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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
6
The Mobile press reports on multiple weddings and social events. Ruth Morgan Scott and John Morgan Scott wed with ceremony in parlor and a Washington trip planned. Mabel Hartwell marries J F Courtney at Cathedral. Irene Flarrison wedding to Marshal A Meadows. society notices,Announcements, and club activities fill pages, including North Monterey improvements and local gatherings.
Personal mentions record Mr. and Mrs. Garside Harris and Miss Lula Vincent touring UA and Piorila. A. E. Self plans to move to Atlanta. Elizabeth Alley visits Pascagoula relatives. Claude Kimball and family winter with his mother on Dauphin street. T. Bi Rourke to Pensacola for a wedding. Ella Quinn from Pascagoula visits L A Conamen. Paul Brunson and Mrs. Brunson visit George A. Metzger. Polly King to return from Lower Peach Tree. Blanche Wein returns from Meridian. Hunter McDuffie returns to River Ridge. Mrs. C. E. Harris visits Gulfport. Mrs. Henry Hupet and Mrs. Bert Escher visit Hammond. L. Lowenstein with Mrs. Rosenbaum in Meridian for the weekend. Casually noted departures from various cities conclude the social brief.
Uncle Wiggily awaits at home when Nannie Wag Tail arrives on the doorstep. The scene unfolds in their bungalow as Nurse Jane Waza heads out and the rabbit gentleman welcomes the duck and muskrat characters. The excerpt ends with Nannie asking for Nurse Jane and Sam entering.
Nannie leaves Sallie Pepperdash Baked beans with Uncle Wiggily to mind while she goes to the store. The doll has a squeaker that makes crying sounds when pressed, drawing the fox away. Uncle Wiggily safely guards the doll until Nurse Jane returns, with a setup for more adventures.
The notice lists social events and gatherings across Wednesday to Friday featuring groups like the Bridge Club with Miss Lucille Burke, 500 Card Club with Mrs. Kendricks at 1004 Texas Street, F. H. C. C. with Grace Dunlap at 155 S Georgia Avenue, a matinee for Miss Mallon by Mr. Spafford, and a reception at the Mallon home. Thursday covers Spafford Mallon wedding at Mrs. Bernard Mallon’s home. Friday includes Halloween parties at Miss Helen Graham’s residence, First Baptist Church Y P U, Batchelor’s cotillion at Battle House, a musical travelogue at Harte Auditorium, Autumn social by Ladies’ Aid, a concert at Dauphin Way Baptist Church, The Spooks Dance, and Trinity Social Club Halloween Party at Parish House.
Parliaments and circles meet across Mobile with Semmes Parliamentary Law Club at 2 30 p m and D A R Mobile Chapter at 3 p m in Assembly Room Cawthon hotel Conti street. Mothers and Friendship groups gather at Settlement Home and Dumas Institutional Church at 3 45 p m and 5 p m respectively. Polymnia Music Circle hosts Mrs J a Cox at 3 22 p m. St Claire Sewing Circle meets at Girls Asylum Conti street.
Leading doctors including Eberle Braithwaite and Simon agree urine reveals disease two physicians invite readers to mail a urine sample to Dr Pierce in Buffalo for free advice. They tout Anurinc a 50 cent remedy and his Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as trusted long standing cures with samples available by writing Dr Pierce.
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