Society notes of engagements and summer plans
Miss Blanche R. Dobbins to Horatio P. Connell Jr. engagements and weddings fill a social round. Families sail to Europe and summer in New England and at Cape May. Barnard College graduation dance and Newport golf season featured with prominent society movers and their travel and residence plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Dobbins
Blanche R. Dobbins
Horatio P. Connell
Frederick Turnbull
Devon
Edward Iungerich Smith
New England
John B. Stetson
John B. Stetson, Jr
Europe
Lincoln Godfrey
Cape May
Charles Shoyer
The
Progressee
Astor
A. Cass Canfield
Newport
Hermann Oelrichs
Euro
Ces
Minnetuck Golf Club
Wanneramossett Club
Providence
New Bedford
Fall River
Newport Golf Club
S. B. Stitt
Philadelphia
Thomas McKean
Pinnard Cottage
Sea
Alfred G.vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Farm
Portsmouth
Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Edward 8. Willing
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J. Fred Pierson
Edwin S. Cramp
Miss Cramp
Fashions for Miss Muffet Adorns Sunshine Wardrobe Styles
The article describes Miss Muffet and Little Jack Horner outfits for spring and summer. It highlights Tuscan straw Cuban flat hats with blossoms, lace trimmed frocks, and pink chiffons. Sunbonnets with capes protect baby heads, and overalls replace dresses for play, featuring denim fabric, bib fronts, pockets, and shoulder straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Muffet
Tucker
Bob
Jack Horner
Jack
Misa Muffet
Baby Teething Schedule and Tooth Care Advice
The article outlines teething order by age from six to twenty four months with central incisors, lateral incisors, molars, and eye teeth. It advises rubs with sugar and ivory for nearly through teeth, daily mouth washing, and using a soft toothbrush after eight incisors appear to prevent toothache and promote health.
Miss Irene Vanbrugh Recalls America Tour
Actress Miss Irene Vanbrugh recounts impressions from the United States after performing in The Gay Lord Quex. She recalls an unannounced visit to a manicuring shop, notes America’s exhausting vitality, and observes a scarcity of men at social events as women outnumber them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Vanbrugh
Quex
America
Ordina
Miss Vanbrugh
Doctor So-and-So
Her Way Eyes and Hair Not her Crown
A fragmentary verse describes a woman by her manner rather than features. The speaker notes small blue gray eyes and a shy demeanor while claiming the defining trait is “jest her way.” A closing line expresses growing love for her as she moves in a distinctive way.
Novelty Luggage Smuggling Aboard Trains Provident Bags
The New York Evening Post notes odd luggage trends that aid smuggling and travel. A dog carrier disguises a pet dog on trains, a rubberlined dress suitcase carries beachwear, and a wicker baby carrier lets a mother transport a child discreetly with a fitted handle and shoulder strap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Be Very Sure Says Hugo Love Letters Published
An excerpt cites Victor Hugo claiming jealousy is absent in those who love one woman and implies they are in love with them all. The passage also notes superstitions about whistling women and comments on happiness, optimism, and parental roles in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
The Language of Eyes and Eye Color Variations
The article discusses how eye color signals personality traits and mental qualities. It links gray eyes with talent and shrewdness, hazel with steadiness, green with courage and energy, and black with fire and heroism, while detailing how eye shape reflects perception and thought.
The Virtues of Vegetables and Their Effects
The article extols raw tomatoes for reducing volatile oils and claims blood purification from many greens like spinach and cabbage. It notes no scientific basis for tomatoes causing cancer and cites asparagus for rheumatism, carrots for asthma or jaundice, turnip tops as tonic, onions as a rheumatic and nerve tonic, and parsley as a blood purifier.
How to Remove a Tight Ring Guide
A historical note describes using a flat needle to thread through a tight ring. Thread is drawn under the ring toward the wrist, with soap to ease it. After pulling a length of thread, the needle is withdrawn and the thread end wound around the finger to slip the ring free.
