Society notes from Dolobran fete and summer moves
Dolobran the Griscom country place hosted a charity lawn fete with booths on the green and a vaudeville show to benefit The Pines near Conshohocken. The item catalogs numerous Philadelphia society members planning summers at Bar Harbor Cape May and various towns, with weddings engagements and travels, including Mrs. William Wilson and Eleanor Wilson in Washington and san Francisco bound trips and several deployments to Genoa Newport and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine A. Whitty
John Whitty
West Rittenhouse Street
Germantown
John Philip Tobin
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
George Luke Remington
Tioga Street
Sherman
Texas
C._G. Pinckney Norris
Thomas S. Reed
Frank Sartori
Joseph R. Wainwright
Lucien Alexander
Thomas B, Jr
J. W. Moorehead
Philadelphia
Cape May
J. Madison Taylor
Bar Harbor
Marie Gerhard
Herman A. Gerhard
James William Kelsey
St. Stephen's Church
Broad and
Butler Streets
North Sixteenth Street
Katheryn Tomlinson
Mary Barrows
Mount Holly
N. J
Frederick Jockers
Dickinson Street
Eighth
Honduras
Dr. Soto
Washington
Senor Gorea
John ©. Bates
Philippine Islands
William L. Wilson
Arthur L. Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Anne Irvine
Lloyd H. Irvine
Manila
Charles Lyman
Lyman
San Francisco
General Corbin
George N. Beale
Georgetown
Mortaumonde
Maryland
H. A. Herbert
France
E. H. G. Slater
Newport
Francis T. Bowles
B. F. Bowles
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Souvenirs from Colorado given to President and Mrs McKinley
The President and Mrs McKinley and Cabinet ladies received Colorado souvenirs from Mr and Mrs Thomas F Walsh at Glenwood Springs. The gift to the President is a Russian leather bound book with gold fittings and Colorado steel engravings. Mrs McKinley received a Colorado gold card. Cabinet ladies each got engraved board cases with gold and silver decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
McKinley
Thomas F. Walsh
Glenwood Springs
Col
Colorado
New York
New White Fashions Dominate Summer Dress and Accessories
White gowns and veiling fabrics overhaul summer wardrobes with tailored mohair serges and nun’s veilings, lace trims, inserts, and taffeta accents. Neatly fitted skirts flare from the knee with light slips worn beneath. Menswear shows neat neglige shirts in black and white, blue and white, or all white, plus grass linen styles. Turquoise parasols and artificial florals flavor special outfits, while fans remain an indulgent accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mademoisele
Beau Broommell
Brussels Point
Amoked Pearl Mount Double Faced Fan Scene
A described double faced fan features three girls two with lovers in a boat from a balcony and the third feeding a swan on steps. The opposite side reveals the interior of the ball room, offering an ornate glimpse into the scene and atmosphere of the ballroom ambience.
The Housekeepers' Column at The Philadelphia Times
The Woman's Department editor seeks a practical housekeepers column inviting readers to submit recipes and tips on household matters. Readers should send favorite proven recipes with explicit quantities and mixing directions. Join the effort and address letters to The Woman's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
THE
Strawberry Cream Filled Cakes From Mrs Wilson
A recipe details making two strawberry cakes from flour salt baking powder butter milk and strawberries. Mix dry ingredients rub in butter then add milk to form dough. Roll, bake twenty minutes, split and fill with sugared strawberries and cream. Name appears as Mrs William Rrxrr Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Wilson
Jelly and Pudding Recipe From Old Cookbook
A mixed dessert guide outlines stewed cherries with tapioca and egg white, cooked briefly then set in hot water and cooled in the pan. It suggests cider flavored gelatine jelly as a superior imitation wine jelly, molded and chilled, with a note about a Boston style address fragment.
Recipe for brittle candy with sugar and vanilla
Combine two cups sugar with one-half cup water and one-eighth cup vinegar. Roll without stirring until it firms in water, add a walnut-sized piece of butter, remove from heat, stir in half a teaspoon vanilla, and cool. When cool enough to handle pull until creamy white.
Ambrosia Chocolates Method From 1900 Recipe
Margaret R. Rollock of The Woman's College of Baltimore describes a candy method mixing sugar and water to form a soft caramel like syrup without stirring then cooling and beating to a creamy knead. She melts unsweetened chocolate and coats the formed cream balls by dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret R. Rollock
The
Woman's College of Baltimore
Culinary Delights From Elegant Tea to Golf Ball Treats
A variety of recipes and novelty foods are described. Pineapple in tea replaces lemon, a strawberry cream dessert, a fig and jelly cake filling, a chocolate coffee beverage, and a chocolate bread pudding served with whipped cream. Also includes a banana salad garnish and a playful golf ball shaped sweet made from figs dates and nuts rolled in sugar.
