Miss Clifton Returns After Gulf Coast Summer Trip
Miss Marie Clifton, a belle of Mobile’s younger set, returns from a social summer in Mississippi City with Miss Bessie Hobart. They enjoyed cards, dances, teas, and receptions, then visited Mrs Frank Haus in Selma for notable hospitality. Miss Hynas stayed an extra week with sister Mrs Milhous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clifton
Marie Clifton
Mobile
Mississippi City
Clifton
Bessie Hobart
Gulf Coast
Frankhaus
Selma
Hydas
Milhous
Nuptial Season Festivities Dazzle At Metcalf Gathering
Society guests filled the autumn gala opening as Dr. Albert W Metcalf and Miss Kolb of Irmingham tied in a notable wedding. Afterward they visited the groom’s Greenville Alabama home with Hon and Mrs A W Metcalf as rose pink decor and floral illuminations set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Metcalf
Pele
Miss Kolb
Irmingham
D. D. Metcalf
Albert Metcalf
L. Belser
Anniston
Mobile Girl Marina Harvey to Graduate at Punta Gorda
Miss Marina Harvey, a noted Southern beauty, will graduate in June at Punta Gorda Florida after studying there this winter with her father E B Harvey. She previously lived with Mr and Mrs E B Kirkbride at Theatre Street and spent summers in Catur Georgia with Mrs S Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Punta Orda
Marina Harvey
Punta Gorda
Fla
Catur
S. Wright
E. B. Harvey
Local Club Meetings and Charity Functions Scheduled
Afternoon events include the Home Economics Club at 4 PM in Battle House Auditorium and the St Patrick s Benevolent and Social Association at 8 PM. Other gatherings comprise the Government Street Presbyterian Church Ladies meeting at 11 AM and the Ladies of Charity at 4:30 PM at the Alabama Maternity Home. A musical fete at Mrs. Farnell s home supports Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s B. and S. Association
St. Patrick’s Benevolent and Social Association
Government Street Presbyterian Church
R. L. Farnell
Marine
Dela Ware
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Drago
Church Home Guild to Convene Thursday Afternoon
An important meeting of the Church Home Guild is set for Thursday afternoon at the Church Home. Mrs. Herbert Turner, returning from the coast and State Line Miss , plans a later Northbound trip. Also listed are Hon Harry Pillans and family, the Montrose vacation party bidding farewell to the sea, and Miss Margaret Webb returning from the eastern shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Home Guild
Church Home
Margaret Webb
Eastern Shore
Dephne
Summer Residents Return to Town From Daphne and Beyond
Mrs Murphy Williams remains across the bay until October. Mr Hopkins Fitzpatrick was a weekend guest at Daphne. The McCartneys with family return to town from their Montrose home. The Gaillards and Mrs Hobart will move to town for their children to start school. Burke family and baby take winter apartments near Tuttle and Monroe. McGowins plan New York city membership with Ruth joining from Europe. May Boyle leaves for Daphne Normal School after winning UDC scholarships. Slaton and Crawford visit Tate Springs after recent Rest Cottage stay. Milton Howard returns from Jackson Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Williams
the Bay
Hopkins Fitzpatrick
Daphne
George Gaillard
George Howard
Miss Dorothy
J. C. Hobart
Mrs. Burke
Chicago
Mrs. Armstead
Tuttle Avenue
Monroe Street
Pulitzer's Daughter Marries Englishman at Lake Tahoe
Miss Helen Pulitzer daughter of the late publisher of the Newark World married Henry Enslie of London at the Little Church in the Wood on Lake Tahoe shore. The couple planned a Colorado honeymoon after a brief wedding trip.
