S Holbrooks Corresponding Secretary V C A A

Miss Sterling Lydia Sterling Philadelphia Academy Visitation Helen Holbroos

Boone-Warley Wedding Celebrated in Houston Texas

Mobile physician Tom Boone Jr and Miss Helen Toulmin Warley of New Orleans were wed Friday October 31 in Houston at the Warley home. Ceremony by Rev. Robert E. Lee Craig featured Lohengrin under palm arches. Attendants included Elmore Toulmin Rundle and Meta Warley. They plan a Mobile return after November 18.

Boone-Warley Houston Texas Tom Boone Mobile Helen Toulmin Warley New Orleans Much i Iinterest Helen Toulmin Warley Tom Boone, Jr Ala Allen Huger Warley Caroline Street Robert EE. Lee Craig Lohengrin Chantilly Elmore Toulmin Rundle Meta Warley Herbert Roberts Frank B. Thomas Gladys Boone Elmore T. Rundie Mary Toulmin South

Meyer Thweatt Wedding in New York Draws Mobile Interest

Miss Louise Peterson Thweatt and Oscar Jackson Meyer wed at North Presbyterian Church in New York. Bride wore white satin meteor with lace and orange blossoms. attended by Mrs. Samuel J. Shivers and four bridesmaids. Reception at 660 West 150th Street followed by honeymoon in Germantown. The groom’s brother Jonathan Meyer served as best man. The wedding links Mobile friends to the gulf city visit years ago.

North Presbyterian Church 155Th Street Broadway John Mackey Samuel J. Shivers Sara Helm Thweatt Nancy Ruth Thweatt Dorothy Helm Martin Philadelphia Otillie Steinhilber Alex Hardwick S. Thweatt Donald McLeod Wilber New York P. Edwin Paulson Webster Warner West 150Th Street Germantown General Eastern The Southern Railway Gulf City

Miss Ella Ward Debut Honored in Birmingham Party

Miss Margarett Horn of Mobile and Miss Marion Cowan of Shelbyville attended as guests at a debutante party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ward in Birmingham. The afternoon tea, buffet supper, and 9 o'clock dance were held at the Norwood residence decorated with chrysanthemums and ferns.

Margarett Horn Birmingham M. L. Ward Ella Louis Ward Miss Margare Horn Mobile Miss Ward Marion Cowan Shelbyville Miss Horn Miss Cowan

Mrs Wilson Joins Welfare Workers

Mrs Woodrow Wilson accepts honorary vice chairman role in the National Civic Federation's women's department. She joins efforts to improve government employee conditions and combat city alley slums. She toured the government printing office and postal mail bag repair facility urging sanitary precautions.

Associated Press Washington Woodrow Wilson Woman's Department National Civic Federation District of Columbia Wilson Post Office

Miss Margaret Horn of Mobile Visits Miss Genevieve Burt

Embroidered crepe meteor with lace in sleeves and yoke. Miss Margaret Horn of Mobile, guest of Miss Ella Louis Ward, will join Miss Genevieve Burt after this week. Horn was a favored guest at a card party hosted by Miss Marie Rosamond in honor of Misses Mary and Elma Haller of Memphis, Tennessee.

Margaret Horn Mobile Ella Louis Ward Genevieve Burt Horn Marie Rosamond Mary and Elma Haller Memphis Tenn Birmingham Age- Herald

Box Party Honors Miss Gladys Boone at Maggie Pepper

Mr and Mrs Edward D McCan hosted a box party for Rosa Stahl after a Prince Theatre showing of Maggie Pepper in Mobile Ala guest Miss Gladys Boone of Mobile and hostess S J Bain attended with Misses Boone Meta Warley and guests Henry Safford and Horace Wilkins following a supper celebration prior to the Warley Boone wedding Friday at Warley Boone home in Mobile Alabama war.

Gladys Boone Edward D. McCan Rosa Stahl Maggie Pepper Prince Mobile Ala S. J. Bain Warley-Boone Misses Boone Meta Warley Henry Safford Horace Wilkins Houston Post

Tuscaloosa Wedding of Miss Duncan and Mr Clabaugh

Miss Mary Bacon Duncan and Mr Samuel Francis Clabaugh were married Thursday at Christ Church Tuscaloosa at 8 pm in a ceremony before hundreds. Matron of honor Mrs Will Brown sister of the bride wore white brocaded satin and gold chiffon. maid Miss Willie Duncan wore a gold gown. Ring bearer Miss Peanette Duncan carried a ring with a chrysanthemum. Rev E A Penick conducted. The couple left for an extended trip and will reside with Mr Oliver on Tenth Street.

Mary Bacon Duncan Samuel Francis Clabaugh Christ Church Tuscaloosa W. B. Oliver Will Brown Mobile Willie Duncan Peanette Duncan Leon C. Bradley E. A. Penick

John Barrett of Pan American Union and Mrs Walsh to wed

Special from Washington reports that John Barrett director of the Pan American Union will marry Mrs Thomas F Walsh widow of a Colorado mine owner. Barrett is a Washington figure visiting the Panama Canal with Secretary Garrison's party after a stint at Mobile Alabama. He was born in Grafton Illinois in 1866 and is a Dartmouth graduate.