Last Evenings Entertainments at Local Theatres
At Kreith's Theatre Augustus Thomas one act A Proper Impropriety staged by Louise Thorndyke Boucicault and James Horne. A comic sketch How to Get Rid of a Mother-in-Law with Monroe Mack Nellie Lawrence. Other acts include Ray L Royce Sidney Grant Edward Gray dance by Elseeta Pat Rooney and many duos. Biograph films shown. Chestnut Street features Miss Bob White in ninth week. Park Theatre presents The Dairy Farm. Girard Avenue shows Lost in New York revived by Amy Lee. Lyceum Theatre features the London Gaiety Girls in variety extravaganza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreith
Augustus ‘Thomas
Louise Thorndyke Boucicault
James Horne
Monroe
Mack
Cork
Nellie Lawrence
Ray L. Royce
Sidney Grant
Edward Gray
Elseeta
Pat Rooney
Grant
Clark
Gandy
Carleton
Terre
Milton
Maude Wood
Mudge
Morton
Zeda
Elden
Biograph
Walter Damrosch brings varied program to Willow-Grove
Walter Damrosch and his orchestra present ten numbers at Willow-Grove with works by Wagner Dubois Delibes Raff Von Weber Bach Goldmark and Liszt conducted by Damrosch. Two daily concerts include a Beethoven fifth symphony and Liszt Tasso. Afternoon pieces span Gluck Johann Strauss Bizet Saint-Saens Grieg and Mendelssohn. Evening shows begin at 8 and 3 for matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow-Grove
Walter Damrosch
Wagner
Dubois
Delibes
Sylvia
Raff
von Weber
Bach
Goldmark
Liszt
Amrosch
Damrosch
Beethoven
Chopin
Chabrier
Bryn Mawr scholarships go to high school girls
High School Girls lead in Bryn Mawr scholarship exams with top averages. Ten matriculants receive high marks and one German credit. Esther Lape earns a perfect German score. Graduating exercises at Academy of Music include Hampton L. Carson as speaker and diploma awards by Professor Rover, Dodd medals by Samuel Huey, and Colonial Dames prizes by Mary Taylor Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr College
Girls’ High School
Bryn Mawr
Esther B. Lape
Mary R. Miller
Jame
Shoemaker
Ada. Truitt
Margaretta B. Wilson
Helen R. Blumenthal
Edith Talbot Boyer
Jessie R. Fauset
Kathryn E. Grotevent
Miriam L., Johnson
Anna Muller
Edith Waldie
Anna Chaney Workman
Constance Mathews Falk
Miss Lape
Grace G. Broomall
Gladys Chandler
Alice E. Colgan
Margaret Coyle
Eleanor Durell
Ida Ms Garrett
Josephine Katzenstein
Amy Kline
Mary S. Lee
Minerva Lepper
Anne D. Long
Helen Lowengrund
Annie McConnell
Alice McQueen
Dodd
Samuel B. Huey
Board of Education
Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames of America
Mary Taylor Mason
Esther E. Lape
Anna E. Kircherer
What One Woman Thinks The Red Ripe Tomat Man Heard
A quirky column notes in playful observations on youth pride and romantic notions. It mentions a man’s facial hair signal on the lip, telephone tones revealing courtship, and a mother’s view of supporting her husband with the baby. A soda fountain attendant observes chocolate sodas’ popularity with girls.
