Society notes mark weddings and summer travel in Philadelphia
The society page reports Miss Emily Knight Sharp’s marriage to William B. Campbell at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church. It also lists numerous summer relocations from Philadelphia to Cape May, Spring Lake, Bryn Mawr, Jamestown, and more, with engagements and travel plans, plus Paris fashion currents and traveling dress trends.
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Emily Knight Sharp
John M. Sharp
Parkside Avenue
William B. Campbell
Pine Street
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
George D. McCreary
McCreary
West Philadelphia
Cape May
Henry C. Terry
Aldine
Spring Lake
Roland G. Curtin
Bear Lake
Paul K. M. ‘Townsend
Devon Inn
John W. Townsend
Bryn Mawr
Theodore Morris
Upton
Henry M. Roland
Crozier Robinson
Europe
W. H. H. Robinson
Vienna
Henry Morris
Grace Morris
Jamestown
R. I
Rosa Nelison Wharton
Baltimore
Paris Bolero Keeps Fashion's Favor As Versatile Garment
From Fashion's Capital Paris reports and dog show society pages confirm the bolero remains a favored wardrobe staple. The little jacket endures amid changing trends with varied colors shapes and trims, whether long or short, and even styles ending below the arm.
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Spain
Paris
World of
Fashions for Stout Figures from a Dressmaker's Advice
A dressmaker advises on attire for fuller figures noting dull fabrics trump gloss and all over patterns. She prefers cloth cashmere crepe and similar textures over poplin or alpaca with narrow waist detailing and a tight hip fit, a flowing skirt, and avoided bodices beneath skirts with frills. Gray fawn biscuit tones and lightweight wiry textures are favored for a smaller effect.
Commencement Festivity and Fashion in Philadelphia
Crowds of well dressed graduates and their families fill city streets as Philadelphia men wear carnations in support of McKinley. The piece notes women’s feelings about new dresses and the small worries that accompany purchases, while joking about family terms and common annoyances at the start of spring.
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Philadelphia
President McKinley
Slavic Proverbial View Of Women From Outlook
The Outlook quotes Southern Slav proverbs showing women as subservient and valued mainly for household work and childbearing. It notes beliefs that men are heads, some saying a man is worth more than many women, and ends with a grim note on women facing oppression and rare escape.
Care of the Sick Room Should Be Kept Clean
Dust must not accumulate in a sick room and daily dusting with a damp cloth helps remove rather than move dust. Sweep carpeted floors every other day, cover the broom with a damp cloth, clean medicines and utensils promptly, and allow plants by day for their cheer without keeping them in at night.
A Little Talk on Tact
A reflective piece on tact highlighting that brains and sympathy, not beauty, drive success. Tact is described as timely, considerate action rooted in a kind heart, aiding harmony and avoiding offense in social life. It warns tactlessness stems from self focus and urges self restraint and generosity.
Tact in Truth Telling Sparks Deceptive Plain Speaking
The passage argues that those claiming plainness often wound others by disguising deception as candor. It contends truth can remain strong when told tactfully, while blunt honesty tends to blunt its impact and fail to persuade.
Women readers invited to join The Philadelphia Times Housekeepers Column
The Woman's Department editor calls for practical, reliable household tips and recipes. Readers are asked to send precise, well described procedures plus economical ideas for mothers and children. Sample recipes include cakes and chocolate cake, with names and specific measurements.
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Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
Tuk Puiladelphia Times
Disposing of accumulations of rats before ash collection
Readers report a rodent influx due to nearby demolitions. Bureau of Health officials say bury or disinfect the dead rats before the ash collectors visit. Free disinfectant and usage instructions are available at City Hall, sixth floor.
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Bureau of Health
Bureau
Are spats fashionable now in masculine dress
A sartorial observer notes that spats are not universally fashionable but suit a well cut boot and are common with frock or morning coats in England. They are rarely worn in America or France except at races or driving events. The writer cautions men to keep other attire neat and quiet to avoid conspicuous footwear, citing a gray spotted example.
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New York
America
France
England
Freckles and Home Remedies for Summer Spots
The piece discusses two types of freckles and offers home remedies. A lotion of zinc sulfate twenty grains, lavender tincture two drams, rosewater half a pint is suggested for summer freckles, with alternative rosewater, glycerin, cherry-laurel water, benzoin tincture, borax options. An ointment option includes red zinc sulfate twenty grains and elder ointment one ounce.
