Society and the Home in Newport and New York
Mrs James Hopkins and William Barton Hopkins at McCagg Cottage Gibbs avenue Newport. Philadelphians abroad include Mr and Mrs John Joseph Alter sailing June 25 on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to Bohemia and Switzerland. Numerous society departures for Europe and summer homes cited with dates and hosts.
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Howard M. Engelman
W. J. McCloskey
Sea Isle City
New York
Linda Lee
Louisville
Edward Russel’ Thomas
W. B. Dick
J J. Wysong
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Ogden Mills
City House
Fifth Avenue
William D. Sloane
Sloane
Lenox
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Morristown
N. J
Fashions for Summer Neck Ruffles and Boas Abroad
Fashion notes from Paris and London praise a craze for neck ruffles and boas. Silken petal boas in white with poppies delight, while others use chiffon ends, satin ribbons, and buds. many designs feature tulle, lace, and contrasting borders for festive neck adornment this season.
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Chestnut Street
Fashionable gowns feature taffeta petticoats and lace
Paris influence guides fashion with lace trimmed embroidered muslin, cambric and lawn gowns. A new taffeta petticoat hangs smoother, Parisiennes claim it improves the silhouette. This summer introduces a deep full flounce of kilted bataste trimmed with lace and insertion, attached to the petticoat by insertion and ribbon.
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Jewelry Ring Marks Modern Wedding Union
A jeweler presents a slender golden circlet for inspection and notes the current fashion shows a ring engraved with the full initials of the bride and groom joined by and. The inscription reads J. N. S. and L. B. R indicating a formal union.
Croquet Revival Sparks Chatter of Elegant Garden Games
A refined complaint about croquet returns as Queen Alexandra is noted to enjoy the sport. An elderly observer calls croquet ladylike and stylish, offering chances to display fashion and poise in genteel social settings.
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Fashion Follies and Social Quirks in Gentlehumour
A light column muses on fashion habits and social manners. The piece jokes about elbow sleeves, popularity, and consumers chasing wardrobe needs. It notes the universal awkwardness of beauty routines and the even hand of fate in high society fashion news.
Old Fashioned Kitchen Classics From The New Century Guild
A column inviting housekeepers to share practical recipes and tips. Featured items include calf liver with cream gravy, old fashioned rice pudding, fried tomatoes with cream gravy, and a boiled fruit dessert from the New Century Guild led by Miss Gardener.
Egg Shampoo and Cucumber Milk Remedies
A reader asks for egg shampoo and cucumber milk recipes. Egg shampoo uses seven to eight eggs, hot water, borax, and rinsing. cucumber milk combines almond oil, cucumber juice, soap, essence, benzoin, and alcohol then is applied twice daily for tan sunburn skin and freckles.
Musical Women Prominent Singers and Upcoming Events
Adelina Patti concerts in England and Paris with benefit performances. her Craig-y-Nos castle sale set for June 18 in London. Melba and Calve active in London and France. Maude Powell and Ella Russell touring. Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeisler slated for Boston Symphony solos. Suzanne Adams praised at Covent Garden. Schumann-Heink Blauvelt Wyman at Buffalo saenger fest. Thurla Plaichinger to lead Berlin Opera. Sembrich and Adams noted. Sir Arthur Sullivan's Lost Chord manuscript bequest to Mrs. Ronalds. KingEdward honors Maine hospital ship service.
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London
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Arthur
Ronalds
New York
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Eee Tae
Grace
Maine
Rose Potpourri From Old Household Lore
A vintage recipe explains making rose potpourri by drying petals, layering with salt, aging ten days, adding allspice and cinnamon, then a six week wait before mixing spices with orris root and lavender. Alternate layers with jar contents, add lavender water to refresh scent and perfume the room.
New Century Guild Plans Fundraiser at 1225 Arch Street
Miss Gardener in charge of the noonday rest at the New Century Guild proposes a fundraising entertainment today to raise funds for repainting and papering the dining room. The program includes a gramophone entertainment by a member’s husband next Saturday and a potential dance next Saturday if weather permits. If heat or weather disrupts, refreshments will accompany an alternative activity. The guild also plans a fall fair and is already preparing to ensure its success.
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Arch Street
Dr Krauskopf Honored By Talmudic Class
The final season meeting of the Talmudic Literature Class led by Dr Joseph Krauskopf was held yesterday at his Germantown home. The group of thirty to forty young ladies concluded with a social gathering and presented him a white marble statuette of Michael.
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Germantown
Krauskopf
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Jubilee Day at Y M C A North America Convention
Boston June 13 Jubilee Day closed with a reception for Miss Helen Gould as the YMCA convention honored its founders and good works. Lucien Tuttle introduced John J. Mc Cook and a German Emperor William telegram sent festive greetings to the assembly.
