Society Notes Highlight Multiple Hostesses and Travel
A Philadelphia society roundup records Overbrook hosts entertaining Willow Grove guests, a progressive whist for Miss Zelma Hartzel to Boston, a lawn fete at the Women's Homoeopathic Hospital for a children's ward fund, and various engagements, weddings, and travels of notable residents including residents of Germantown Academy, Cape May plans, and departures for Europe and domestic trips.
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May Chites
Ogontz
Zelma Hartzel
Boston
Alice S. Kripps
Florence Camp
Janet Moore
Eda
Koons
Sanderson
B. Richardson
Margaret Allen
Adel Darlington
Gertrude Handy
Hazel Garsia
Daisy Johnson
Estella Kelly
Bertha Helmbold
Women's Homoeopathic Hospital
Twentieth Street
Susquehanna Avenue
Children's Ward Fund
Aspasia E. Ramberger
Emily Watson
Emily J. Griffith
Frederick D. Biddle
Walter Strong
Helen M. Myers
Sarah French
Helen May Abbott Gaskill
Prominent Philadelphians Arrive for Summer in Atlantic City
A party of notable Philadelphians gathers in Atlantic City for the month of June. Mr and Mrs George Sergeant have closed their Philadelphia home and will join for the summer. KE Perot and Miss A L Perot along with Miss Beth Perot have rented apartments. Dr Le Walters and his brother Dr H Walters will spend the season here. Mr and Mrs J Kenworthy and Miss E are also listed among summer visitors.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
M. H. Fisher
C. C. Lewis
J. Sugar
May Bartram
F. A. Brastow
J Mahrer
George Sergeant
Philadelphia
KE. Perot
A. L. Perot
Beth Perot
le Walters
Dr. H. Walters
Club Car to Cape May via Pennsylvania Railroad
An unclear notice notes travel by club car to Cape May via the Pennsylvania Railroad, referencing West Jersey and Seashore connections and related consignments. The fragment mentions routes and possible passenger or service details under the Pennsylvania Railroad umbrella.
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Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Jersey and Consens
Rallvest
Engagement of Elizabeth Brittan to Stewart Flagg announced
New York announces the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Brittan daughter of the late Frederick W. Brittan and sister of Geo F J Brittan to Stewart Flagg of New York City. The marriage will be quietly celebrated on June 12. Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Plympton have taken a summer house at Glen Cove L I. Mrs Tarleton their daughter and Robert M Tarleton will spend part of the summer there. Mrs Gallatin the Misses Gallatin and A E Gallatin of Gramercy Park will spend the last two weeks of June at Lake Mohonk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Isard
Monroe Isard
North Twenty-first Street
Frederick C. Morrell
Langhorne, Pa
Brin Mawr College
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Helen Wallace Chew
Leonard Chew
Franklin D. Karns
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia Times
Elizabeth Brittan
Frederick W. Brittan
Geo. F. J. Brittan
Stewart Flagg
Gilbert M. Plympton
Glen Cove
Baltimore Residents Plan Summer Travel and Visits
Baltimore entries list Mr and Mrs Alexander Gordon and daughter Miss Margaret McKim Gordon and Andrew D Jones and son Andrew D Jones Jr at the Hotel Carlton. In London, Alexander Brown and family sail July 4 on the Celtic for Europe until October. Isaac F Nicholson and family of 871 Park Avenue go to Shepherdstown, West Virginia for the summer.
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John H. A. Klander
Allegheny Avenue
Europe
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Alexander Gordon
Margaret McKim Gordon
Andrew D. Jones
Andrew D. Jones, Jr
Carlton
London
Alexander Brown
Harriet and
Bessie Brown
Celtic
Isaac F. Nicholson
Park Avenue
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Obituary notices for Robert Taylor and Isaac Kinsey
Robert Taylor aged 82, long time crockery merchant, buried yesterday from his Camden residence. Born 1819 in Ireland, he built a wholesale crockery house from 1844, later at Market Street, retired 1890, survived by widow and children. member of Covenant Lodge. Isaac Kinsey, 90, of Camden, died Tuesday of general debility and old age. former Clyde Steamship Line employee and Civil War Marine Corps veteran who served on the Monitor during the Merrimac battle.