Strawberries baked in rice mold with berries
A vintage recipe describes rolling very tender rice with sugar and butter, adding egg yolk paste to line a mold, filling with strawberries and more sugar, baking briefly in a hot oven, then inverting onto a dish and serving with cream or whipped cream.
One Dollar Seaside Outing from Philadelphia
Special Sunday excursions offered by Philadelphia and Reading to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Trains depart Chestnut Street and South Street ferries at 7 30 A M each Sunday in June and return from Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City at 6 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Chestnut Street
South Street
June wedding in Philadelphia of Miss Marguerite Sayen and Ferdinand Johnson
Miss Marguerite Sayen and Ferdinand Martin Johnson were married at St. Philip's Episcopal Church in West Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Clarence W. Bispham with maid of honor Helen Richards and a group of bridesmaids. The couple will reside at 814 South Forty-eighth Street after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Sayen
Edward M. Sayen
Ferdinand Martin Johnson
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
West Philadelphia
Clarence Wyatt Bispham
Helen Richards
Jeannette Hope
Olga P. Clinton
Mary V. Houston
Marie Megary
Emily Dinning
Baltimore
Agnes Royal
Spruce Street
Mrs. Johnson
South Forty-eighth Street
Marriages at Forty second Street church and Mercantile Hall
Miss Marguerite Sayen daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Sayen wed Ferdinand Johnson at Forty second street church with Rev Clarence Wyatt Bispham officiating. Bridesmaids and ushers named. reception at the Sayen home followed by a short tour. Julia Meyers wed Herman Martin at Mercantile Hall with Rev Dr H Berkowitz officiating and reception held. The Martins plan to live on North Thirty second street after trips to Boston and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Gamma Society
St. James’ Hall
Louise Hubley
Gertrude Mason
Ethel Easton
Alice Prowattain
Montgomery Terrace School
Bank Hall
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Children's Country Week Association
Richardson
Jane
Germantown
New Orleans
Elizabeth Davis
Frank Miller Acton
Church of the Incarnation
Broad and
Jefferson Streets
Sampson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Frank W. Hackett
At &J. Philip's
Protestant Episcopal Church
Forty-second Street
Baltimore Avenue
Marguerite Sayen
Edward Sayen
Ferdinand Johnson
Clarence Wyatt Bispham
Helen Richards
Olga P. Clinton
Mary V. Houston
Marie Megary
Freda Dinning
Agnes Royal
Jeannette Hope
Walter E. Graham
Henry E. Johnson
W. W. Johnson
George Sayen
Lyman Sayen
Richard McFarland
Edward T. Nugent
Spruce Street
Mrs. Johnson
Julia Meyers
Samuel Meyers
North Eighth Street
Herman Martin
Mercantile Hall
Master Street
Harry Meyers
Edward Goldman
New York
Mrs. Martin
Thirty-second Street
Oxford Street
Baltimore Bride Weds William West in St Mark's Church
Miss Isabel Duer daughter of the late Adgate Duer and great granddaughter of Chief Justice Marshall married William West of Philadelphia at St Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church near Pikesville Md The ceremony was led by Rev Charles Holt with Rev Lawrence assisting The couple will reside in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Isabel Duer
Adgate Duer
Marshall
William West
Philadelphia
St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Pikesville
Charles Holt
New York
Mr. Lawrence
Ethel Hough
Agnes Duer
Eleanor Reynolds
Agnes Barton
Charlotte Taylor
Louise Harrison
Frances Duer
Douglas Duer
J. Douglas Brown
Church Lawn
John Riera
Francis Trotter
W. Brentwood Smith
Duncan Smith
Jobe, Dost
Jdr
Marshall Duer
Brothe
Randolph Barton, Jr
Helen Clay
Harry F. West
Lydia West
Iss Brown
Barthe Henry
Mrs. West
Elaborate Jewish Wedding in Norma Synagogue
