Lovely Bride Elect Honored in Golden Prophecy Event
Miss Aline St John, charming bride elect, was honored at a two oclock linen shower and game at the Country Club in Mobile. Hostess Miss Lucile Overall wore blue while Miss St John appeared in apricot crepe meteor as guests enjoyed a three course luncheon and yellow floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline St. John
Robert Watson Arnold
Waverly
Virginia
Miss Lucile
Miss St. John
Miss Overall
Mary Danner
Marie Lovette
Clarabelle Lack
Sadie
Lucy Leatherbury
Taluliah Sage
Dorothy Carter
Georgia Sage
Helen Rich
Helen
Bdthel Sigler
Louisville
E. S. Feagin
Clinton Macartney
Shannon Hunter
Henry Aldridge
Sernest Ladd
Ida Polk Ross
Julia Creary
Debutante Miss Mary Harris Hosts Bridge Party
Debutante Miss Mary Harris enjoyed praise and attention as she hosted a bridge party for her circle. At Mr. Harris home on Government Street guests included Miss Mabel Mighell Miss Marie Webb Miss Mamie Tompkins Mrs Charles Lack Mr John Lynch and Mr Will Chandler forming two auction bridge tables followed by a buffet supper.
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Mary Harris
George E. Harris
Harris
Government Street
Mabel Mighell
Miss Harris
Marie Webb
Mamie Tompkins
Charles Lack
John Lynch
Will Chandler
Auction Bridge
The Thursday Bridge Club Auction Becomes Local Highlight
Four especially favored auction players emerge in coverage led by Mrs J St G Tucker and Miss Vir. The fragment highlights a social bridge event with noted participants and competitive play within a local club.
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Thursday Bridge Club
Divorce Is Wife's Fault Traced In Modern Marriage
ADA PATTERSON reports Mrs. Edward W. Hooke defends marriage as a business partnership while blaming 75 percent of unhappy unions on wives. She criticizes extravagance and self centeredness, contrasts husbands as responsive partners, and argues for mutual effort to prevent separations and divorces.
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Ada Patterson
Edward W. Hooke
International Pure Milk League
Huseband
Thursday Club Meeting Yields Prizes for Card Winners
Miss Adele Barre hosts an afternoon gathering with Mrs. E. D. Bondurant and Mrs. L. C. Garrett and Ginia Thomas. Two decks of cards formed prizes for each table, with Mrs. Bondurant and Mrs. H B. C. Hughes winning.
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Ginia Thomas
E. D. Bondurant
L. C. Garrett
New Bridge Club Formed in Mobile With First Meeting
Yesterday Mobile welcomed a new bridge club with a 3 PM gathering at Mrs H K Dawson's home. Members listed include Mrs Charles A Garland and Mrs M C Le Beau. guests included Mrs Bly and Mrs Reed. Garland won the first prize, Hieronymus the second, Reed the guest trophy.
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Mobile
H. K. Dawsop
Charlies
A. Garland
M. C. le Beau
Misa le Beau
M. J. McDermott
G. Chaudron
Mstell Chaudron
Carrie Brannan
J. P. Weinacker
Ilnield Reed
Charles A. Garland
Club Considers Name For Coterie Of Spirited Players
The club contemplates a suitable and pleasing name for its group of energetic players, a small selection likely to reflect unity and character.
I D C Meets In Regular November Session
The I. D. C. held a large attendance at the regular November session with the beloved president. New members were received and absentees returned, including Mrs. T. W. Yims. Mrs. E. W. Christian was named chair of the U D C Christmas gifts for Mountain Creek Soldiers Home, and funds will be sent. The treasurer’s report was read. Mrs. John Moulton discussed the US D C convention in Washington. No programs planned until after the new year. Mrs. Aubrey Dickson is seriously ill and will travel to Little River for recuperation when able. Mrs. Thomas Lanaux and daughter Elizabeth arrived from New Orleans to visit her former parents.
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Ashe
T. W. Yims
E. W. Christian
U. D
Mountain Creek
BR. F. Gould
John Moulton
US. D. C
Washington
Aubrey Dickson
Desirable Innovation Expands European Summer Rambles
Mobvilians plan summer rambles in Europe while Mary Van Aller's classes draw interest. She offers a free German conversation class on Wednesdays at Broad Street in memory of her sister. A French conversation class meets Wednesdays at 3 PM for twenty five cents. Italian and Spanish may be studied with Professor Paul Robert.
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Europe
Mary van Aller
Eivery
Broad Street
Vana Aller Haa
Paul Robert
D A R Patriotic Service Postponed in Mobile
The D A R patriotic service scheduled for next Sunday at Christchurch has been postponed to December 1 at 7 30 p m because of the union service at Government Street Methodist church The Mobile Chapter D A R will witness the ceremony with Rev Matthew Brewster conducting and Dr Frederick Dunster providing music Miss Antoinette Price returns from Meridian after a visit to her aunt Mrs Louisa Adams
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Birdie Feld
Vicksburg
Mobile
Rita Pake
Government Street
Whistler
Christchurch
Government Street Methodist Church
Matthew Brewster
Frederick Dunster
Antoinette Price
Meridian
Louisa Adams
Mother Anxious to Find Leonard Jones
Postmaster P. D. Barker received a letter from Mrs. Annie Jolintonville of Mississippi asking him to help locate her son Leonard Jones. The note states she is anxious to see the boy.
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Leonard Jones
P. D. Barker
Annie Jolintonville
Hilles Returns as Taft Private Secretary
Washington report states D. Hilles resumed his duties as private secretary to President Taft on November 22, succeeding Carmi Thom as treasurer of the United States and resigning as chairman of the Republican committee.
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