Sea Witchery and Summer Socials at Riviere Aux Chiens
Passages invoke the sea’s witchery and mythic calm as summer ends with social notes from Mobittars. A noted gathering at Riviere Aux Chiens features Walter Horn and guests Miss Florence Ladd and others after an auto trip and a moonlit feast.
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Riviere Aux Chiens
Mobittars
Yacht Club
Dog River Club
Walter Horn
Tlorence Ladd
Ruth Huger
Hd Varrigan
The Return From Chautauqua
Rev and Mrs Wyatt Brown and Mrs E M Little returned Friday from Lake Chautauqua New York via the Mobile and Ohio after a month of mingled pleasure and intellectual profit. The leading lecturers and instructors presented an engaging program while music tennis bowling boating and cool weather made August at Chautauqua memorable.
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Chautauqua
Wyatt Brown
E. M. Little
Mobile
Ohio
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
Alabama May Claim a Prodigy in Trotting Anvil
The trotting prodigy Anvil has won numerous races this season. Syd Robbins of Mobile owned Amy Smith, Anvil’s dam, while Ed Geers, who drives Anvil to a 2 06 record, previously trained the Hamlin horses in Selma. Selma’s sandy streets and flat roads aided training and the Selma Racing Association, led by Robbins, drew major Grand Circuit stables to the city for the winter season.
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Alabama
Anvil
Syd Robbins
Mobile
Selma
Amy Smith
Ed Geers
Hamlin
Selma Racing Association
Robbins
Gulf Coast Tropical Fair Planned for November Week
Gulf Coast Tropical Fair dates set for November 12 to 19 with committees formed for sections including the woman’s department. The article notes activity in Art and Woman’s Work and cites members such as N. E. Stallworth J. T Duggan Fearn Jr R E Flowers Leon ore J J Bullock and Zarline Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Committee On “Art and Woman's Work
N. E. Stallworth
J. T Duggan
Fearn,Jr
R. EB. Flowers
Leon
Mobile social notes include trips and upcoming moves
The column lists residents and visitors like Ruth and Helen Rosenbaum at Grand Hotel Point Clear and Mrs. Manson in Birmingham. It notes Librarian Mrs. Conyng on vacation, families moving into Government Street apartments, and travelers such as Rabbi A G Moses visiting the East. Minor Friend and Marion Robbins, Cornell graduates, plan work in Pittsburg Va and future study. others return from Buffalo Lithia Springs Healing Springs and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Helen Rosenbaum
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Mobile
Cornell
Minor Friend
Pittsburg
Great West Company
Marion Robbins
Cornell University
Social notes from local page mention plans and trips
The item notes Rev. and Mrs Planck on Ann street with their daughter, Mr and Mrs James Patterson taking a weekend at Sea Cliff, and Mrs A R Yerger preparing to depart Monday for Columbus Mississippi.
Future Belles and Beaus of Mobile feature continues
The Mobile Item announces a new feature illustrating Mobile area children in the Sunday edition indefinitely. Weekly pages will show four to six pictures, with plans to include all, space permitting. Citizens may send photographs of beautiful or unusual children, though immediate use cannot be guaranteed.
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Mobile
Stera
Social Guests Attending From Point Clear
Mrs. George Banks hosts her mother in law as a guest. Kenneth Donald and Miss Cherry Hempstead plan visits with Mrs. J G Thomas at Point Clear for the weekend. Mrs Will Ross and granddaughter Katherine Little return from a pleasant visit to Mrs R V Taylor at the Old Homestead Point Clear.
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Kenneth Donald
Miss Cherry Hempstead
J. G. Thomas
Point Clear
Will Ross
Katherine Little
R. V. Taylor
Summer travel notes spotlight Mobile area residents
Mrs Ben Barret and children will leave Tuesday for North Carolina after a summer in Coden. Miss Gladys Martin went to Biloxi to visit Mrs Goronway Owen at her summer home. Mr Lawrence Lnecklin of Perdue Hill is visiting Mobile. Mr and Mrs Locklin and son A J Locklin, Wright's school graduate, are in town. Miss Sue Planck and Miss Marie Webb go to Selma for a September visit with Mrs Frank Millions. Willie Martin is improving after typhoid fever. Mrs Gertrude Marshall and Miss Katie Kenny of News left Mobile after a visit.
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I Wright
Friend
Mobile
Pittsburg
Rubbbins
Richard Sadler
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Durham
North Carolina
Ben Barret
Gladys Martin
Biloxi
Goronway Owen
Lawrence Lnecklin
Perdue Hill
Mrs. Locklin
A. J. Locklin
Wright's Fine School
Sue Planck
Marie Webb
Selma
Mrs. Frank Millions
Willie Martin
Gertrude Marshall
Béraigter
Katie Kenny
News
Family guests hosted by uncles and aunts on the Eastern Shore
In the city the travelers stayed with their uncle Mr. Gus Menken and in Fairhope they were entertained by their aunt Mrs. C. W. McGraw. The arrangements highlight family hospitality during their visit to the region.
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City
Gus Menken
Fairhope
C. W. McGraw
Shanty Shane Reports Rector Recovery in Saluda
Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Brewster and son Rogers vacationing in Saluda N C. the rector of Christ Church, Rev Brewster, is recovering rapidly from a recent illness, a welcome update for his many friends.
