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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

7

Garden fete guests and society notes at Germantown homes

In June 20 garden fete plans at Mrs. Charles Wheeler's Pem broke estate, Bryn Mawr, list of hosts includes Mrs. C. W. Packard and many society figures. The piece details whist and dance parties at Germantown houses, summer house parties in Philadelphia area, and summer travel plans of local families, with multiple hostesses, guests, and trips to Atlantic City, Newport, and Europe.

Charles Wheeler Pembroke Bryn Mawr W. Packard Adelaide Jordan J. O. Hoffman Ed. Browning D. Sinkler George R. Packard Louisa Rawle Thayer Ralph Townsend Barlow Evelyn V. Howell Edith Rawle Elsie Whelen Bertha Lippincott Eulalie Lesley W. Hinckle Smith

Atlantic City Visiting Philadelphians This Summer

Atlantic City notes from June 18 show Mrs. Bradley and Miss Jane Bradley of Pittsburg visiting A. J. Drexel Biddle. Brown family of Chestnut Hill take a summer cottage on North Carolina avenue. J. Payne party from Philadelphia joins Mr. and Mrs. Payne and son. Kiapp family and Hawkins family of Philadelphia plan summer stays at Chelsea and in the city. A Philadelphia party including H. M. Duffin and Miss Dofin is also reported.

H. van Baelen North Sixteenth Street Secane Atlantic City Edward B. Clark New York Philadelphia Walton Craig Biddle Newport Mr. Biddle John R. Drexel George W. Childs Drexel New Haven Philadelphia TimEs Bradley Jane Bradley Pittsburg A. J. Drexel Biddle Brown J. G. Brown Chestnut Hill North Carolina Avenue South J. E. Payne J. B. and John E. Payne, Jr Philadel Mrs Wilbur Paddock Kiapp Chelsea H. M. Duffin Dofin

The Kitties at Brandywine Springs Milite Band

The fragment notes a season opening at Brandywine Springs with references to the Canadian Gordon band. Other terms mention Ohio and June, but details are unclear. The readable items indicate a musical or ceremonial event linked to a military band in a historical local setting.

Brandywine Springs Gordon Ohio

Berkeley Memorial Chapel wedding in Middletown

Theodora Van Horne and Edward Sturtevant wed at Berkeley Memorial Chapel in Middletown. Attendees include Francis C. Van Horne and J. Borden Harriman lineage with other notable guests at nearby cottages. Oelrichs wedding date changed to July 24. Several Newport and New York families plan summer visits and moves.

Newport Berkeley Memorial Chapel Middletown Theodora van Horne Francis C. van Horne Edward Sturtevant Eugene Sturtevant Protestant Episcopal Church of America Oelrichs

Diplomatic Visit Marks Marine Corps Headquarters

Washington reports Admiral and Mrs Coghlan visiting General and Mrs Heywood at Marine Corps headquarters. A wedding at the bride’s uncle and aunt’s residence unites Miss Grace Dempsey and Thomas Francis with Rev Father Mackin officiating in a relatives-only ceremony. Mr and Mrs George J Schley plan travel to Ohio for Kenyon College graduation. Mrs Benjamin H Warder departs for New England Harbor Maine to reside at Rosserne estate. Engagement announced for Miss Ellen M Hodge of Washington and Dr G W Brewster of Boston.

Philadelphia Times Washington Coghlan Heywood Headquarters United States Marine Corps Grace Dempsey William Dempsey Thomas Francis William J. Miller Mackin George J. Schley Sixteenth Street Ohio Kenyon College George B. Sebley Benjamin H. Warder New England Harbor Maine Rosserne Cornelius Smith Ellen M. Hodge G. W. W. Brewster Marlboro Street Boston

Trust Officer F J Alison Stricken With Paralysis

Francis J Alison a trust officer at Commercial Trust Company was seized by paralysis on the vaults of the Arcade Building yesterday afternoon. The stroke was not severe and he was removed to his Ardmore home. He is about 50 and long practiced law in Philadelphia with offices in the Real Estate Trust building.

