Society Notes Tell Of Guests And Seasonal Travel
Social items from Mobile detail Dr Sophie Laws and Miss Margaret Austill hosting at Spring Hill luncheon. Local clubs announce a farewell to summer dance on September 16 with open house for non-members. Residents return from North Carolina mountains and plan autumn trips to New York, Sewanee, and Tuscaloosa. many guests visit Biloxi and Mobile households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws
Sophie Laws
Nova Scotia
Jae Austil
Spring Hill
Lo Laws
Mo Dillans
Mobile Yacht Club
North Carolina
Matthew Brewster
Saluda
N. C
Rogers
Margaret Austill
W. W. Croom
Katherine Croom
University Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
The list notes several visitors and locals in Mobile including U A men at Tuscaloosa and D K E B Frat House guests. Minor Friend arrives in Wilkinsburg for September with Mrs. Friend and son at the Colonial building. Hunter Duke visits Camden for a week. Marie Willison to Anniston to teach. Mrs J E Herpin and children return from Colonial Inn. The Kerns visit Battle's Wharf with T P Norville family. Helen and Ray Norville return to the eastern shore after university dance. Mrs C L Malone of Meridian arrives in Mobile to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Stirling
Mobile
Kittie Belle Stirling
Tatumville
Miss Stirling
R. H. Bolling
Tuscaloosa
John Randolph Bolling
University of Alabama
A. O. Watkins
Birmingham
Battles Wharf
U. of A
D. K
Mr. Minor Friend
Wilkinsburg, Pa
J. E. Herpin
Colonial Inn
Helen
Ray Norville
Battle’s
C. L. Malone
Meridian
Constantine words explained to ease Greece France tension
Paris dispatch reports Greek minister Athos Romanos stating Greece does not intend to wound France with King Constantine’s recent remarks. He emphasizes Greece’s gratitude to France and aims to restore understanding after the king’s comment about German help in the Itaskan war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Athos Romanos
France
Constantine
Eydoux
Greece
Secretary Lane Out Of Danger After Angina Attack
Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane collapsed Tuesday during the California admission day parade in Oakland. Physicians say he has angina pectoris and must rest for weeks, though expected to rise within four or five days. His breakdown is blamed on overwork. The story notes an acetylene flash light invention for railroad crossing gates.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Franklin Lane
California
Oakland
Lane
Fortner Wins W C U Medal at Whistler Methodist
Fortner of Toulminville won the silver medal for oratory at Whistler Methodist Church. He defeated five other contestants as the Whistler delegation. Judges included Thomas B. Allman Gilbert R. Bridge and Dr. Sydney Meker. The event drew over two hundred attendees with remarks on annual W C T U contests.
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J. A. ©. Fortner
Toulminville
Whistler Methodist Church
Fortner
Whistler
Thomas B. Allman
Gilbert R. Bridge
Sydney Meker
J. W. Rhinehart
R. A. Hail
Elna Mae McDavid
Eloise McDavid
Y. M. C. A. Quartette
Suffragettes threaten actions over Ulster vote issue
The Women’s Social and Political Union warned Sir Edward Carson and allies they will protest if the new Ulster constitution excludes votes for women. In a letter, they accuse leaders of forming an armed rebellion for governing without women’s consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Women's
Edward Carson
Ulster
Capitol Commission to Remodel Building
Capitol building commission members will meet in Governor ONeal's office to finalize renovation plans for the house and senate. Architect Frank Lockwood of Montgomery will advise on work, including new furniture, recovered floors, and other improvements to the historical rooms.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol Building Commission
O’neal
House
Senate
Frank Lockwood
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad from Leadill Tenn
Nearly every woman needs a good laxative. Dr King s New Life Pills are prompt and safe and cause no pain. Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadill Tenn says they helped her troubles greatly. Get a box today. Price 25c. Recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Co Adv.
