Mobile society notes and prayer from a Mobile paper
A devotional children's prayer appears alongside social notices from Meridian Dispatch and Mobile society items. The Luce terrill bridal party hosts and the Porter Doggett home wedding in Mobile are described with participant names and locations, highlighting local social events and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Luce
Luce-Terrill
Gregory M. Luce
Government Street
Emily Terrill
Jex Luce
Meridian club names for Mobile convention attendees
Meridian of Lauderdale County Club lists women named for the Women s Auxiliary of the Southern Commercial Congress to meet in Mobile from October 27 to 30. Appointees must confirm acceptance and attendance with county president Mrs Perkins to arrange reservations and luncheon seating and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Lauderdale County Club
Southern ‘Commercial Congress
Mobile
Albert Weems
R. M. Striplin
Cliff Williams
Frank Williams
Gus C. Kendall
S. Bernard
Bessie Murphy
Bessie Street Coburn
Laura Ruff
G. Q. Hall
Sebe Heastland
R. McQueen
John R
Mothers' Club Meeting Reports Fruit Bearing Lesson
The Mothers' Club met yesterday afternoon in spite of threatening weather with thirteen mothers present. Miss Jeter led a lesson from Saint John's Gospel Chapter 15 on Fruit Bearing as Miss Jeter and Miss Grizzard sang a duet. Coffee and sandwiches were shared. A Halloween party is set for next Thursday at 7 30 p m replacing the afternoon meeting, inviting both mothers and fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Miss Jeter
St. John
Grizzard
Utopia Club to Open with Dance Night in Suttle Building
The Meridian Dispatch notes the formal opening of the Utopia Club on Thursday night. The German dance will be led by Will Mulvoy and Eula Walsh of Mobile, with punch served by Marion McKay and Elizabeth Hale. Annie Mae Hall will preside at the register as the club’s five member orchestra performs a waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Dispatch
Utopia Club
Suttle
Will Mulvoy
Eula Walsh
Mobile
Punch
Marion McKay
Elizabeth Hale
Annie Mae Hall
Register
Crowned in Silver Glint a Bewildered Young Girl
A fragmented OCR passage describes a young girl overwhelmed by ceremony, comparing her awe to a queen in a sparkling gown. The text centers on the crowd and the spectacle surrounding a coronation moment.
Wilson Parade to usher visiting dignitaries through Mobile
A twenty six car automobile parade will honor visiting dignitaries for the Southern Commercial Congress and Mobile officials. After the congress address Monday at 11 a.m. the procession begins at the Lyric Theatre and travels to Barton Academy for a 6000-voice ode, then to Bienville Square for review. President Wilson rides with few aides. many other officials and notable guests occupy the remaining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Congress
Wilson
Harry T. Hartwell
Lyric Theatre
Fort Morson
Government Street
Barton Academy
Conception Street
St. Francis Street
Bienville Square
St. Joseph Street
Joseph Tumulty
Duncan A. Fletcher
Grayson
Secret Service
Woman Uses The Phone And Defeats Raiders
A woman who eluded federal officers during a raid on William Levi’s home used a long distance telephone to warn alleged confederates in Buffalo Akron and Detroit. Simultaneous raids were planned but officers were late and several suspects escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
William Levi
Buffalo
Akron
Detroit
One Woman's Story of Loss and Shared Resolve
After a father’s sudden death, Mary Danforth learns of her fiancé Gordon Craig’s plans but discovers the family’s finances are near ruin. Mary vows to support her widow mother by taking a stenographer job while Craig travels for his firm, hoping to marry when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Danforth
Craig
New York
Mary
Danforth
Gordon
Gordon Craig
Vrelly
Worker Injured Falling From 75 Foot Smoke Stack
A. Chille Wootley, a Black laborer, sprained his left wrist and suffered a head abrasion after slipping from the top of a 75 foot smoke stack in New Orleans. He fell onto concrete pavement while cleaning the stack and was reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
A. Chille Wootley
Wootley
Free lectures at C. S. Partridge Store by Mrs. Lowe
Mrs. Alice Lowe of New Orleans presents free daily lectures at the C. S. Partridge Hardware Store in Mobile. She will speak each day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., inviting local women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Partridge Hardware
Alice Lowe
New Orleans
Mobile
Official mounted photos of troop wreck removal
Boyles Studio presents mounted photos depicting the troop wreck and removal of oko and yag. 28 cet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oko
Yag
Boyles
Bondholders Inspect Property of N O M C Railway
Four bondholders of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad arrived in Mobile and registered at the Battle House. They form a protective committee led by President W F Owen to inspect property in Mobile and surrounding areas. Committee members include Fr W Scott and George J Seay of Richmond Virginia and T Nelson Strothers and T G Boyce of Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Mobile
Battle House
W. F. Owen
Fr. W. Scott
George J. Seay
Richmond, Va
T. Nelson Strothers
T. G. Boyce
Baltimore, Md
Two Mobile Masons Earn High Ranks in Scottish Rite
Isaac Litchbach of Mobile was elected to the thirty third degree honorary by the supreme council in Washington. Myron T. Sprague and Leonard Wise, both of Mobile, were elected Knights Commander Court of Honor. The honors are among the highest conferred by the supreme council and bring pride to local Scottish Rite Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Litchbach
Mobile
Supreme Council of
Washington, D. C
Washington
Myron T. Sprague
Leonard Wise
Court of Honor
Supreme Council
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City Bank
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Dauphin
Vella
Picent Doe
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Resinol
Baltimore
Willis
Percy
Dauphin Street
Wilson Parade
Sion
Daniels
Jones
Frederick J. Thompson
A. J. Parsons
William H. Armbrecht
Calvo
Costa Rica
Calderon
Bolivia
Peret
Peru
Matt Mahomer
W. T. McGowin
Guy J. Hartwell
John Barrett
Morales
Panama
da Canah
Brazil
L. J. Davis
Lee J Zimmern
Abel Pardo
C. A. Burgheim
W. H. Monk, Jr
Jacob Reiss
Ll. G. Adams
John H. Bankhead
Jos Ee
Randell
Hoke Smith
R. V. Taylor
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
John T. Cocchra
John M. Parker
Thomas S. Southgate
J. W. Whiting
P. P. Claxton
A. H. Ndwin
Bradford Knapp
E. J. Buck
William H. Sanders
Harvey Jordan
Clarence J. Owens
L. C. Irvine
H. C. Faville
Clarence Owsley
E. J. Watson
T. V. Powderly
Henry Hall
Frank Roche
Martin Behrman
R. M. Mixson
C. €. Thach
Joan T. Schley
J. Rice Smith
Glen Levin Swiggett
Claude N. Bennett
A. I. Vieming
Robert Hunter
William T. Sheehan
H. F. Miller
A. W. McKeand
Don Farnsworth
Bob Ewing
Thornton
M. B. Trezevant
Bruce Kennedy
Lucius Wilson
John Mitchell
Ed Flinn
Leland J. Henderson
A. S. Caldwell
Adolph Bloch
Captain Landry
E. O. Fowlkes
Claude Chilton
C. Co
Gilbert
J. S
George Fearn, Jr
Woman
Raiders
Nadine
Ypco
Windsor
Norfolk
McDresser
Rochester
Eclipse
Yeend Potter CO
Ypcoa
C. S. Partridge Store
Wreck Pictures
Mobile Masons
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