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Robert Taylor
Mount Vernon Street
Balleybofey
County Donegal
Ireland
Covenant Lodge
A. M
Isaac Kinsey
Bilver Street
Camden
Clyde Steamship Line
Monitor
Marine Corps
Silver Street
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Funeral Services Held For John Barr Pennington
Funeral services for former Congressman John Barr Pennington were held at First Presbyterian Church Dover Delaware with interment in the adjoining cemetery. He was the oldest lawyer in Delaware and a Kent County Bar Association member, which attended in a body. pallbearers included James L Wolcott Thomas C Frame John Alexander M Daly and others.
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Speciaal
Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
John Barr Penington
First Presbyterian Church
Penington
Delaware
Kent County Bar Association
James L. Wolcott
Thomas C. Frame
Alexander M. Daly
Long Island Pottery Maker Finds Beauty in Clay
On eastern Long Island a plain home hides a gifted potter who died to a failed romance and用了 to transform loss into color. He taught himself, wed a village teacher, and through patient craft created vibrant wares that reflect inner growth. The piece extols resilience and artistic awakening through adversity.
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Long Island
Father Crowley Chosen for St Teresa's Rectorate
Rumor purports Rev. John T. Crowley selected by Archbishop Ryan for the Irremovable rectorship of St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church Broad and Catherine streets after Rev. Hugh Lane's death. Clergy show strong support as no other priests offered names. Crowley has guided youth groups and oversaw parish schools including the Girls Catholic High School.
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John T. Crowley
Ryan
St. Teresa's
Broad and
Catherine Streets
Hugh Lane
Father Crowley
James P Turner
Archdiocesan
Twelve priests named for posts by Archbishop Ryan
Eight Roman Catholic bishops of the New York Province convened in Albany on June 4 to forward three candidates to Rome for Archbishop of New York following Michael A. Corrigan. No votes were recorded and deliberations were kept private as they adjourned to meet again in New York next week.
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Albany
XL. Y
Province of
New York
Rome
Michael A. Corrigan
Ambassadors Luncheon for Porter Hosts Notables
General Horace Porter, U S ambassador to France, will be entertained at a luncheon today by Union League president Joseph G Darlington. Guest list includes General Leonard Wood, former Military Governor of Cuba, at the Union League banquet event.
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Horace Porter
France
Joseph G. Darlington
Union League
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Union
Bathing Suits Dominate Womens Fashion Of 1902
The article describes bathing suits replacing Persian lamb jackets as the season’s trend with black, mohair, and satin options. Notable designs include a black tafetta one with vertical tucks, a deep square sailor collar, and pale blue silk accents. Also notes bloomers are not worn and emphasizes fashionable trimming details and sleeve shapes. It also discusses outdoor sand play for children and the value of giving restless children purposeful activities to aid society.
Hints for the cook on meatless dishes and meals
A historical cooking note suggests living without meat amid high beef prices. It presents meatless soups using split peas and vegetables, fried bread croutons, and prepared tripe dishes with forcemeat, then simmered with milk and rice. The tone guides thrifty, meatless, home cookery with concrete steps and seasonings.
Panamas and Canes Define Men’s Style on Chestnut Street
Mens fashions as seen by a woman highlight Panama hats with brim turns and dented crowns, noting the chase for the perfect curve. The piece lists Panama variations plus four fashionable canes with distinct handles and silver caps, detailing styles that accompany the look.
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Chestnut Street
Panama
Household Tips From A Frugal Kitchen
A collection of practical advice on cooking and housekeeping. Tips include lemon juice for flavor, cleaning brase kettles with salt and vinegar to avoid verdigris, proper tart cooling to keep pastry crisp, shocking egg yolks with cold water after boiling, using a smooth strong stick for lifting pictures, testing brooms by edge pressure, saffron lace tinting, and simple flavor enhancements with garlic pepper and butter.
BEST WAY TO KEEP CHILDREN OUT
A fragment urges directing children’s stored up energy into constructive work to avoid mischief. It argues that idle energy seeks expression and that even simple tasks can occupy youngsters for long periods, with making things as a favored activity.
Social items mix in early summertime notes and nods
A slice of city life catalogs social yellows and small curios. Luncheons and strawberry festivals rise in the social calendar while shops tout new silver pitchers and pedometers. Women in Madagascar face prayer limits, and commemorative cups show King Edward and Queen Alexandra ahead of June 26.
