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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

5

Society notes spotlight Philadelphia wedding and summer plans

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Leiper Martin to George Brown Jr of Baltimore occurs today at Summit. Miss Margaret Buckley serves as maid of honor with a large party of bridesmaids. Ushers include Mr. H Carroll Brown and others. Numerous social events, travels abroad, and high tea gatherings fill the season as families relocate to summer residences and attend yacht and garden events.

Elizabeth Leiper Martin George Brown,Jr Baltimore Summit Margaret Buckley Pauline’ Biddle Louisa Beall Grace Brown Elizabeth Martin Elizabeth Runyon Helen Wynne H. Carroll Brown John Newbold Howell Parr Carroll van Ness W. Irwin Cross Lawrence Martin Clarence Martin

To Serve Strawberries Daintily in Desserts and Salads

A guide to strawberry based desserts and presentations. Recipes include croustade and sponge cake shells filled with berries, strawberry rice, strawberry soufflé, custard like fillings, strawberry jelly ice and a lemon juice cream garnish. Also covers strawberry salads with lettuce, lemon juice and cream mayonnaise.

The Summer Girl's Sash Fashion Preview

The long flowing sash ribbons in pastel shades feature blossoms and embroidery. Highlights include amethyst sashes, red purple violets on cream satin, and rainbow marbled silks with picot edges. patterns range from delicate florals to l art nouveau outlines.

Rainy wedding superstition across nations

A New York Commercial Advertiser note reports varied beliefs about rain on wedding days. In Brittany and Greece, rain or water play a role in fortune, with brides and friends weeping or being drenched to ensure happiness.

New York Erza Simbrisk

Fragmented Commencement Verse Fragment

A cryptic verse fragment describes a dreamlike scene at a commencement with satin attire and intimate sentiment. The speaker notes tingling cheeks as a voice moves them, alluding to longing and affectionate speech amid unclear surrounding lines.

One Woman Thinks There Is an Art in Knowing When to Stop

A collection of aphoristic lines on self restraint, appearance versus wealth, conversation, and social conduct. It notes caution in judging others, the value of hope for love sick youth, and the perils of presumptions about emerald parasols and complexion. It highlights talk of bargains and weather as social currency.

Keiser buckle stock leads summer neckwear trends

The season showcases the Keiser buckle stock in varied colors and materials, with white, black, pink, and blue options and buckles in gilt, nickel, gun metal, and iridescent pearl. White lawn polka dot ties and dotted borders are popular, alongside white flower pins, brooches, and ribboned parasols. Linen dresses trend blue, cornflower, old rose, cream, gray, mauve, with Eton jackets and linen coats finished by lace collars.

A Curious Love Charm From Moonlit Nets of Marriage

A curious superstition claims that Norwegian girls weaving a fine hair net by moonlight for thirty nights would marry within three years. Those who break or hole the net were doomed to be hopeless old maids.

June Wedding of Martha Hichborn and James Blaine

Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the marriage of Miss Martha Hichborn daughter of Rear Admiral Hichborn and James G Blaine in Washington DC on June 4. The ceremony at 1707 N Street was officiated by Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe with few guests. After a luncheon the couple left for New York and Europe before settling in New York where the groom works for a morning newspaper.

Philadelphia Times Washington, D. C Martha Hichborn Hichborn James G. Blaine N Street Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Radcliffe

Wedding of Frances Addison Mason and John Richard-Cowen Wrenshall

In Hagerstown on June 4 a notable social event was the wedding of Miss Frances Addison Mason, daughter of Dr A B Mason of Hagerstown, to John Richard-Cowen Wrenshall, civil engineer for the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. The ceremony at the bride’s home on West Washington Street drew a large fashionable assemblage with Rev. Robert A Boyle officiating. Jane Allison Mason was maid of honor. bridesmaids included Katherine Humphreys Wrenshall and others from Baltimore, New York, and Hagerstown. Best man Donald R. McKee and ushers from Philadelphia, Hagerstown, Baltimore, and Lebanon attended.