Noordland Passengers Land From Liverpool Voyage
The Noordland passengers arrived from Liverpool via Queenstown late Sunday night and were landed yesterday morning. The 65 cabin and 274 steerage travelers included many Irish girls seeking domestic work, with many bound for the West. Notable travelers included First Lieutenant Ossipoff of the Russian navy and sixteen men headed to the new battleship Retvizan at Cramps shipyard. A passenger brought a dog preserved in a coffin with a Paris veterinary surgeon’s death certificate. Twenty six steerage travelers were detained by Immigration for ticket formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Line
Noordland
Liverpool
Queenstown
West
Herr Ossipoff
Cramps
New York's Spite House Built From One Man's Vengeance
The Chicago Chronicle reports a famed New York dwelling known as the Richardson Spite House, a narrow 104 foot long, five foot wide structure on Lexington Avenue built by a millionaire bricklayer to spite a neighboring landowner. The house remains infamous for its absurd dimensions and cramped, pygmy rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Chronicle
New York
Richardson
Lexington Avenue
Heyman Larner
Country Week Association opens with gifts and summer aid
The Philadelphia Country Week Association at St George's Hall reports 700 plus in donations as it begins its summer charity. Many children apply to be sent to the country starting Wednesday July 3 with trains weekly thereafter. boys aged up to 10 and girls up to 12 travel, with exceptions for certain employed or ill children and sick mothers. Rebecca Dotterer serves as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Country Week Association
St. George’s Hall
Thirteenth
Arch Streets
Rebecca
Dotterer
June Wedding in Flemington Unites Fulper and Craig
Miss Julia Higgins Fulper of Flemington wed Philip Insley Craig of Water Gap Pa in the First Baptist Church. Rev L D Temple officiated with maid of honor Miss Mary Craig Lehigh Gap and best man Allen D Craig. The bride wore heavy cream satin trimmed with point lace as bridesmaids Miss Jessie Grant Philadelphia Miss Margaret Young Elizabeth Miss Jean Van Sickle Flemington and Miss Ella Greason Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Flemington
N. J
Julia Higgins Fulper
Philip Insley Craig
Water Gap
First Baptist Church
L. D. Temple
Mary Craig
Lehigh Gap
Allen D. Craig
Jessie Grant
Philadelphia
Margaret Young
Elizabeth
Jean van Sickle
Ella Greason
Brooklyn
Marriage of Miss Jennie Goldsmith to Henry Bernheimer
June 10 in Reading reports the marriage of Miss Jennie Goldsmith to Henry Bernheimer at Temple Oheb Shalom. Rev Julius Frank officiated. 250 guests from New York Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Paterson Newark Brooklyn Allentown Easton Wilmington Reading and other cities attended. The bride is daughter of Select Councilman Joseph Goldsmith. The groom is a Reading merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Reading
Jennie Goldsmith
Henry Bernheimer
Julius Frank
Temple Oheb Shalom
New York
Philadelphia
Chcago
Baltimore
Paterson
Newark
Brooklyn
Allentown
Easton
Wilmington
Joseph Goldsmith
Heydrick Marries Selp in Berks County
Alfred M. Heydrick of Brooklyn married Nora A. Selp at her parents home in Kleinsville Berks county. The groom is son of Rev David M. Heydrick of Brooklyn and a Yale College graduate who serves as director of physical education at Brown's Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydrick-Selp
Philadelphia Times
Reading
Alfred M. Heydrick
Brooklyn
Nora A. Selp
Kleinsville
Berks County
David M. Heydrick
Yale College
Brown's Business College
Orme Hume Wed at Christ Church Georgetown
Washington June 10 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Booth Orme and Rawlings Hume both of Georgetown occurred this evening at Christ Church. Floral decorations featured pink and white as Rev. Alfred Rhett Stuart officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Elizabeth Booth Orme
Rawlings Hume
Georgetown
Christ Church
Alfred Rhett Stuart
D. D
Obituary of Sir Walter Besant English Novelist
Sir Walter Besant, famed English novelist, died in Hampstead after two weeks of influenza. Born 1838 in Portsmouth, he studied at King's College and Cambridge, taught at Royal College of Mauritis, and published major works including Studies in Early French Poetry and The French Humorists. He collaborated with James Rice on Mortiboy and By Celia's Arbor, and served as secretary of the Palestine Exploration Fund before contributing histories and plays. His death ends a prolific literary career and a source of English speaking world entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Besant
England
Portsmouth
King's College
London
Christ's College
Cambridge
Royal College of
Mauritius
Rabelais
Coligny
Palestine Exploration Fund
Jerueslem
Professor Palmer
Western Palestine
James Rice
Mr. Rice
Besant-Rice
Mortiboy
Celia
Walter
Ministers Meetings Move to Shiloh Church Visit
Baptist ministers held an informal visit to Shiloh Church at Twelfth and Lombard after canceling their weekly meeting. Rev Dr T R Beecher spoke on Coming Back to the Large Faith before the Presbyterian Ministers Association at Witherspoon Hall. Rev Dr H T Quigg lectured on Shakespeare's Women for the Methodist Episcopal preachers meeting, noting belief in hidden good in every woman. Ministerial Union to meet at Witherspoon Hall on Monday morning June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers
Shiloh
Twelfth
Lombard Streets
T. R. Beecher
Norristown
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Witherspoon Hall
H. T. Quigg
South Bethlehem
Methodist Episcopal Preachers
Witherspoon
The Inevitable The Rose is Dead Poem Fragment
A fragment from the Philadelphia Times reflects on mortality with lines about The Rose and The Youth, both "dead" yet promising survival in spirit. The narrator notes both die and yet declare persistence, invoking Edger M. Dilley as the author.
