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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1913

Page

5

Social Realm Happenings in Mobile D A R Meetings

Mobile society notes list a 3 pm board meeting and 3 30 pm general session of the D A R chapter with new membership votes. Events include Hamilton Whist Club, Heart Party for Miss Rush and Miss Whitfield, a Turkey Picking party, a bridal party buffet after rehearsal, a Knights of the Prison ball, and an auction at 3 pm. Local social rounds mention Mrs Clark's travel and visits, with Mobile residents Jack Ross and others returning from Demopolis.

Mobile Battle O Parlor Hamilton Whist Club H. G. Donald Sidney Dorgan Lucile Rush Marion Whitfield Augusta

Montgomery Guest Honored At Mobile Tea Party

Miss Jett Aileen Farley, visiting Mobile as Mrs. Harvey Inge’s guest, was the honoree at a tea hosted by Miss Mar Coleman in Mobile. The Highland clan attended for an auction game with prizes of silk hose and a handkerchief case, followed by tea and an informal dance with some young men present.

Mobile Birmingham Montgomery Jett-Aileen Farley Harvey Inge Codruff George Tillie Pope Thomas W. White Frank DuBois Marshall Turner Las Vegas N. M Marie Richard Miss Pope Pope Joachim Street Belle Trigg St. Louis J. T. McKeon South Jackson Street Mis Frank ‘du Bois Emily Gray Bessie Mayers Feagin Robert C. Herndon Sadie Shields Clara B. Crossland Forrest Harsh Edith McDermott Cary — Hall Lucille Burke Genevieve Herman Mattie Belle Kirkbride Genevieve McKeon Georgia Rankin Asheville Mabel Mighell Margaret Webb Russell Hollinger Walter Higgins Gladys Mitchell Mary Frazer Gertrude Bourke Mildred Dortch Frank DuBoig Bradford Lusk

Get-Together luncheon honors Dr Will Oates Miss Gordon

Miss Gordon praises Dr Will Oates at Montgomery social event. The Get-Together luncheon at the Exchange Hotel hosted 160 prominent women of the Montgomery Federation of Women's Clubs. Jean Gordon of New Orleans spoke on child labor and Louisiana laws, emphasizing compulsory education as key.

Montgomery Montgomery Federation of Women's Clubs Exchange Hotel Leon Well Jean Gordon New Orleans Louisiana

Wilson Girls Visit Mrs Clark Before White House Wedding

Left to right Miss Jessie Wilson soon to wed Francis Bowes Sayre and Miss Margaret Wilson daughters of the president visit Mrs Champ Clark in Washington to return a social call on the speaker s wife and daughter Genevieve Clark. The Wilson sisters attend conferences on White House wedding preparations.

Jessie Wilson Francis Bowes Sayre Margaret Wilson Washington Champ Clark Genevieve Miss Clark Wilson White House

Women urged to press better child labor law in Alabama

Miss Gordon lauds Dr. William Oates yet urges a statewide female factory inspector role to improve mills. She backs Montgomery women appealing to the Legislature as a luncheon for 160 guests highlights civic effort by the City Federation of Clubs.

Miss Gordon Alabama William Oates Gordon Montgomery City Federation of Clubs Walter Fiske Bennett Willets

Baby Named Herbert Fletcher After Birth in Early Spring

Mary Fletcher gives birth to a boy in a Mississippi village. The doctor and nurse calm her fears about a girl and confirm a healthy son. The couple debates naming, with Mary wishing to honor her father and Bert insisting the boy be Herbert Fletcher Junior with nickname Bertie.

Mary Fletcher Mrs. Fletcher Mary Bert Ctor Darling Herbert Fletcher Fletcher Junior Mamie Fletcher Bertie

Cooler weather ends long spell forecasts show 50s Tuesday

The forecast says cooler weather will end a long warm spell with temperatures around fifty Tuesday morning and possibly 60 at 7 o clock. The hottest this month reached 80 on the sixteenth and thirty one days have passed with no measurable rainfall. Heavy morning fog left moisture but no recorded precipitation. Mrs. PB Hatch of Gallion and Mrs. Mankin have been visiting Uniontown with Hatch family hosting. Francis Hatch has returned to Uniontown after visiting Gallion.

Weather Bureau PB. Y. Hatch Gallion

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