A very elaborate and attractive wedding was held in the Norma synagogue near Vineland in a Hebrew colony supported by the Baron de Hirsch fund. Prominent philanthropists from Philadelphia New York Bridgeport Vineland and Woodbine attended along with almost all Hirsch colonies in South Jersey. The spouses were Miss Fannie Glickman and Morris Doroshow from Norma’s leading families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Vineland
N. J
Norma
Baron de Hirsch Fund
Philadelphia
New York
Bridgeton
Woodbine
Hirsch
South Jersey
Fannie Glickman
Morris Doroshow
Divine healer wed in Bridgeton ceremony
William Francis Ireland a self styled Divine Healer from New York City married Jennie Campbell in Bridgeton New Jersey. The couple met after he came to heal her three weeks earlier and the ceremony was held by Rev. George FE Ford of the Second Methodist Protestant Church who also believes in divine healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Bridgeton
N. J
William Francis Ireland
New York City
Jennie Campbell
James Campbell
Ireland
George FE. Ford
Second Methodist Protestant Church
Grace Knowlton Waggaman Wed At Valley View
Miss Grace Louise Knowlton and Clarke Waggaman married this afternoon at Valley View the home of Dr and Mrs Daniel E Clarke. The bride is daughter of the late William S Knowlton of Island II and the groom is the second son of Thomas E Waggaman of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Grace Louise Knowlton
Clarke Waggaman
Valley View
Daniel E. Clarke
William 8. Knowlton
Island II
Thomas E. Waggamap
Georgetown
Esther Waggaman and Dr Charles Neill Wed in Caldwell Hall Chapel
Miss Esther Waggaman daughter of Dr and Mrs Samuel Waggaman of Georgetown married Dr Charles P Neill economics professor at the university in Caldwell Hall chapel at Catholic University. Best man was Dr Daniel W Shea professor of physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Esther Waggaman
Samuel Waggaman
Georgetown
Charles P. Neill
Caldwell Hall
Catholic University
Daniel W. Shea
Altoona pair wed at Eager home in Dover ceremony
Calvin Phillips Cowgill of Altoona Pennsylvania married Elizabeth Hasbrouck Eager at her mother Lavinia Eager’s Dover residence. Bridesmaid Angelica Eager and best man Calvin D. Denney with usher Walker Mifflin attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
Calvin Phillips Cowgill
Altoona
Elizabeth Hasbrouck Eager
Lavinia Co. Eager
Angelica Eager
Will D. Denney
Walker Mifflin
Guttridge and Gormley Wed at 23 South Maryland Avenue
Miss Harriet Guttridge daughter of Oliver H Guttridge and Harry J Gormley were married today in the couple’s home pew at 23 South Maryland avenue Atlantic City The ceremony took place in the bride and groom’s home setting with Mr Guttridge gifting the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormley-Guttridge
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Harriet Guttridge
Oliver H. Guttridge
Harry J. Gormley
Maryland Avenue
Mr. Guttridge
Reading groom weds Roberta Bower in Lewisburg home ceremony
Frederick B. Meixell of Reading and Roberta K. Bower daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Bower were married at 2 PM at the bride's home. Rev J T Judd officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meixell-Bower
Philadelphia
Lewisburg
Frederick B. Meixell
Reading
Roberta K. Bower
A. E. Bower
J. T. Judd
Professor J Luther Sigimund Marries Mabel Genevieve McClintock
Carlisle June 6. Professor J Luther Sigimund of the Dickinson preparatory faculty wed Miss Mabel Genevieve McClintock at Salona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigimund McClintock
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
J. Luther Sigimund
Dickinson
Salona
Mabel Genevieve McClintock
Levi Bird Starts Four-in-Hand Coaching Trip
Levi C. Bird began a four-in-hand coaching journey at noon today, traveling through Lancaster and Chesokwin ce Bal Sade a eed Hagens Hear Sea Bea, as reported from Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Timms