Philadelphia Artist Florence Este Elected to Paris Art Society
Philadelphia artist Miss Florence Este, formerly of Philadelphia, has been elected associate member of La Societe des Artistes Francais in Paris. Miss Este's work has won high praise from Paris critics, joining Misa Cecilia Beaux as an associate member with few Americans and even fewer women admitted.
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Florence Este
Philadelphia
Paris
la Societe Des Artistes Francais
Misa Ceceila Beaux
Miss Este
Love Is Not Blind In Wedding Verse
A poetic meditation on love’s clarity as it pierces disguise and mocks critics. The speaker vows that true compatibility reveals itself in a union, promising happiness against those who doubt.
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Love
Southern unity urged at Philadelphia industrial meet
Speeches by national and Southern leaders urged interdependent growth for the South highlighting cotton, timber, iron and lumber resources. Robert C. Ogden contrasted North and South progress while noting racial illiteracy and white labor burdens. Committee chairmen named for resolutions, rivers, immigration, canals, and harbors as Philadelphia hosts the event.
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Great Britain
Russia
France
Germany
Belgium
Mr. Smith
South
Robert C. Ogden
New York
North
Hargrove
J. B. Gibson
Birmingham
Ala
Mississippi River
Jerom Hill
Memphis
J. B. Killbrew
Nashville
Nicaragua
Sidney Story
New Orleans
A. Thompson
Wheeling
W. Va
Philadelphia delegates open commerce convention at Horti Hall
Delegates and numerous relatives gather in Horti cultural Hall before 10 as Dr. William P. Wilson and staff oversee registration. Governor Stone welcomes with remarks on neighborly trade, and Bishop Foss leads a prayer. Mayor Ashbridge extols Philadelphia’s industrial advantages and waterway needs. John H. Converse discusses North and South exports with statistics.
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Horticultural Hall
William P. Wilson
H. H. Hargrove
Bishop Foss
Philadelphia
Stone
Ashbridge
Comerie
Ware River
Bartie
John H. Converse
New Orleans
Trip Down the Delaware Delights Southern Delegates
A Southern visitor group enjoyed a four hour river excursion aboard a Philadelphia steamer from Horticultural Hall to Marcus Hook. Welcomes included bunting, cannon salutes, and mingling with Hoke Smith and J. G. Gibson. Alabama women added humor and charm as a lively crowd sampled cigars and camaraderie on the voyage.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Horticultural Hall
Chestnut Street
Washington Park
Cramps
Maine
Marcus Hook
Hoke Smith
Alabama
Jim
Southern delegates list at the Industrial Convention
The document lists 160 delegates from Southern states and districts attending a recent Industrial Convention session. Names span Arkansas, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Maryland, Missouri, North Carolina, Philadelphia, South Carolina, and others, with numerous individuals named.
June wedding in Atlantic City at Episcopal Church
Miss Susan Lloyd Balley and Joseph Henry Ireland were married in the Episcopal Church of the Ascension Atlantic City. The ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. J Hardenbrook Townsend with Paul Bailey as best man, Ruth Bailey as maid of honor, and Alice R Bailey as flower girl. The couple, tied by a long friendship, began after Mr Ireland grew up with Dr Bailey’s family and shared a music bond.
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James Harkness
D. Irons
Bryn Mawr
Adeline Thompson
Atlantic City
Devon In
John Moylan
Thomas
Europe
John Ridgeway
Violet
Ridgeway
Grindstone
Elizabeth Norris
Walter Norris
James Horton Tuttle
Trinity Methodist Church
Fifteenth
Mount Vernon Streets
Charles W. Burns
Lansdowne
Helen Norris
Isabel Margaret Shaw
Ella May Tuttle
Joseph Mackey Rosebury Long
New York
Spruce Street
Philadelphia Times
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Susan Lloyd Balley
Joseph Henry Ireland
J. Hardenbrook Townsend
Paul Bailey
Ruth Bailey
Alice R Bailey
Alfred W. Bailey
Ireland
Dr. Bailey
Miss Bailey
Three Weddings in Schuylkill Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES
Three weddings took place in Pottsville and surroundings on June 11. Isaac Fromm wed Miss Bessie Robinson in Pottsville with Rev. Lewis Weinstein officiating. John Lynaugh and Miss Mary Kelly married at St. Patrick's Church by Rev. E J Lee. J Harry Leib and Miss Lillie V. Miller tied the knot in Pottsville with Rev. E H Smoll officiating.
