New Bridge Club Hosts In Mobile And District Notices
Mobile social scene features the New Bridge Club meting at Mrs. G Chaudron s Stocking street home at 3 15 pm. Tomorrow the season s first meeting will be led by new president Mrs Browne Dawson at her South Georgia avenue home. A Mobile birthday celebration honors Virginia Thornton with autumn decor, games, dancing, and a yellow candle cake. Various social notices follow including Miss Mabel Marier s Orpheum box party for guests from Mobile Shelbyville and Memphis and the United Daughters of the Confederacy Panama cruise plans with limited berths and a schedule of events starting November 11.
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The
New Bridge Club
Browne Dawson
South Georgia Avenue
Virginia Thornton
J. Blocker Thornton
Hallowe’en
Little Miss
Marie Murphy
Belle Gilbert
Aletta Turner
Mattie Mas Marechal
Elizabeth Brooks
Dorothy McAlphine
Mamie Clark Pugh
Dorothy Ramsey
Marie Vaughn
Dorothy West
Margaret Gwin
Vivian Kelly
Edith Metzger
Edith Marechal
Sadie Lyon
Eleanor
Mobile
Mabel Marier
Orpheum
Margaret Horn
Marion Cowan
Shelbyville
New Orleans
Abangarez
Colon
Panama City
Bocas del Toro
Mississippi
Beauregard Monument
Country Club
Soldiers’ Home
Panama
Ames
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Travel Service Bureau
D. A
Vaught
U. A
Polyhymnia Circle Meeting Notice
The Polyhymnia Circle will meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. with Mrs. James Wade Cox.
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Polyhymnia Circle
James Wade Cox
U D C Convention Plans Panama Cruise From New Orleans
A feature of the U D C convention in New Orleans is a Panama trip organized by the New Orleans Chapter. The cruise is scheduled to depart as the convention closes, with members sailing from the port in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Panama
Miss Genevieve McClure Entertains Friends in Laurel
Miss Genevieve McClure of Mobile, guest of her sister Mrs David Davis on First Avenue in Laurel Mississippi, entertained friends Thursday afternoon and bade them farewell before returning home. She attended a Hallowe en dance Friday night at the Tullahoma club rooms.
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Genevieve McClure
Mobile
David Davis
First Avenue
Laurel
Miss McClure
Tullahoma
David Oasis
Laurel Argus
Halloween Party at Wiseman Home
Miss Linnie M Wiseman hosted a Halloween gathering at her parents’ house with music and reminiscences. Frank Riley performed on guitar and harp, others sang, and Mr Wiseman recited a long-ago student composition about a face and chin.
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Hallowe’en
Linnie M. Wiseman
Duchess of Marlborough Backs Women Inspectors
The Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt now active in London politics campaigns to elect women to municipal office. She calls for housing reform with cheap municipal hotels for women and more children play centers, plus inspectors in all municipal elements and oversight of institutions where women are confined.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
California Wineries Placed in Bad Plight
San Bernardino county supervisors refused to re issue winery licenses and barred production and shipping under a related order. The scene shifts to domestic life as Warren Curtis battles a cold, his wife Helen coping with his irritability and a damp, tense day at home.
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California
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
San Bernardino County
Hallowed Evening Guests in Mobile
The passage notes a festive Hallowe en gathering with guests Miss Bertha Black and Miss Beckie Marx of New Orleans visiting Mobile. Marx, in Mobile with her brother Hon T M Solomon a delegate to the Southern Commercial Congress, will stay another week and meet more locals.
Russell School Meeting Announcement Seeks Members
The E. L. Russell School Improvement Association will meet on Wednesday at 3 15 PM. All patrons of the school and kindergarten are urged to become members. Miss Agnes Tenny of Jackson Alabama visited the city for shopping and stayed with Mr and Mrs E H Jackson. Mrs Will Brown returned from Tuscaloosa where she served as matron of honor at the wedding of her sister Mary Bacon Duncan and Clabaugh. The friends of Mrs G S Pearce report her ill at home on Ann Street. Gabriella Barrett visits Montgomery after time in New York and Richmond Virginia.
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Agnes Tenny
Jackson
Ala
E. H. Jackson
Adams Street
Will Brown
Tuscaloosa
Mary Bacon Duncan
Clabaugh
Quiet wedding at St. Vincent's church aligns with high noon ceremony
Yesterday at high noon Miss Amelia O Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs James O Grady married Captain Frederick Melvin Johnson at St Vincent's church. Rev Father Grady officiated with sister Mrs John L Noble as matron of honor and Mr Noble as best man.
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St. Vincent's Church
Amelia O’grady
James O’grady
Frederick Melvin Johnson
Father Grady
John L. Noble
Mr. Noble
Quiet Wedding Gifted Home in Madison Street
A wedding described as quiet due to the grandfather's illness. The couple departed for Atlanta after the ceremony and will establish housekeeping at 2538 Madison Street, a home gifted to the bride by Mr. and Mrs. James O'Grady, fully furnished.
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A. Heil
Atlanta
Madison Street
James O'Grady
The Hamilton Whist Club Forms Its First Meeting
The Hamilton Whist Club held its first meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Hall. Two new members were elected Mrs. J. W. Hunter and Mrs. Rivers Rush. Mrs. H. G. Donald and Mrs. H. M. Friend won the two prizes, both flower pins. Afternoon tea concluded the gathering.
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Hamilton Whist Club
Henry Hall
J. W. Hunter
Rivers Rush
J. W. Woolf
G. M. Luce
M. F. Kirkbride
Panama
H. G. Donald
H. M. Friend
H. P.vase
S. M. Landry
W. A. Powell
Hall
Powell
Donald
Miss Clara Belle Lack Named Bridesmaid in Lutz Nuptials
Mobile social news notes Miss Clara Belle Lack of Mobile will serve as bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Gladys Enslen and Mr John Milton Lutz. The ceremony is set for November 20 at the Enslen home on Highland Avenue with a large bridal party including matron of honor Mrs Benjamin Kidd and maid of honor Miss Jettaileer Farley of Montgomery.
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Miss Lack
Mobile
Clara Belle Lack
Birmingham
Magic City
Gladys Enslen
John Milton Lutz
Eugene Enslen
Highland Avenue
Enslen
Benjamin Kidd
Jettaileer Farley
Montgomery
Joy Tomlinson
Mabel Cosby
Jean Burke
Warner Koenig
Barry Baugh
Hubert Scruggs
John Nulsen
St. Louis
Joe Mudd
Elliott Knight
Robert Malone
Victor Herbert, Jr
New York
Married Life in a Cold House Hold with Cough Remedies
Helen and Warren suffer a chilly night as a cough lingers and remedies run low. Warren frets pneumonia while Helen tends hot water bottles lozenges and a shattered glass accident disrupts their sleep. The scene underscores domestic worry and small-scale remedies in a tense winter moment.
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Helen
Warren
Nora
Pinex based cough syrup promises quick relief and safety
An advertisement touts a pine extract cough remedy titled Pinex with sugar syrup, claiming rapid control of ordinary coughs, bronchitis, and croup. It describes mixing instructions, dosing every three hours, and a satisfaction guarantee with refunds. The Pinex Co of Fort Wayne, Indiana is cited for availability.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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Century Book Club
Halowe’en Party
America
Old South
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd., Proprietors
Willis
Percy
Dauphin Street
Sir Horace Rumbold
Austria
Hera
Turon
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
Gabriella Barrett
Kate Alley
Richmond
Johnson-O’grady
Mabel Herbert Urner
Weet Ae
Royal Baking Powder
ROYAL
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Murray Starlet
CITT
Emile Herpin
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