Books by Sir Walter Besant and social sympathy
Besant’s early novels include The Revolt of Man and The Captain's Room and All Sorts and Conditions of Men which sparked the People’s Palace in London. The World Went Very Well Then and Beyond the Dreams of Avarice were among his best sellers. He supported industrial workers and contributed to relief efforts throughout his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besant
People’s Palace
East End
London
Dorothy Foster
Uncle Jack
Gibeon
Bell
St. Paul's
Lyonnesse
St. Katherine's
Sir Walter
City of Refuge
Robert Williams Buchanan dies. prolific Victorian writer
London June 10 Robert Williams Buchanan poet and prose writer died today. Born 1841 in Staffordshire he produced novels plays and verse across a long career gaining popularity with works from London Poems to The Wandering Jew and The Charlatan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Williams Buchanan
Robert Willams Buchanan
Staffordshire
University of Glasgow
Inverburn
North Coast
Orm
Napoleon
Land of
Lorne
Rossett
Swinburne
London Haymarket
St. Abe
God
Madeline
Lady Clare
Joseph
Sophia
Tom Jones
Obituary for Robert James Loyd Lindsay first Baron Wantage
Robert James Loyd Lindsay died at 69 born in 1832. He was brigadier general of the volunteer force and Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire for years. His career included service with the Scots Fusilier Guards in the Crimean War where he earned the Victoria Cross at Alma and Inkermann. He later served as equerry to the Prince of Wales and as financial secretary to the War Office under Lord Beaconsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James Loyd-Lindsay
Wantage
Berkshire
Scots Fusilier Guards
Alma
Inkermann
Edward
Prince of Wales
War Office
Lord Beaconsfield
Orlando G Hempstead Dead After Long Health Battle
Orlando G Hempstead, a leading local citizen and retired businessman, died at his home on 1538 Master Street. He was 80, long blind, and frail in health in recent years. A descendant of Robert Hempstead who came from England in 1645, he was born in Connecticut and moved to Susquehanna County as a child before settling in the city in 1861 and starting a brokerage firm now run by two of his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando G. Hempstead
Master Street
Mr. Hempstead
Robert Hempstead
England
Connecticut
Susquehanna County
Rev B Widdemer Dies at 77 in Asbury Park New Jersey
The Rev B Widdemer aged 77 died at his home in Asbury Park New Jersey after an illness that began in January He was born in Pennsylvania a graduate of General Theological Seminary New York and was ordained an Episcopal priest He served as rector in Stillwater New York Troy Philadelphia and finally Christ Church Yonkers His funeral is set for tomorrow with interment in Philadelphia on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &. Widdemer
Asbury Park
N.‘J
Widdemer
Pennsylvania
General Theological Seminary
New York
Stillwater
N. Y
Troy
Philadelphia
Christ Church, Yonkers
Colonel William P C Treichel Dies in New York
Colonel William P C Treichel died in New York on Saturday. He was born in Germantown in 1835, educated at Broropal Academy, and served with distinction in the Civil War. Funeral services will be held today at St Luke's Church in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. C. Treichel
New York
Treichel
Germantown
Colonel Treichel
Broropal Academy
St. Luke’s Church
Death of N B Carseadon in Kansas City Ends Legal Fight
N B Carseadon, prominent attorney born in 1860 at Kiser West Virginia, collapsed and died of heart disease in Kansas City. At his death he represented Frank Rockefeller in a case against Frank Siegel, former head of the Siegel Sanders Live Stock Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Carseadon
