Polyhymnia Circle Discusses Indian Music Influence
Mobile social note records the Polyhymnia Circle meeting at Mrs. Jas Wade Coxs home. Members presented papers on Indian music and its potential influence on American compositions, with performances by Miss Howard and others.
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Jas. Wade Cox
Fletcher Natalia Curtis- Lawrence
Lummis
A. Farwell
Carlos Troyer
C. W. Fadman
The
T. Lieurance
United States
A. W. Finden
C. Troyer
Howard
Viola Gaines
Garnett
Moon
J. Clancy Baker
William Shock
James W. Cox
Crane
Auburn Hair Girl Removes Dandruff
Parisian Sage promises quick dandruff removal and healthier scalp. It claims to nourish dry scalps, reduce itching, and leave hair soft, lustrous, and fuller. Sold by G. Van Antwerp & Son and available at druggists.
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Rsa
G. van Antwerp & Son
Inter-Se Club Opens Season at New Dexter Ave Hall
The Inter-Se Club hosts a Friday evening dance November 7 in its new Dexter avenue club rooms praised as among the South’s finest. Visiting guests include Miss Gabriella Barrett Mobile Miss Charlot Ber ney Birmingham Miss Anna Wilmore Auburn and others. Rosa Coates who played in Kismet in Chicago has left with the company for the West. Mrs. Coates travels with her.
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J. Sidney Robbins
Pittsburg
Marion Robbins
New York
W. P. Parish
Paris
Robbins
Parish
M. Haynes
Fifth Avenue
Inter-Se
Dexter Avenue
Gabriella Barrett
Mobile
Charlot Berney
Birmingham
Anna Wilmore
Auburn
Montgomery Journal
Rosa Coates
Chicago
Kismet
West
Mrs. Coates
Social Visits Highlight City Weekend
Miss Cabell Beckett will spend the week end with Mrs. W. K. Syson. Miss McCreary of Evergreen is in the city visiting relatives.
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Cabell Beckett
W. K. Syson
Miss McCreary
Evergreen
City
Miss Biggart To Read Adam Bede At Y M C A
Miss Mabelle Biggart noted lecturer and traveler will present a reading of Adam Bede at Harte Auditorium Y M C A Saturday night. She calls the novel one of four great English works and will offer a condensed glimpse of George Eliot’s place in the book. Proceeds partly benefit the school improvement associations as pupils have sold tickets.
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Adam Bede
Harte
Mabelle Biggart
Feel Much Better After Operation
Two prisoners in Benton Harbor Michigan returned from Chicago where they underwent operations by Dr. E H Pratt for moral delinquency. George Corbet declared I am a man now and Clarence Chappell said I believe I am cured and want to lead a decent life. Judge Bridgeman ordered parole with careful supervision.
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Associated Press
Benton Harbor
Mich
Chicago
Bridgeman
E. H. Pratt
Evanston
Ill
George Corbet
Clarence Chappell
Had Merchant Arrested Following a Shoe Sale
S Machefsky who runs a shoe shop at 64 Government Street was arrested Thursday afternoon by Patrolman John Lincoln as a dangerous and suspicious character. The charge followed a complaint by Frank Kelly that he paid $2 for shoes that were not returned. Machefsky was released on bond for
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S. Machefsky
Government Street
John Lincoln
Frank Kelly
Machefsky
A Woman’s Waiting at the Door For a Visitor
Mary Danforth faces a pivotal moment as Herbert Fletcher arrives after a telegram. Conversation unfolds around duty to mother and wounded pride, with Mary noting Fletcher’s flashy, confident manner and revealing hints about his background and success in business.
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Mary Danforth
Herbert Fletcher
Bert Fletcher
Willing To Remain With J D Rockefeller
Rev. Dr W W Bustard of Euclid Avenue Baptist church plans to stay in Cleveland amid urging from J D Rockefeller and parish to reject a New York Calvary Baptist offer worth about 10000 annually. The narrative shifts to Mary Danforth and her mother as late evening unfolds with tender dialogue and quiet worry.
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Danforth
Mary
Howells
Silas Lapham
Bustard
Euclid Ave. Baptist Church
Cleveland, C
John D. Rockefeller
W. W. Bustard
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church of
Ministers Protest Court House Weddings in Charleston
Charleston ministers association obtained a writ from Kanawha County Court prohibiting Rev. M. H. Lacy and Rev. H. J. Hill from performing courthouse marriages. They allege the ministers have rushed marriages and argue the practice is illegal and unethical. a return date of November 15 sets the stage for the defendants to justify their actions.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawan County
M. H. Lacy
H. J. Hill
Go to sleep mother she writes to Gordon
A fragment shows a woman urging sleep for a child then sits at her desk fifteen minutes later to sign a note congratulating Gordon on recent news. The partial text implies a warm family exchange and a formal message in the same scene.
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Gordon
Barge Delayed Ten Days on Maiden Tuscaloosa to Mobile Run
The Alabama and New Orleans Transportation barge, on its maiden voyage from Tuscaloosa to Mobile with a pig iron cargo, will likely not arrive for ten days due to record low river water. The delay was reported to Bernhard Horace Turner by J. H. Bernhard, vice president and GM of the company, and a celebration is planned for the arrival.
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Alabama
New Orleans
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Bernhard Horace Turner
J. H. Bernhard
Engagement Letter and Silver Token Sent to Gordon Craig
A woman declares her engagement in three months and seals a letter to Gordon Craig in San Antonio, Texas. She removes a silver chain bearing their initials, presses the token to her lips, and hides the trinket in the envelope.
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Gordon Craig
Craig
Mary
San Antonio
Texas
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