Wilmington
Levi C. Bird
Lancaster
Chesok
Wince
Physical Culture in Schools Gains Compulsory Status
The Assembly requires physical culture in public schools and the Board of Education committee agrees on a 15 minute daily program. Dr Grace Splegie will draft the course, while a request to add a fifth grade at Warren School was sent to a sub committee. The group also tightens rules on paid death in the family leaves for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Kavanagh
Grace Splegie
Normal School
Warren
Belmont
Merchant
Jewish Maternity Home May Report Details Admissions and Services
Dr Catherine Munro resident physician at the Jewish Maternity Home reports for May that admissions totaled seven births six operations eight days support nine outpatient department one birth in nursery for motherless infants admissions three in the clinic twenty seven new patients and forty eight old patients with thirteen eye cases treated. Property at 5382 Spruce street recently bought for four thousand five hundred dollars subject to an annual ground rent of eighty nine dollars. Alterations will add space for gynecological wards operating room and improved maternity and clinical facilities once funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine N. Munro
Spruce Street
Fifty Years Man and Wife Golden Anniversary at Easton
Colonel Edward Lloyd and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in Easton Maryland yesterday receiving many congratulations from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Easton
Edward Lloyd
Obituary notes for George H. Vroom and Major George Arthur
Obituary records George H. Vroom a Camden County Bar member and former Law Judge who died at 40 after four weeks with typhoid fever. Born 1861 New Brunswick he studied at Rutgers and was appointed Law Judge in 1893 dying in 1897. survived by widow and three children. Also reported Major George Arthur assistant paymaster US Army died suddenly at the Weddell House Cleveland from a ruptured blood vessel behind the ear. autopsy links death to a blow during Philippines incident while defending a treasury box last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Vroom
Camden County
West Haddonfield
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
John T. Woodbull
Camden
Vroom
John W. Wescott
Camden Court of Common Pleas
Werts
Constance
Gustine
Ropert
Camden County Bar Association
George Arthur
United States Army
Weddell House
Cleveland
Arthur
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Treasury
Philippines
Obituary: John Mayhew Moore Former Judge Dies at 74
John Mayhew Moore former Gloucester county New Jersey judge died yesterday in Clayton at age 74 He was born January 1 1827 in Bridgeton and was among New Jerseys oldest glass manufacturers and real estate owners He leaves a wife and six children Mrs A L Steelman and Dr E Kemp Moore of Philadelphia Mrs Thomas Koch of Allentown and Cornelia Florence and Laura Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayhew Moore
Gloucester County
N. J
Clayton
Mr. Moore
Bridgeton
N.J
New Jersey
A. L. Steelman
E. Kemp Moore
Philadelphia
Thomas Koch
Allentown
Cornelia
Florence
Laura Moore
Baltimore Businessman Dies in Atlantic City Paralysis Complication
Mordecai Dawson Tyson, a retired Baltimore businessman aged 45, died in Atlantic City yesterday after arriving there with paralysis and other illnesses. He was accompanied by his wife, a nurse, his son James W. T 3d, and his brother George S. Harrison. The party planned to return to Baltimore for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordecai Dawson Tyson
Baltimore
Atlantic City
James W. T _ 3d
George 8. Harrison
Tyson
John H. Bonnell Dies. longtime New Jersey Official