Kansas City
Kiser
W. Va
Frank Rockefeller
Frank Siegel
Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Company
Philip T Penrose Dies in El Paso At About Thirty
Philip Thomas Penrose youngest brother of U S Senator Boles Penrose of Pennsylvania died of pneumonia Saturday in El Paso Texas. Born in the city about thirty years ago he had spent ten years as a mining expert in California and the Far West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Thomas Penrose
Boles Penrose
United States
Pennsylvania
el Paso
Texas
Mr. Penrose
California
West
Dr Joseph Edward Wright Dies at 43 in Home
Doctor Joseph Edward Wright, aged 43, died Sunday at his home at 424 Dickinson Street after a long illness of consumption. He was graduated from Jefferson College in the class of 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edward. Wright
Dickinson Street
Wright
Jefferson College
Notable Local Clerks and Citizens Die in 19th Century News
Henry 8. Kulp of Lower Providence, longtime secretary of Union Mutual Fire Insurance, Montgomery County, died in Norristown at 60. E Dean Dow of Knoxville Tennessee, a leading citizen, died there and will be buried in Plainfield New Jersey. Rev J P M Otis, former pastor of Chambers Church 1878 to 1883, died June 1 in Greensboro Alabama, last served in Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 8. Kulp
Lower Providence Township
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montgomery County
Norristown
E. Dean Dow
Knoxville, Tenn
Plainfield
N.J
J. P. M. Otis
Old Chambers
Greensboro
Ala
Knoxville
Teun
Marriages and Deaths in Local Notices
A list of names indicates marriages and deaths dozens of individuals such as Elmer Unger Agnie Unger Horace Stor Irene Stern William Norton Bertha Motz Francis McNamee Annie Ginley J Howard Brown Martha Nyce and many others. The fragmentary item lists multiple couples and obituaries with scattered surnames and initials in a dense society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
A. Unger
Agnie K. Unger
Horace B. Stor
Irene I. Stern
William O. Norton
Bertha M. Motz
William Calhoun, Jr
Katie Clements
Patrick F. Burke
Mary Higgins
Alexander Brandt
Mary C. Rapp
Jobo D. Ferris
Nellie
Hill Fulgeszic Scalzitti
Maria
Rameri
Francis P. McNamee
Annie V. Ginley
J. Howard Brown
Martha A. Nyce
A. Mason
Jasper
A. Mersinger
Robert W. Beusinger
Mary Evans
Joseph Berry, Jr
Katie Hanes
Lemuel Edelsten
Bessie Yermanlinsky
Hubert J. Coowell, Jr
Anna P. Melouire
Thomas R. Jackson
Bessie E. Cary
James M. Coambers
Gertrude Hunt
Matthew P. Gox
Mary V Hearn
George F. McGumins
May E. Doerr
Thomas M. Mars
Maud ‘Gutteridge
Walter Strove
Struve
En ‘Simipsoh
Bertha A. Berton
A. Shimer
Elizabeth V. Runzer
Obituary notices from a midweek death list
Amelia Brandas wife of Brandan died June 8. Funeral at 58 East Mile Street Thursday 2 PM. Interment at Mr. Peace Cemetery. Phoebe Berry wife of Edward aged 45 died June 10 at home 13900 or. Burial at Fernwood Cemetery. Broda Bell son of A. Bell died June 9 at home Hutchinson street burial in Merion Co Cemetery. Nantam Amelia Brandas and Phoebe Berry are named in the list with burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apast W .Akin
Willem M
Eenold
Nes
South
Sifteenth Street
Fernwood Cemetery
Bell
A. Y Bell
Hutchinson Street
Merion Co
Ndan
Amelia Braxdas
Brandan
Xileotreet
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Terendeth Street
Island Heights
Henry M. DuBois
Doylestown
Harry 8
Hopper
Pennhurst
Narberth
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Jamestown
R. I
Broad and Spruce Streets
Brinton Coxe
Boston
Henry D. Moore
Tasker Street
Coleraine
Sea Isle City
Robert N. Downs
Manchester-by-the-Sea
William N. Swayne
Walnut Street
