Social Recap of Ladies Linen Handbags and Tea Gathering
A society event featured Italian linen hand bags as prizes won by Mrs. Tom Ross Mrs. Stanley Sheip and Mrs. Wilson Gaillard with the hostess presenting a powder box. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Sheip Miss Flora Gaillard Mrs. Tom Boone Jr and others. after the game a tea with chrysanthemums on decorated trays followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Frances Ervin
Wilson Gaillard
M Finklea Davison
Wilson Pugh
Grace Idhing
Louis Conover
Mathie
Joseph Lyons
George W. Headley
LeBarones
William N. Hunter
N. R. Clarke
Disc McCrary
Bride Weds in Satin Gown for Sweetwater Ceremony
The bride wore blonde satin slippers with hose and gloves while Mrs. Hamilton wore a rose satin dress with ostrich trimming. After the ceremony the couple left for a three week wedding trip including Birmingham and Georgia, returning to Sweetwater for Christmas with the bride’s parents. The groom, manager of fruit packing for American Fruit Growers, gifted a new coupe to his bride. A Friday event at Old Shell Road School features a play titled Pictures in Evie Rea Day's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Birmingham
Georgia
Sweetwater
Ala
T. G. Johnson
Old Shell Road School
Evie Rea Day
Berlin skat ace struck by tomatoes from window
Carl Fischer, a leading Berlin skat player, was hit on the head by a package of tomatoes tossed from a third story window as he returned from a tournament. Anna Wuechek admitted to throwing the fruit and was fined $7.50 plus costs after claiming it was aimed at her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Carl Fischer
Fischer
Anna
Wuscehk
Evie Day wedding play and society bridge notices
Old Shell Road School presents Evie Day life scenes in a four year later wedding pageant with violinists, singers and a large cast under Mrs R H Parsons. Nearby, Ruth Ollinger hosts a bridge party for Marion Taylor with debutantes and a large luncheon following. Additional bridge and bunco events honor Nellie Sweeney and Mrs J C Smith amid Christmas decor and charity sales at Trinity Church and the St Charles residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Shell Road School
Evie Rosa Day
Evie Rea Day
BE. C. Harris
Mary Harris
Pearl Schwarz
Marion Ray S
Do. J. Bond
Pat Byrne
Cadman
Johnnie Roeder
Baby Margaret Ruth Pritchard
Clara Evans
Sarah Harris
Thelma Perkins
Maude Ashi Bodden
Mary Rriil
Nina Bodden
Johnnie Schroeder
Ernestine Boden
Maude Ashley Bodden
Dorothy Barnett
Lulle Bartee
Nina Dee
Beverly Coor
Helen Grube
Sylvia Graeber
Vera Hughes
Mary Koehler
Katherine Homer King
Gwendolyn Moore
Margaret Mabry
Elizabeth Miller
Frances Norquist
Maria Lyon
Edith Mae
Margie Lee Jordan
Rosetta Schroeder
Dollie Vine
Helen Vickers
Lyndal Barnett
Byrd Christian
Thomas Christy
Arion Dodson
Dolive Duran
County Fire Prevention Plan To Be Discussed
A county wide fire prevention program will be discussed at a January general meeting in Mobile. W. J. Durand of Fowl River announced the plan and state forester Bunker is expected to attend. The aim is to cut Mobile county forest fire losses, which reportedly burn over about three fourths of the timber annually and damage fruit trees fences and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
W. J. Durand
Fowl River
Rege
Bunker
Mobile County
American Forest Week Set for April 1 Designation
The American forest week committee announced that American Forest Week for 1926 will begin April 1. The committee plans to seek a presidential proclamation by President Coolidge to designate the week for forestry education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Forest Week Committee
Coolidge
Local residents share travels and visits this winter
Mrs W T O Hara returns from extended trips to east Tennessee North Carolina and Virginia and will resume vocal studies with Mrs M. B. Tom for winter months. Mr and Mrs F Jenkins Addison Mich arrive to spend winter around Mor en staying at Colonial Hotel. Mrs Ed Wetzel and family motored to Mobile from Biloxi Sunday for a day visit. Mrs James Powards Jacksonville Fla visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs E J Schwarz return from three months in Florida New York North Carolina and Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Stanley Sheip return from several weeks in New York. Misses Helen and Mamie Goldsmith learn of death of their cousin Ben J Schuster Selma at 5 30 Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. O'Hara
East Tennesssee
North Carolina
Virginia
Tom
Jenkins
Addison, Mich
Mor ¥En
Colonial Hotel
E. J. Schwarz
Florida
New York
Roc
Birmingham
Mrs. Stanley Sheip
Helen
Mamie Goldsmith
Ben J. Schuster
Selma
Bulgarian Minister Radoff Arrives in New York
Simeon Radoff, newly appointed Bulgarian minister to the United States, arrived with his wife aboard the Homeric. He will spend days in New York before traveling to Washington to present credentials to President Coolidge and the state department. Radoff previously served as Bulgarian minister to Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Simeon Radoff
United States
Stepfan Panaretoff
Homeric
Washington
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Mobile Teachers’ Association
Barton
Natalie Simson
Mobileeachers’ Association
Ethel
Gulf Coast Exchange
INC
Xmas
Boudoir
Waterbury’s Cod Liver Co
Hinds
Squibbs
Johnson's
Phillip
Magnesia
Vicks
Portina Robt
Burns
el Roi
Cortez
Roy Lopez
Hudnuts
Dier
Piver
Heer
Xmas Cigars
Grove
Sloan's
King’s Discovery
Waterbury‘’s
Pure Foods
Bie
Ovaitine
Abeeketvanera
Ann Brena
Ruth Ollinger
Marion Taylor
Mary Louise Bartee
Zailpah Glennon
Jane Lutz
Miss Taylor
Jane Luis
Knoxville
Frances Selden
Greensboro
Dorothy Edwards
Caroline Batley
Marion Douglas
Lelia Burgett
Dorothy Turner
Zilpah Glennon
Mary Polk Wilson
Barbara Broadwood
Helena Turner
H. H. ‘Wefel, Jr
Develo
Marian Acker
Marian Douglas
Turner
Alice Bancroft
Mra
Stratford White
Marion Acker
Margaret Willams
Robert Spotswood
Trinity Church
Ladies of Trinity Church
John Boedeker
Bridge
The
St. Charles
Lester Campbell
J. P. Moreland
J. L. Lavretta
Nellie Sweeney
John 8. McAleer
Hunter
James C. Smith
Guilate Hunter
Opelika
J. C. Smith
J. W. Williams
Ed, Wetzel
Biloxi
James ‘Powards
Jacksonville, Fim
Bulgaria
Don
Niny
Albright & Wood
Hammer Dry Goods Co
Wi Bros
Macon & Powell
C. J. Gayfer & Co
Oakdale
Armacy
Ofan
Dauphin Street
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