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Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Arthur 8. Johnson
Fannell Hall
Bates
Hart
Hotel Vendome
Strike on Saratoga Students at Pennsylvania Nautical School
Nearly all trainees aboard the Saratoga training ship returned after an order banning visits to Paris and London on the next cruise. Captain Lawrence, school president, said the strike leader has been suspended and will not return. He noted some enrollments aimed at city visits rather than seamanship, prompting trustees to bar trips to London and Paris.
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Daughter in Search of Mother Discloses Family Ties
A reader letter to The Philadelphia Times reveals a search for a mother named Fannie Woodside Brown, once wed to Mercer Brown. The son Estelle, about 14, and a daughter named Fannie are identified. the family left Philadelphia for the South eight years ago and divorce separated mother and children.
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Philadelphia Times
Fannie Oodside
Messish Mercer Brown
Elle B. Brown
Jefferson St
Nashville, Tenn
Estelle
Times
Fannie
Philadelphia
South
County sued over liquor license money claims
A demand was made on the Schuylkill County Commissioners for commissions withheld from liquor license receipts. The suit targets funds believed due to boroughs and townships where collected. Test cases are planned in Cressona Schuylkill Haven and Porter Township. total claims reach $12 000.
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Cressona
Schuylkill Haven
Porter Township
Rain Halts Cornerstone Laying at Altoona
A heavy rainstorm paused the corner-stone ceremony for the new Post Office and Court House in Altoona. Prominent attendees included First Assistant Postmaster General Shallenberger Justice Dean and the State Grand Lodge. A banquet at Logan House followed the event, postponed to tomorrow morning.
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Court House
Logan House
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Justice Dean
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Flag Day Services Held by Junior Order in Carlisle
Carlisle June 13 flag day services were held tonight under the Junior Order American Mechanics. Tomorrow a flag will be raised on the home pitcher, the heroine of hometown ceremony.
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Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
American Mechanics
Eighteen year old fiancée missing in Mahanoy City
MAHANOY CITY June 13 Eighteen year old to Stephens the affianced bride of Rick Bowen whom he was soon to marry has been mysteriously missing since Monday evening.
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Philadelphia Times
Mahanoy City
Stephens
Rick Bowen
Woman Advises Special Election in Vineland
Miss Susan P Fowler Vineland reformer farmer and suffragist urges women to vote in a special election after a library referendum. She notes women’s voting rights and calls for action by female residents.
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Philadelphia Times
Vineland
Susan P. Fowler
Fowler
Jersey
Corrigan Chosen as Rector of St Seocub’s Church in Newark
The Board of Consultors of the Diocese of New Jersey selects Rev. George W. Corrigan brother of Archbishop Corrigan to succeed J J O Connor as rector of St Seocub’s Church in Newark. Father Corrigan is 51 and a native of Newark.
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Philadelphia Times
Newark
George W. Corrigan
Archbishop Corrigan
St. Agnes’ Church
Paterson
Diocese of New Jersey
J. J. O'Connor
St. Seocub's
Bhureh
Cortima
Want New Park for Camden
Camden Board of Trade adopted resolutions urging the City Council to secure a site for a public park. The meeting also endorsed the efforts of the Women's Park Association.
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Sunday Beside the Sea Excursions From Chestnut Street
Advertises $1.00 excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City via Philadelphia and Reading Route leaving Chestnut Street and South Street My
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Sea Isle City
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June Wedding in Vineland N J Brides Edith Robinson Edwin Hellyer
A fashionable June wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Robinson united Miss Edith Robinson of Vineland with Edwin F. Hellyer of Newtown Pennsylvania. Guests included bridesmaids Miss Viola Robinson and Miss Grace Hellyer and best man Arthur Hellyer with ushers Ely Buckman and R. D. W. Robinson. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. T. Elms of Newtown.
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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Arthur Hall
Green Spring Valley
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Princeton
Harry Lehr
Master Dahbigren
New London
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Newtown
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Viola Robinson
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Florence Bailey
Anna Kirk
Hannah Smith
Mabel Worthington
Bucks County
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Ely Buckman
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Miss Liz sie Ferris and Daniel Alla bach Wed wedding in Gloucester
Miss Liz sie Ferris a prominent First Presbyterian Church member and Daniel Alla bach both of Gloucester were married at the bride’s Somerset street home Wednesday evening by Rev. E T Dillon of Woodbury.
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Daniel Allabach
Somerset Street
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Woodbury
Many Weddings in Wilmington Last Evening
An unusually large number of weddings occurred in Wilmington last night with multiple couples tying the knot including Miss Mae A Appleby with Benjamin T Bye and Miss Anna S Cole with Leonard White. A separate double wedding in New York City united Miss Anoinette Patzowsky and Nathan Fleisch Jr and Miss Louise Helen Patzowsky with William Howard Fleisch.
