City Society Notes Preview Summer Exoduses to Europe
The week highlights a mass departure as residents head to Europe for the season. Numerous families and individuals plan sailing from New York in early June and mid month, including Bohlen, Biddles, Beales, Shaw, and others, with many cottages and residences set for summer use in Islesboro, Newport, Bar Harbor, Wynnewood, and Chestnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Bohlen
Frank Bohlen
West Spruce Street
Bement
Geo. Wood
North Broad Street
Edward F. Beale
New York
Isabelle Shaw
Sophie Elliott Shaw
Keyser
South Thirteenth Street
Elias Boudinot
the Pascoe
T. Ashby Blythe
Harriet FE. Blythe
Robert P. Moulton
Chestnut Hill
Henry A. Berwind
Radnor
Alexander Williams Biddle
Biddle
Islesboro
W. Hodge Bennett
Flanders
Birch Lane
Montgomery Avenue
Percy la Roche
Clifton Springs
William RB. Churchman
South Twenty-first Street
Silver Lake
William Waterall
Wynnewood
James A. Bonsack
Newport
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Wallace Street
Plattsburg
Lake Champlain
Elsie
Katharine Norton
Mitchell Morrison
Bay Head
L. I
Percival
Spruce Street
Grange
Devon
Arthur
Love
West Chestnut Street
Ocean City
Weddings and engagements fill June social calendar
The June wedding season features multiple ceremonies across town and country. Notable events include Miss Maud Wainwright to Wainwright Churchill at Overbrook Presbyterian Church and Miss Blanche Roatche to Clarence Wilkins in Glenside, with many other nuptials planned through June 12 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Roatche
Glenside
Clarence Wilkins
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Lida Brooke
Anna Thomson
Sherler Coster
S. Earle Hoover
Frank X. Renninger
Carroll Brooke
George J. Renninger
Social notes from Merion Cricket Club and area social events
The second opening dinner dance at Merion Cricket Club drew many young guests and hosts, with lists of attendees including Harry B. French and Miss A Brinton. A Chestnut Hill country dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gibbs featured a large guest list, while a surprise party honored Beatrice Stern at 1423 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion Cricket Club
Harry B. French
Charles K. Zug
William E. Aumount
Erroll B. Hay
Henry H. Collins, Jr
Servertus P. Stambach
Phineas Prouty
John Baird
A. J. White
Robert Lowrie
Frank H. Wigton
A. Brinton
Lawrence Gibbs
Chestnut Hill Country Place
Josephine Hawley
John W. Creer
Grace Sparks
Eltis P. Keaton
Fl Soom
Samuel P. Sartain
Alice Jamison
Eugene C. Clements
Ethel Kennedy
Jack Parkes
Jessica Gilbert
Willis Lee Howison
Harriet Isley
Oscar Werner
Bertha Plummer
Walter G. Gibbs
Florence Dengler
Morgan
Jed Helene L. Lee
Philip Morgan, Jr
W. J. Cameron
William Harrison
Estelle Barrett
Harry G. Walker
Ethel Grimes
Pr. W. Campbell
Edna Lewis
Elmer W. Hopkins
Y Weber
Charlies Kilpatrick
Henry Hughes
Lester H. Keith
Beatrice Stern
Franklin Street
J. S&s
J Walter
Minnie Stern
William Shinn
Lillian Gumtow
William Foss
Dolly Fritze
Prank Shissler
William E. Laird
William F. Laird
Wm. Mackenthun
William Mackenthan
R. Stern
William Disston
Chestnut Hill
Frank Sharpless
D. Webster Dougherty
Miss Dunlop
Miss Hallmark
Ernesto G. Fabbri
No. 11
East Sixty-second Street
Elliott F. Shepard
Scarborough On
the Hudson
Atlantic City Sees Crowds as June Visitors Arrive
Atlantic City reports large crowds and perfect weather as June tourism looms. Notables and politicians including Lyman J. Gage, Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, and several Philadelphia residents are listed as guests at major hotels. The Lawyers' Club hosted its first banquet with local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Gynecological Society
Rudolf
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Royal Palace Hotel
Lyman J. Gage
Ulysses S. Grant
President Grant
Casey
Washington
Galusha A. Grow
Henry H. Bingham
Charles F. Warwick
John E. Brown
Edwin A. Pue
Philadelphia
F. M. Weist
Mra
M. F. Fisher
E. Luburg
BE. G. Farrell
M. Berliner
Re White
H. H. Handsome
K. J. Detweller
Owen Osborne
Steven W. White
Jacob Riegel
Samuel Whitney
Miss Oster
Chelsea
Charlies A. Porter
Charlies A. Porter, Jr
BE. L. Haydock
L. A. Reilly
Miss. Steel
Lawyers’ Club
