Entertainments and Club Notices Highlight 1915 Georgia Life
Local social pages describe Sunday School entertaining events, a U D C chapter plans Admiral Semmes birthday, an informal dance for visiting Mobilians, and Birmingham Drama League readings. Industrial School exhibit at Sigcom BI shows garments, canning, and domestic arts with Mrs Lazarus praising Mineral Bluff school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Electra Semmes Colston
Cawthon Hotel
Admiral Semmes
Leila
Annetta McMillan
Dorothy
Wynne Bennett
Memphis
Leonard T. Beecher
Birmingham Center of Dramatic League of America
Echegarage
Galeoto
League
New Theatre
Jetory
Aend
Sir Johnston ‘Orbes Robertson
William Faversham
Margaret Illington
Beecher
John Bell Keeble
Wilkerson
Orc
Heen Beéners
Huntsville Avenue
Sigcom BI
Southern Mountainational Association
Aev. Ssast
Miss Pearl
Dickey
Ana
Lazarus
Association
Mineral Bluff
Pearl Dickey
Girls’ Normal and Industrial College of Georgia
Edward W. Lazarus
Elizabeth Hanna
John Stubbs
J. Calloway Stubbs
John R. Dickey
Helen Gray
A We Ebster
W.M. Zirkle
Atlanta Georgian
Calendar highlights in town activities and meetings
Thursday events include Shriner steamer ride at 7 30 p m, Silver Tea by the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs W Shutz home, Story Telling at Lyons Park, Mothers Club at Settlement Home, and a dinner party for Miss Mabel Hirt well Lieutenant Crozier. Friday features the Craighead Parliamentary Club gathering, a farewell dance for Miss Eleanor Midison, and outings for Progressive Neighbor's Sunday School class and the Mobile Russian Women's Club meeting at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriner
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
William Shutz
Lyons Park
Settlement Home
Mabel Hirtwell
Lieutenant Crozier
Talapoosa
The
J. D. Sutton
Mobile Graded Union
H. Graves
China
Craighead
Cawthon Assembly Room
Eleanor Midison
Odette Burgoyne
Annie C. Walker
Monroe Park
Julia Gibson
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Government Street Methodist Church
Mobilé Ruisiaon Women’s Club
Smith Piano Company
Alabama Route Population Edge Aims for Highway Move
Data by R G Cobb acting secretary of the Chamber of Commerce shows the proposed Alabama Jackson Memorial road route serving 856 946 people versus 445 474 on the Mississippi route. Hattiesburg and Meridian are the Mississippi route's only towns above 10 000. Cobb seeks Gulf coast support to favor the higher population, more attractive Alabama path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Jackson Memorial
Mississippi
R. G. Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Hattiesburg
Meridian
Mississippi Route. Mr. Cobb
Pensacola
Biloxi
Pass Christian
Gulf Coast
Special Services for Yom Kippur Announced
Evening services at Government Street Temple on Friday September 17 at 6 30 with sermon Justice and Love. Morning services September 18 from 10 a m to sundown with lectures Moral Paradoxes and The Will to Live and memorial rites in the afternoon. Organist Mrs Hans Curiel and Prof Edwin A Taylor lead music. laymen assisting include Hugo Brown Sol Kahn E H Richard H A Feiberman Albert Hahn. Solemn memorial services begin Saturday at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Temple
A. G. Moses
Messrs
Hugo Brown
Sol Kahn
E. H. Richard
H. A. Feiberman
Albert Hahn
Edwin A. Taylor
Temple Choir
H. W. Leinkauf
J. S. Simon
Tom Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Trotwood Moore
Woman's Missionary Society
Government Street Methodist
Owill Bs
Drama League
Pat Campbell
G.rrard Shaw
Pygmation
Hich
Campbell
Hallie Wall
Jan
Yom Kippur
J. M. McLean
Little River
George A. Maloney
Maloney
Mobile
Aiday Hargains
Manchester Chambray
S.eccso
Joe Wright
Atric
Madras
Guimp
Janes
Venice
Armour’s
L. Hammel Dry Goods
Compan
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