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Dr. King
M. C. Dunlap
Leadill
Tenn
van Antwerp Drug Co
Advy
Ex King Manuel Happy Groom Marries In Singmaringen
Ex King Manuel of Portugal wed Princess Auguste Victoria daughter of Prince William of Hohenzollern at Singmaringen castle dating to early Christian era. Attendants included the Duke of Genoa representing Italy and Prince of Wales for England. notable royals present but few reigning monarchs.
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Portugal
Auguste Victoria
William of
Ovation for Wilson at Vaudeville Show
President Wilson attended a Washington vaudeville performance for the first time since arriving. He sat with Secretary Tumulty and Dr. Cary T. Grayson as the audience gave an enthusiastic ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Dramatic Stock Company
Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Principals Named by School Board in Regular Meeting
The Citronelle committee and several teachers were named during a brief regular school board session in the Derby building. Miss Metta Thompson was named principal of the Russell school and Mrs. Francis L. Sheffield will lead Marechal. Teacher appointments include W. F. Strachan Spanish at Bartin Academy and Miss White German. Lein kofk staff also added. salary for F. E. Fisher raised to 1200.
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Citronelle
Derby
Metta Thompson
Marechal
Russell School
Francis L. Sheffield
Leinkauf
Thompson
Marechal School
W. F. Strachan
Bartin Academy
Miss White
Katherine Yerger
Pauline O'Rourke
Carrie Wilson
Knights and Ladies of Honor Elect Supreme Officers
George D. Tait of Indianapolis was re-elected supreme protector at the Knights and Ladies of Honor annual election in Louisville. All old officers were re-elected except Supreme Treasurer George A. Byrd who declined to run after sixteen years. William G. Taylor of Indianapolis was chosen supreme treasurer.
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Associated Press
Louisville
George D. Tait
Indianapolis
Supreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor
George A. Byrd
William G. Taylor
No offense line marks a real mean remark
The speaker notes that the person who prefaces harsh comments with No offense means a real insult is coming. The piece dismisses the idea of a convincing argument and ends with a call to release someone named her.
Engagement of Little Miss Fix It Cancelled
The Little Miss Fix It engagement at Lyric for matinee and night is cancelled. The company did not appear as announced and the date may be filled later in the season.
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Canada
Aires
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Thorne Winter
North Carolina Mountains
Asheville
Mr. Winter
Bay Minette
Escord
T. K. Jackson
Government Street
New York City
Will Moore
Amelia Ross Abbott
Terry Moore
Helen Taylor Abbott
Loomis Clemmons
New Orleans
Lewis W. Strelitz
Pensacola
Julius Meyer
J A. Christian
Ruth Christian
Joseph Combel
East Howard Avenue
Biloxi
J. Sidney Robbins
Selma
J. H. Robbins
Marcelin O’rourke
Convent of the Visitation
Will.Allen
Rob Dear
Enterprise
Harry Pillans
Montrose
Little Rock
Rudolph Richard
Emma Davidson
Pascagoula
Flippin Krebs
Item Avenue
Helen Terrill
Point Clear
Margaret
Ella Packer Blacksher
Carrie Givens
Chautauqua
Bell
Hunter Duke
Camden
Marie Willison
Anniston
W. J. Kern
Battle's Wharf
T. P. Norville
Walter Herndon Inge
Interior Department
W.c.1.u. Medal
Capitol Commission
King Manuel Happy Groom
King Manuel
Albricht” Wood Druccists
Kreptor
A. F. Rockwell
Optometrics and Manufacturing Optician
N. Conception ST
Miss Thompson
Mrs. Sheffield
Supreme Officers OF
K. & L. OF Honor Elected
Bride
Emile Herpin
St. Emanuel Street
W. A. Lensing
Evansville
Ind
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
F. J. Petersen
St. Francis Street
Mobile, Ala
McDonald Optical CO
Dauphin St
Chicago
Paris Exposition
Talume
Tou De't
Ranger Ten Zo Bey Sean Me En botOg Soca
Vse
Onan
Oh Soe
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
the Peoples Bank
Alabama
Britton
DR. F. L. Tapia
Nashville
City Ticket Office
Royal ST
Willis
Percy
Dauphin Street
the Mobile Business College
Meux
Imperial
N. B
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