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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
6
The Item asks contributors to send society column items by 12 o'clock for daily editions and by 1 p m Saturday for the Sunday edition.
A nostalgic poem expresses enduring love between a speaker and Mary. The couple ages together, cherishing memories from the past while still feeling youthful affection. Time may pass but their devotion remains constant, weathering any storm. The speaker affirms lasting happiness and shared companionship.
A reflective moral note urging steadfast effort under life’s burden. It encourages lifting the burden with solemn resolve and walking forward with strength until the goal is reached. The phrasing mirrors period devotional sentiment and quotes Francis Anne Kemble.
Miss Grace Marie Perez and Mr George Lawrence White wed at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 10 30 AM on a quiet morning. The ceremony was performed by Father Hackett with family members in attendance and a reception at the Gonzales home following.
The superintendent of the Boys' School of Detention is described as popular and successful after serving for several years, highlighting commendable leadership and impact.
The Norville home on Broad street hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for Miss Hattie Duggan, bride-elect to Will Norville. Helen and Ray Norville led six tables of girls in a pink and white heart game with punch and a charlotte russe dessert course.
The Mo use Gesang Verein Frohsinn will hold its first public rehearsal at German Relief Hall at 8 30 Wednesday evening, an event anticipated with pleasure by local supporters.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hardy Smith host a Wednesday evening dinner in honor of the Adams Goodbrad bridal party. The event takes place at the Gregory Smith home on Government Street at 7 o clock.
Mrs Frank Stollenwerck’s friends learn of the death of Mrs Walter Whitaker in Knoxville Tennessee on October 26. Whitaker once served as rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter in Montgomery and married Elizabeth Preston Royall a niece of Col Hilary Herbert. They later lived in Mobile where Whitaker led Trinity Church.
Miss Nannie Goodbrad and Mr Frank Adams will wed on November 10. A November wedding is preceded by numerous tributes including a Tuesday dinner at the Vineyard hosted by George Fearn with eleven place settings, white and gold decor, and a chrysanthemum centerpiece. Guests included Miss Margaret Goodbrad, Mr Adrian Taylor, Mr Harry Hardy Smith, Mr W K Syson, and Dr Marion Inge.
President Wilson began receiving late election returns before breakfast. Advisers expressed satisfaction noting Progressive vote collapse left a clear contest between Republicans and Democrats and that returns appeared to show Democrats retaining control of both the Senate and House.
Sergeant Maguire of the U S army recruiting station has six applicants on tab for examination for enlistment. Lieut. Col. Thomas J. Lewis with headquarters in New Orleans is expected late in the week when final examinations will be given.
The text praises a James Gibboney Co. employee and notes Mrs. Cunningham as an attractive young woman. It recounts her numerous preludes to marriage, including a miscellaneous shower hosted by her attendant Miss Alvarez.
The Vineyard hosted a large dinner party Tuesday evening hosted by Mr. George Fearn for Miss Goodbrad and Mr. Adams with many couples and several stags in attendance. Listed guests included Miss Agnes Fowlkes with Mr. Aubrey Raines and Miss Celia Webb with Mr. A. Fowlkes among others along with stags such as Messrs. Joe L. Hermann and Will Goodloe.
The upcoming nuptials of Miss Hattie Duggan and Mr. Will Norville are marked by refined social events. A heart party hosted by Miss Helen Norville and Miss Ray Norville occurred, linen showers for Miss Duggan are planned, and a Sigma Delta Phi gathering at Mrs. Julian Duffee’s home on Carolina avenue will welcome the bride elect.
The Sirens convene at 10 o clock Thursday morning in Parlor C Battle House. Seaman's Bethel holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at noon with full attendance urged. Mobile W C T U meets 3 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist. Nurses Association gathers 3 p.m. at Mobile Infirmary. dues and diplomas due. Boy's Detention Home directorate and Women board meet with Judge Edington in Parlor C Battle House this afternoon. St Clare Sewing Circle also meets.
In a Cairo barbershop Fanny Hedden enters for a trial shift. Mr Hall, busy with a customer, welcomes her as she sits behind a manicure table. The basement shop hums with barber chairs, bootblack, and wary glances from male patrons as she steels herself to work.
Mr and Mrs John S Montgomery Jr and baby now live with Mrs Carter on Church Street. Mrs Montgomery and daughter spent part of summer in Paducah visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Winstead. Mr and Mrs Walter Hoffmeyer of Fairmont Minn returned from a week with his sister Mrs Frank L Allen and niece Mrs Charles W Rayfield. Mr Lawrence Southall of Mobile is visiting Montgomery. Mrs Larady of Mobile visits sister Mrs Gus Pope.
At 4 o'clock at St. Marys asylum on Conti street the notice lists the time and venue. The Parliamentary Law Study Club meets Wednesday at 3 30 at the Cawthon. The Discords meet at 3 p m with Miss Mabel Heustis.
A. J. Locklin of Perdue Hill Alabama, a well known merchant, is in the city on a visit and is at the.
J G Minneice master of trains of the Mobile and Ohio at Meridian Mississippi is in the city on a visit S T Billingsley and wife prominent Detroit residents are in the city on a visit to friends They are touring the South E F Hemphill and wife of Grand Bay Alabama spent Wednesday in Mobile on a visit Mr and Mrs Z P Bowers of Charlotte North Carolina are among the many visitors to Mobile and are at the Bienville Miss Gene McGowan of Bay Minette Alabama spent Wednesday in Mobile on a visit to friends.
Boil a quarter pound of rice in salted water until soft then drain. Mix with two ounces finely chopped suet and about a half pound minced meat. Season with parsley salt and pepper. Shape croquettes dip in egg yolk roll in breadcrumbs and fry in hot fat.
Fanny anxiously awaits her first customer at the hotel salon and meets Cran Crandall, who hints at a bribe for lunch. She fears failure and balancing new work with her job security, then declines a noon lunch offer, keeping her resolve.
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