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Shane
Saluda
N. C
Matthew Brewster
Rogers
Christ Church
Mrs Robinson and kin travel and visit plans
Mrs FE M Robinson and daughter Bessie spend September in New York City. Upon return she will entertain her sister Mrs Harry Pettus who has lived in Washington DC. Miss Juanita Comagere returns to New Orleans after a two week visit to Mrs J Cabal. Mrs James Wade Cox left for Cohen to recuperate. Mr and Mrs J Calametti and Miss Marie Calametti expect to return from Wilmington NC Sunday night. Mrs J D Wilkins plans to leave for Selma to visit sister Mrs G G Stewart and daughter Mrs H H Tarver. Miss Elsie Hooper Selma, after a pleasant Mobile visit, has typhoid fever at home on Lauderdale street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M Robinson
Bessie
New York City
Mrs. Robinson
Harry Pettus
Washington, D. C
Juanita Comagere
New Orleans
James Wade Cox
Cohen
Selma
G. G. Stewart
H. H. Tarver
Elsie Hooper
Mobile
Lauderdale Street
Mobile social set sails for autumn visits and coastal retreats
Mobile friends report favorable news from a social circle planning autumn trips. Mrs 8S. R. Triplett and companions expect to leave Tuesday for Garden City Long Island while others return from summer stays at Coden and Mountain Lake North Carolina.
Social Round of Mobile Residents Abroad and at Home
Mrs W H Dunlap and Lee Dunlap enjoy a fortnight at Tate Springs. Miss Nannie Owen visits Mobile from Sewanee. Master George Howard returns from Daphne as guest of Joel Goldaby. Mrs Joel Goldeby of Daphne visits Mobile. Mrs OC J Minge Jr and Robert, after summer in Chicago, arrive in Mobile to visit Mrs W M Croom, then head to the coast and on to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dunlap
Lee Dunlap
Tate Springs
George Howard
Daphne
Joel Goldaby
OC. J. Minge, Jr
Robert
Chicago
Points
Mobile
W. M. Croom
Doctor Beck goes to Fort Morgan on leave substitution
Dr J B Beck travels to Fort Morgan to temporarily fill in for Dr Frick who is on a ten day leave. He goes with her two children and Miss Fannie Louise Boucher to join him at Fort Morgan. Dr Toxey Haas will staff the Southern Infirmary during Becks absence.
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J. B. Beck
Fort Morgan
Dr. Frick
Mr Beck
Miss Fannie Louise Boucher
Yester
Dr. Beck
Toxey Haas
Beck
Week's End Party for Battle's Art At Bi Wharf
Among the young Moubilians enjoying a weekend party at Bi Wharf are E C Glover Ship man Albert Fuller Tom Coonley George Peavy and Dr F T Waalf. Mrs W E Mickle and daughter Ellie Wheeler have left home after visiting a relative in Chicago. Mrs Erwin Little has returned after a visit at Clear. Mrs J C Hobart left for Selma to visit her daughter Mrs Frank Millions. Dr A W Cawthon of Selma, stricken with paralysis, is much better. Miss Emma Wolling will leave Me day for New York to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle
Bi Wharf
Messrs
E. C. Glover Shipman
Albert Fuller
Tom Coonley
George Peavy
F.T. Waalf
W. E. Mickle
Ellie Wheeler
Chicago
J. C. Hobart
Selma
Frank Millions
A. W. Cawthon
Dallas Street
Emma Wolling
New York
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the Daily Classic
Ulysses
Richard Burton
Roma
Mattie Delle Kirkbride
Lake Chataauqua
Port Washington
Kirkle
Neady
Minnie Black
Miss Kirkbride
Texas
Belle Tilden
Mississippi
Dauphin Way
Miss Tilden
Knott High School
Izzie
Belle
Willie Knott
R. H. Smith
Montreal
N.C
Frank Inge
Francis
Tennessee
Future Belles and Beaux OF
J. O. Muscat
Miss Muscat
Convent of Mercy
Lillian Antela Backes
F. M. Backes
Miss Lillian
Sterling Kelmont Rose
John Rose
Rose
Master Bose
Belmont Tiffany
William Dennett Horton
Frank
Horton
Master Horton
Col
William Dennett
William
Billy
Margaret Constance Brown
Q. J. Brown
R. C. Schwarz, Jr
R. C. Schwarz
Laz Schwars
Mr. Schwarz
Henry Piser
Mobile Baseball Association
Boyle
Aynsley
Ore
J.J. Bullock
Zarline
Joe Norvell
Mrs. Rosenbaum
Mrs. Manson
Miss Appolonia Manson
Birmingham
Aaron Lowenstein
Joseph Hughes
Battle's Wharf
A. G. Moses
Atlantic City
Mrs. FE. Richards
Point Clear Hotel
Joseph J. Manning
Pisie Richards
David Edington
Coden
Mrs. Edington
Rev
Mrs. Planck
Ann Street
Mrs
James Patterson
Seacliff
A. R. Yerger
Columbus
Miss
George Banks
J. Calametti
Marie Calametti
Wilmington
Charlies Vincent
Jex Luce
Mr. Porter
Colorado
Nettie
Mary
Cage
A Rt
Register
George Robinson
At & Nuka
Mountain Lake
Shelton
Sima
Blue Ridge
York City
Mrs. Windt
Elmo
Davidson
McLains
Little
Horace Aston
Mrs. Oliver
William Edward Fo
River
John Harvey
Lilian’ Franklin
McLain
Montge Birmingham
Atlanta
Nannie Owen
Sewanee
Joel Goldeby
Erwin Little
Clear
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