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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

7

Degree for Mr Cleveland at Villanova honors first US Doctor of Jurisprudence

At Villanova College Pennsylvania the Augustinian college awarded ex President Cleveland the first US honorary Doctor of Jurisprudence, alongside other honorees. He urged unity in education and warned against religious discrimination. The ceremony followed a monastery chapel dedication with Archbishop Ryan presiding.

Philadelphia Unified States College of St. Thomas Villanova Cleveland Princeton University Ladislaus Hengelmuller William J. Hill Brooklyn Ano Morgan J. O'Brien New York F. T. Fitzgerald 1.L. D Archbishop Ryan Republic of Education St. Thomas of Villanova

Mabel Palmer Weds Watson G Clark in Tenafly Presbyterian Service

A wedding at Tenafly Presbyterian Church unites Miss Mabel Marion Palmer and Watson G. Clark with Rev. Fisher Howe Booth officiating. A large reception follows at the Palmer home on Serpentine Road attended by hundreds from Tenafly Englewood and nearby towns and by friends from Manhattan Jersey City Brooklyn and Staten Island.

Tenafly N. J Presbyterian Church Mabel Marion Palmer Henry B. Palmer Watson G. Clark Emma. Ramsey Clark Casskill Fisher Howe Booth Serpentine Road Englewood Manhattan Jersey City Brooklyn Staten Island Florence L. Palmer Ada R. Clark Florence E. Westervelt Edna C. Phillips L. van Wickle

Elizabeth Miller Marries Rev Godfrey Brinley in Morristown

St Peters Episcopal Church hosted the Morristown wedding of Elizabeth A Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George MacCulloch Miller and Rev Godfrey M Brinley a St Pauls School master. The ceremony was led by Rev Ernest M Stires. The couple plans a summer in Europe after the ceremony.

New York Times Morristown N. J St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Morristown Society Elizabeth A. Miller Godfrey M. Brinley Miss Miller George MacCulloch Miller Brinley St. Paul’s School Concord WN CH Ernest M. Stires St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church New York City Edith Miller

Hattie Belle Matthews Weds Rev James Martin in East Orange

In East Orange's First Dutch Reformed Church on June 17 Miss Hattie Belle Matthews daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maynard Matthews of 8 Halsted Street married Rev. James Macdonald Martin pastor of the First Reformed Church of North Paterson. Mrs Walter Palmer sister of the bride served as matron of honor with Grace Martin and Mary Martin as bridesmaids. Samuel A. Martin brother of the groom was best man. ushers included Frank Martin James D. Matthews William Reesehart and Wellington Francisco.

East Orange N. J First Dutch Reformed Church Hattie Belle Matthews Charles Maynard Matthews Halsted Street George S. Bishop James Macdonald Martin First Reformed Church North Paterson Walter Palmer Grace Martin Mary Martin New York Samuel A. Martin Frank Martin James D. Matthews William Reesehart Wellington Francisco Reformed Theological Seminary New Brunswick

Pretty East Orange Wedding Ties Dickerson to Miller

A wedding at 243 Grove Street East Orange united Miss Florence Pearl Dickerson daughter of Mr and Mrs S A Dickerson of Brookline Mass with Charles Bicknell Miller of New York. Rev John M Thomas of Arlington Avenue Presbyterian officiated. Ada M Edwards served as maid of honor and Cleveland D Miller brother of the groom was best man.

East Orange N. J John Withington Grove Street Florence Pearl Dickerson A. Dickerson South Clinton Street Brookline Mass Charles Bicknell Miller New York John M. Thomas Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church Ada M. Edwards Cleveland D. Miller

Nellie Bronson and Richard M Goddard Marriage Report

Waterbury announces the wedding of Miss Nellie L. Bronson of Waterbury to Richard M. Goddard of New York on June 17 in Waterbury. The ceremony and couple’s families are noted in the local society notices.

Goddard—Bronson The New York Times Waterbury, Conn Nellie L. Bronson Waterbury Richard M. Goddard New

Warden Smith Marriage Held at Montclair Church

Miss Ella Newman Warden daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Warden of 175 Park Street married Vivian Towle Smith in the First Methodist Episcopal Church Montclair. The bride wore no bridesmaids with twin sisters Jessica and Belle Warden as flower girls. Best man was Elmer Willis Haas. Ushers included Herbert N Warden Daniel A Holmes George A Mackellar and Wheeler S Eawards.