John H. Bonnell, custodian of the New Jersey State House since 1894, died yesterday at his brother’s home in Newton New Jersey after several months illness. A prominent Republican figure in New Jersey politics, he resided in Essex county. The funeral will be held in Newark on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bonnell
New Jersey
Newton
N. J
Bonnell
Essex County
Newark
Notable Local Figures in Tragedy and Education
Charles Stall of Altoona died after a hospital scape in Roaring Springs aged 47. He was a railway contractor and former state legislator 1899 to 1900. Myron M. Goodenough of Hamilton New York aged 73 died yesterday. founder of Hamilton Female Seminary and Colgate and Madison graduate. George B Warfel, B and O Southwestern official in St Louis, died yesterday at Capville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stall
Altoona
Roaring Springs
Myron M. Goodenough
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
Madison
Hamilton Female Seminary
George B. Warfel
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
St. Louis
Capville
Indianapolis Judge Cyrus C. Hines Dies
prominent Indiana lawyer Judge Cyrus C. Hines died yesterday after a long residence in New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus C. Hines
Indianapolis
Marriages and Deaths Licenses Issued by Clerk
Clerk Bird granted marriage licenses to numerous couples including William Morris and Catharine Lawson Samuel J. Chambers and Josephine Lehman Sigmund Roomberg and Annie Gosch John W Wesselsen Jr and Helen Weeks Cormick McKelvey and Catharine Kerns Frank Byrne and Lena Schwartz Michael McGlinn and Margaret A Creighton Freak A Stout and Bessie Boyer Philip J Hoelzle and Catharine EB Bittel John J Brown and Lillie Jobo Flanagan and Catharine McGrath Isaac R Evang and Georgetta Roger Alexander G Gilmore and Emma Kramer Walter C Longcope and Lillies B Pritty Augustus J Brant and Alibia Maccarson Siegbart Strauss and Blanche Gardner A Quinton Cole and Ida L Baldwin Michael Cripi and Julia Scocca Clayton BE Spencer and Frances C Parsons Sebastian P Kueny and Rose V Ward Benjamin F Tate and Mary Matthews Matthew J Murphy and Lillian G Woodward P Franklin Hill and Minnle A Wedd Walter V Stiles and Marthe Myers Thomas J Kirk and Katie A Flanagan John H Roberts and Minnle M Maxwell Charles Michael and Golda Gumber Enos W Alderman and Florence E Sherman Joseph K Crater and Jensie N Kelly Joseph Brill and Katharine Riccard Johann G Schoeck and Emma M Eiker Dr Maurice J Karpeles and May Lang James Blair and Margaret Gait Henry Mele and Anna Stader Robert W Miller and Sarah L Bryan John H Walters and Mary J Furs George M Weachter and Katie A Eberly Williem G Miller Louis Strauss Frank J Carr and A Roberts Harry 8 eeoe Dera C Kline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
William Morris
Catharine Lawson
Samuel J. Chambers
Josephine Lehman
Sigmund Roomberg
Annie Gosch
John W. Wesselsen, Jr
Helen Weeks
Cormick McKelvey
Catharine Kerns
Frank Byrne
Lena Schwartz
Michael McGlinn
Margaret A. Creighton
Freak A. Stout
Bessie Boyer
Philip J. Hoelzle
Catharine EB. Bittel
John J. Brown
Lillie Jobo Flanagan
Catharine McGrath
Isaac R. Evang
Georgetta Roger
Alexander G. Gilmore
Emma Kramer
Walter C. Longcope
Lillies B. Pritty
Augustus J. Brant
Alibia Maccarson
Siegbart Strauss
Blanche Gardner
A. Quinton Cole
Ida L. Baldwin
Michael Cripi
Julia Scocca
Clayton BE. Spencer
Frances C. Parsons
Sebastian
Jensie N. Kelly
Joseph Brill
Katharine Riccard
Johann G. Schoeck
Emma M. Eiker
Maurice J. Karpeles
May Lang
James Blair
Margaret Gait
Henry Mele
Anna Stader
Robert W. Miller
Sarah L. Bryan
John H. Walters
Mary J. Furs
George M. Weachter
Katie A. Eberly
Williem G. Miller
Louis Strauss
Frank J. Carr
A. Roberts
Harry
Eee Oe Dera C. Kline
Pairs of Names Appear in Unidentified List
A long sequence presents multiple couples in a scraped OCR list. Names include Owen J. McGuigan Rose H. Galbraith Joseph E. Miller Bessie Deesterly Robert Brooke Marguerita K. Tourison and many others, formatted as partner pairs.