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Kaysersinn
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Parliament
If You Have a Grief You Must Work Through
A wartime era sentiment urges persistence through sorrow and regret. It speaks of enduring hardship, learning to live in the world, and strengthening the heart by steady labor rather than yielding to gloom. The text notes that letting sadness overwhelm will sink the soul.
Early June Weddings in Oakford and Bryn Mawr Gather Celebrities
A wave of country weddings yesterday featured Miss Maude Rowland marrying John Gilbert at Trinity Episcopal in Oxford with the Rowland family nearby. Other ceremonies followed at St David's Radnor, The Willows Wayne, Williams Grove Frankford, and Bryn Mawr Church of the Redeemer, with notable attendees including the Gilbert and Wood families, plus numerous local professionals and society figures.
Miss Anna Johnson Loveless Weds Dr Charles Blaker in Holmesburg
Miss Anna Johnson Loveless daughter of Mrs Amanda Loveless married Dr Charles Stackhouse Blaker last evening at their future home on Frankford avenue Holmesburg. Rev R A Tufft officiated with Miss Mary Loveless as maid of honor and Miss Dorothy Blaker as flower girl. Best man was Dr Walter Hanley. A reception followed. The couple will be at home Tuesdays after July 10 at 800 Frankford avenue Holmesburg.
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Williams’ Grove
Frankford
Lilian Adella Williams
John G. Williams
William Henry Sassman
L. Parsons Bissell
Gertrude A. Williams
Paris
la France
Francis L. Becker
Mrs. Sassman
West
Anna Johnson Loveless
Amanda Loveless
Charles Stackhouse Blaker
Frankford Avenue
Holmesburg
R. A. Tufft
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mary Loveless
Dorothy Blaker
Walter & Hanley
Quiet West Philadelphia Wedding for Maginniss Daughter
Miss Sarah Loulse Maud Maginniss daughter of Colonel and Mrs Thomas Hobbs Maginniss of 3811 Spruce Street quietly wed Harry A Laws at St Marys Episcopal Church West Philadelphia The Rev W B Bodine officiated Miss Lillians G Maginniss maid of honor Francis S Laws best man Only a few relatives and friends present
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Sarah Loulse Maud Maginniss
Thomas Hobbs Maginniss
Spruce Street
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
West Philadelphia
Harry A. Laws
W. B. Bodine
Lillians
G. Maginniss
Francis S. Laws
Virginia Heiress Weds, Scott of Philadelphia and New York
The marriage of Miss Mary Donaldson Powell to Louis Slesman Scott took place at Christ Church Alexandria in the evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Berry man Green with extensive decor and a large bridal party. The couple will reside at Morben near the lake Gevorane, and both families are noted Virginia lineages.
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Philadelphia Times
Alexandria
Mary Donaldson Powell
Robert Conrad Powell
Louis Slesman Scott
John Calle Scott
Huander
Philadelphia
New York
Virginia
William Powell
Castle Madoc
Wales
Berryman Green
Edith Ramsey
John Robinson
Ireland
Ralph H Barbour
Cambridge
Miss
Frederick R. Smart
York
William Gregory Chapman
Gardner L. Boothe
Washington Street
Morben
Lake Gevorane
Wedding in Philadelphia church seals Lewis and Dr Charles union
Mary Miller Lewis and Dr Charles joined in ceremony at Christ Church Philadelphia tonight. Florence Brooke, cousin of the bride, served as maid of honor. Adelaide Longhead of Maryerford, another cousin, attended as bridesmaid with Margaretta.