Montclair N. J Ella Newman Warden Nathaniel Warden Park Street Vivian Towle Smith First Methodist Episcopal Church J. ¥. Dobbins Jessie Belle Warden Elmer Willis Haas Montclair Heights Herbert N. Warden Daniel A. Holmes George A. Mackellar Wheeler S. Eawards

Styles-Chesterman wedding at the bride’s home

The marriage of Miss Florence Chesterman daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Chesterman to Walter Emory Styles occurred at the bride’s home tonight. Rev F B Carter of St Luke’s Episcopal Church conducted the ceremony with Mrs Emily Anthony as matron of honor and Arthur C Styles as best man. Bridesmaids included Miss Bertha Styles Miss Gertrude Williams and Miss Nellie Mahoney.

Montclair N. J Florence Chesterman James G. Chesterman Walter Emory Styles F. B. Carter St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Emily Anthony Arthur C. Styles Bertha

Ensign Pinney to Wed in Annapolis

Ensign Frank Lucius Pinney of the United States Navy will marry Miss Mary Swann Brodgen of Annapolis at St Ann’s Church in a ceremony led by Rev Joseph P McComas at noon tomorrow. Pinney, a Connecticut cadetship graduate of 1898, joined the academy in 1894 and completed four years there.

Annapolis St. Ann's Church Joseph P. McComas Frank Lucius Pinney United States Navy Mary Swann Brodgen Connecticut Academy

Society Notes on Weddings and Summer Plans

A wave of suburban weddings draws attention with Miss Miller wedding the Rev. Brinley at Morristown. Voyages for jubilee and continent travel dominate chatter as ships depart. Ogden Mills Reid sails today. Mrs. Orme Wilson stays on Long Island until August. Payne Whitney and family plan Newport visits. Leontine Marie sails to Europe. Strollers burlesque features notable society names. Various Whitney, Gilbert, and McLean families summering in New York, Long Island, Newport, and New London with travel and residence plans.

Miss Miller Brinley Morristown N. J New York Whitelaw Reid Ogden Mills Reid Philadelphia Orme Wilson Long Island Harry Payne Whitney Newport Mrs. Payne Whitney Europe

Shopping items and travel goods in late 19th century shops

The article catalogs trunks at low prices and travel accessories such as bonbon boxes cushions and lanterns. It mentions seasickness pills in leather cases, letter paper boxes, and decorative candlesticks. It notes polo events, Garden City society, and sailing lists for the coronation season.

Notable Local Weddings Reported Recently

Gilbert E. Jones and Gilbert E. Jones Jr. wed along with George Jones and Dr. Francis P. Kinnicutt and Mrs. Kinnicutt. Frank and Isabel McKee, Caro line L Morgan, L A Morton and family, Robert Newcomb, Frederic O Spedden and Thomas B Whitney couples, plus Mary Van Buren and Louise Van Buren.

Gilbert E. Jones Gilbert E. Jones, Jr George Jones Francis P. Kinnicutt Kinnicutt Frank McKee Isabel McKee Caroline L. Morgan L. A. Morton Robert Newcomb Frederic O. Spedden Thomas B. Whitney Mary van Buren Louise D. van Buren

Newport society notes arrivals and vessels seen at harbor

Mrs. Austin L. Sands guests at her son Fred Sands cottage on Catherine Street while many visitors arrive at Newport for the season. Mariners report ships including Comanche centerboard loss, Tuscarora and Sentinel arrivals, and the Blakely and McKee preparing for trials and repairs.

Newport, R. I Austin L. Sands Fred P. Sands Catherine Street J. Fred Pierson Bellevue Avenue Charles M. Bull Brooklyn One Mile Corner E. Maitland Armstrong David King Fred W. Vanderbilt King's Daughters Miss Butler New York Miss Taylor Henry A. C. Taylor Hugh PD. Auchincloss Sidney Webster Thomas H. Howard Rough Point F. W. Vanderbilt E. Catlin John D. Davis St. Louis Jamestown Reginald C. Vanderbilt Sandy Point Farm Grinnell Willis J. P. Green Newport Tuscarora W. H. Rockefeller Major Rockefeller Naval Board of Inspection and Survey McKee Brooklyn Navy Yard Dahlgren Portsmouth Navy Yard

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