Wedding and social notes from Mobile area society page
A wedding between Robert Sands and Appie Manson in New Orleans is announced with details on the ceremony and home plans. Rita Pake hosts a pre nuptial dinner in Mobile with many friends in attendance, while Lois Pincus entertains for Thanksgiving Day preparations and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sands
Appie Manson
New Orleans
Baronne Street
John J. Gudgeon
Gerlach
Mobile
Lois Pincus
Rita Edith Pake
Rita Pake
Cawthon Hotel
Miss Pincus
Killarney
Charles ‘Worms
Pincus
Miss Pake
Mr. Worms
H.B. Pake
Bertram H. Pake
Old Sage and Sulfur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old home remedy for darkening hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural color, stop dandruff and thinning. Modern buyers can purchase Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound at drug stores for about 50 cents and apply with a soft brush to each strand, yielding darker, thicker hair over a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Charming Delmonico Fashion Show for Widowed Mothers Fund
A Delmonico's New York fashion show tied to a festival and dance raises funds for the Widowed Mothers' Fund Association. Twenty four children, ages eight to twelve, act as manikins in donated costumes while Louise Hundheim models as a skating girl in leather trousers.
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Delmonico’s
New York
Widowed Mothers’ Fund Association
Louise Hundheim
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week Activities
Wednesday social events include Busy Workers with Mrs B M Burns at 706 Elmira and a 3 p m Busy Mothers Sewing Circle. Thursday lists Worms Pake wedding at Cawthon Hotel and Thanksgiving dances. Friday features Progressive Neighbors event at 3:30 p m and Friday Evening 500 Club at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Burns
Elmira Street
A. P. Bush
Eloise Ibach
Hilda Drahan
Alice Harrison
Peavy-Irby
St. Claire
Cawthon Hotel
D. T. Brettel
Sigma Delta Fraternity
R. H. Brettel
Spring Hill College
K. O. C. Hall
Mothers’ Club
Lyle Godard
St. Vincent's Rectory
Wedding Plans and Holiday Gatherings Reported
Rehearsal supper for Mr Charles Clifton Peavy and Miss Alice Irby described with white and gold decor. A Thanksgiving house party at Battles hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Stoll features guests and plans for the holiday. Presbyterian Church program announced with talks on diplomacy education and health. Miss Mabel Wilkinson and Mr J Edgar Strachan wed in Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception then depart on wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clifton Peavy
Alice Irby
Helen Irby
Fendley Glass
Stella Burgett
Frank Stoll
Battles
Mabel Wilkinson
J. Edgar Strachan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas Earl Fletcher
Personal Notices of Society Guests and Weddings
Mrs. O. C. Dolphy and daughter visit Mr. V A Dolphy in Mobile while Mildred Russell arrives to be one of the maids for the Spring Hill College game. Guests travel from Birmingham Philadelphia and Nashville as marriages and parties unfold across Alabama and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dolphy
Tunnel Springs
Ala
V. A. Dolphy
Mobile
Mildred Russell
Birmingham
Hilda Drahan
Spring Hill
Milton Bacharach
Philadelphia
Bacharach
A. EB. Pincus
Marguerite Wefel
Marion
Dorothy
Judsons
Harvey Jones
Washington, D. C
Rebekah Wilmer
Thomas H. Thrott
A. Manson
California
T. P. Norville
Allan Grayson
Selma
Birthday trio share date across years in Birmingham family
Three McGowan sisters from Birmingham Alabama celebrate identical birth date November 9 each year. Their ages are eight, six and two, all born in different years to Mr and Mrs Hugh McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGowan
Birmingham
Ala
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Margaret Watts
A surprise party honored Miss Margaret Watts on Friday November 19 at the Loftus home and later at her sister Mrs J T Fleming's house with music dancing and refreshments. Attendees included numerous young men and women and hostess Mrs Margaret Watts. Also reported are Bridge Club gatherings and Mrs Southerland hosting an informal dinner for brides Mrs John Morgan Scott and Mrs Hugh Stone. The F H C C meeting was postponed due to a dance by Miss Ernestine McGowin with next gathering set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Leatherbury
Mary Knight Rush
Loraine Cunningham
Edna Manning
Marie Hermann
Annie Moore Provost
Katherine Monk
Eula Walsh
Helen Minnis
Alice Jones
Birmingham
Edna Finch
Alba Gower
South Georgia Avenue
Berry Talbot
Kilmarnock Street
O. J. Scott
T. Smith
J. O. Albright
Thelma Albright
A. Green
Wesley Deakle
Thaxton
Washington Avenue
Margaret Watts
Ponor
C. L. Loftus
J. T. Fleming
Misses J. Henley
Elsie Wohn
Camilla Hansen
Blanche McKenzie
Lorena Fleming
Kate Anthony
Ethel Highnote
Jewel Anthony
Messrs
Frank Smith
Cecil Moog
Ernest Dowell
Carl Brocker
C. E. Church
C. A. Koppersmith
Herbert Legear
Robert Anthony
T. G. Nelson
J. Murphy W. Emerson
D. Wilson
C. Durant
Dug Lavenhouse
J. Haywood
Louis Ott
W. Feeney
P. Jones
J. P. Hagen
J. Kelly
T. J. Fleming
Battles
Eloise Ibach
Alita
Marie Stoll
Lucille Burke
Hattie Arnold
Mildred Shaffer
N. Vickers
John Wilson
Jack Courtney
Anna Belle Courtright
Margaret Southerland
John Morgan Scott
Hugh Stone
Houston
Texas
R. F. Gould
Alice Harrison
Ernestine McGowin
Union Prayer Meetings Planned by Two Churches
The First Baptist and Government Street Presbyterian congregations unite their Wednesday prayers this week and next. Dr John W Phillips will speak on John Bunyan at Burgett Memorial tonight at 7 30 pm. A week later the two churches meet at First Baptist with Rev H W DeBose speaking on John G Paton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Burgett
John W. Phillips
John Bunyan
H. W. DeBose
John G. Paton
New Hebrides
Thanksgiving Service Unites City Churches at Central Presbyterian
All Presbyterian churches in the city join in a Thanksgiving service at Central Presbyterian on the corner of Ann and Dauphin streets at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. Woodmen hold open house.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Ann and
Dauphin Streets
Local clubs hold meetings and plan events in Whistler
Ladies Auxiliary of the L A of M and Velumus Lodge No. 22 IA Machinists meet at Odd Fellows Hall while Eight Mile School Improvement Association reports a successful fundraiser. Other notes include Masons preparing for Alabama Grand Lodge in Montgomery and a Girls' Merry Phantom Maskers ball planning at Odd Fellows Hall. Thanksgiving activities close shops and a community church build day is urged.