Charles (. Babcock
Lewis P. Scott
Bourgeoi
Castren Gesene
EU H. Chandler
Coren
Harry Wootton
William M. Clevenger
Wil Cone
Carpenter
D. Bishop
Phila
Leenee
Steamer Special to New York by Pennsylvania Railroad
Westbound steamers of the American Line and Pennsylvania Railroad will run from Broad Street Station at 8:00 AM stopping at Germantown Junction at 8:10 AM. Train consists of Pullman Buffet Parlor Car with cash fares and will coast...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Broad Street
Germantown Junction
IRO Uoois
Carolina Ave
Beach
Bath
F. Shaw
Dinners and Luncheons Mark Wissahickon Week
Week of dinners and luncheons centered on events at the Wissahickon Horse Show. Distinct dinners honored Charlemagne Tower US Ambassador to Russia and General Edward de V Morrell for David B Henderson Speaker of the House. Guests included prominent Philadelphia society figures and many Biddle and Cassatt family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissahickon
Cornelius Stevenson
Charlemagne Tower
United States
Russia
Edward de V. Morrell
Broad Street
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Stevenson
Alexander B. Coxe
Louis Starr
Samuel Houston
Horace Binney Hare
Charles Platt, Jr
Henry C. Chapman
Weekly Roundup in Germantown Social News
Social notices list engagements and weddings for Mabel Potter and Howard Lewis and Emmie Davis Robins with Charles Gibson, Florence Rel Fagan and Samuel Haddock Farr, and Florence Elizabeth Caldwell and Walter St Clair Knodle. Also reported are residents attending at homes, closings of city residences to Chestnut Hill, and upcoming gatherings at Wakefield Fisher's Lane after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmie Davis Robins
Charles 8. Gibson
Calvary Church
Germantown
James W. Robins
Annie Bronson Robins
Henry 8. Grove
Tulpehocken Street
Mabel Potter
Howard Lewis
Charles 8
Gibson
Calvary Episcopal Church
Manheim Street
Pulaski Avenue
Anna Bronson Robins
Louis FE. Fagan
Florence Rel Fagan
Samuel Haddock Farr
Locust Avenue
Florence Elizabeth Caldwell
Palmyra
N. J
Walter St. Clair Knodle
Formal card party hosted by Mrs Mason at Walnut Street
Mrs Frederick T Mason hosted an informal card party on Tuesday afternoon at 2118 Walnut Street. The Corinthian Yacht Club will open with an event at the club house in Essington on Saturday June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Mason
Walnut Street
Corinthian Yacht Club
Essington
Belmont Cricket Club presents sixth annual operatic spoof The Pirates of Penzance
The Belmont Cricket Club will stage its sixth annual operatic production The Pirates of Penzance on June 3 at the Garrick Theatre. The cast includes Richard as a pirate chief Dr Louis A During Samuel Edwin Dunwoody Frederick as a pirate apprentice Ernest Hill Major General Stanley Horace Dumont Edward a sergeant William L Bosbyshell as Mabel and Miss Emilie Gilbert as Ruth with a chorus of seventy. Percy A Legge musical director Frank Palmer stage manager and a large committee of club members directing the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Cricket Club
Garrick Theatre
Richard
Louis A. During Samuel
Edwin Dunwoody
Frederick
Ernest Hill
Stanley
Horace Dumont Edward
William L. Bosbyshell
Mabel
Occasccack
Nina G
Emilie Gilbert Radith
Frank H. Corlies
Morton S
Ruth
Paul B. Fenton
Percy A. Legge
Frank Palmer
William L. Bosbeyshel
Social News From New York and Nearby Locals
May 31 report notes Frances Jane Converse to wed Ord Preston June 7 in Englewood New Jersey. Rockefeller couple arrive in Cleveland to stay at Forest Hill. Henry Burr Barnes rents Edgecombe on the Dunes at Southampton to Mrs. George Bliss for summer. Lily Oelrichs wedding to Peter D. Martin set for July 24. Havemeyers travel to Islip country house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Mies Frances Jané Converse
Ord Preston
Englewood
N. J
Mr. Preston
Henry Burr Barnes
Edgecombe On the Dunes
Southampton
S. J
George T. Bliss
Susan Bliss
Lily Oelrichs
Charles M. Oelrichs
Peter D. Martin
Brazilian Minister and Wife Leave Washington for Summer