F. J. Alison Francis J. Alison Commercial Trust Company Arcade Alison Ardmore Philadelphia

Obituary notices for Howell Hamilton and Gilroy in Philadelphia

Colonel Charles H Howell died yesterday after a long illness at 1123 Walnut Street. He was born February 10, 1848 and married Annie M Fitler. survived by three daughters and one son. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM, interment Central Laurel Hill Cemetery. Robert Hamilton soap manufacturer died at 1542 South Seventh Street after apoplexy, born in County Tyrone, Ireland in 1835, survived by widow and two sons. John Jay Gilroy secretary of Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company died at 2083 North Twenty sixth Street, aged about 52.

Charles H. Howell Walnut Street Henry C. Howell Annie M. Fitler Edwin H. Fitler Charity Hospital Eleventh Cherry Streets Mercantile Beneficial Association Unicarn Art Robert Hamilton South Seventh Street Tasker Street Appara Hey County Rone Ireland John Jay Gilroy Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company Ance North Twenty- Street R Pe Mr. Gilroy

Death report of Rev E H Pohle in Limburg Germany

The Rev E H Pohle former pastor of St Peter's Lutheran West Philadelphia is reported dead in Limburg Germany where he had gone recently for illness. Details mention service at St Pauls German Church Norris and career at St PaulsKeran Church before coming to Ohio.

E. H. Pohle St. Peter's Lutheran Church of West Philadelphia Limburg Germany Pohle S J. Paul Norris 2 Tphio

WEDDINGS IN WASHINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATED

A Philadelphia Times wedding report from June 18 details Miss Mary R Fealy and Lt Mack Kenny Cunningham marrying at St Matthew s Church with four uniformed attendants. The couple plan to sail for the Philippines July 1. Also noted is Miss May Smillie s marriage to Frederick Chailie Handy at Church of the Covenant with a large Philadelphia turnout.

Washington St. Matthew's Church Mary R. Fealy Dennis Fealy Mack Kenny Cunningham U.S. A Gilbert Smith Second Cavalry Daniel Carr Signal Corps Henry Parker William D. Connor Engineer Corps Agnes Fealy Miss Stone Stone Pennsylvania

Unique outdoor wedding at Shawnee for Baxter and Staman

In Lancaster on June 18 a lawn ceremony united Dr. Andrew H. Baxter of Philadelphia and Miss Emily Wright Staman at Shawnee, east of Columbia. Rev. George Wells Ely officiated under a laurel arch beside a pine. Attendants included John Staman, Mrs. Bruce Harrison, and several Staman sisters with ushers Lee Kauffman and the groom’s brother.

Philadelphia Times Lancaster Shawnee Edward H. Staman Columbia Andrew H. Baxter Philadelphia Emily Wright Staman George Wells-Ely John Staman Bruce Harrison Minnie Wright Emily Staman Washington Elizabeth Staman Emma Hooper Colum Dia Lee Kauffman Baxter

Doylestown Wedding Joins James and Lear Families

The June 18 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church joined Miss Helen James, eldest daughter of Mrs. Louis H. James, to John Brock Lear, son of Mr and Mrs. Henry Lear. Rob ert James of Media gave the bride away. Rev. Robert M. Labaree officiated with Miss Annie H. Cartledge of Philadelphia as wedding pianist. A reception followed the service.