Spring Lake
Percy Ash
Lake George
Idlewild
Hobart A. Hare
Amory Hare
Alfred Gratz
Emma Gratz
Duncan L. Buzby
B. A. Mackie
Nathan Trotter
Florence Baldwin
Castine
Isabelle Ely Lord
Denmark
A. Evans
Nellie Evans
Nineteenth
Tioga Streets
White Mountains
John E. Hanifen
James Wood
Bessie
Europe
Douglass Gordon
Basil Gordon
Atlantic City
Lewis Morris
Manigault Morris
St. Paul Street
Reba Mitchell
Mrs. Tucker
Clarke County
Virginia
Triplett Haxall
Wilton
Albemarle County
Chatard
Huntley
University of Virst
E. Ellery Anderson
West Thirty-eighth Street
Richfield Springs
Edward Wharton
Parks Avenue
Lennox
Mass
A. Livingston Mason
Marguerite Mason
Halidon Hall
Greenwich
Frederick T. van Beuren
West Fourteenth Street
Pacific Coast
Loantaka
Terrace Place
Morristown
Casino
Pnts
Sinchir Gan U
C. H. Scott
Clark James V. Parker
Delancey
Kane
George L. Rives
Swanburet
James J. van Alen
Wakeburet
Canada
van Alen
Astor
Weebush
Brockholst Cutting
William Cutting
Edward J. Berwind
Charles M. Oelrichs
Eli
Robinson
J. B. Coghlan
Coghlan
Ellen Mason
Cc. F. Chickering
John J. Wyson
Muench- Inger-King
Peter W. Lynch
Centennial State
John Vinton Dahblgsen
Pine Street
Solferina
Ambrosia Chocolates
Chestnut Street Theatre
Bob White
Girard Avenue Theatre
Leonard Grover
Amy Lee
Lycrum Theatre
London Gaiety Girls
Brinkley
Richard Stahl
Pasha
Ouestnet Hill
Phinney
United States Band
New York’s
Country Week Association
Craig Fulper
Bernheimer-Goldsmith
Hume-Orme
Sir Walter Besant
Hampstead
Atlantic Union
Rose
Laddie
Edger M. Dilley
Robert W. Buchanan
J. B. Sheppard & Sons
Chestnut Street
Pedro
Bradford C Clarke
AC Kers
Gustavus A. Cary
Clara L. Jones
Francis MacNally
Elizabeth Owens Morris Simons
Miriam A. Austin
Dennis Beehen
Mary Donohue
August Yanke
Albertina Gansel
Nathan Leary
Jennie Miller
William A. Mathis
Mary R. McManun
Nathan Levy
Katie Blank
Charles S' Houser
Annie Shauers
Howard W. Willoughby
Margaret Lindsay
Thomas J. Carroll
Mera
Thomas M. Nolan
Nellie V. Lawson
Joseph McFetridge, Jr
Emma A. Vankirk
William M. Adair
Lydia
Watson
John Ashmore, Jr
Ida M. Spur
Samuel B. Segrest
Millie C. Smeltz
Abe Morneff
Celia Brown
August Hunt
Sophia E. Kampf
Emma Schenckbecher
Frank Metzger
Margaret Kressenbuck
Charles
Kates
Pauline Fink
Amos W. Palmer
Mattie Carter
Edward V. Parke
Anna E. McHenry
Jacob Strowhouser
Gertrude Schroeder
John T. Sturgeon
Katharine McMinneman
Theodore Gratz
Marie Hinderer
Robert Grier
Kate A. Jackson
Richard, Hyland
Kate Lonargan
Reed Robinson
Nettie Stemple
Francisco A. Smith
Lizzie T. Murray
Louis Moore
Marion Ross
Alfred E.,diem
Phoebe E. Bretz
William Wanbar
Ella Landis
Joseph C. Banton
Gertie C. Dubois
Theodore Perry
Louisa Hardy
Harry H. Morris
May F. Topping
Albert F. Jackson
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Carl de Moll
Mary L. Price
Frank Eliredge
Bertha M. Woodmanseec
Dr. Delamere F. Harbridge
Cora F. Brown
John Reeves
Annie Taylor
John Macklin
Sarah Gaffney
John J. Keolble
Lydia M. Saner
William A. Rodgers
Margaret Sterling
Warren J. Forepaugh
Sadie Stewart
Frank Mayer
Susan Brown
Kay—Zimmerman
East Huuntingdon
Charles H. Rover
Kay, Jr
Carrie Zimmerman
June Alexander
Kate
Noth
Ber
Edwin
Ruffner Barone
Asunts
Catharine
Barth
George P
Blank
Maxwell
Gerritt
AN. James
Preaby
Burs ‘Ist
Catharine, Ila
Nwood
Samuel R
Ee B
Tin
Marv
Carr
Patrick
Ellsworth
Cecilia
Roxborough
Coursault
Mar
Harmer
Crawford
Bernie
Mint & Edgely
Dolding
Com
Linden
Vernon
Donegan
Marr
York
Donis Patrick
Fitawater
Margaret, Phila. Hospital
Lancaster
Hirgisnor Hadi
Rley
Richard
Sati N. Secor Son
Anna L. E
Ler
Helen
Mary
Apps
Neel
Lena
Paul
del. Co
Smedley Moore
Richa
Sickels
May
McDevitt
James
Nicholson
Mra
Ruth R
Moneta
Palmill
Alex
Betsy
Eee
de Horter
G Steeens
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