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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

Page

3

Social notes parade guests and travels across Alabama

Mrs W G Ward leaves for Los Angeles to spend winter with relatives. Mrs Theodore Shonts heads to Daphne with a winter home, after visiting Mrs Greenwood Ligon. Mrs Tom Boone Jr attends sister Warley’s wedding in Houston. Mr and Mrs N R Morris to visit Birmingham, Mobile and Florida after arrival from Birmingham. Mrs Morris returns from New York. Mrs Theresa Evans, Miss Louise Howard and Miss Vivian Howard back from Tuscaloosa Tulane Alabama game trip and dinner at McLester hotel hosted by Edwin Beckwith et al. Mrs Julia Gaither expected home from Mobile. Curt Philip returns from Beatrice Alabama. J W Wood charters the pleasure boat Chas E Cessna for a moonlight Mobile River trip with a 20 piece band and large crowd. parade from Dauphin and Conception to Dauphin Street at 8 pm.

W. G. Ward Los Angeles Cal Theodore Shonts Daphne Greenwood Ligon Tom Boone, Jr Houston Texas Miss Warley N. R. Morris Birmingham Mobile Eral Florida Morris New York Theresa Evans Louise Howard Vivian Howard Tuscaloosa Alabama McLester Hotel Edwin Beckwith John Foscue Harry Burns Holland Huntington Birmingham News Julia Gaither Laurel Enterprise Curt Pieliip W. R. McPherson Beatrice Ala J W. Wood Chas. E. Cessna Bluff Dauphin Conception Dauphin Street

Postal Receipts of October Show Slight Rise Against 1913

The Mobile post office reports October receipts of 19 056 39 dollars, up from 18 487 61 in October 1913. A Scribal fee of 568 78 appears in the returns.

Scobamn

Nurses in the War Women Aid Wounded and Work at Home

The article highlights Red Cross nurses tending the wounded in Europe and women replacing men in farms coal mines and other labor. It extols maternal strength and endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a health aid for women and mothers, claiming it restores health and relieves maternity pains.

Red Cross Europe Dr. Pierce

Where is my heart in love's quiet maze

A fragmentary verse piece cites a question of a heart hidden by a woman's hair and a longing to recall it. It names Marion Foster Gilmore and quotes Joubert Holmes and Bossuet as epigraphs, ending with a reflection on virtue and success.

Marion Foster Gilmore Joubert Holmes Bossnet

Enjoyable Day at Gulf City Club House on Dog River

A congenial party spent Thursday at the Gulf City Club House on Dog River enjoying fishing, bridge, and dancing after a delicious dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Monaghan, Mr and Mrs Robert Weinacker, Mr and Mrs Leo Dahlheimer, Mr and Mrs A L Downey, Miss Katherine Hughes, Mr John Dacovich, and Mr J T Hughes.

Dog River Gulf City John Monaghan Robert Weinacker Leo Dahlheimer A L. Downey Katherine Hughes John Dacovich J. T. Hughes

Knights of Columbus Host Moonlit Boat Ride Dance

The Knights of Columbus entertained with a boat ride and dance on the Cessna under ideal moonlit river conditions. A fine orchestra provided music while many young members danced. a large crowd enjoyed the event with numerous chaperons and a respected organizing committee.

Knights of Columbus Mobile River Pensacola T. P. Norville T. A. Yeend Mat Mahomer E. G. Dreaper John A. Hughes M. A. McDermott James K. Glennon James King M. J. Vickers George J. Sullivan T. T. Palmer B. J. Eckenrode T. J. Potter A. Neely John Nelson N. L. Vickers Leo Ollinger John T. Toomey Numa Boulet L. Rittlemeyer R. T. Cow

Musical Evening for St. Marys Choir

St Marys choir members enjoyed a Thursday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs F J Washichek after rehearsal. The hosts hosted a piano and vocal program with music lovers and served tempting refreshments before guests departed.

St. Mary's Choir F. J. Washichek

Whistler High School Honors Principal Fisher with Silver Chest

Pupils at Whistler High School surprised principal F. E. Fisher with a silver chest as a gesture of appreciation after noon recess on Thursday. The article notes his marriage occurred during a prior period, adding a personal milestone to the tribute.

F. E. Fisher F. BE. Fisher Whistler High School Fisher

Notice for timely society column contributions

The Item requires society column contributions to reach the office by 12 o'clock for daily editions and by 1 p m Saturday for the Sunday edition.

Presentation for Popular Principal Ends With Music

Pupils seized a chance to show affection for the popular young principal. Mr. Fisher accepted the heartfelt gift. Mrs. Alvarez and Miss Leone Ballweg organized a musical program with several classes taking part, delivered in excellent fashion.