Local Weddings in Philadelphia Clergy Unite Couples
On June 5 1901 at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church and various Philadelphia homes couples were married. Burdsall Kinkaid Cheesman Dederick Logan Wilson Lucena Reineck and Price Jones were joined by Rev Dr J Henry Hartman and Rev Dr NAY Hartman in ceremonies at 418 South Sixty First Street 5322 Haverford Avenue 1213 North Fifty Fourth Street and other residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdsall—Kinkaid
Sixty-first Street
Burdsall
Lansdowne
Margaret Kinkaid
West Philadelphia
J. Henry Co
Epworth
Jn Riet
Dederick
Philadelphia
J. Henry Hartman
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan—Wilson
North Fifty-fourth Street
William
Logan
Elizabeth Wilson
Philadela
Nay Hartman
Epworth Bodist Episcopal Church
Logena
Reineck
Joseph Lucena
Mary E. Reineck
West Ee
Moses
Eporth
Price Jones
Sane
Obituary notices list multiple June funerals and burials
June obituaries cover numerous individuals with details on wakes masses and interments. Entries include Samuel Colbitt at Immaculate Church and Harleigh Cemetery, Peter Cunning at St Joseph's, Caroline Grill at Greenmount Cemetery, Philip D. Hamill at Monument Cemetery, Henry C Harper at S K of P Cemetery, Eleanor Jaggar at First Methodist Episcopal Church Ocean Grove, A B McCrea at Fernwood, John M Moore at Gee Soak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRILL
Caroline
West Tioga Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Philip D. Hamil
North Street
Monument Cemetery
Henry C. Harper
Mifflin Street
S. K. of P
Jaggar
Ocean Grove
Eleanor Jaggar
George Jaggar
Germantown
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Town
Mccrea
A. B
Rebecca
Jane
William
South Sixth St
Fernwood Cemetery
John M. Moore
Bene
Se Rigney
Local Notices of Deaths and Funerals in Philadelphia Area
SALUDO vices at 3026 West Dauphin Street set for Friday at 1 o clock June 7 1901. BER Gt Fag MAY beloved child of Fred and Rose E Standing aged 7 years funeral 2 30 P M Monday 900 North Twelfth Street interment Hillside. SULLIVAN Mary A daughter of William P and the late Ellen Sullivan funeral Saturday morning 8 30 from 1523 South Tenth Street high mass of requiem at Annunciation Church interment Cathedral Cemetery. YERGER Mary A veteran wife of William D Ye aged 54 years funeral 1 P M Monday from 1942 West Cayuga Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dauphin Street
Totorment
Fred
Rose E. Standing Ag
North Twelfth Street
Hillside
Sullivan
Mary A
William P
Ellen Sullivan
South Tenth Street
Annunciation Church
Yerger
William D. Ye
West Cayuga Street
Deaths Reported June 5 with Names and Addresses
A list of deaths dated June 5 provides names ages and street addresses. Entries include Charles H Armstrong 2186 Wood St age 52 Margarette Beatty 681 N 20th age 53 Eugenie Boocsłowski 846 Front 8th St age 46, and others such as Susan Brown 815 Wharton St Catharine Callahan 2253 Montrose 575 William Chisholm 1737 Bainbridge 50 Joseph Cleary 1205 Tree St 16 Sarah Coates 1230 Waverly 16 P F Cunningham St Josephs Hospital date 6 Sarah Daisley 426 N 38th St 31 4 James Donnelly 1308 Webster 72 4 Robert Eggert Jr 22865 N OSFRR Florence Dinsmore 1265 Taylor 30 James Davenport Pres Hos 24 5 David R 668 Union St sof 5 Edwin Vans 1919 N Gratz St 243 T Montrose St 2844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Charles H
