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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1902

Page

9

Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Travel Plans

Philadelphia society circles report a June rush of engagements and weddings. Miss A Gertrude Steele to Professor F E W Pearson set for June 18 at 2421 North Twentieth Street. Several couples plan summers in New England and Canada, with many preparing country homes and trips to Europe and Cape May. Distinguished visitors include Baroness Hengelmailer, Grand Duke Boris, Prince Chen, and the Crown Prince of Siam.

A. Gertrude Steele William Steele F E. W. Pearson North Twentieth Street New England States Canada Washington Boris Prince Chen Siam

Summer Visitors From Philadelphia In Atlantic City

Atlantic City hosts a flock of residents and visitors from Philadelphia. Samuel Kahn and Theodore Frothingham families arrive for the season. Mrs Robert Washington and Miss Larth Biddle are listed among those spending the summer here. Mrs Brady, Cyrus Townsend Brady’s mother, and the Rhoded family take cottages at Chelsea. Mrs Mcintosh Stewart also secures a Chelsea cottage for the summer.

Philadelphia Times Atlantic City Samuel Kahn Philadelphia Theodore Frothingham Locust Street Larth Biddle Walnut Street Mrs. Brady Cyrus Townsend Brady Saee

Summer arrivals fill Newport villas on Bellevue and coast

New summer visitors reach Newport Rhode Island settling at private villas along Bellevue avenue and nearby cottages. Families from Philadelphia and local attractions are noted among the arrivals for the season.

1. T. Burden Yy Gwendolin Burden Bellevue Avenue

Saturday Only Train Service Notice

Brief OCR note references a Saturday only train via Philadelphia and Reading Railway with unclear pricing or ticket count. The readable fragment mentions a pen and partial fare context but lacks concrete dates or full details.

Philadelphia & Reading Railway

Summer Dances Planned at Green Spring Valley Hunt Club

Captain and Mrs Morton Henry of Boston visit Ernest N Morison in Ilchester. Dance dates are set for June 25 July 9 28 September 3 17 and October 1 15 20. Peyton Clark of 1205 North Charles Street sails for Europe for the summer. Captain Isaac E Emerson and Miss Margaret Emerson rent a Newport cottage. Mrs Lawrason Riggs and Miss Bright spend July at Narragansett Pier.

Philadelphia Times Baltimore Morton Henry Boston Henry Ernest N. Morison Ilchester Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Peyton Clark North Charles Street Europe Isaac E. Emerson Margaret Emerson Newport Lawrason Riggs Miss Bright Cathedral Street Narragansett Pier

Lankenaus Niece Maries in Philadelphia Chapel

In the Mary J. Drexel Home chapel on Twenty first street and Girard avenue Miss Mare Wirth, niece of John D. Lankenau, married Hanse Heiland in a ceremony directed by Rev. Dr Goodel. The event fulfilled Lankenau’s will, with decorations of Southern emilax white roses and lilies. The crowd included Drexel Home directors, German Hospital members, and friends. The couple left for a wedding trip before plans to go to Nicaragua.

Mary J. Drexel Twenty-first Street Girard Avenue John D. Laukenau Mare Wirth Mr. Laukenau Mrs. Lucas Mary Joana Drexel Lankenau Drexel Home German Hospital Asie Tester WweReen Karl York Heiland Nicaragua

The Dogs Lament on Language and Labels

A playful verse critiques terms used for dogs and people who misbehave. It lists insults like doggerel dogeared hound cur and dogma, reflecting on how language degrades dogs and humans alike. The piece laments harsh labels and the unfair way language frames animal and human worth.

Simplicity vs Modern Cleopatra in Moral Reform

The author warns against wealth and comfort as modern temptations, urging the acceptance of religious and moral principles as the path to true happiness. Simplicity, earned virtue, and right living are praised as the forces that can overcome alluring riches and restore civilization.

Ishof Mackay-Smith Cleopatra Anthony Fort Truth

Philadelphia Passengers Sail on Noordland for Liverpool

About 150 Philadelphians, including Drexel Institute teachers and students, Nicholas Douty the tenor and his family, Miss Florence Roberts, Miss Miriam Nichaelson, and many others, sail on the Noordland with 156 steerage passengers and a valuable cargo.

Liverpool American Line Noordland G. C. Apfeld Rei Anderson Nial Raetjer Eo Bowie Isabella Bronk Adrew Clarke Andrew P. Clarke Catherine Clarks FF. Clarke Clarke Iss . Coy Iss Fivases Fil Nicholas Douty Mra Alfred Douty E.R. D. Dove William J

Stage Notes on Girard Avenue Closure and The Emerald Isle Cast

Announcement notes Girard Avenue Theatre to close for summer after Moths. Kate Condon named prima donna of The Emerald Isle with Jefferson d Angelis starring in autumn. Bessie Bonehill alleged dying in London after autumn music hall run. she married William Seeley of Seeley and West. Charles Hawitzer author of Lord of His House shown in London theatre. critics praise bright dialogue though Hawitzer’s recent shows fared unevenly in New York.

Kate Condon Grand Opera Jefferson d' Angelisa Bessie Bonehill London England William Seeley Seeley and West Charles Hawitrey Piet Hawtzer New York City George Iss

Green fashion display exalts linen gowns and hats

A shop showcases green themed garments and accessories in a seasonal display. Green outfits include linen gowns and shirtwaists, hats with broad brims, and parasols in white taffeta with green accents. Velvet ribbons, black trimming, and Parisian touches complete the modish green note.

