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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

9

Engagement announced Miss Edith Meade to Horace Francine

Philadelphia society notes reveal the engagement of Miss Edith Meade to Horace Hugh Francine, heir to a French family lineage. The couple’s wedding is not set, but plans point to an autumn ceremony in Philadelphia with Grace Hetherington hosting a dance for visiting Misses Nickells of Boston. The column also lists numerous society gatherings and upcoming weddings across Philadelphia and Newport society pages.

Edith Meade George Meade Horace Hugh Francine Albert Philip Francing Philadelphia George Gordon Meade

Atlantic City Social Page Notes Weddings and Visits

Mrs J A White and daughters hosted a dinner at the Hotel Strand with guests Esther and Katharine Allen of Philadelphia and others from Morristown and Alabama. David Rabter, hotel executive, married Nora F McGovern in Baltimore. The Duttons of Philadelphia and Townsend family are noted guests in town.

Philadelphia Atlantic City J. A. White Ana White Hotel Strand E. Rindle Alabama William White Morristown N. J Esther and Katharine Allen David P. Rabter Hotel Iroquois Baltimore Sonora F. McGovern Ridley Park Panoa

Marriages Mark Weekend at Philadelphia Churches

A series of society weddings unfold across Brynor and nearby towns. Elizabeth Binney Evans wed Algernon Brooke Roberts at Church of the Redeemer with a large bridal party. Louise Blanche Roatehe and Carmel Presbyterian Church join Clarence E. Wilkins in Glenside. Miss Emma Tyson weds Walter Livingston Kegel at Fourth Presbyterian Church. Cecilia L. Ashton and William L. Creely wed in Camden. Brides, gowns, and receptions fill the social notices.

Organist Leopold de Granville Dies at His Church

Leopold de Granville, an elderly organist and devout believer, died at the Jersey church where he played. He wished to pass near his organ, and a final Mass was sung for his repose as he rested with his head on the keys. His life united faith and music, offering a quiet farewell to a musician who shaped others through sacred sound.

Leopold de Granville Mate Jersey Leopold de Granvule

Miss Lizzie Carey Weds George Thomas in Camden Church

Miss Lizzie Carey and George Thomas were married Wednesday evening at the First Methodist Church in Camden by Rev W A Hunsberger. The couple, long time Camden residents, will tour the South during their honeymoon.

Lizzie Carey George Thomas First Methodist Church Camden W. A. Hunsberger Thomas

Fashionable Trenton Wedding Unites Miss Eleanor Simpson and Austin Cooley

In Trenton New Jersey on June 12 a stylish wedding united Eleanor Simpson daughter of Rev Samuel Miller Studdiford D D pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church with Austin Craig Cooley. The ceremony at the bride's home was performed by her father who has served the church for thirty seven years with Alleta Emery as maid of honor and Harvey Cooley as best man.

Church of the Redeemer Brynor Elizabeth Binney Evans Rowland Evans Soan Algernon Brooke Roberts George B. Roberts Haughton Mary Evans Isaac Warner Roberts Edmund C. Evans Arthur L. Wheeler Langdon Lea Joseph G. Rosengarten, Jr Macy Brooks Frederick Faley, Jr Horatio W. Turnbull Baaltimore Brutus J. Clay Paris Thomas Cad Emma Tyson William Henry Tyson Walter Livingston Kegel Fourth Presbyterian Church West Philadelphia Sherman Doyle Fiizabeth Macfarlane Amy Burrows Louise McGrath Anna Wilfleger W. Percy Kegel Frank J. Tyson Harry L. Finley George J. Hermist Philadelphia Times Trenton N. J Eleanor Simpson Samuel Miller Studdiford D. D Third Presbyterian Church Austin Craig Cooley Third Church Alleta Emery Emery Morristown Harvey Cooley

Bride Miss Bessie Stevens Weds Dentist Harry M Boyer

Miss Bessie Stevens and Dr Harry M Boyer were married by Rev G M Diffenderfer at the First Lutheran Church Carlisle. The bridal party will tour Baltimore and Eastern cities afterward.

Philadelphia Times Carlisle Bessie Stevens Metzger College Sbr Harry M. Boyer G. M. Diffenderfer First Lutheran Church Baltimore

Marriage Unites Rev Frank W Curry and Miss Blanche Quiggle

The Rev Frank W Curry pastor of the Delano Methodist Episcopal Church married Miss Blanche C Quiggle today in Mahanoy City. The ceremony was performed by Rev Black presiding elder of Williamsport.

Philadelphia Times Mahanoy City Frank W. Curry Methodist Episcopal Church Delano Blanche C. Quiggle Mr. Black Williamsport

Cadets Stage Sham Battle For Fund Drive At Tacony Park

Cadets from Tacony Rifles Tacony Cadets and Roosevelt Infantry prep arms ammo and uniforms for a sham battle Thursday at State Road and Unruh Street to fund their summer encampment. An exhibition drill and National Guard review led by Colonel Coryell will precede athletic events including sprints and dash contests.

Tacony Tacony Rifles Roosevelt Infantry Ball Park State Road Unruh Street National Guard of Pennsylvania Coryell Lascar Pareares Re Ee Perth Ate Acony Cadetsco

Obituary: Charles Hwbard former lumber magnate dies at 71

Charles Hwbbard longtime lumber manufacturer dies at Sugar Loaf Chestnut Hall aged 71. He helped University of Michigan projects before moving to the city in 1880 and served as Jefferson Medical College trustee. Survived by a widow two sons and two daughters. Marcus D Bowman veteran surveyor and brother of Calef Burgess Bowman dies at 68 in Mahanoy City.