The Brazilian Minister and his wife closed their Washington house for summering at Narragansett Pier after a six week European leave. Senor del Visa of the Argentine Legation plans to return and join colleagues on the North Shore. Miss Susan Quay, visiting in Ohio, will come to Washington briefly before heading to Beaver Pennsylvania. Colonel and Mrs Waters depart Washington for a Maine coast summer home. Baron Gevers will spend the summer in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Hackenburg
T. B. Potsdamer
Wyncote
Alfred M. Klein
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Narragansett Pier
Europe
Senor del Visa
Legation
Susan Quay
Ohio
Beaver
W. E. Waters
Maine
Baron Gevers
Netherlands
Knight-Aitken nuptials in Grace Church
Marion Knight daughter of Robert Knight and Richard C. Aitken son of John Aitken of Camden were married at Grace P. E. Church tonight before a large fashionably dressed crowd. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Edward Knight with assistance from Rev. R. G. Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Merchantville
Marion Knight
Robert Knight
Richard C. Aitken
John Aitken
Camden
Grace P. E. Church
Edward Knight
R. G. Moses
Naval Academy Graduates Bid Farewell at 1908 Ball
Annapolis May 31 The Class of 1908 naval cadets held a farewell ball for the graduating class in the academy assembly room. Mrs Joseph B Girault of the Board of Trustees helped receive guests with Cadet Roland Brainard president of the 1903 class assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
Naval Academy
Joseph B. Girault
Board of
Roland Brainard
Indexers Scraps and Scrappers in New York Office
A New York Evening Post excerpt profiles professional indexers and scrapkeepers who compile clippings into indexed scrapbooks. It highlights choosing quality materials, indexing by subjects and authors, and cases from electrical company scraps to political clippings, noting costs and practicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Madison Square
New York
First Clans
Franklin
Westale
Cleveland Lobue
Bonds
Tam
Jerome speech angers New York City leaders in controversy
New York officials and Irish leaders condemn District Attorney Jerome for a speech to Harvard students in Cambridge. He assails Mayor Low Police Commissioner Partridge and the Irish community, while Justice O Gorman calls him unfit for his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Jerome
Low
Partridge
Harvard
Cambridge
Oldest living actor James Doel marks 68th birthday
The New York Herald notes James Doel the oldest actor, who debuted at 16 in a Devonshire theatre. Brother of the Countess of Craven’s kin, Doel rose to popularity in the West of England, praising acting over props as touring companies traveled by road. He later became manager and lessee of a Plymouth theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doel
New York Herald
Doel
Devonshire
John Brupton
Countess of Craven
England
Plymouth
Germans' Tangle of Red Tape in Bertin Letter
In a London Express letter Bertin contrasts German expatriates with those at home. He praises abroad Germans in America for enterprise and trade, while Australian Germans are depicted as sober, honest, and valuable to their communities. He notes German Australians, including those in the 61st Australian contingent, and mentions a VC recipient of German descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
London
Teuton
America
Australia
Africa
V. C
Kruger
Victoria
Germanys Conscripted Society and Public Life Observed
A narrator describes German society as dominated by soldiers and conscripts who cling to orders, affecting all classes including railway workers and police. A Berlin interaction with a police official shows formal procedure and civility, prompting note on compliance with regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Berlin
Thiergarten
Poral
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Williams
Walter Farwell
Chicago
Farwell
Gertrude Barr
J. Johnson
H Stweet
Lawndale
Cora Gertrude Dunlap
Emmet Lawler
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Maud Wainwright
Wainwright Churchill
Overbrook Presbyterian Church
Jonathan Wainwright
W. H. Barbour
Grace A. Burt
Joan Seeley
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Wagner
Mary Boardman
Violet Fielders
Duncan Jacques
New Jersey
Gilbert Casselbury
Howard S. Clyde Bacon
John Pickens Dornan
J. Paul Bains