Philadelphia Times Hagerstown Frances Addison Mason A. 8. Mason John Richard — Cowen Wrenshall Baltimore Philadelphia and Reading Bailroad Lebanon West Washington Street Robert A. Boyle Presbyterian Church Jane Allison Mason Katherine Humphreys Wrenshall Starriet Davies Fellows New York Margaret Neill Anna ©. Collina Nancy Findlay Leonora Hamilton Donald R. McKee William Stewart Green Philadelphia Alexander Macgill Lane Cyril W. Baugher Harry H. Lineweaver

Haffey Derr wedding in Pottsville at St John’s German

Frank Haffey of Philadelphia wed Miss Carrie Derr of Tower City today at St. John’s German Catholic Church. Rev F W Longinns officiated with bridesmaids Carrie Derr and Clara Ritzel and groomsmen Dennis McGlynn and Jerome McCarthy, both of Philadelphia.

Haffey-Derr Philadelphia Times Pottsville Frank Haffey Philadelphia Carrie Derr Tower City St. John's F. W. Longinns Clara Ritzel Yorkville Dennis McGlynn Jerome McCarthy

Miss Rebecca Smith Weds Frederick Berger in Wilmington Church

Rebecca Gibbons Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ernest Smith married Frederick Bart Berger of Denver Col at Central Presbyterian Church Wilmington. Ceremony conducted by Rev William Frederick Lewis and Rev Dr Thomas A McCurdy with assist from Rodney Street Church and Central Church ministers.

Philadelphia Times Wilmington Del Central Presbyterian Church Rebecca Gibbons Smith J. Ernest Smith Frederick Bart Berger Denver Col William Frederick Lewis Rodney Street Thomas A. McCurdy Central Church

Baltimore woman marries Atlantic City businessman at noon

Miss A. Blanche Henry of Baltimore wed Harry E. Tietjen Jr a young Atlantic City businessman in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Fred. at an Atlantic City location. The event marks a union of two prominent local families during June in Atlantic City.

Philadelphia Times Atlantic A. Blanche Henry Baltimore Harry E. Tietjen, Jr Fred

Diller Miller Wedding at Grace Church Chapel

Miss Caroline Getz Miller daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. Q. Miller wed Walter Ludvig Piller at Grace Church Chapel on Forty second Street Leidy Avenue. Ceremony conducted by Rev. H. Q. Miller and Rev. Henry 8. Getz with escort by her uncle George De Sliver. The bride wore white crepe de chine with duchess lace and carried white carnations. Best man was Herbert Stitzer maid of honor Genevieve Hargrave and bridesmaids Laura Wenzelle Eisle Darrow Julian Weldersheim Adeline Russell. Ushers included William Powell Harry Powell Howard Sickel and Frank Ramsay.

Grace Church Forty Second Street Leidy Avenue Caroline Getz Miller H. Q. Miller Walter Ludvig Piller George de Sliver Henry 8. Getz Church of Holy Apostles Herbert Stitzer Genevieve Hargrave Laura Wenzelle Eisle Darrow Julian Weldersheim Adeline Russell New York William Powell Harry Powell Howard Sickel Frank Ramsay

Mingus Girard Nuptials At First Christian Church

Yesterday at noon Miss Mabel Mingus daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mingus of Philadelphia and Gustave Girard of Brooklyn were married by Rev Robert G Frank. The ceremony featured a father escorted procession with white gow and field daisies decor while Ma Mingus served as maid of honor and bridesmaids Elizabeth Griffith Eleanor Craft and Edith Mingus. Best man Dr George Bhaurney assisted, with ushers Mewier Douglass Lloyd from Brooklyn and Walter Yates of Philadelphia.

Manheim Josephine Murphy West Pine Street Cliff Island Casco Bay Maine Elizabeth Taylor Roberts Pnoch Taylor Roberts Robert Shoter Macrum Pittsburg Market Square Presbyterian Church Germantown Edward P. Cowan Anna Woods Roberts Wallis James Tever Clara Troemmer Susan Riddie Estelle Steele May Barrett Frank T. Nevin Charlies J. Doyle Edward A. Woods Alexander W. Addair Joseph F. Griggs Enry J. Kenderdine Thomas McBride Nichols Mabel Mingus James Mingus Philadelphia Gustave Girard Brooklyn N. Y Robert G. Frank Ma Mingus Elizabeth M. Griffith Eleanor P. Craft Edith Mingus George Buarney Girard

Reeves Lippincott Wedding in Jenkintown Church

Miss Josephine Lip pincott wed Samuel Kremer Reeves in the Church of Our Saviour Jenkintown yesterday. Bishop McVickar assisted with Rev Floyd Towkins. maid of honor Constance Lip pincott and bridesmaids Maud Donaldson Lucy Talmadge Edith Roberts Bertha Lippincott attended. Charles Newbold Welsh.