Philadelphia Times Doylestown Helen James Louis H. James John Brock Lear Henry Lear First Presbyterian Church Annie H. Cartledge Philadelphia Raymond Townsend New Haven Thomas Kk. Ober, Jr J. Warner Johnson, Jr Germantown William I. Lear Mahlon Yardley Thomas A. James Elizabeth FP. Ross Jean Knaight Malineville Dollie Tibbits Gertrude MacReynolds Julia Lear Margaret James Carrie Y. James Robert

Philadelphia man weds Lansdale girl in June wedding

Charles J. Schmidt of Philadelphia and Miss Margaret McKinlay of Lansdale were married at Mrs. T. T. Reddington’s home in Lansdale. Rev. James McKinlay officiated with Rev. C. W. Straw assisting. Maid of honor Miss Bella Heebner and best man Max Hiller. Reception for 100 guests followed. couple to Niagara Falls then Bar Harbor for summer before settling in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Times Lansdale T. T. Reddington Charles J. Schmidt Philadelphia Margaret McKinlay James&. McKinlay Doylestown C. W. Straw Bella Heebner Max Hiller Providence R. L Bertha Brinker Chalfont FE. M. Cadmus McKinlay Niagara Falls Bar Harbor

Carrie Hamsher Weds Gottlieb Freudenberger in Bethany Church

In Bethany Church Barnesville Miss Carrie Elizbeth Hamsher daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Hamsher married Gottlieb Freudenberger a Philadelphia business man formerly of Tamaqua The maid of honor was Miss Clara Kimbel bridesmaids Miss Maud Tallesworth Miss Florence Buck Edith Brode Groom attended by Charles Bidelspach Usheres Joseph Rowe Lee Goodman Thomas Evans Bucknell graduates Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rev W W Yost Hamburg special train carried guests reception at Hamsher home

Philadelphia Times Tamaqua Bethany Church Barnesville Carrie Elizabeth EB. F. Hamsher Gottlieb Freudenberger Philadelphia Clara Kimbel Maud Tallesworth Florence Buck Edith Brode Charles Bidelspach Muncy Joseph Rowe Crozier Seminary Lee Goodman Jefferson College Thomas Evans University of Pennsylvania Bucknell University Sigma Alpha Epsilon Society W. W. Yost Hamburg E. F. Hamsher

Doylestown Wedding Of Florence Nather Levick and Joseph G Sullivan

Miss Florence Nather Levick daughter of Mrs Anne E Levick and Joseph Gregory Sullivan of Philadelphia were married in a Friends ceremony at Stonehurst Quakertown. About three hundred guests attended the ceremony with Miss A Lucille Levick as maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth W Levick and Miss Katharine Nevins Richardson. Best man was V Fencil ushers William J Hicks and Leon G Sullivan. Afterward a wedding reception followed and the couple left for a lakes tour.

Doylestown Florence Nather Levick Anne E. Levick Joseph Gregory Sullivan Philadelphia Stonehurst Quakertown A. Lucille Levick Elizabeth W. Levick Katharine Nevins Richardson V. Fencil Reading William J. Hicks Kennett Square Leon G. Sullivan Mrs. Sullivan Lakes

Lynch and Miller Tie The Knot In St Marys Church

Bartholomew J. Lynch of Olyphant Luzerne county and Miss Gertrude H. Miller of East Petersburg wed in St Marys Roman Catholic Church Lancaster this morning. Rev P J McCullagh officiated with Edward Horan as best man and Elizabeth Hottenstein as bridesmaid. A luncheon followed at the Haralston Club.

Philadelphia Times Lancaster Bartholomew J. Lynch Olyphant Luzerne County Gertrude H. Miller East Petersburg St. Mary's P. J. McCullagh Edward Horan Scranton Elizabeth Hottenstein Haralston Club

Carlisle wedding ties Katharine Spotts to Huntington student

Miss Katharine Spotts married Roscoe M Wright of Huntington. The Rev G M Didenderfer of the First Lutheran Church officiated. The Philadelphia Times report notes other wedding details from Atlantic City dated June 14, highlighting Harriet Gilder as daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Philadelphia Times Carlisle Katharine &. Spotts Roscoe M. Wright Huntington Dickinson School of Law G. M. Didenderfer First Lutheran Church Spectaal Atlantic City Mies Harriet C.idler Mra

Couple Dietz and Bressler Wed in Lancaster Home

William E. Dietz of Sutton Virginia and Miss Anna L. Bressler daughter of Magistrate George B. Bressler married at the bride’s home in Lancaster this morning. Miss Carrie M. Dietz of Lock Haven served as bridesmaid and Charles Bressler of Lancaster was best man. They will reside in Lock Haven.