George Reynolds
Adaline Bonnafon Walters
Edmund G. Walters
Lansdowne Avenue
Horace Edmund Guillou
Burke
South Forty-first Street
West Philadelphia
William Bucknell
Edith
Samuel Price Wetherill, Jr
First Baptist Church
Seventeenth and
Sansom Streets
Wetherill
Beech Bank
Edgewater Park
Anna Scott Bickley
Henry V. Farnum
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
James Mauram Rhodes
Madelein Noyes
Louisa Georgia McCalla
John M. McCalla
Enoch Magruder Thompson
St. Paul's Church
Mary Brittingham
Bessie Brown
Harry Gardner Taylor
Reno Street
West
T. Stewart Wood
Wayne
Josephine Stewart Wood
William B. Lion
Bt. David's Church
Mise Mildred Williams
Frank Neuburger
Mercantile Club
Bowling Club
Eugene M. Kaufman
Ed M.niebaum
Alexander Doonebaum
Lemuel
Lawrence Marks
Samuel & Fleisher
Walter A. Hirsh
Jack Hirsh
Sidney Kraus
Chas Friedman
Arthur Loeb
Herbert E. Loeb
Alfred D. Neuburger
Nathan Snellenburg
Helene Snellenburg
Stanley Snellenburg
Samuel Snellenburg
Fam- Hy Avill
George Woodward
Chestnut HM
Charles W. Henry
James F. Houston
David Townsend
Jobn Harris
William Masters Camac
Wanut Street
Colonial Dames of America
Randolph Mansion
Fairmount Park
Samuel Rea
D. W. Orr
Overbrook
Louis Prevost Evans
Wendel
Phillipe Bowman
Elm
Chaminade
Chad
Orpheus Club
THE
Eastbourne
Francis Wister
Freecis Wieter
Mre
4. Co. Mise B. VY
Meames PF
Anna M. Butler
Men
I ¢ Socoet m . Go
Alexander van Rensselaer
Camp Hill Hall
Fort Washington
Henry C. Boyer
Henry
Boyer
Henry Ingersoll
R. Bayard Bowie
B. Bowie
Arthur E. Newbold
A. E. Newbold
W. ©. Drexel
G. W. C. Drexel
John W. Geary
Edward Lowther Welsh
B. L. Welsh
Robert K. Cassatt
W. Biddle
Piatt
Miss Rush
Miss Marion Biddle
Lynford Biddle
Livingston L. Biddle
Joseph Roberts Carpenter, Jr
Charles F. Carpenter
Samuel H. Carpenter
E. Spencer Blight
Charles L. Stowell
James C. Newlin
E. Perot Bissell
Arthur Villiers Morton
William Ellis Scull
Leighton Place
Alexander
Williams Biddle
Mason Campbell
George Hazlehurst
Samuel L. Harding
Rosabel Luker
Ethel Browning
Mira Dickson
Edgar ©. Felton
the Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Theodore Pidgeon
Edward Browning
Wissahickon Heights
Woodward
Samuel F. Houston
John A. Harris
Narraganset Pier
William Moore Wharton
Wharton
Pine Street
Francis Reeves Strawbridge
Westview Avenue
Pauline D. Disston
Theodore Fletcher Pidgeon
Chestnut Hills
Mrs. Ellicott Fisher
Fisher Homestead
Wakefield
Fisher's Lane
Joseph G. Hibbs
William L
Miss Rastall
George Saye
Edw. L. Graham
William M.peale
J. Howard Brown
Ferdinand M. Johnson
C. Eakin Jones
Fred’k B. Gilbert, Jr
Ferdinand Johnson
J. William James
Miss Stokes
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Forest Hill
Rockefellers
Aitken Knight
Professional Indexers
New York City
James O'Gorman
Ellis Island
Citta di Milano
Columbia
Pretoria
Lucania
Bolivia
St. Paul
Island
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Peekskill
Bellicoses
Max Meyer
Broadway
Crane
Centre Street
Joseph Bloch
Bloch
Loretta Scutter
York Street
M. E
Brooklyn
William Hamilton
Miss Scudder
St. Edwards Street
Mr. Hamilton
Miss Gould
Helen Gould
New York University
Emily Ogden Butler
Henry Draper
Metropolitan Opera House
Market Street
William Kane
St. N. Y. City
W. Johnson Quinn
Atlantic City, N
Majestic
Virginia Ave
Sun
Osborne
Royal Palace
Chestnut Street
N. Pike
Marlborough House
Ocean Front
Siah White & Sons
Lexington
Pacific and
Missouri Avenues
New House
Ryan’s Cottage
Berkshire
Virginia Avenue
Brs
Anne
J. A
J. E. Dickinson
Kenton
CHARLES V. _FRICK
Pitwey
W. J. Imel
Brookehurst
eVitioe
Burrell & Brown
Gee
Charles R. Myers
Ocean View
R. RF. Bogle
K McGrath
Chetwood
P. A. Dempsey
the Sav Chelsea
Dire
Hanley
Allaires
Fehling
R. A. Boniheld
Ralston
Morris
Matthew Baines
Arctic
Illinois
Cape May
Congress
Ocean
S-acre
Chestnut St
R. Halpin
Long Branch
West End
W. E. Hildreth
Oceanic Hotel
Wil
A. Hardt
Blue Bridge Mountains
Western Maryland Railroad Co
Blue Ridge Mountain
Maryland R. R
Blue Mountain House
Gettysburg
Griswold
General Pass
Foss
Baltimore
Capon Springs
Great North Mountain
Chas. F. Nelson
W. Va
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Wotl
Harrington
ADIRE
Idacks
Cascade Lake House
Adirondacks
Cascadeville
Weston
Bway
HOMSO
Thomsons
GEO. C_BATCHELLER
Broadway N.Y