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Schuylkill
Philadelphia Times
Pottsville
Isaac Fromm
Bessie Robinson
Lewis Weinstein
New York City
John Lynaugh
Mary Kelly
Mt. Laffee
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
E. J. Lee
J. Harry Leib
Lillie V. Miller
E. H. Smoll
Marriage of Miss Eleanor Chambers to John Findlay Van Lear
In Chambersburg on June 11 the marriage of Eleanor Chambers daughter of George Chambers to John Findlay Van Lear of Terre Haute Ind occurred at the bride’s home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Luther Oates of Falling Spring Presbyterian Church and was witnessed by about seventy five guests. The couple will reside in Terre Haute.
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Philadelphia Times
Chambersburg
Eleanor Chambers
George Chambers
John Findlay van Lear
Terre Haute
Ind
Luther Oates
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
van Lear
Miss Etta Garwood Weds Walter Anderson in Gloucester
Miss Etta Garwood daughter of Israel Garwood, a well known business man, married Walter Anderson this afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur W. Spooner of Calvary Presbyterian Church Camden. After the ceremony the couple left on a wedding tour through New York.
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Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Etta Garwood
Israel Garwood
Walter §. Anderson
Arthur W. Spooner
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Camden
New York
Hibbs-Linton Nuptials in Langhorne Methodist Church
Newtown Pa June 11 Miss Caroline M Hibbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Jobo A Hibbs of near Langhorne married Frank W Linton of Langhorne last evening at Langhorne Methodist Church by Rev Charles M Way.
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Philadelphia Times
Newtown
Caroline M. Hibbs
Jobo A. Hibbs
Langhorne
Frank W. Linton
Charles M. Way
Bayport minister weds Minerva Smith in Dover ceremony
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES reports Rev John Emory Parks of Bayport Long Island and Miss Minerva Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs L C L Smith were married this afternoon at the bride’s State street home Dover Del. Rev John H Howard of Elizabeth New Jersey officiated.
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Benjamin F. Horwitz
Francis Stevens
Westbury
L. L
John
Tapscott
St. Paul Street
Avalon Inn
Howard
Bowie
Virginia Bowie
E. Berkley Bowie
Hamilton
Terrace
Harry Preston
Wilbur Jacksop
Castle Haven
Guan M. Hotton
Newport
Darryl Bryan
Atlantic City
Bryan
University of Maryland Hospital
A. A. Bresee
Nannie Bresee
Virginia
Miss Bresee
Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
John Emory Parks
Bayport
L. I
Minerva Smith
L. C. L. Smith
State Street
John H. Howard
Elizabeth, N.J
Miss Bertha Gardner Weds Alfred Snyder in Mechanicsburg
Miss Bertha Gardner of this place married Alfred Snyder of Carlisle tonight in Mechanicsburg. Rev. E D Weigle of the Lutheran Church officiated the ceremony.
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Philadelphia Times
Mechanicsburg
Bertha Gardner
Alfred Snyder
Carlisle
E. D. Weigle
Lutheran Church
Obituary notices for Morgan Brown and Edward Eberman
Morgan Brown longtime Kent county Md political figure dies at home near Chestertown aged 71. Edward Eberman Lancaster Pa prominent builder and lumberman dies aged 67. survived by wife and three children.
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Morgan Brown
Kent County
Chestertown
Edward Eberman
Lancaster
Marriages and Deaths Marriage Licenses Catalog
A compiled list of marriage licenses shows numerous pairing of brides and grooms including James A Young with Anna B Moore and Frederick P Speth with Amelia Hertel. Other couples listed include Daniel E McBride with Maria T Le Glerse and George C Ulman with Nellie A Edwards among many more pairs. This notice records intended unions through a broad roster of individuals, reflecting a community registry of upcoming marriages.
