Harvey McAndrew Wedding in pink and white decor
The Mobile social note reports the Harvey McAndrew wedding at the Henderson McAndrew home with William Ferry Harvey of Chicago to wed. The ceremony features All Saints rector T H Johnson, a brides bouquet of lilies and roses, and a reception after. Outing includes out of town guests Mr James Harvey and others, with plans to settle in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Groom
Leslie B. ‘Sheldon
G. T. Allison
Josephine McAndrew
Tolief
Misses Charity Vaughan
Saidie Bevill
Evie Clark
Dana Hamburger
Eveline Shelton
Hilda Kern
Pauline Shelton
Gladys Martin
Annie Lou Dunlap
James Harvey
Chicago
James F. Harvey
Julia Dean
Herbert Brown Celebrates His Twenty First Birthday
Herbert Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Brown, marked his coming of age yesterday in a family celebration. The young man reached his twenty first birthday, a milestone noted as a significant life event.
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Mr. Herbert Brown
Herbert Brown
Charles H. Brown
Mobilian Miss Marston Wins State Fair Prize
Miss Mary Marston of Mobile wins first prize for an individual booth at the Alabama State Fair. The Bessemer Weekly notes her wide reputation for exquisite handiwork and mentions a White House order to provide cakes and sweets for the president's daughter's wedding. Mrs. W A Godbold and two Houston children visit local friends.
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Bessemer Weekly
Miss Marston
Mary Marston
Mobile
White House
Miss Wilson
T. F. Robinson
Bessemer
Miss Riley a Bride from Mobile Marries in Algiers
Ernest Aucoin of Plaquemine Louisiana and Miss Edna Riley of Mobile Alabama wed October 16 1913 in Algiers by Judge T F Maher Miss Marguerite Eggert served as brides maid C A Badin was best man and Miss Mabel Riley sister of the bride witnessed the ceremony A reception followed at the home of Henry Egert 817 St Joseph Street
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Riley
Mobile
New Orleans
Ernest Aucoin
Plaquemine
Edna Riley
Ala
Algiers
T. F. Maher
Marguerite Eggert
C.A. Badin
Mabel Riley
Henry Eggert
St. Joseph Street
Debutante Hosts Dance as October Decor Enchants Home
A popular last season debutante hosted a dance at her Dauphin Way residence with autumnal decorations and Amy orchestra providing music for about forty couples. The piece details guests, attire, and a lengthy house party plan in Marion Park and a Monday Bridge Club meeting.
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Dauphin Way
Amy
Mabel Moone
Jessie May Hoffman
Mobile
Tom Moore
Meridian Star
Mr. Butler
Stonewall Club
Utopia Club
Grand
Sister Esther Carlotta to Attend Commercial Congress
Sister Esther Carlotta S R will travel to Mobile in late October as guest of the Women's Auxiliary of the Southern Commercial Congress to attend the fifth annual session. Her work for education and child protection in the South is highlighted by the notice in the St Augustine Record.
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Esther Carlotta
S. R
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
South
Esther Carlitta
St. Augustine
Monstrated Lecture to Raise Church Debt Funds
Rev W P Hines will speak on The Land Where Jesus Lived at Dauphin Way Baptist Friday October 24 at 8 pm to raise funds to liquidate the church debt. Mrs Randolph Lyons of New Orleans visits her mother and grandmother in Maury and with Mrs Ross. Mrs W A Powell of Mobile arrives November 10 for a New Orleans visit to meet cousin Miss Woodend arriving November 12 from Liverpool with Miss Alberta Holford.
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Nora
Helen
Ladies of Charity
Bell 3138
Lady of Charity
Mobile
Jesus
W. P. Hines
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Mrs. Randolph Lyons
New Orleans
Nellie Ross
Maury
Mrs. Ross
W. A. Powell
Notice to Members of Electra Semmes Colston Chapter
Notice to members of the Electra Semmes Colston Chapter identified in the document. Mrs. White serves as director general and is referenced in the instruction. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Boule Apt
Philtay Specahien Co
Newark, NJ
Electra Semmes Colston Chapter
White
Chapter drives Shiloh fund sales through calendar orders
Mrs. Stanley Finch and others urge chapter members to sell calendars to raise money for the Shiloh monument fund. Each member should sell at least one calendar with orders sent in promptly by October 31. Forty percent of sales go to the chapter. Plus updates on Nettie Sullivan and Waring Harrison’s health improvements.
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Stanley
Finch
Louis Sewell
John L. Moulton
Safford Berney
W.S. Pugh
Mollie Thurber
Shiloh
First Chautauqua Circle Literary Meeting Held
The first literary meeting of the Chautauqua Circle met yesterday at 4 30 p m at Mrs H H Duffee’s home. Officers elected October 8 were named for the year and six teen members answered roll call with two new members Olive Austin and Hasbrook welcomed.
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H. H. Duffee
Mattie Houston
Ruth Nelson
Edith Duffee
H. A. Tucker
Olive Austin
Hasbrook
Greece
Constantinople
Century Magazine
Balkan
Southern Railway Rate Hearings Highlight Mobile Port Support
The testimony by counsel and exhibits focus on rate differences to Mobile versus South Atlantic ports. Clifton argues Mobile is not discriminated against overall and notes Southern Railway efforts to strengthen Mobile, including entry permissions for Memphis and a Mobile office, with examinations by Walter and Smith on rate comparisons and mill points.
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Southern
Mobile
Clifton
South Atlantic
Southern Railway
Mobile & Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Gulf
Savanoah
Charleston
Mdoblie
Clitoy
Carolina
Southern Mallway
Clton
Walter
Mr. Walter
Mr.more
Chamber Commerce and Cotton Exchange
John A. Smith
New Orleans Board of Trade
Crous
Mr. Clifton
New Orleans
Smith
Mr. C
Gulf Ports
Guatemalan Delegate Arrives in Mobile for Conference
The second Guatemalan delegate to the Southern Commercial Congress, Mr. Angel Pena, arrived in Mobile last night, traveling in the company of the Guatemalan delegation. The party is en route to the congress with expectations of engagement in the pesto discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Congress
Guatemlac
Mobile
Angel Pena
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