Be1t Kitchen Shower for Bride Elect in Mobile
A Friday evening kitchen shower hosted by Miss Gisela Immler honored bride elect Miss Hattie Elizabeth Pierce and groom elect Mr. Howard Ernest Pollard with white and green decor a decorative table and a feast. The event kicked off a week of showers including linen miscellaneous and china themed gatherings with guests from Mobile society. Also noted are the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucian Walsh and travels of Mrs. E. S. Lavretta and Miss Belle Tilden among others in Mobile society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisela Immler
Hattie Elizabeth Pierce
Howard Ernest Pollard
Young Company
Richard Lundy
R. Richie
H. Pollard
S. Kowns
Gisela Immiler
Olivia Immler
Jessie
Lucile Haas
Bessie
Gunnie Riddell
Hattie
Cammie Pierce
Florine McChesney
Sophie Hasselt
Miss Pierce
Miss Immler
J. L. Cazalas
Walter Stover
Walter Vickers
Janie Ryer
Richard Lucian Walsh
New Orleans
Scottish Rite reunion in Mobile orders July event and degrees
The twenty first reunion of Scottish Rite Masons in Mobile Alabama opens Monday at 5 PM at the Cathedral on St Francis Street with record attendance and petitions. Degrees to be conferred Monday night include the fourth to seventh. The work is led by Mobile Lodge of Perfection No 1 with James L. Cawthon as venerable master and officers listed for each degree.
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Valley of Mobile
Orient of Alabama
James L. Cawthon
M. R. Baker
C. W. Gray
J.L. Cawthon
Adoniram
R. L. Douglass
J. W. Cox
E. M. Cunningham
E. Sims
A. P. Williams
Zabud
M. T. Sprague
King Solomon
J. H. McCormick
King Hiram
W. S. Hurlburt
W. M. Rasmus
G. M. March
A. Hancock
A. F
A. M
Mobile
Alab
Shawhan
B. F. Adams
George M. March
George W. Adams
Leonard Wise
Miss Rosé Stahl in Maggie Pepper at Lyric Tonight
One night engagement at Lyric Theatre features Miss Rosé Stahl in Maggie Pepper a Klein play of department store life. Henry B Harris Estate presents a strong company with Stahl delivering acclaimed performances amid current slang. Seats on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stah
Lyric Theatre
Rosé Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Charles Klein
Miss Stahl
United States
Henry B. Harris
Charles Canfield
Canfield
Klaw & Erlanger
Primrose
Mrs Parker Montgomery Visits New Orleans Relative
Mrs. John Parker Montgomery of New Orleans is guest of her mother Mrs. L. M. Merrill during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker Montgomery
New Orleans
L. M. Merrill
D. A. R. Prizes At Mobile Card Party Tally
Public spirited Mobile merchants contributed to the success of the Saturday card party held by the Mobile Chapter D. A. R. Those in charge list the donors and prize tally. Willis and Percy jewelers donated a tall silver vase as a prize. Continued on Page Seven.
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Mobile
Willis
Percy
Women at loggerheads over vote in New York state
The row pits Mrs. Raymond Brown president of the New York State Woman's Suffrage Association against Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch of the Woman's Political Union. They oppose a cooperative campaign committee plan that would organize assembly district branches across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brown
New York
New York State
Women’s Political Union
One Woman's Story from Middlebrook
In a grim winter tale Mary Fletcher endures her husband Bert's escalating drunkenness. On a stormy March night she shelters him, cleans his stained clothes, and quietly covers up the crisis to protect her unborn child, while her mother remains unaware. Mary's fear and resolve surface as she carries out quiet housekeeping to avert tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebrook
Mary Fletcher
Bert
Mary
Herbert Fletcher
Reminder of Today's Store Bargains in Mobile
A reader is advised to study the Mobile Item announcements in the paper. Make a list of desired money-saving opportunities on the Reminder, cut it out, and keep it in your pocketbook to ensure you do not miss bargains offered by principal Mobile stores today.
Two Hermits Cremated in Orange Box Shack
In Whitman Massachusetts two hermits, George Frye aged 57 and his brother ten years older, were burned to death in a woods shack built of orange boxes. An observer found the ashes and charred bones. Police suspect smoking in bed started the fire. The brothers lived for months in the hut and survived mainly on potatoes they grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman, Mass
George Frye
Stephen
Here
Silent Room and Cold Night in the Bert Household
A wife endures a chilly night in a room shared with Bert while he drunkenly sleeps. She moves his green robe and cushions to cope as wind and rain lash the house. In the morning she tells her mother Bert had a late return and a bad headache, and she does not disturb him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Mary
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Belle Tilden
Germany
Young Wisdom
Mabel
Edith Taliaferro
Rachel Crothers
Taliaferro
Brown
H. S. Blatch
Virginia van DE Water
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Resinol
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