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James A. Young
Anna B. Moore
Henry Sandman
Mary Carlen
Daniel E. McBride
Maria T. le Glerse
George M. Young
Anna H. Duffy
Richard B. Wiliams, Jr
Dorothy Deal
James L. Meredith
Anna M. Ewing
Frederick P. Speth
Amelia Hertel
George C. Ulman
Nellie A. Edwards
Christopher Offenhauser
Barbara A. Kesser
Jobo Oake
Clara Harlow
William
Visitors agenda for Baldwin's and Manufacturers' Club
The text outlines today’s schedule for Southern visitors with a morning session at 9:90 A.M. including talks on productive wealth and state resources. It mentions meetings with Ryan and various addresses by governors or their representatives, constrained by limited time and locations.
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Baldwin’s
Manufacturers’ Club
List of couples in arranged marriages from city records
A lengthy roster lists numerous couples pairing individuals with matching surnames or initials. The compilation names Samuel C Andress with Lillia Bollistatter, Albanus Heath with Annie Houpt, Jeremiah Regan with Maggie Donavan, and many others across varied first names, middle initials, and surnames. The document appears as a social or wedding registry style record.
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Samuel C. Andress
Lillia J. Bollistatter
Albanus M. Heath
Annie M. Houpt
Gomer Williams
Jane Jones
Jeremiah Regan
Maggie Donavan
William S. Bitting
Blanche I. Geary
Frank A. Holman
Katharine A. Pinkerton
Erick O. Nordberg
Agnes E. Johnson
Edward W. Manderson
Marie L. Limerick
George M. Oliver
Sadie E. Morris
James H. Moody
Julia A. Liedike
Joseph O. Crowtherertha
M. Sweenry
Matthew Walker Piet Appan
Morgan M. Bynon
Mary Stickler
Edward A. Ryan
Bridget Garvin
Leopold B. Ricot
Mary Dismond
Dr. Sydney
Heiskell
Carolyn Bryan
Garratt T. Reese
Catharine
McGough
Robert Lockwood
Emma Royal
John J. Curran
Mary M. Gallagher
Jacob Rapoport
Fannie Levenson
James E. Hanna
Francesca D. Weekay
Edward J. Hagen
Sarah Walsh
Myer Light
Annie Yankelloff
Harry Libowch
Rosie Malndlowch
Rony Parrott
Mamie M. Marcuect
Hans J. Jacobsen
Christina B.friedricheen
Jameson Hempstead
Laula H. Wilson
William Creely
Harriet F. Hansell
Carl C. Young
Pauline Reith
Wesley E. Stiles
Ollie M. Nicewonger
Theodore Schauffer, Jr
Louwisa BE. Kummer
Charles H. Eldridge
Frances A. Benners
Benjamin McMoullin
Anna G. Morgan
John R. Alexander, Jr
Lizzie F. Weave
Clarence H. Broadbelt
Cora M. Grubb
Adolph de Baecker
Marguerite Matt
Charles Fleischman
Mary Spohn
William F. Williams
Sadie L. Wisher
William F. Slagle
Anna M. Palmer
George W. Grice
Alma H. Rooke
John R. Aiman
Emma Hartley
Walter Brown
Mary Stephens
Emory D. England
Jessie J. Hickman
Benjamin
Warshay
Fannie Backerman
Harry Dean
Katie Carney
John Britton
Ida M. L. Dickers
George L. Coopfer
Elizabeth EB. Morto
Joseph McCann
Mary McFadden
Harry Schwertzkopf
Ida M. Chandler
Thomas P. Graver
Mary FE
Loftus
William
Epler
Florence Johnson
Philip Samuels
Sophie Neuman
Lawrence M. Boyd
Ellena R. Test
Harry L. Dobson
Florence Atherton
Marriage Notice in German Lutheran Church
On Monday evening June 10 1901 Rev Reinhold C Gee at St John s German Lutheran Church united Hein F Ks and Marie Wamans both of Philadelphia Pa in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disks Camans
Reinhold C. G.ee
St. John's German Lutheran Church
Heinch F. KS
Marie Wamans
Poiledeipale, Pa
Deaths Reported June 11 Across Delaware Valley
Death notices for William Harvey 79 Ambler PA, Epanes W Starkey 73 Glen Mills DE, Mary Agnes Trainor 23, Sauces Wilher 33 Camden NJ. Private funeral plans, burials at Mt Hope and Harlem Cemeteries. Details include service times and addresses where indicated.
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