Washington John Barrett Pan-American Union Thomas F. Walsh Milionaire Colorado Walsh Panama Canal Garrison Nashville Tennesseean Barret Southern Commercial Congress Mobile Ala Grafton Dartmouth Weston Newspapers Philippines Argentina Panama Columbia

New York Society Women Defy Customs Over Aigrettes

New York society women who arrived from abroad celebrate Lady Cheylesmore’s victory over customs inspectors. On the Lusitania she refused to surrender a pheasant feather on her Parisian hat, arguing in America it is wild bird while in England it is domestic. She was given the benefit of the doubt.

New York Lady Cheylesmore Elsie French Vanderbilt Bard Cheylesmore Westminster Lusitania America England

Barrett Visits Nashville At State Fair Meetings

Mr. Barrett, well known in Nashville circles, joined the state fair events and spoke at the Southern Commercial Congress gatherings. He has frequent ties to the city and chaired several of the meetings during the week in Mobile and Nashville engagements.

Pan-American Union Walsh Edward B. McLean Carrie Reed Leadville Col Barrett Nashville Woman's Auxiliary Southern Commercial Congress Louise Lindsley Mobile C. C

Burgess couple to be stationed near San Francisco

Major and Mrs Burgess will leave Alabama this month for a fort near San Francisco marking a homecoming for Mrs Burgess who has long been part of Mobile society. The note lists several social visits and movements of residents and guests in Mobile including Miss Bettie Conner, Mrs John Rush, Mrs Anna Rutherford Cannon, Mrs B C Fowlkes, Dr and Mrs S E Lightcap, Mrs John Strong, Mrs Hannie Ingersoll, Mrs Thomas Forbes, and Miss Emily Warley accompanying the Mobile branch of the Southern Association of College Women to a conference in Dothan with plans to advocate a women’s dormitory at the University of Alabama.

Major Mrs. Burgess Alabama Far West San Francisco Fort Morgan Mobile California John Strong Birmingham City Hannie Ingersoll Battles Strong Thomas Forbes Sherman Texas Emily Warley Dothan Ala Southern Association of College Women Federation of Women’s

Mrs Burke and Witherbee sisters to depart Tuesday

Miss Lucille Burke and Miss Leona Witherbee and Miss Mary Witherbee prepare to leave on Tuesday for an unspecified destination.

Lucille Burke Leona Mary Witherbee

Sadie Weems Hosts House Party in Shubuta

A party at join's house in Shubuta Mississippi features Miss Sadie Weems as the entertainer.

Shubuta, Miss Sadie Weems

Dothan Alabama Federation Women Club Convention Program

The Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs holds its Dothan convention November fourth to seventh. The program opens with executive and credentials meetings and a demonstration table showcasing each club’s year’s work. Club presidents are urged to submit yearbooks and typed statements for display.

Alabama Federation of Woman's Clubs Dothan Prentiss B. Reed

Faust Spaghetti Nutritional Claim Prompts Diet Talk

An advertising snippet urges parents to feed children Faust Spaghetti as a cheap protein source. It claims a 10c package provides as much nutrition as 4 lbs of beef and notes its cost is one-tenth of meat, attributed to Maull Bros of St. Louis.

Have Changed Mind Home Tonight Mary Writes Telegram

Mary decides to end a romance by sending a telegraph to Bert Fletcher stating she has changed her mind and will be home that night. Back home she reassures her mother, who fears loneliness after the father's death, while a possible marriage is discussed but Mary refuses any future with the man.

Mary Colnabus Avenue Bert Fletcher Herbert Fletcher Eighty-fourth Street Mother Darforth Mar Don

Federation plans and sessions outlined for Alabama club

The document describes a federation meeting program with education sessions, committee reports, and addresses by Dr. Laura Drake Gill and Professor W. H. Thomas. It urges clubs to send material to Mrs. Prentiss B. Reed and notes portions on scholarships, endowment funds, and education for Alabama women.

W. C. Fritter Mercer Davis Professor Brown R. D. Blacksher M. ©. Carroll Charles Henderson Percy V. Pennybacker General Federation of Women's Clubs Pat Me Myre Iy, Bashinsky B. F.tyler Phares Coleman J. H. Phillips F. A. Rogers Laura Drake Gill Alabama W. H. Thomas Southern Industrial Education Association Mountaineers Martha 8. Gielow

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Virginia Thornton J. Blocker Thornton Thomas F. D. Bilake Misses Finneys Nereus Mrs. Wilson Department of National Civic Federation Miss Duncan Mr. Clabaugh Major Burgess Bettie Conner Stella Brooks Hattiesburg Miss John Rush George B. Christie Mrs Anna Rutherford Cannon Mesers R. H. and C. M. Rutherford Spring Hill Avenue B. C. Fowlkes R. A. Rush Selma Aia S. E. Lightcap Talladega R. D. Williams H. H. Donald J. W. Partridge C. F. Harrington W. C. Black Li. J. Haley Sterling A. Wood W. H. Seymour General Federation Erwin Craighead Maull- Bros St. Levis Federation C. B. Pilley John D. McNeill Lyric Theatre Cas Urpay Annie Russell Willis Percy Dauphin Street
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