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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1913

Page

6

Social events mark Mobile wedding and Confederate gathering

Miss Pincus and Mr. Stockman wed at St. Mary’s as guests in pastel gowns and roses. A lavish reception follows at 913 Bi Mira Street. U. D. C. convention opens with a Mississippi River boat trip and numerous private parties in honor of visiting members from New Orleans and Shreveport.

O'Rourke- Stockman May Philemon Michael Vincent St. = of honor 8Us Pensacola Neces Parker W. C. Stockman Payon Dolive Copenhagen Emma New Orleans United Daughters of the Confederacy Frank B. Williams St. Charles Avenue Youree Shreveport St. Charles Hotel Ladies’ Confederate Memorial Association of W. J. Behan New Orleans Item

Monday Bridge Club Sees Agnes Fowlkes Top Score

Miss Findley Glass hosted the Monday Bridge Club with Miss Marguerite Festerazzi and Miss Hilda Broadwood as substitutes. Miss Agnes Fowlkes won the high score and received silk hose. Miss Broadwood earned the crochet coin purse as consolation after a salad course. Wedding notices announce Millie Swain to Joseph Touart Quinn on November 20 1913 at St Michaels Pensacola with a December home invitation on Indiana Avenue Mobile.

Findley Glass Monday Bridge Club Miss Glass Marguerite Festerazzi Hilda Broadwood Agnes Fowlkes Miss Broadwood Quinn Swain Richard Swain Millie Joseph Touart Quinn St. Michael's Church Pensacola Indiana Avenue Mobile Ala

House gifts Miss Jessie Wilson a pendant from State gift

The House of Representatives plans to present Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson with a pear shaped pendant of one canary diamond weighing six and a half carats surrounded by eighty five smaller diamonds. The gift, valued at over $2,000, will be presented on her marriage to Francis B. Sayre at the White House on November 25. A jewelry box inscription notes the gift from the House as a token of affection. The appraisal and selection involved Republican Leader Mann and Miss Genevieve Clark.

Associated Press Washington House of Representatives Jeasie Wilson Francis B. Sayre White House House Mann Genevieve Clark Wilson Jessie Woodrow Wilson United States’ House of Representatives

Great cake completed for Miss Jessie Wilson

New York report notes Miss Jessie Wilson will have a wedding cake baked yesterday. The first layer is four inches thick and twenty two inches across and the cake will weigh 135 pounds when ready for the knife. It will be two and a half feet tall with an orchid vase on top. It will cost about 500 dollars and contain nineteen ingredients. Twenty two hundred boxes will be used to distribute the cake under pillows to dream on. The icing features a white scroll design and initials in silver with valley flies in white sugar on the sides.

Associated Press New York Jessie Wilson

Alabama Bonded Debt Totals Rise

Montgomery November 12 Alabama's bonded indebtedness stands at 3 057 000 with annual interest of 357 450 according to a report filed with the governor Tuesday by Examiner Gorman The bond redemption fund on deposit September 30 last was 35 400 During the fiscal year five thousand dollars worth of bonds have been redeemed.

Montgomery Alabama Gorman

Confederacy Legacy Dominates Southern Convention

Delegates from across the South and beyond convene to map funds for a Shiloh battlefield monument and homes for Confederate widows and veterans. President General Mrs. White touts a 90,000 member U D C lineage since 1894, noting extensive monuments, pensions, and relief efforts.

Bhilon Battlefield Shiloh Monument Nathan D. Ella Virginia Daisy McLaurin Stevens Senator McLaurin Mississippi New Orleans Ias United Daughters of the Confederacy Alexander B. White White Nashville Tenn South San Francisco Mississippi Valley Ohio Indiana Illinois Jefferson Davis Richmond Arlington Monument Washington

Make Farm Life More Attractive for Youth

Washington November 12. The American Association of Farmers Institute Workers discussed attracting youth to rural living as a solution to urban migration. W J Kennedy of Ames Iowa proposed better roads labor-saving devices and amusements to improve appeal. Also meeting were the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science the Society for the Advancement of Agricultural Teaching and the American Society of Agronomy.

Washington American Association of Farmers’ Institute W. J. Kennedy Ames Society For the Promotion of Agricultural Science The Society For the Advancement of Agricultural Teaching American Society of Agronomy

Major General Biddle seeks retirement due to ill health

Major General William Phillips Biddle, commandant of the United States Marine Corps and a Marine officer for over thirty eight years, has asked for retirement on account of ill health, according to Secretary Daniels.

Washington William Phillips Biddle United States Marine Corps Corps Daniels Yester

General Biddle Named Native Pennsylvanian Army Officer

The sketch notes General Biddle is a Pennsylvania native who was appointed to the Army in 1875 and is now 60 years old. No decision had been made on the action to be taken regarding the request.

General Biddle Pennsylvania

W C T U to Meet at Harte Auditorium

A meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Harte Auditorium of the YMCA.

Podophyllin and Calomel Lose Favor in Liver Treatments

Historical medical note explains why Podophyllin and Calomel fell out of favor for liver issues. It cites severe griping and sickness, safety concerns, and public opposition. Mentioned are Druggists chemists and the shift to gentler methods as bile and digestion are discussed.

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