Edith Roberts Bertha Lippincott Charles Newbold Welsh

Reeves nuptials noted with extensive wedding party lineup

The best man and ushers included Thomas Ridgeway Edward St George L Harrison Henry Disston Edgar Church Jay B Lippincott Robert Cassatt and George McFadden Jr after the ceremony a reception was held at Craig Erie Lippincott country seat near Meadowbrook The couple will reside at Meadowbrook after a long wedding trip

Thomas Ridgeway Edward St George L. Harrison Henry Disston Edgar Church Jay B. Lippincott Robert Cassatt George McFadden, Jr Craig Erie Lippincott Meadowbrook Mrs. Reeves Meatowbrook

Miss Eleanor Daisley Weds Harry Hughes at Our Saviour Church

Miss Eleanor Daisley daughter of Mr and Mrs William Daisley married Harry Hughes last evening in the Church of Our Saviour Jenkintown The Rev Dr Coles officiated Miss Ethel Vincent was maid of honor Richard Graham best man After a wedding tour the couple will reside in Jenkin town

Eleanor Daisley William Daisley Harry Hughes Church of Our Saviour Jenkintown the Revy Dr. Coles Ethel Vincent Richard Graham Mrs. Hughes

Public Park Wedding Set By Wager Between Ri Levy

William Sterling Maxwell and Miss Annie Kuglas will marry in a public park on June 26 as part of a wager with Ri Levy a business man of 20 North Second Street. The groom is a Spanish American War veteran. The ceremony will be by Rev Ferguson of Richmond and Ann Streets Presbyterian Church. A parade fireworks and an ox roast will accompany the event.

Ri. Levy North Second Street Wiliam Sterling Maxwell North Sixth Street Annie Kuglas Ninth Diamond Streets Levy Santiago Brooklyn Ferguson Richmond and Ann Streets Presbyterian Church

NO SYMPATHY AT HOME Clergyman Tella Why He Left His Wife and Went Abroad

Grinnell Iowa June 4 The case of Professor George D Herron with conduct unbecoming a clergyman came up for hearing today in the Congregational Church Thirteen churches of the district were represented by twenty six jurors eight of whom are said to favor expulsion even before hearing testimony No defense was expected so the court

Grinnell Iowa George D. Herron Tven Congregational Church

Man Separates After Claiming Divine Mission

A man writes that he felt called on a divine mission and separated from his wife who offered no sympathy. He later left to pursue a desertion plea, signaling a troubled personal crisis and legal implications.

Herron

Kindergarteners Meet Philadelphia Kinder garten Union Officers

The Philadelphia branch of the International Kindergarten Union held its regular meeting at the Overbrook Institute for the Blind. Miss Marlon Mackensie of the University of Pennsylvania spoke on Nature Study in the Kindergarten and methods of teaching. Mrs. Thomas Hill summarized the National Convention in Chicago. Newly elected officers include President Anna W. Williams and a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, a treasurer, directors, and honorary members.

Philadelphia International Kindergarten Union Overbrook Institute For the Blind Marlon Mackensie University of Pennsylvania Thomas Hill Chicago Anna W. Williams M. L. van Kirk Mary Adair Louise Renshaw Adele Mackenzie Zeila N. Parker Carrie Kuhn Sarah Rawlins Sarah Fible Anna McDonough Virginia Jacobs L.barber John Stephens Durham William J. Devlin Carrie Benkett Hildegarde H. Hering

Nursery Churc h Aids Mothers With Care During Service

Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES reports Livingston Avenue Baptist Church in New Brunswick will open a nursery to care for babies during services. Rev. A Sears leads the effort, with volunteers from the Christian Endeavor group staffing the nursery starting Sunday, aiming to ease mothers’ attendance.