Charles Hwbbard United States Chestnut Hall University of Michigan Jefferson Medical College Union League Loyal Legion New Dfey Hebard Conn Gove Deansahane Gerccenh the Ford Marcus D. Bowman Calef Robert J. Bowman Mahanoy City Lehigh County

Novel Neckwear Styles Dominate Summer Fashion

The article outlines fashionable neckwear for men and women, highlighting the shift from stiff linen collars to lower turn-over and scoop shapes. It details stock-and-tie options in white pique and cheviots, lace trims, and new combinations with linen, lace, and madras as well as the pelka dot motif.

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Water Nymph Accessories and Bathing Attire Trend

A Philadelphia shop showcases chic bath wear for summer waters including Tam o Shanter bonnets water proof silk hats and a rubber cap with integrated handkerchief. New bathing corsets in ventilated rubber cloth and white canvas slippers with webbing feature, paired with canvas sandals oxfords and black stockings with attached slippers.

Philadelphia Pompadours Marcel Paris Acheme Neptune

Latest London coronation fashions dazzle in pearls and lace

The latest from London features coronation inspired ensembles with pearl gemstone crowns, Shepherdess hats with lace and rose wreaths, and gathered tulle gowns. Colors blend mauve green pale blue peach and many whites with elaborate lace bodices, flounces, and multi color lace combinations on white muslin gowns.

Masculine Modes Seen Through Feminine Eyes

Fashions for men shift toward masculine silhouettes with batwing style ties in ecru cheviot and dotted self-color patterns. Open mesh linen cravats in multiple colorways, de Joinville designs, embroidered monograms, and bold belt hardware mark a summer trend blending East inspired details with refined tailoring.

Tempting Tea Cakes and the Strenuous Life for Girls

A Philadelphia Times recipe feature presents tea cakes with yolks brown sugar, grated chocolate, almonds, lemon, and flour, baked in a slow oven. It also covers biscuits and breakfast breads, plus a discussion arguing the strenuous life is unsuitable for girls, emphasizing feminine virtues and gentleness.

Hobson to Address YMCA Meeting

Captain Richmond Hobson of Merrimac fame will address the men at a YMCA meeting under the auspices of the Seaeton Beach club. The event invites local residents tohear Hobson speak on maritime matters and national service.

The Gospel for the West in Paul’s European Mission

A Sunday School lesson traces Paul and companions crossing into Europe from Troas to Philippi guided by the Spirit. It notes the call to Macedonia, Lydia’s conversion at a riverside prayer meeting, and her hospitality, while reflecting on mission strategy and early church context.

Apostolic Mission Band Barnabas Cyprus Paul Cibcia Syria Phrygia Galatia Listra Derbe Asia Bithynia Jeans Mediterranean Sea Old Troy Hellespont Macedonia Europe Caspian Seas China India America Africa Asia Minor Ramsay Luke Philippi Rome Philip Alexander the Great Greece Troas Samothracia Troy Mediterranean Aegean Sea Neapolis Samothraela Philipp I Datos Krenides Philip of Brutus Cassius Octavius Antony Churches of Christ Lydia Thyatira Mysia Christ Silas

Methodist Home Marks Thirty Third Anniversary Celebration

The Methodist Home at Belmont and Monument avenues in the Park celebrated its 33rd anniversary with a lawn fair and work sale, church services in the chapel, and notes of ongoing relocation progress. The institution now houses 150 inmates, including two women aged 60, Mrs. Phoebe Mettin and Mrs. Anna Gould. Mex J. H. Chubb was reelected to a position, with no changes reported in the officer roster.

Methodist Belmont and Monument Avenues Howe Phoebe Mettin Anna Gould J. H. Chubb

Presbyterian Home Aged Couples Bala Holds Seventeenth Anniversary

The Presbyterian Home for Aged Couples and Aged Men at Bala marked its seventeenth anniversary with lawn services. Rev. Dr. L. Y. Graham delivered the opening invocation, followed by addresses from Rev. Dr. Higgins, Rev. Wittem M. Patterson, Rev. BH. C. Ferguson, and Rev. T. T. Stevenson.

Presbyterian Home Bala L. Y. Graham Dr. Higgins Wittem M. Patterson BH. C. Ferguson T. T. Stevenson

New England Baptist Missionary Association Opens Twenty-Eighth Session

Three hundred fifty delegates from the New England and Middle States convened at Monumental Baptist Church to open the twenty-eighth annual convention focusing on Sunday school work. Officers were elected during a Board meeting, and addresses highlighted the session. Dr A C Gerhardt ordained pastor of Broad and Brown Streets Baptist Church at Diamond Street Church with Impressive ceremony.

New England Middle States Forty-first Ludlow New England Baptist Missionary Association M. L. Harvey New York Association Alexander Gordon D. D Willam T. Dixon S. W. Timus R. D. Wran W. BE. Hubbard B. T. Moore A. C. Powell W. Hill A. ©. Powell New Haven Conn Women's Missionary Department Diamond Street Baptist Church Thirty-first Diamond Streets A. ©. Gerhardt Broad and Brown Streets Baptist Church Charles Warwick Diamond Street Church Robert G. Seymour Baptist Publication Society L. F. Stidham Falls of Schuylkill Baptist Church W. E. Staubb Passyunk Baptist Church Gerhardt Broad Street Church

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