Philadelphia Times Lancaster William E. Dietz Sutton Anna L. Bressler George B. Bressler Carrie M. Dietz Lock Haven Charles Bressler

Miss Wainwright Weds Wainwright Churchill at Overbrook

Miss Maude Elizabeth Wainwright daughter of Jonathan Wainwright married Wainwright Churchill last evening in Overbrook Presbyterian Church. Rev George Reynolds officiated with matron Mrs William H Barber of Ogdensburg NY and bridesmaids Grace Burt Joan Seeley Mary Boardman Violet Fielders Elizabeth Wagner. Best man Jonathan Wainwright Jr and ushers John F P Dornan J P Bains Jr H S Bacon Duncan Jacques Gilbert Casselbury. Reception followed at 6376 Overbrook Avenue.

Maude Elizabeth Wainwright Jonathan Wainwright Wainwright Churchill Overbrook Presbyterian Church George Reynolds Jonathan Wainwright, Jr John FP. Dornan J. P. Bains, Jr

Marriage of Miss Alice Champion Prowattain to James Focht

Miss Alice Champion Prowattain, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Prowattain, wed James Lawrence Focht at St Marys Episcopal Church West Philadelphia. Rev William Bodine officiated. The gown was white satin with Duchesse lace and orange blossoms. Attendants included Emilie Louise Prowattain sister and maid of honor. Best man Frank Co Falls. Ushers included Robert Evans Dennison Ernest Worrell and others. A reception followed at 4217 Chestnut street and the couple left for a tour of Canada Thousands Islands and Nova Scotia.

Washington Church of the Covenant May Smillie Frederick Chailie Handy G. Frederick Alice Champion Prowattain Ivan Prowattain James Lawrence Focht St. Mary's Episcopal Church West Philadelphia William BK. Bodine Emilie Louise Prowattain Frank Co. Falls Philadelphia Robert Evans Dennison Ernest Worrell Prowattain Edmond Browne Piper Williamsport Frank Charles Boyer Chestnut Street Mrs. Foeht Canada

Dual Kensington and Roxborough Weddings Reported

Miss Letitia Jackson Brittin wed Clifford Southgate Beale at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Hervey Beale officiating. Bridesmaids included Miss Ethel Goode and Miss Clara Brittin. best man James F. McCoy. A reception followed at 424 North Fourth Street. Separately, Miss Florence May Wright married William Howell Ashbridge at Roxborough Baptist Church with Rev. Orlando T. Stewart. reception at Hotel Flanders. The couple will reside at 1620 Westmoreland Street Tioga.

Letitia Jackson Brittin Clifford Southgate Beale First Presbyterian Church Kensington Hervey Beale Josiah Quimby Brittin Sarah Taggart Ethel Goode New York Maybelle Rose Clara Brittin Florence May Wright Jacob Wright William Howell Ashbridge Mayor Ashbridge Roxborough Baptist Church Orlando T. Stewart Wright Johnson Hughes Wissahickon Lonor Marion Smith May Stearn May Pearson Edward Stout Loraine Melcher Edward Righter Horatio Fegely Frank Shindle Flanders Mrs. Ashbridge Canada Westmoreland Street Tioga

Miss Mary Allen Greenwood Weds Miles H Shimer at Mothers Home

Miss Mary Allen Greenwood daughter of Mrs Frances Greenwood of 656 North Thirty eighth street married Miles H Shimer of Frankford yesterday at noon in the parlors of her mother Rev J Addison Henry of Princeton Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony Mary Greenwood's brother Thomas gave away the bride A wedding breakfast and reception followed The couple will reside at 1140 Orthodox street Frankford and will be at home after September 1 1900s style report though year not specified

Mary Allen Greenwood Frances Greenwood North Thirty-eighth Street Miles H. Shimer Frankford J. Addison Henry Princeton Presbyterian Church Thomas Greenwood Mrs. Shimer Orthodox Street

Baby’s summer wardrobe and Gibson girl styles

The piece surveys darling baby caps in pink chiffon and satin, white silk muslin coats with Irish lace, and Gibson girl inspired summer frocks for little girls. It contrasts refined fabrics and trims with a parental note on child obedience and discipline.

