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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1913

Page

3

Wedding Card Announce Mrs Kolb Notifies Clerical Union

Mrs Roberta Safford Kolb requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Anne Porter to Dr Albert William Metcalf the ceremony on Wednesday September 10 at 8 o clock in the evening at One Thousand and Nineteen Seventeen Street South Birmingham Alabama.

Mobile Roberta Safford Kolb Anne Porter Albert William Metcalf Seventeen Street South Birmingham Alabama

Pound Party at Mrs J Davis Residence

A social gathering called a Pound Party was hosted by Misses Myrtle Thompson Annie Dohm and Edna Lehay at 456 South Franklin Street the home of Mrs J Davis. Guests included 14 ladies and 6 gentlemen who enjoyed games music and refreshments.

Myrtle Thompson Annie Dohm Edna Lehay J. Davis South Franklin Street May Marshall Lessie Bullen Gerty Lavinghouse Mamie Redwood Edna Smith Catherine Anderson Irma Thompson Alma Davis Lillian Collier Hannah Brabner Mabel Rhodey Walter LeBlanc Owen Antonia Charley Jones Frank O’brien Robert Thompson Guesie Anderson Martin Brabner Mc Cowan

University Dance at Geran Relief Hall Friday Evening

The university hosts a gala dance on Friday September 5 at 8 30 p m in Geran Relief Hall. Originators Holden Hagan and Tasewell Shep Pard lead the event with university fellows and college girls as honored guests. Chairman Warren Christian heads a committee including T D Nettles Jr John Courtney Maiden Cammack William Hagan Murrell Shields James Radcliff and John Nelson.

Geran Relief Hall Holden Hagan Tasewell Shep Pard Warren Christian T. D. Nettles, Jr John Courtney Maiden Cammack William Hagan Murrell Shields James Radcliff John Nelson

Labor Day at Point Clear Seaside Festivities Begin

Labor Day ushers in autumn as sun and sea charm guests at the Point Clear Hotel. Guests arrive by yacht for a festive crowd with toboggan parties, high dives, and swimming contests. Misses Elsie Richards Marie Richards Olive Richards Wagner lead aquatic events.

Labor Day Point Clear Elsie Marie Olive Richards Wagner Birmingham

Farewell Entertainment For Edward Strauss Before School

Mrs. Andrew Strauss hosted a lively send off at the Illinois street home near Tuttle avenue as Edward Strauss prepared to enter Spring Hill College. Friends and relatives gathered on the lawn and verandas with games and flowers, hosted by Mrs. Anderson and Miss Josephine Richard of Cullman Alabama among others.

Edward Strauss Spring’ Hill College Andrew Strauss Illinois Street Tuttle Avenue Penn Lawn Strauss Anderson Jim Anderson Lizzie Anderson Ethel Hoyle

Reception for Saturday by Miss Seiple in New Orleans

Miss Georgia Seiple of 1903 Dauphine Street hosts an attractive group of Mobile guests including Miss Irene Seiple, Miss Luella Davis, Miss Maggie Hoffeins, and Miss Sophie Hoffeins. A reception for the visitors will be held Saturday.

Georgia Seiple Dauphine Street New Orleans Irene Seiple Mobile Luella Davis Maggie Hoffeins Tacon Sophie Hoffeins Crichton

Heart Party Honoring Two Mobile Girls at Bowling Home

Miss Sophia Bowling hosted a heart party for guests Miss Vera Rose and Miss Olive Rose of Mobile Alabama at Carson Alabama. The hall and dining room were decorated with ferns evergreen pink ribbons and rosebuds. An ice course in pink rosebud cups complemented the pink and white color scheme.

Mobile Beautiful P. L. Bowling Sophia Bowling Vera E Olive I. Rose Ala Carson Miss Bowling Misses Rose Evie Glover Katie Pelham Vivienne Gray Lucille Beard Lollie Glover Minnie Palmer Billa Beard Mrs. Gordy Messrs Leroy Wilson Dabney Palmer John Beard Fletcher Hooks Fred Glover Seymour Bowling Roy Glover Weldon McClinton Obi Conley Lee Palmer Rob Conley Vivian Johnston Raymond Roberts Willie Gray Cobie McClinton Mr. Lambert

Surprise Dance Honoring Miss Katis Schottgen on Canz Street

A merry group gathered Friday at Miss Katis Schottgen’s Canz Street home for a surprise 8 pm dance. The event featured games and popular music with intermission ices and cakes, followed by a list of attendees including Alma McKenzie Mary Martin Delexie Gale Eunice Murray and many others.

Katis Schottgen Canz! Street Menaluscher Alma McKenzie Mary Martin Delexie Gale Eunice Murray Tie Schottgen Magadeline Ryan Mildred Ryan Josie Marie Donivan Bessie Browning Marguerite Hanwick Sophie Priester

Pensacolan Writes of a Mobile Musician

A Pensacola writer presents a tender character sketch of violinist Mrs. Ignatius Fried, praising her pure artistry and inner vision beyond the philistine crowd. The piece notes that great temperamental artists are often misunderstood by the unrefined masses. Continued on page five.

Pensacolan Ignatius Fried Bonnie Burnham Pensacola Journal Miss Burnham

Evelyn Nesbit and Harry Thaw Study Revealed in Contention

The dialogue shows Nesbit calling Thaw paranoid and unloving, claiming her rescue from the electric chair and expulsion by his family. Thaw counters with fleeing Matteawan after Nesbit’s return to the stage, saying he fled the asylum but bears no malice and still calls her the dearest girl.

Matteawan Evelyn Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry Thaw Canada

Paris Studio Visit Revives Longing For Art Life

Helen reunites with Marion Berkley in the Latin Quarter Paris studio scene. Marion describes bohemian life, hunger, and the dream of a great painting while sharing a playful tea and sketches. Helen senses youth, freedom, and the lure of a life devoted to art.

Helen Helen Curtis Paris Marion Berkley Latin Quarter Marion Warren Curtis Boulevard St. Michel

Twenty-Third Birthday Celebration Now the Fact

A Mo bie society figure hosted the first twenty third birthday party last week as a bold statement against time. Debutantes of seasons past sent invitations to trusted friends only to showcase a unique revival of birthdays with no cake but full social daring. More twenty third celebrations are expected as the season opens with this daring trend.

Woman Contemplates Independent Career Beyond Marriage

A woman, loving her husband, muses on an independent path she could have pursued. As Helen exits a bus toward a hotel, dreams and ambitions long dormant surface, hinting at unfulfilled possibilities beyond domestic life.

Helen

Awakening to Life's End and the Call for Consolation

A reflective meditation urges stepping back from daily grind to notice beauty and opportunities. It warns that time slips away as people race through life, missing happiness, kindness, and the zest of living. The author invites conscious perception to grasp joy before the end of the day. Alaskan has forty two schools attended by more than 3,000 white children.

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