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Mae A. Appleby
Benjamin T. Bye
Anna S. Cole
Leonard White
Caroline W. Laring
Samuel T. Compton
Mary E. Colton
Thomas J. Bowen, Jr
Minnie G. Turner
Bayard T. Lamborn
Errainn
William J. Thomas
Hattie Jones
James G. Ratledge
Georgie Bullen
Herbert B. Kleberg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Pauley
William Warren
Lizzie Flanagan
John Welsh, Jr
Richard Patrowsky
Savoy
New York City
Anoinette Patzowsky
Marri
Nathan Fleisch, Jr
Louise Helen Patzowsky
William Howard Fleisch
New York
Eugene Field's Daughter to Marry
The Baltimore dispatch reports Miss Mary French Field daughter of the late poet Eugene Field will marry William C Engler of Maryland next fall. Engler, a Frederick County native, moved to Chicago six years ago and serves as secretary for a large North Side manufacturing firm.
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Supreme Castle elects officers for Mystic Chain group
Harrisburg report lists new Supreme officers for the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain including Rose Poore Scam Boon Davis Leezer Coffin Erdman and trustees Boon Hertage Williams. Funeral relief fund officers also elected with Chandler Hamer Davis Leezer among leaders. Next session site contenders are Norfolk Atlantic City and Detroit.
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Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
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Philadelphia
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South Norwalk
Conn
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Salem
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Pittsburg
J. G. Leezer
McKeesport
George W. Coffin
J. D. Erdman
Allentown
C. R
J. B. Black
Robert McCaughey
H. L. Vanbaugh
Columbia
J. D
Erdman
M. D
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Frank Cassell
East Radford
Norfolk
Atlantic City
Detroit
Boots on the Drowned Mining Camp
A Western tale from Cleveland Plain Dealer features a humorous exchange about a man killed for boots and the storm forecast by Jim Stiggers. The story ties a rugged frontier mishap to misfortune from bad weather and wary boots.
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Shooting clouds to prevent hail in Europe and Italy
The London Telegraph reports rising interest in cloud shooting to curb hail damage. Italian trials used fourteen cannons to ward off storms near Regeno, with mixed results. some regions still suffered heavy hail. Hungary experiments employ a thirty foot mortar with blasting charges as grape growers in the French Alps form a cooperative to stock cannons and powder for summer use.
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Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry Holds 32nd Reunion in Lancaster
Surviving members gathered for the thirty second annual reunion with officers elected. Notables present include Lt Col R M Russell Major Porter Dr William Rice and I D Landis among others. Coatesville will host next year in Lancaster County and Mayor Muhlenberg welcomed attendees.
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Hanover
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New York
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Tunkhannock
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Rome
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Coatesville
E. A. Hancock
Philadelphia
Porter
Grant
Lee
Grand Army Hall
Muhlenberg
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J. W. Houston
Brosins
George G. Myers
Charles P. Dern
Darlington
B. F. Clark
Baltimore
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H. H. Hoffman
York
Obituary notices span engineers, rail leaders and clergy
Obituaries list Charles H. Woolley senior chief engineer of Red Star Steamship Line dies at Ocean Grove after shipboard accident and paralysis. Other notices include Mrs Halpin funeral in city with Salvation Army brigadiers. Harry P. Dunbar Pennsylvania Railroad station master found dead. Captain A W Eichelberger Hanover Branch Railroad president dies aged 82. Christine Christopherson 8 dies at 2060 North Fifteenth Street likely heart disease. Abram H. Wandling dies in Scranton. Dr Safford Williams College astronomy professor dies in Newark. David Rea former Missouri Congressman dies at Savannah. Rev Dr Marble D Babcock burial in Oakwood Cemetery following suicide in Naples.
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Red Star Steamship Line
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Friesland
Harry P. Dunbar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Harrisburg
Marriages and Deaths Notice Recites Numerous Couples
A long list of marriage licenses and obituaries appears with names such as Joseph Haubrick and Philippina Schafer and many other couples. The text includes vows, residences, and scattered burial notices with dates in 1901 and references to cemeteries and church services.
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Philippina Schafer
Leotard J. Edwaris
Carrie Gazan
Thomas Pearse
Clara Oliver
John Haggenbotham
Elizabeth C. Ferner
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Mary FE
Fraunfurter
Charles H. Clark
Florence A. Harmon
John J. Williams
Annie EB. McClain
William Wallace
Sarah J. Harkins
Gustav Fischer
Louisa Binder
James Chestnut
Margaret EB. Mackey
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William Connelly
Anna Aveson
Aaron Underwood
Alice Wilson
James Whittingham
Hester Gaines
John Collins
Mary Conway
Harry C. Worrall
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Wade C. Jones
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Frank M. Spidell
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Roland G. Holt
Florence L. Glessner
William EB. Comley
Eva Tway
Morris Sharp
Yetta Barsky
Clemmie Hunsberger
Charles Harbinson
Kate Gillen
Jacob Wyers
Beckie Lister
Clifford Padley
Emma H. Gravensteine
Elmer Schlichter
May F. Ketterer
Charles B. Lovatt
Josephine M. Stiles
Milton H. Stevenson
Celeste M. Hand
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