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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

5

All Alabama Luncheon Delights Honor Mobile Hosts

A Mobile luncheon hosted by Alabama women featured Smilax decor and a gala menu showcasing ibama products. The event honored Woodrow Wilson with tokens and a decorated cake, included toasts and a flag presentation by Mrs. Reynolds, with volunteers from the Home Economics Club supporting wounded soldiers.

Cicy New Orans John Kin Mobile South Alma Rittenberry Birmingham Morgan Owen Woman’s Auxiliary Erwin Craighead Seale Harris Home Economics Club H. T. Toulmin C. E. Henderson Troy Ala Dixie A. E. Reynolds W. W. McGuire G. C. Johnson G. A. Maloney E. W. Smith Hall

Surgeons Gather for Twelfth Seaboard Air Line Convention

About two hundred surgeons and family members attend the twelfth annual Seaboard Air Line surgeons convention in Montgomery Alabama at the Exchange Hotel. welcome addresses are given by Governor O Neal Mayor Gunter and league and medical society leaders. J H Miller delivers the association address and W J Harahan arrives with a special train to speak. additional delegates arrive from Savannah with planned city tours banquets theatre tickets and a smoker with vaudeville.

Montgomery Ala Seaboard Air Line Exchange Hotel O’neal W. A. Gunter F.G. Salter Business Men’s League P. B. Moss Montgomery County Medical Society G. A. Neaffer Abbeville S. C J. H. Miller Association W. J. Harahan Seaboard Air Line Railway Portsmouth Savannah

Opera opening aria by Tam Kridler and Hallett at program

Miss Thomas Owen presides as the program begins with a musical selection from Rigoletto sung by Mrs. Tam Mrs. Kridler and Mr. Tom Hallett in sequence at the event.

Thomas Owen Tam Kridler Tom Hallett

Peace of Nations Centerpiece at Southern Congress Event

Mr Bryant urged peace plans and a five member international congress while addressing the Women's Auxiliary of the Southern Commercial Congress. A flag presentation followed with sponsors from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Texas Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky.

Tom Halliwell Alfred G. Moses. Owen Albert G. Bryant William J. Bryan Southern Commercial Congress Bryant South Bryan Mr. Bryan Auburn Owen Alabama Olive O'Neal Montgomery Arkansas Leilie Rush Mobile Florida Loris Pincus Georgia Emma _ Gordon Atlanta Missouri Imogen Little Oklahoma Leila McMillan Louisiana Agnes Fowlkes Mississippi Annie Gulley Meridian Texas Louisa Amsler Maryland Marie Clifton North Carolina Freda Donald South Carolina Inez Parrot Bishopville Tennessee Corin White Nashville Kentucky Rita Pake

Wives of Maderos Detained in Vera Cruz

Wives of Evaristo and Daniel Madero are held in Vera Cruz under orders from the capital after arriving by gunboat from Tampico. They sought American help, stating the United States wants justice and has pressed Mexico to avoid violent measures.

Associated Press Vera Cruz Evaristo Daniel Madero Tampico Monterey Lind United States

Athelstan Club Hosts Ball with Noted Sponsors and Guests

The Athelstan Club celebrated with a ball honoring a generous sponsor and prominent visitors. Drago's band performed as guests filled the elegant rooms in evening dress. Committee lists for Reception and Floor groups are named along with officers and a Halloween party notice. Also noted are the Monday Bridge Club meeting at Miss Bessie Hobart’s home and visiting guests Mrs. J Ernest Thompson and Miss Mary Loucks in Mobile.

Alabama Miss Stirling Iné Rosen Kittiebelle Edith Tucker Athelstan Club Drago Henry Hall B. F. Adams A. W. Brooks D. P. Bescher, Jr O. F. Cawthon, Jr John T. Cochrane K. Carter, Jr J. W. Cox D. R. Dunlap W. E. England George Fearn Monday Bridge Club Bessie Hobart Lucille Burke Annie Lou Rafield Leona Wetherbee Lucille Rush Annie Lou E. Rafield Imogene Little Fendley Dudley Glass Agnes Fowlkes Marie Shaffer Varina Gould Sadie Taylor Mrs. J Ernest Thompson T. C. Loucks Mary Loucks Elgin, IL McLeans Bayou la Batre Mobile Battle House

Stage ceremony honors flag display and naming debate

Miss Elsie Hall and Miss Clara Sims presented flags on stage as wreaths were hung. A Southern Commercial Congress flag was unveiled and Mrs. Owen read a letter from General Leonard Wood criticizing fort names in the Panama Canal project. Tennessee earned flag custodian status for the year.

United States William Tecumseh Sherman Robert E. Lee Army Board Woman's Auxiliary Southern Commercial Congress Panama Canal Zone John T. Morgan George Goethals William Sibert Col. Gorgas Major Gaillard Bryant South Owen Alice Davies Martha Gaillard Elsie Hall Clara Sims Dixie Hallett Alabama Louise Lindsey Tennessee Lillian Johnson

Spend-the-Day Party at Dog River on a Sunny Outing

A group led by Mr. and Mrs. James K Hackett enjoyed fishing and boating along Dog River. The party, later joined by Mr. James Hagan and Mr. W G Horn, made the day pleasant for Hackett confined but joyful alike. Annie Tait of Camden departs today for Panama to view the big ditch while Lena Wolff Selma and guests visit L Schwarz and S C Klein. Mrs. Charles A Jenks returns from a three month West trip visiting Nebraska and Colorado relatives.

Dog River James .K. Hackett Frank Craighead James Hagan W.G. Horn Hackett Annie Tait Camden Nellie Friend Panama Big Ditch Charles A. Jenks West Nebraska Colorado

One Woman's Story of Mary Danforth's Hard Start

Mary Danforth, newly in business, endures a lean start with her widowed mother. She balances dull work, frugal meals, and emotional strain while awaiting letters from Gordon Craig and confronting a lonely office life. Bert Fletcher's attentions unsettle her as she clings to a fragile hope for a better future.

Mary Danforth Mary Herbert Fletcher Bert Pearson Gordon Craig Fletcher Cortlandt Street Station Gordon

Sewing Circle Meeting at St Clare Today

The St. Clare Sewing Circle will meet today at 3:30 PM at the Orphan Asylum on Conti Street.

St. Clare Sewing Circle Orphan Asylum Conti Street

Meeting of Mobile Chapter Southern Association of the College Woman's Club

A meeting of the Mobile Chapter is called this afternoon at 8 45 at the Battle House to meet Dr Lillian Johnson of Memphis. All eligible women not yet members are invited to attend.

Mobile Southern Association of the College Woman's Club Battle House Lillian Johnson Memphis

Eighth Wife Witnesses Husband Slaying Near Matteawan

Mrs. Sarah H. Sloan, reportedly the seventh wife of Fred Sloan, shot and killed him at Blackberry Creek Kentucky, then boarded a train to Williamston West Virginia where she was arrested. The shooting occurred in front of the Sloan home, making the eighth wife witness to the killing.

Williamston W. V Sarah H. Sloan Fred Sloan Blackberry Creek Matteawan Sloan

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