Fisher Alvarez Leone Ballweg

Fourth Birthday Celebration For Eulale Pauline Gilmore

A small crowd gathered Tuesday afternoon for a party honoring four year old Eulale Pauline Gilmore. Guests included Blazell Charlson Nettie Charlson Euramae Cowart Claudie Cowart Winston Cowart Marion Gillis Roy Gilmore Otis Gilmore Earl Gilmore Dorothy Lafargue and the hostess. A large birthday cake with four candles and treats of chocolate cake fruit and candies were served as games continued into the afternoon.

Eulale Pauline Gilmore Blazell Nettie Charlson Euramae Claudie Winston Cowart Marion Gillis Roy Otis Earl Gilmore Dorothy Lafargue

Gambill Meighan Card Announces Wedding in Birmingham

Mr and Mrs Joseph Matthew Meighan announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Cathryne to Mr Lawson Elvy Gambill on Wednesday November fourth nineteen hundred fourteen in Birmingham Alabama.

Joseph Matthew Meighan Mary Cathryne Lawson Elvy Gambill Birmingham Ala Birmingham News

Dinner for Miss Goodbrad and Party At Inge Home

A refined Thursday dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs Marion Inge on Government Street honored Miss Nannie Goodbrad and Mr Frank Adams. Yellow chrysanthemums and red accents set an elegant table with blue satin gown and pink lace details on the honoree. Guests included Miss Margaret Goodbrad Adrian Taylor and others. a hearts game followed with prizes of cut glass and correspondence cards.

Nannie Goodbrad Marion Inge Miss Goodbrad Frank Adams Inge Government Street Redmond Adams Margaret Goodbrad Adrian Taylor Harry Childers Harry Hardy Smith Miss Rush Mary Knight Rush Anna Will Mangum Rome Marie’Kemp Selma Margaret Horn Earl Floyd F. B.clements Dorgan Rush

Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at German Relief Hall

The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. August Konstanzer was celebrated Thursday evening with over one hundred friends at German Relief Hall. The couple welcomed guests with their daughter Lillie and son Hoffman, along with their brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. Engle. Mrs. Konstanzer wore silver gray gown, dancing followed by supper. Pastor Hennig of the Lutheran church conducted a ceremonial tribute.

August Konstanzer

Mother's Club Meeting at Settlement Home

The Mother's Club of the Settlement Home held its regular weekly meeting Thursday afternoon. Miss Jeter, deaconess, gave a Bible lesson from Solomon 2 15 focusing on the stated moral. Twenty-five members attended and the visiting committee reported eight visits. Light refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed an hour of pleasant social intercourse.

Mother's Club Jeter

Luncheon and Heart Party for Miss Rush

A Friday luncheon and heart party honored Miss Lucille Rush on her approaching nuptials. Mrs. Sidney Dorgan hosted at Mrs. F B Clements house in Fle Claire, with pink and white decor, a three course meal, and pink Killarney roses as the centerpiece. Rose boxes of bonbons served as souvenirs.

Miss Rush Lucille Rush Sidney Dorgan Killarney

Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson Debutante of New York Scene

Debutante Irene Langhorne Gibson, daughter of Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, will be introduced at a December 3 Ritz-Carlton dance in New York. The event highlights Richmond society circles as Mrs Gibson’s Virginia lineage is noted by the Richmond Virginian. Montgomery Journal also reports local movements including families and visitors in the city.

Miss Gibson New York Richmond Ritz-Carlton Charles Dana Gibson Irene Langhorne Gibson Gibson Irene Langhorne Col. C. D. Langhorne Albemarle County Virginia Montgomery Journal

An Appetizing Nutritious Dinner for 10 Cents

An old advertisement promotes Faust Spaghetti as a cheap nutritious meal. It suggests cooking a 10c package with ripe tomatoes and powdered cheese, claiming high gluten content and meal value. It urges repeated use weekly and offers a free recipe book from Maull Bros in St. Louis Missouri.

Ghetti Maull Bros St. Louis Missouri

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cowan IRTS IIRTS Children's School IOC Askin & Marine Co Askin & Marine Lyric Theatre Dee Huyler Crichton Gambill-Meighan The Mothers’ Club C.J. Gayfer & Co W. CC. Green Archie Fuquay Willie Snowden Church Street J. M. Williamson Troy Battle House Faust Spa Barton Academy Shakespeare Club Aporub Souper Dansant Rowley Orchestra Miss Gates Miss Sisson Hempstead Bentley Cawthon KODAK E. D. Zadek Jewelry CO Kodak Dept Mobile, Ala Dreamland Geo. B. Gardner May Lawson Musical Comedio Mantiene Priges
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