Social Highlights From The Evening Contests And Events
Society Continued features prize selections by top scorers led by Mrs E A Peterson and others selecting items from local merchants. Dove Hunters Return covers a Ala. field trip by Mastin Thames Padgett. Hamilton Whist Club host, Little Leonard bridal party, Saint's church wedding for Miriam Black and Gaines St John with attendants.
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W. M. Mastin
Eugene Thames
W. A. Padgett
Padgett Farm
Irvington
Ala
All Saint’s Church
Miriam Black
Gaines St. John
Robert Rutherford
Mary Kelly Vizard
William Kelly, Jr
Belle Roberts
Birmingham
S. C. Black
Michi-gan Avenue
Roberts
Miss Miriam Black
Tom Thumb Wedding At YMCA For Charity
The civic institutional committee of Government Street Presbyterian Church presents a Tom Thumb wedding at the YMCA this evening at six. A bright spectacle awaits the children and many adults will enjoy the tableaux for a worthy cause.
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Tom Thumb
Civic Institutional Committee
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Sympathy Expressed for Cunningham Family in Mobile
Sympathy from friends pours out for Mr. and Mrs. S. Walter Cunningham of Farnsdale formerly of Mobile after the death of their baby girl. The notice also lists several Mobile-area residents traveling or visiting relatives and attending events in Birmingham Jacksonville Pensacola and El Paso with family ties and weddings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Walter Cunningham
Farnsdale
Oldest Woman of Chicago Dies at 94
Harriet E. Sayre of Mont Clare Chicago aged 94 died at her home after 72 years in the city. She came with her parents in an ox driven wagon and witnessed Chicago’s rise from a tented village to a modern city. Her family home area once sheltered by Indians during early fifties uprisings. She donated Sayre Park to the city.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harriet E. Sayre
Mont Clare
Prowler Detained Near White House Amid Sanity Examination
A man named Clyde Wythers was arrested after prowling in a shrubbery south of the White House. He offered no explanation for his presence near the executive mansion and was imprisoned awaiting examination as to his sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Clyde Wythers
Executive Mansion
Standards Raised At Third District Sunday School Meet
The Third District Sunday School Convention met at Prichard Baptist Church with 150 delegates and 50 visitors. Three schools Whistler Methodist Whistler Baptist and Prichard Baptist were raised to 100 percent standards. The next convention is planned for February at Whistler Methodist Church.
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Prichard Baptist Church
Whistler Methodist Church
Whistler Methodist
Whistler Baptist
Prichard Baptist
Jefferson County
Myers Memorial
Eight Mile Methodist
Prichard Methodist
Turnerville Union
Firemen Strike Shuts Textile Mills in Lawrence Mass
Union firemen in Lawrence Massachusetts went on strike over an eight hour day. Mills employing 35 000 workers may shut down if the strike lasts, as law limits manufacturing to one week without licensed firemen. The union rejected a sixty hour offer with two days off in seven before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Aviator Finds a New Vocation
Robert Fowler, an aviator, signed a contract with a power company to patrol its lines between Oakland and Oroville in an aeroplane with weekly trips beginning November 20. A patrolman with repair gear will ride with Fowler to locate broken wires and restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Robert Fowler
Oakland
Oroville
Fowler
Wedding Altar in East Room for Alice Roosevelt
East Room of the White House shows a wedding altar prepared for Miss Alice Roosevelt with two bridesmaids named Miss Scott and Miss Mary White. Miss Scott, daughter of Professor William B. Scott of Princeton, and Miss White, a Goucher College classmate of Miss Wilson, are highlighted among invited attendants.
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White House
Capitol
Miss Scott
Adeline Mitchell Scott
Mary White
Alice Roosevelt
William B. Scott
Princeton
Jessie Wilson
President Wilson
Miss White
Miss Wilson
Goucher College
Francis B. Sayre
Autumnal Scenes on the Eastern Shore
A Sunday excursion to the Eastern Shore reveals fall colors and tranquil waters. Readers describe Montrose and Rock Creek scenery, a new bridge over Rock Creek, Fairhope roads, abundant wildlife, and a thriving Fairhope with reasonable lodging as Carney and Beaver steam the trip.
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Montrose
Fairhope
Rock Creek
Fly Creek
Fairhope Colony
Fish River
Mobile Bay
Bay Front
Canal considered safe from earthquakes by engineers
Farnham Bishop, son of the Isthmian Canal Commission secretary, says earthquakes are unlikely to damage the Panama canal after touring the site. He cites Dr Jacob Krause of The Netherlands, noting only a quake strong enough to split the isle could affect the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama Canal
Farnham Bishop
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal
Bishop
Jacob Krause
Netherlands
Valparaiso
Santiago
Chile
Typo graphical Union Chief Nominated for International President
Marsden G. Scott president of Typographical Union No. 6 known as Big Six was nominated to succeed James M. Lynch as president of the International Union. A referendum on the presidency is planned for May with Scott expected to win backing from Big Six and major eastern and midwestern unions. James M. Duncan will serve as acting president for the remainder of Lynch’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marsden G. Scott
Typographical Union No. 6
Big Six
International Union
James M. Lynch
Glynn
Friends of
Scott
East
Middle West
James M. Duncan
Lynch
Princess Marie declares intention to sever Swedish royal marriage
Stockholm reports Princess Marie wife of Prince William has decided never to return to him and negotiations for dissolution of their marriage are under way. Grand Duchess Pavlovna daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich wed at Tsarskoe Selo in 1908 and left her husband over domestic troubles.
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Stockholm
Marie
Prince William
Sweden
William
Pavlovna
Paul Alexandrovitch
Tsarskoe Selo
St. Petersburg
Easy to Darken Your Gray Hair With Sage and Sulphur
A 60 cent tonic Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to hide gray strands and restore youthful shine. The ad urges dampening a sponge or brush and applying strand by strand for natural looking darkening with dandruff relief and reduced hair loss.
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Wyeth
Adv
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Chatogue Green
Harry Donald
Walter Mitchell Dry Goods Co
Paul Wilson
Goldstein’ Jewelry Co
W. P. Pope
Hammel Dry Goods Co
W. C. Dukes
C. J. Gayfer and Co
Reiss Mercantile Co
Otis
Ravier
Voss
Boston
Duphan
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Hamilton Whist Club
W. C. Smith
Jackson
Nadowah
Mobile
Mrs
W. R. Wood
Ed Zeller
Grand Bay
C. B. Thornhill
A. G. Quine
Pensacola
Jessie Becker
Lettie Daffin
Mount Vernon
B. M. Mumma
Robertsdale
Alex Williams
el Paso, Tex
Prichard
J. D. Anderson
J. H. Wienand
Gertrude
Margaret Wienand
W. L. Hinson
Leon C. Palmer
J. L. Cawthon
Mr. R. Carswell
Alice Tew
L. C. Palmer
J. W. Reinhardt
J. M. Tucker
F. E. Turner
California Power Company
Dr. Pierce
Ieleton Pete
Dees Sig Pik
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
TYPOS
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Hava
Gener Fcvcars
WEW York
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Great Canal
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