Society notes celebrate music teachers and society guests
Miss Mattie Belle Kirkbride returns from a north vacation to study with Professor Hutcheson and bring new methods to her class. Miss Marina Harvey plans a winter with her father in Punta Gorda. Sunday reception honors Mr and Mrs John Francis LeBlanc after a New Orleans honeymoon. Numerous Mobile social figures and guests are mentioned with travels and receptions as winter plans begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Belle Kirkbride
Miss Kirkbride
New York
Long Island
Chautauqua
Marina Harvey
E. B. Kirkbride
Punta Gorda
John Francis LeBlanc
New Orleans
Charles LeBlanc
Rosalee
Adele Green
Marie Leonard
Julie LeBlanc
Nathalie K .Pinski
Moise B. Kahn
Gangisville
Pinski
KK. Kosminski
Change of Life Health Claims in Asheville and Circleville Ads
Readers report relief during the Change of Life using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs. Julia A. Moore of Asheville North Carolina and Alice Kirlin of Circleville Ohio praise improved health and encourage others to try the remedy amid the 45 to 50 age period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
Lydia E. Pinke
Julia A. Moore
East St
Asheville, N.C
Circleville
Ohio
Lydia L Pinkham
Exit Old Fashioned Woman Enter Selfish
Self described as the fault of the present-day woman the authoress argues the selfish new woman replaces the old-fashioned figure. The piece notes Montrose vacation memories and returns from the eastern shore. It mentions Mrs J W Hunter's city return from Atlanta and Mable Houstis gaining audience praise in Hattiesburg while visiting sister Mrs C W Rich.
Disgusting Conditions at an Infirmary Reported in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio inmates at the county infirmary faced drunkenness for days and, amid accusations against Superintendent Anthony Ott, a “Skirt dance” was described. Testimony from Mrs Caroline Schroeder and others portrayed debauchery and unprofessional conduct, while Ott and his family denied immorality. An engineer testified to multiple drunken inmates including women needing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusny
Ohio
Caroline Schroeder
Anthony Ott
Ott
Line County Infirmary
Otis
Lattre Eatron
Nicholas Reddinger
Schroeder
Frank Bolen
The Most Common Woman Type Says Selfish
Ada Patterson reports on Aida Johnson Young analysis of women as selfish, critiquing the average affluent woman’s lifestyle and lack of intellectual independence. The interview discusses remedies like reading philosophy, settlement work, and embracing self-reliance, while noting childlessness and evolving social roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida Johnson Young
Marriages to Be Noted Amid Diverse Faiths Among Aged Set
The piece notes an unusually high number of upcoming marriages among society’s younger set. It recalls a Presbyterian guest joking about a future in‑law’s faith and details a November wedding. An October wedding pairs a Catholic family groom with an Episcopalian bride and cites her Catholic-leaning mother.
Miss Aline Wurtel and Katherine Hurtel Return Home
Miss Aline Wurtel, after a heated term at Sewanee and visits to Selma and Tuscaloosa, returned Saturday. Miss Katherine Hurtel also came back to Mobile last week after Sewanee, with trips to Mrs. Norvill in Nashville and to Mrs. Cecil in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Wurtel
Breezy
Sewanee
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Katherine Hurtel
Mobile
Norvill
Nashville
Cecil
Birmingham
Maccabee Social at Mrs Summers Postponed Indefinitely
The Maccabee social planned for Mrs Summers Tuesday night is postponed indefinitely due to illness.
Social notes on guests and travelers in Mobile
The passage lists visitors and residents in Mobile area society. Mrs. Duke Goodman and Miss M mie Smith travel from Rome Ga, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huston hosting on Church Street. Mobile musicians Bettie D Rosson and Angine Rosson depart for Battimore to study at Peabody. E B Holloman spends October in Washington on McNeill. The Bollings return from Virginia and stay with Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Mickle on Springhill before moving to 54 South Franklin. Clifton family rents Government Street residence after summer stay. Sands family return from Fairhope with Pugh family also coming home. Mrs. Lawrence McNeill and a male child return Friday from Plainfield, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Goodman
Mamie Smith
Rome
Walter Huston
Church Street
Bettie D. Rosson
Angenie Rosson
Battimorse
Peabody Institute
Gulf
Holmes
Mickle
Springhill
South Franklin Street
Clifton
Daugter
Marie Clifton
Jackson
Bolling
Government Street
Mastin
Marriage of Earl McCartney and Mise Elia
A wedding notice lists Mr Earl McCartney and Mise Elia alongside bridesmaids BR Stevens and Mias Alice SiGe. Details on date and venue are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Earl McCartney
Mise Elia
BR. Stevens
Mias
Alice SiGe
Couple Wed Then Move To Bonham Texas Home
The couple formed the ceremony and left for their new home in Bonham Texas. The bridegroom works as a conductor on the Texas Pacific Railroad and the bride is the daughter of the late Charles K K McConnell, longtime foreman of the Marine Railway Docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
Texas Pacific Railroad
Charles KK. McConnell
Marine Railway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Hervey
Judith Quaries
French Lick
Ind
F. O. Rhen
Baby
E. A. Pincus
Augusta
Doris
Edna
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Blue Mountain
Shelton Sims
le Moyne Place
Blue Ridge
Mr. Sims
Margaret Webb
Cleo
Staunton, Va
Bessie Landes
Charles Willoughby
Wilhby
Her
Montrose
Mrs. J. W. Hunter
City
Atlanta
Mable Houstis
Hattiesburg, Miss
Rida Johnson Young
Ada Patterson
Gardner
St. John’s Rectory
St John’s Rectory
Wm. F. Belk
Drusille E. McConnell
J. D. McConnell
Wm.g. Lemmon
Gardiner C. Tucker
E. B. Holloman
Washington
McNeill
R. H. Bolling
John Randolph Boiling
Old Home
Virginia
Joseph Sands
Fairhope
Lawrence McNeill
Plainfield
N. J
Gow
the Bright Brigade
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicas
Philadelphia Papertry & Refining Co
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Bell
Sife
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
N.W
F. L
Tapia
Dauphin ST
A. N. Maumenee Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician
Dauphin Street
Transio
Mallory Docks
Mobile, Ala
Karl
Karl Conti
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