Wood St
Beatty
Margarette
Boocslowski Eugenize
Brown
Susanpa
Wharton
Burnett
Robert
Callahan
Catharine
Montrose
Chisholm
William
Bainbridge
Cleary
Joseph
Tree St
Coates
Sarah
Waverly &T
Cunningham
St Joseph's Hospital
Daisley
Sarah A
Davenport
Mrs. A. B
Pres. Hos
David. R
Union
Edwin B
N. Gratz St
Montrose St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society and the Home
Robert E. Griffith
Canonici Island
John J. Henderson
North Fifth Street
J. Emlen Smith
Bar Harbor
J. Craig Wallace
Haverford
France
Lindenwold
Ambler
David Binney
Jamestown
R. I
J. Clifford Wilson
George Lea
Merion
Augustus Sommer
Mount Pocono
George A. Lea
Elizabeth Lea
Edward Ilssey
Francis L. Baron Cramp
Craig Heberton
Harriet Heberton
Thomas Skelton Harrison
Premfret Center
Conn
Rosa H. Stein
Michael Stein
Eutaw Place
Bertram I. de Young
Guttmacher
Sadie Adler
Edwin F. Fleischer
Leo Belmont
Leon M. Conwell
Russell H. Conwell
Sara H. Brewster
Worthington
Conwell
Thomas Raeburn White
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Newcastle
Ind
George H. Eyre
Leona C. Haines
Georges. Haines
Q. C. Davis
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Third Street
Martie Ka
Elmer F. Sparks
Vine Street
Jennie Snyder Young
Joseph W. Young
Henry W. Aitken
West Jersey Title Company
William H. Fisburn
First Presbyterian Church
Clara D. Connor
Langhorne, Pa
Eleanor Young
Ethel Coles
Edward C. Aitken
Mrs. Aitken
Elizabeth Baker
Paul
Georgie Taylor
Ponder
George Dallas Dixon
Harrison-Baker
John Gill
William M. Boykin
McShane
Champe Robinson
Elde
Dunpo
Traveler
Foce
Annie Moore
Johnson-Sayen
Martin Meyers
West-Duer
Doroshow-Glickman
Campbell
Waggaman-Knowton
Neill Waggaman
Cowgill
Weekly Magazine
Agents College
Herbvic
Philadelphia Firemen
Herown
Our City
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Great Britain
South Africa
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
New Democracy
South
John R. McLaurin
United States
South Carolina
John B. Corliss
Michigan
Fashions For
Owen J. McGuigan
Rose H. Galbraith
Joseph E. Miller
Bessie Deesterly
Robert Brooke
Marguerita K. Tourison
Harry A. Edwards
Sarah E. Baller
Wilbur M. Vansant
Elizabeth M. Connolly
John B. Off
Myrtle
Florence R. Lovett
Thomas H. McNeill
Tillie M. Kruser
Harry Ryan
Lizzie Keegan
Henry T. King
Florence M. Preston
H. Orville Hoover
Irene M. Simon
Frank Krewson
Jane G. McIntyre
Maurice D. Hirst
Edith M. Platt
William Anstey
Mamie Russell
Harry V. Waldron
Desta J. Lydon
Joseph T. Rinert
Emma M. Condit
George X. Wittmer
Jessie Hatten
Charles Ridout
Fannie Weeks
William F. Whalen
Harriet E. Underwood
Charles J. Rinker
Elizabeth Stahl
Harry van Leir
Hattie J. Wood
Stephen H. George, Jr
Lottie Quay
Thomas Hearns
Lizzie Kane
Samuel L. Price
Mary EB. Bradley
John M. Moyer
Mary E. Lipper
J. Ryland Murdoch
Anna B. Gilchrist
John B. Manby
Bessie Harold
Walter Rudolph
Bessie Hambacher
Walter Bright
Sarah Gardner
Thomas Sheridan
Mary Garvey
John W. Chew
Emily C. Morlock
Charles Paul
Rebecca I. Lapishb
Victor J. Bevan
Margaretta Schultz
William Craig, Jr
Helen R. Henderson
Bradford Clarke
Saludo
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