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Whistler
Ala
LA. of M
Odd Fellows Hall
Velumus Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Eight Mile School Improvement Association
Eight Mile
Robert M. Peterson
Bowen Lodge No
A. F
A. M
George Beauchamp
Masonic Grand Lodge
Grand Jurisdiction
Alabama
Masonic Temple
Montgomery
Bowen Lodge
Bessie Liversage
Joseph J. Harris
Assembly of God
St. Stephens Road
Lyric Theatre
Benjamin Pullen
Mobile
E. M. Daffin
Shiloh
The
Baptist Church
Local residents report visits and health updates in Crichton area
Norman Morrison returned from Grand Bay and Union after lecturing at the Baptist church. E R Gaston and H Judd Roberts with Miss Ethel Roberts visited A B Gaston in Dawes. Mrs Joe Sermon returned from Loxley. Lloyd and family visited relatives here. Mrs Fred Hamilton visited Bayou La Batre. J D Wilkes remains home. Randolf Cazalas improves after surgery. Dr Cocke is seriously ill at home.
City Forms Class of Thirty Mobile Officers
The Mobile Rifle Company plans a free training class of thirty men aged 21 to 30 to become army officers. Sessions begin Thursday at the armory on Church and Royal streets with instruction by regular army officers and engineers in infantry artillery and other branches at two hours weekly. Uniforms rifles and equipment are provided at no cost. Captain Jack Mahon will handle details.
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Wilson
Mobile
South
Mobile Rifle Company
Co. M
First Infantry
Mobile Rifles
Church and Royal Streets
Jack Mahon
Regular Army
Army Engineers
Mahon
Felix McCosker Dies at 81 in City Home
Felix McCosker 81 native of Ireland and longtime plumber and gas fitter died Tuesday at 5 45 am in his home at St Francis and Jackson streets after a short illness. He came to the United States as a boy and lived here until death. A devout Catholic and elder member of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception parish he is survived by three sons Charles S McCosker chief of the clip the department Matthew McCosker of this city and a McCosker of Montgomery.
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Felix McCosker
Ireland
St. Francis and
Jackson Streets
Con
McCosker
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Charles S. McCosker
Clip the Department
Matthew McCosker
This Wy
A McCosker
Montgom
Birthday Celebrants Invite Friends for Empire Theatre Party
The Mobile item notes Henderson Burtanog of 307 Canal St born November 24 1908 and Waring Inge of 1036 Government St born November 24 1904 celebrate birthdays. It invites them and five friends to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon with tickets mailed. November born children asked to send full names addresses and birthdates to the children's editor at least two days before their day.
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Henderson Burtanog
Canal St
Waring Inge
Government St
THE
ITEM
Empire Theatre
Dren
Uncle Wiggily outsmarts hunter with ice and water pistol
Uncle Wiggily Longears and Nurse Jane fear hunter guns in the woods during hunting season. Jack Frost helps by freezing a hunter gun with a water pistol, causing the gun to burst and the hunter to sneeze. The duo escapes to fetch supplies and plans continue with potatos to follow.
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Uncle Wiggily Longears
Rabbit
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wiggy
Nurse Jane
Rabbit Gentleman
Uncle Wiggily
Billie Bushytail
Uncle
Jack Frost
King Winter
Jack
Blood Quality and Strength Through Emulsion Advice
An old health ad suggests 18 pounds of blood in a healthy person but claims blood quality governs resistance to sickness. It warns of cold hands and rheumatic tendencies from weak blood and urges abundant air and a daily spoonful of Scott's Emulsion after meals to improve blood quantity and warmth.
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Scott
Hot water and limestone phosphate cleanse the liver
An advertisement extols a morning ritual of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels of indigestible material and toxins. It warns against calomel and claims the method is harmless, inexpensive, tasteless, and can be followed by any meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimintary
Various Forms of Headache in Medical Advice
Dr J W of Blockton Alabama explains headache treatment starts with identifying causes. He recommends Anti-kamnis Tablets to ease pain and says regular bowel movements help prevent sick headaches. Ask for A K Tablets.
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J. W
Blockton
Ala
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