Philadelphia Times New Brunswick Livingston Avenue Baptist Church A. Tt. Sears Christian Endeavor

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Society and the Home Caleb Milne Walnut Street Lilian V. Fulton Charles E. Taylor Norman de R. Whitehouse Edward Moore Robinson Falcon Hill Laverock Assembly Room Eighteenth Street Tioga Edwin A. Fricke Heaton Frank G. Buckley William Logan Walter Ridge Way Thomas Armstrong William Hickman BE. G. Wood Miller Burkhardt William Sherwood Winfield Holt Henry Prickett J. H. Fisher Frank Schoble Ira D. Conkling Lawrence Haas William Cowperthwait J. Moore Clark Miller Bowser George Hickman Frank S. Heavis Ralph Tygert Willis Haas H. T. Swain Robert Hickman J. L. Tomlinson I. Davies G. D. Warfield W. J. Fletcher George F. Baer Europe Pemberton Hutchinson Ogents Marion Chanler Stedman East Clifton I.a Wiliam Bingham Dimon Collingdale Trinity Church Julia Macalester Neill Patty D. Neill Atlantic City Northeast Harbor Cragsmoor Merion Caress W. Barton Hopkins Rittenhouse Square Gourock William Hatton Green Thomas G. Morton Morton Cape May Strafford T. L. Eyre Thomas McKean Fern Hill Wissahickon Avenue Edwins. Cramp Florence Cramp Newport McVickar Bishop McVickar Rhode Island Mary Coles Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd Rosemont Rudulph Bilis William Williams Randolph Russell John P. Green William Hy» Ramsey Maurice Hecksher Thomas Patton S. W. Packard George A. Heyl John Lloyd Jesse Nalle John C. Groome P. H. Morris William Morris Harry B. French George Dallas Dixon Charles 8. Farnum H. F. Weeks George W. Pere George R. Yours Henry L. Ge J. Ogden Hoffman Guild American Line St. Louis A. O. Allen E. B. Allen Richard Ashhurst E. E. Baldwin Blanche Felter L. Fraissinet Hla Fuller Mary S. Garrett William Grange Lawrence Grange Jessie Grange Elise Grange A Ee Nat. C. Good Nat C. Goodwin Thomas B. Gresham Thos. B. Gresham Margaret Griswo Harrison A. Holland Charles M. Jarvis Charles M. Jarvi Robert Lee Leonard Lewisoh Ana Philip Lewisohn Lounsby James W. McAllister George W. McAllister a __ McQuade Mason Miller Leroy Rs Miller Lord Pauncefote Lady Pauncefote Pauncefote Pettit Robert H. Smith Bau Smith James H. Stebb Bartram Bartram Gardens Henry H. Kimball Thomas C. Newbold John Lavens Oscar West Lucy Hathaway Miss Abbott Martha Gibson Christine Darrach Adele Sproul James M. Castle Grace Newbold Sarah Griffiths Edith Wood Alice Bartram Helen Gibson Alice Gibson Adele Wet Nanon Elliot Washington Perry Heath New Y Ward Simpkins Boardman Hay Patten Meame Merriam Painter Legare Waleee Count Cassini Wash- Zeeton Lota Robinson Frederick Gebhard Herbert Cassard Oscar Webb Sudbrook Park Martha ‘Phelps Walbrook California Nash Ohio Edward Simpson Lieutenant Simpson Harry Lehr H. P. Dyer Lewis Chanler Thomas Hitchcock Center Hitchcock Howland Pell Gladys Pell William ‘Rhinelander T. J. Oakley Rhinelander R. Fulton Cutting Tuxedo R.T. Wilson Kate Helen Brice H. Mortimer Brooks Fanny Reed Edward A. Manice Wyndrush Farm Pittsfield Shopland Graduate Wrenshall-Mason Berger-Smith Tietjen-Henryr Erick J. Stanley First Presbyterian Church Diller- Miller Girard- Mingus Tella International Union Wanamaker Century” Club John Wanamaker
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