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Philadelphia
Jane
Mary Miller Lewis
Charles
Jack
Christ Church
Florence Brooke
Homer
Adelaide Longhead
Maryerford
Ride
Margaretta Ot
Widespread Weddings Reported From Three Cities
NORRISTOWN June 4 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ratcliffe Taylor to Rev William Barnes Lower took place at DeKalb Street M E Church with maid of honor Miss Nina Knight Pugh and several bridesmaids The best man was Rev Leo R Burrows and ushers included Rev J F Nicols Miss Eva Weil served as flower girl and Master Lyle Schofield bore the ring HANOVER June 4 Miss Estella A Poist married John William Keffer at St Marys Church McSherrystown with Stella Lynch and Grace Busby as attendants A reception followed at Hotel Columbus WILMINGTON June 4 Hugh P Garlick and Miss Alice Levick Tasker wed at 920 Jefferson street Rev William M Jefferis officiating Mrs Bertha R K Hammell was maid of honor and Robert Garlick was best man
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Josephine Stewart Wood
T. Stewart Wood
William B. Linn
T. David's Church
Radnor
John Moses
Wayne
Adelaide Marion Wood
Ruth Wood
Isabel Andrews
Isabella Wadsworth
Marguerite Sibley
C. Berkley Taylor
Baron von Seldenees
F. Norman Dixon
Walter Bradley Keeler
Rosalie Dennis Cook
Christ Church Chapel
Joseph Robert Carpenter, Jr
Nisbett
Isabelle F. G. Morton
Margaret Shippen Buckley
Ethel Langtorne Wister
Augusta Shippen West
Charles T. Carpenter
James (. Newlin
Samuel B. Carpenter
Arthur Villiers Morton
E. Spencer Bight
FE. Perot Bissell
Charlies L. Stowell
Chestnut Street
Mrs. Carpenter
Anna Scott Bickley
Henry F. Farnum
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
James Mauran Rhodes
Madelein Noyes
Joseph Bradbury
Washington
Philip Spaulding
Benjamin Rush
Lardner Howell
Charles Wheeler
Edward Kk. Rowland
Edward 8. Page
Philadelphia Times
Norristown
Elizabeth Ratcliffe Taylor
Isaac Taylor
West Main Street
William Barnes Lower
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Wyncote
DeKalb Street
M. E
Nina Knight Pugh
Philadelphia
Madie K. Smith
Bridgeport
Anna Wood Schofield
Rox
Lyle Schofield
Roxborough
Hanover
St. Mary's
McSherrystown
Estella A. Poist
John A. Moist
John William Keffer
P. P. Jemmiler
James Clark
Stella Lynch
Westminster
Grace Busby
Andrew A. Keffer
Wilmington
Hugh P. Garlick
Alice Levick Tasker
New Castle
Sarah Tasker
Jefferson Street
William M. Jefferis
Calvary P. E. Church
Bertha RK. Hammell
Robert Garlick
Mrs. Garlick
Franklin Inn Club Forms New Philadelphia Authors Group
The Franklin Inn Club at 1218 Chancellor Street held its first meeting after partial furnishing of the room. President Dr. S Weir Mitchell was absent, Vice President Joseph H. Coates chaired, new members were elected including A C Buell and Charles M. Taylor Jr. The club now has over forty members.
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Franklin Inn Club
New Association of Philadelphia Authors
Chancellor Street
Charles M. Taylor, Jr
Philip C. Goepp
Cyrus Townsend Brady
John Luther Long
John Habberton
Louis Pendleton
Francis Howard Williams
F. Churchill Williams
Joseph H. Coates
Edward Robins, Jr
Walter Lippincott
J. Bertram Lippincott
Frederick W. Unger
Charles Heber Clarke
A. C. Lambdin
L. Dev. Matthewman
George W. Jacobs
A. H. Quinn
Ellis P. Oberholtzer
F. S. Edmonds
Charles F. Jenkins
Decatur Smith, Jr
W. J. Nicolls
J. M. Stoddard
Women’s League entertains at Garrick Theatre
The women’s league of the John Wanamaker store filled the Garrick Theatre with a varied program of music songs and recitations to applause. The show closed with Charles Reade’s Nance Oldfield with Miss Hayward as Nance Miss Bradway as Susan Mr Red dle elder Oldworthy and Mr Corbion the young poet under Korbion’s direction. Shepard Kollock led the music and played the organ from 730 to 8.
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Garrick Theatre
Women's League
John Wanamaker
Charles Reade
Nance Oldfield
Miss Hayward
Nance
Bradway
Susan
Reddle
Oldworthy
Corbion
Work in Polyclinic Hospital May Report
In May 1509 new cases were treated in the polydispensaries of the Polyclinic Hospital. In the receiving ward 644 cases were treated and 116 patients were admitted to the wards and 104 were discharged.
