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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1912

Page

5

Quiet Year Forecast for Personal Growth and Self Control

The text suggests a calm year with steady progress and cautious undertakings. It warns that those busy now may mature self-assertive traits and succeed under early wise guidance, while faults to control include haughtiness and extreme tendencies.

Brilliant Society Wedding Unites Donald and Edwin Barlow

The society world of Mobile and Fort Morgan gathered at Christ Church for the marriage of Lieutenant Edwin Barlow and Katherine Donald. The ceremony featured coastal artillery color guards, a Lohengrin bridal chorus, and a stately processional with flowered chancel, culminating in the couple’s pronouncement as husband and wife. Dr. Dunster accompanied the signing with The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden.

Donald Barlow Christ Church Mobile Fort Morgan Edwin Barlow Katherine Donald Lohengrin Frederic Dunster Coast Artillery Corps Frank L. Ward George Lesesne Carl Holzborn Paul Danner Troost Parker Henry Luscher Antoinette McIntosh Louise Overall Carlotta Splane Mary Hagan Erwin Scott Dr. Dunster

Dancing Is My Secret of Beauty Declares Rita Stanwood

Rita Stanwood, touring actress of My Best Girl, champions dancing as essential to beauty and success. She dismisses dietary limits, admits enjoying chocolates, and credits discipline and practice for her rising prima donna ambitions.

Rita Stanwood Margaret Hubbard Ayer Isthe Park Theatre Rute Rita C. Coz Fitchers Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass Kate Pinkham

October Bride Wedding at Mobile Beachfront

The October bride wore chrysanthemums and green tulle as hundreds attended a large reception from 9 to 11 p m. Guests enjoyed a green and white menu, pink candles, and a ruby dining room. After the ceremony the couple honeymooned in Florida and will live with relatives on Dauphin Way. The Walkleys trace Norse and Welsh roots, with a Mobile branch tied to the family crest Aquila entrat non musca. The groom, Winslow Partridge, is with Partridge Hardware and part of Mobile society circles.

Winslow Partridge Winnie Cooper Lucile Burke Lucile Partridge Ruth McCormick Margaret Taylor Rose Hayes Sudie Taylor Hattie Arnold Florida St. Augustine Jacksonville Dauphin Way Walkleys We‘nmpka Mobile Nelish Xentishine Charing America Walkley Manor Hadham Conn Mobile Walkleys Theamily C. 8. Partridge Hardware Company Auburn Cupid Edwi Steele Partridge Eugenia Waley Holt D. W. Walkley Selma Street Hackett Walkley Opielatives InEest Thompson George Jones Wyatt Brown Leona Wetherbee Earl Walkley Earle Jenks Partridge Cecil Walkley Titania Ee Jenks Miss Wetherbee

Well Bride Katherine Donald Weds Lt. Sanderford Jarmon

Katherine Donald married Lieutenant Sanderford Jarmon in Christ Church on a October eve. The gown featured lace and cobweb drapery with a real lace veil and orange blossom chaplet. Guests included Lt. Barlow and Mrs. Barlow and many Fort Morgan friends.

Katherine Donald Christ Church Dorothy Sanderford Jarmon Katherine Ding Fort Morgan Lieutenant Barlow Mrs. Barlow

Desirable Offices Unrented in Bank of Mobile Building

Attractive offices available for lease in the Bank of Mobile Building. Several good spaces remain unoccupied and ready for immediate occupancy. Call to inspect during listed hours 10 to 18 and 11 to 1.

Bank OF Mobile

Rose Luncheon Honoring Debutante at Mrs Harris's Home

A rose luncheon for Mrs R C Harris's debutante featured fourteen guests at pale rose decor with Killarney roses and rose hat place cards. Matthew Hrewster conducted the ceremony at Christ Church before the couple departed for Jackson.

R. C. Harris Killarney Harris Tracheron Fendley Dudley Glass Marguerite Wefel Elizabeth Hobart Ile Imogen Little Mise Agnes Fowres Misa Varina Gould Matthew Hrewster Christ Church Jackson

Auctioneers Club Adds Members At Social Meeting

Mrs G M Rogengraft hosted the second Auctioneers gathering and welcomed two new members Mrs L L Dugear and Mrs F S Lavretta along with two substitutes Mrs Syd Robbins and Mrs David Huell. Mrs Robbins won a prize of silk hose. Tea and wafers were served. Next week Miss McLonard to host. Mr and Mrs Bears moved into a new bungalow at Tuttle Ave and Monroe St.

G. M. Rogengraft L. L. Dugear F .S. Lavretta Syd Robbins David Huell Robbins Fortune Miss McLonard Mrs. Bears Tuttle Avenue Monroe Street

Early Morning Nuptials Tie Miss Margaret Latin to Lawrence O Harrow

Miss Margaret Laura Latin and Lawrence Dickey O Harrow, both of Jackson Mississippi, wed in an early morning ceremony conducted by Rev.

Margaret Laura Latin Lawrence Dickey O'Harrow Jackson

Newman Circle Meeting Delights Members At Hostess’ Home

This week’s Newman Circle gathering featured Miss M. E. Truitt as hostess and showcased a brilliant preview of upcoming circle events. The group will rotate hosting duties among members this year.

Newman Circle M. E. Truitt

Chautauqua Circle Meets on Social Progress in Europe

Miss Huston presided at yesterday's Chautauqua Circle meeting held with Mrs. H. H. Duffee at 4 20 p m The discussion focused on Social Progress in Contemporary Europe Mr Edward Richard departed yesterday morning for New Orleans.

Chautauqua Circle Huston H. H. Duffee Europe Edward Richard New Orleans

Ladies' and Children's Day Fireworks At Monroe Park

The article notes nightly fireworks at Monroe Park drawing large crowds with Friday marked as Ladies' and Children's Day. It highlights a feature showing the handsomest matron in Mobile in fireworks and mentions the American Woman's League in Mobile, renamed the American Woman's Republic.

Monroe Park Mobile American Woman's League St. John's Annie 4. Scott Citronelle American Woman's Republic Scott Budapest G. C. Tucker Erwin Anna B. Hall

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Miss Stanwood Clifton Crawford Eugenia Walkley Miss Walkley Edwin Steele Partridge Robert Rutherford Hebes Ellizabeth Heakes Willie Hempstead Eulalie James Barlow Savannah Tenn Chiropody Marie E. Patterson St. Joseph St Velva Tapioca Penick & Ford, Ltd O'Harrow- Laffin Goldstein Alus Oldstein Jewelerns Royal Street John F. Willis Edward H. Percy Daintiest China Willis & Percy Jewelers Dauphin ST
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