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Sacramento
Cal
Eren Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Newark World
Hiam Enslie
London
The
Wood
Lake Tahoe
F. Moore
New York City
Colorado Col
Miss Pulitzer
Enslie
Ensle
Bryan Lecture Money Put To Educational Use
Senator Martine told the Senate that Secretary Bryan's lecture funds were used to educate several young men. He stated Bryan supported two boys in Japan and educated or supported four other youths as part of the funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
Senator Martine
Senate
Japan
Martine
Lyceum Course Campaign Organizes Winter Effort
A committee outlines sections and workers for a lyceum course to be held in winter under the wee cee of ane bony wage a et se. Meeting at the YMCA at 9 45 a.m. begins preparations with assignments across 15 districts and an at large committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Bony
van Antwerp
M. S. Andrews
J. F. Hogan
N. E. Stallsworth
J. H. Patterson
R. L. Howell
P. Gaillard
Water Street
J. H. Wienand
William H. Monk
Fowlkes
Dauphin Street
Royal Street
Marcus H. Walker
Bertram J. Vogal
Water To Royal
J. W. Glasgow
P. W. Tompkins
W. A. Christian
J. B. Robertson
W. H. Armbrecht
St. Michael
John E. Mitchell
Claude W. Moss
Merton J. Wood
Southern
Mallory Docks
H. W. Evens
H. G. Griffing
A. F. Norquist
P. B. Lusk
Contt and
Government Streets
J. P. Watters
T. D. Nettles
Charles A. Garland
James Futward
Militants Start Fire at Seafield House Near Liverpool
Militant suffragettes set fire to Seafield House at Seaforth four miles northwest of Liverpool causing 400000 dollars in damage. Arson squad members left suffragette literature on the lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Seafield House
Seaforth
Mobile Teachers Institute Sees Record Attendance
The Mobile teachers institute opened Monday with over two hundred attendees, matching prior records. Leaders included Prof. B. H. Johnson and Dr. O C McGehee, with sessions on agriculture education and classroom instruction for white and negro teachers across five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Teachers’ Institute
B. H. Johnson
Citronelle High School
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Birdie I. Robinson
Auburn
Agricultural Department
Ora V. Cowan
Leinkauft School
Hattie Neubiik
Leinkauf School
Mass primaries in Massachusetts little contest statewide
Three parties held primaries with light overall turnout. Key races included the Republican gubernatorial contest between Colonel E Cnton of Belmont and Congressman Augustus P Gardner of Hamilton and the Democratic lieutenant governor race between Edward P Barry of Boston and Richard H Long of Framingham. Charles S Bird and Lieutenant Governor David P Walsh faced no opposition on their party tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts
E. Cnton
Belmont
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Edward P. Barry
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Charles S. Bird
Walpole
David P. Walsh
Fitchburg
New Jersey Primary Voters Anticipate Heavy Turnout
Clear cool weather across New Jersey portends a heavy vote as primaries open. Gubernatorial nominees top interest with Democratic acting Governor Fielder and Frank B Katzenbach Jr leading. Republican rivals include former Governor Stokes and others while Progressives back Everett Colby and Edmund B Osborne. Polls close at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Carlton B. Pierce
Robert Carey
Charles N. Fowler
Everett Colby
Edmund B. Osborne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
Dr. Metcalf
Home Economics Club
Battle House Auditorium
St. Joseph’s Association
St. Joseph’s Catholic Association
North Bayou Street
Ladies of Charity
Alabama Maternity Home
Harry Pillans
Pillans
Laura Pillans
Gooree Gaines
Montrose
Moabout
Joseph McGowin
Ruth McGowin
Mobile Colony
McGowin
Miss McGowin
Mr. McGowin
May Boyle
Daphne Normal School
Miss Boyle
Barton
Hrighest Auguries
Florence Normal School
Milton Howard
Jackson
Ala
Lyceum
Fletcher
Castoria Aan Ssr RA
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
the Merchants Bank
ST. Francis Sts
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Oakdale School
Bay State
Krodak
FE. O.-Zadek Jewelry Co
South
Brilliant Society
America
United States
Snees
Mente S
Pak
N. B
Mazda
Mobile Electric Co
North Royal Street
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