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Overbrook
Willow Grove
Maurice Jones
Harry C. Scott
Clarence Rodman
Harry ©. Scott
Milton T. Raymond
John A, Heath
M. T. Raymond
John A. Heath
Miss Johnson
William A. Woods
Alfred Cohan
Wm. A. Woods
RB. Barthlow
Thomas Yardly
M. Carey Thomas
Germantown Academy
William Denton
North Thirty-ffth Street
Julia Stevens Mitchell
Bethlehem
George Craig Leldy
Augustus Leldy
Charles M. Bache
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mrs. I. Minis Hays
Florence Fox
Lorraine
Hamburg
Aix Les Bains
John B. Lennig
Lennig
William Hatton Green
West Chester
Miriam K. Arnold
Parkside Place
Benjamin Wolf
West Seventieth Street
Nne
Spencer Cosby
Engineer Corps
8. A
Walnut Street
Misses Green
Rosemont
Wilbur W. Williamson
North Thirty-third Street
Eben Drexel Paul
Ethel Davies
American Line
St. Paul
George
Adam William T. Aldrich
Aldrich
Aspinwall
E. Singerly Bale
HH. Benedict
Loom
John Bide
Ashby Blythe
Harriet Blythe
W. F. Bradley
Alexander Caldwell
Alex, Caldwell
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B. Carstairs
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Fred. E. Hosmer
A. Hyams
C. H. Hyams
Edward Kell
Margaret C. Maule
James McCaig
McCaig
McMahon
Bingerly Meredith
Anna Morris
Albert C. Pain
T. H. Parrott
J. H. Patterson
DF. Patterson
Helen Robertson
John H. Sanderson
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George H. Smith
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Harriet
Zeeland
William L. Allen
Wm. L. Allen
Joe L. Allen
J. B. Amos
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Rles Barton
W. Bayliss
A. W. Baylis
Thomas Beebe
Oygrille
Conville
Rhee Denner
Margaret Ellio
Red Star Line
Morris Jastrow
Henry
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Nage Kelses Mies
L. W. Kolebr
George FE. Lovett
Allan McLane
F. H. Partridge
Beverley H. Potter
Williem H. Rau
Lolu Rau
Ruby Rau
L. Rea
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Eltha Root
Edith Root
Otto W. Sar
Ed Sturgis
Edward Sturgis
Torrance
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Stephen E. Tucker
Wagener
van Wagener
Mise Mastek
Mary K. Waring
John S
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May Rodes
Illian B. Chase
E. L. Burkhart
Samuel Kimmel
Theodore Hanson, Jr
J. Arthur Chew
The
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Thomas E. Jones
Charles C. Stevenson
Simon Stern
Watson
General Wilson
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Senate
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Bacon
Faulkner
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Bromywell
Calhoun
Dennis F. Fealy
Mary
Mack Kenny Cunningham
U. S. Army
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Adirondacks
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Mrs. Tilford
Fisher's Island
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Mia. Willoughby
Halidon Hill
F. P. Lippitt
Mary Page
Althea Cottage
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Birney
Henry J. Rhett
Jamestown
B. Cutting
William Cutting, Jr
Bellevue Avenue
J. M. Clark
Pembroke Jones
John O'Brien
J. Kenworthy
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St. Teresa’s Church
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Joseph A. O' Ga
Wilmington del
Ney James Williams
Church of the Annunciation
Shenandoah
Patrick D. Houston
St. Patrick's
McAdoo
Edgar J. Cook
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Serc
Miles A. Keegan
St. Peter's
Beets
Elmer M. Etapistos
St. Bernard’ S Ton
Vincent A. Dever
Church of the Holy Infancy
South Bethlehem
Patrick J. Gallagher
All Saints’ Chapel
Eezy Meen
St. Stephen's
Philarpien
J. Kealy
Ocean City
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Church of the Holy
Sharon Hill
Augustus Y. Wachter
All Saints’ Church
Ambassador Porter
Fen
Farrer Quincy Adam
Sinal Bey
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Pittsburg
Chestnout Street
Paria
Gilbert Rowland
Maude Rowland
Howard Rowland
John Gilbert
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Cty
J. B. Harding
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Virginia Rowland
Gertrude Gilbert
Broom
May Harper Musser
Allan Butler
Craig Dixon
Lawrence Johnson
Theodore Brown
Paul Gilpin
Howard Hill
Duncan Whelen
Albert Gerhard
Howard Butcher, Jr
Harry Butler
Cheltenham
Mrs. Gilbert
Wood
Carpenter
Sassman-Williams
Farnum-Bickley
Marvin White Little
Media
Arthur G. Jack
Morace P. Beck
R. L
Albert E. Bull
Wilkesbarre
Albin G. Pennington
Frederick Taxson
Devon
Louis R. Little
J. Norman Risley
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