Paris Milan

Noted in the Shops Fashion Notes for Summer

The article reviews summer fashion items including fitted bathing suit skirts, changeable etamines, beige straw automobile hats, all white daytime and evening dresses, and a Leghorn hat flower basket for a June wedding. It also describes the Pilgrim Skirt with battlemented ruffles, leather parasol handles, June rose bowls, and Lily of the valley embroidery on black stockings.

Paris Evening Model Brings White Net and Lace Gowns to Fore

Paris Evening Model highlights white net gowns with ecru lace and lace insertions as fashionable bases for elaborate evening attire. It notes changeable taffetas in pink blue and silver shades, flowered silks and muslins with wide flounces, and all white or white lace gowns as timeless elegant standards.

Home Beauty and Sewing Tips From an Old Column

A tint of turpentine in washwater freshens a room. Frail nails gain from almond oil or rubbing. Palms thrive with weekly lukewarm leaf spritz in milked water, then two hours soaking. Wash fine fabrics with cold suds, avoid wringing. Home toilet vinegar blends with rosemary rue lavender camphor. soak berries 24 hours, strain. Silk ribbons survive in gentle wash, dry flat. The piece describes lace, chiffons, and velvet dots in white black and color schemes.

The Summer Vegetables and Fresh Ways to Prepare Them

Fresh vegetable guidance from a period cook outlines several methods for carrots potatoes tomatoes and beans. Carrots are sautéed in butter with onion and parsley. potatoes are curry-dried with onion stock and lemon juice. Tomatoes are pan-seared then served with a milk-thickened gravy. String beans are cooked gently with butter salt pepper and nutmeg to preserve flavor, then finished with a brown ham-butter sauce and beef stock for a richer accompaniment.

Tea Table Love Superstitions on Tea Reading

The article describes old time tea table superstitions about romance. Cream before sugar supposedly harms love while two spoons signal a wedding and a teapot lid left off foretells a caller. A floating tea stalk on an unmarried woman's cup hints at a beau and the tea stir and spoon position predict arrival.

Heart shaped wedding cake keepsake hampers waxed with gold initials

Wedding cake boxes are small heart shaped affairs covered in white moire with gold monograms. Some have a hint of orange blossom and white ribbon. A novelty at a recent wedding featured tiny willow hampers holding cake and adorned with white rosebuds and bows, displaying the couple’s entwined initials and the recipient’s name.

Secret management by wives cited in Lady's Realm

The Hon. Mrs. Nathaniel Yeans asserts a wife may conceal a single secret from her husband and friends. Publicly managed discretion is vital, she argues, lest overt control appear dictatorial and ruinous to a husband’s spirit.

Nathaniel Eanis

Fashion Rules Shirtwaist Fronts And Star Spangled Imagery

A late ruling dictates shirtwaist fronts be ironed smooth with no starch as tucking and pleating are blamed for untidy appearance. The speech invokes Old Glory imagery praising national unity and honoring heroes, closing with name Frank L. Stastoa and a line about blood and country enduring forever.

Frank L. Stastoa

Traction Line Purchased By Boston Firm

A Boston representative from Tucker & Anthony acquired the Newark Traction Company line and the Interurban to Greavillé for Columbus Buckeye Lake and nearby routes, forming a major regional purchase announced in COLMBUSE Ohio on June 14.

Colmbuse Ohie A. BR. Appleyard Boston Tucker & Anthony Newark Traction Company Greavillé Columbus Buckere, Lake

Japanese Baron Tours Philadelphia Institutions

Baron Shibusawa and party toured Girard College and nearby sites, meeting President Fetterolf and General Wagner. The visitors observed classrooms, kitchens, and the cadet parade, with the baron praising American progress and noting a planned Korea railroad project costing 25 million yens.

Louis Wagner Board of City Trusts Frank M. Highley Anna M. Shreve Baroness Shibusawa Nishikawa Fetterolf Ichihara Girard College Pac Wagner

Engineer Jane M. Johan W. Smith Dies in Springfield Rail Collision

Springfield reports the death of Jane M. Johan W. Smith of Fordland Missouri who was among early engineers on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The fatal incident occurred as a derailed train carried workers to the site, with Smith among the crew. details remain unclear and the investigation continues.

Springfield Jane M Johan W. Smith Fordland Baltimore Olo

Obituary of Dr Caleb Barlan Prominent Delaware Physician

Dr Caleb Barlan, a noted physician, died yesterday at his Farspuraut residence Delaware. He was born October 13, 1804 in Formsle Towne and studied at the University of Sylvania in 1886. He later studied abroad and moved to Wilmington.

Caleb. Barlan Farspurat Dél Formas le. Tows Del University of Sylvania Sean Wilmington

Pennsylvania Special to Chicago Aims Twenty Hour Run

The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to inaugurate the Pennsylvania Special, a nonstop cross country flyer from New York to Chicago with a target of twenty hours for 912 miles. The run includes segments Jersey City to Germantown Junction, Germantown to Altoona, Altoona to Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh to Fort Wayne and Chicago, with ambitious speed and safety preparations led by President Cassatt.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania New York Chicago Great Britain France Pennesylvania Seaboard Broad Street Station Germantown Junction Altoona Harrisburg Juniata Valley Pittsburg Alleghenies Fort Wayne Philadelphia Cassatt Limited

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