Sunshades for Little Girls Parasol Styles Light Up Summer

The article surveys children's parasols from nursery to early teen sizes. It notes ruffled china silk designs for toddlers with pinked edges, bamboo or wood handles, and wide color variety including pink, pale blue, red, and plaid options. For ages ten to fourteen, white silk parasols feature hemstitched borders and colored circles, with changeable taft fabric and elaborate Cha silk versions. Prices start around 20 cents, offering playful summer accents for girls.

Mrs Mary Emma Husted weds Dr Alexander B Dewees in Camden

Miss Mary Emma Husted daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Husted and Dr Alexander B Dewees of Benson street were married at the bride’s parents home 1908 Broadway Camden last night by Rev John Lyell pastor of the First Baptist Church of Camden. The maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Weaver Sharp and the best man was Joseph Dewees brother of the groom. After a tour of the South the couple will reside at 424 Benson street Camden.

J. ©. Idler Joseph B. Bell A. Lincoln Moore First Baptist Church Estelle Idler Robert Patterson Philadelphia Delaware Water Gap Bell Mary Emma Husted William A. Husted Alexander B. Dewees Benson Street Broadway Camden John Lyell First Baptist Church of Elizabeth Weaver Sharp Joseph Dewees South

Quiet Roxborough Marriage Unites Miss Lees and Hanley

Miss Jessie Lees daughter of Mrs Laura Lees married Samuel Creighton Hanley at her home 623 East Hermitage Roxborough The Rev Dwight Hanna of Leverington Presbyterian Church officiated A reception followed and the couple will spend the summer in Canada before making Roxborough their home

Jessie Lees Laura Lees East Hermitage Street Roxborough Samuel Creighton Hanley Dwight ©. Hanna Leverington Presbyterian Church

Miss Mary Fulmer Weds George W Baker at Bustleton Home

Miss Mary Letitia Fulmer married George W. Baker last evening at her Bustleton residence. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George W. Peck Jr of Lower Dublin Baptist Church. Horace R. Burke served as groomsman, with Edna Fulmer and Grace S. Baker as bridesmaids.

Mary Letitia Fulmer Bustleton George W. Baker George W. Peck Ijr Lower Dublin

Quiet Home Wedding of Elizabeth Chevalier and Adolph Wiedeman

A quiet home wedding was held yesterday for Miss Elizabeth Agnes Chevalier and G Adolph Wiedeman at 2248 North Seventeenth Street with Rev. Joseph A Bennett officiating. After a small reception, the couple departed for a wedding trip.

Elizabeth Agnes Chevalier John D. Chevalier G. Adolph Wiedeman North Seventeenth Street Joseph A. Bennett

Useful household tips and cleaning remedies from early text

A collection of practical advice on cleaning jewelry with chalk, repelling mice with camphor, burning alum to treat rust, using hot water for congestion and constipation, washing milk and cream in cold water, and cautions on children’s questions as discussed by Dr Grace Peckham Murray in the Delineator. The tips reflect period advice on domestic care and child behavior.

Jose Grace Peckham Murray

Miss A. Gertrude Steele Wed to E. W. Pearson at Home

Miss Gertrude Steele wed E W Pearson in a quiet ceremony at 3421 Twentieth Street officiated by Rev John P D Martin of Tioga Methodist Church. The couple departed for a summer trip to New England Canada and nearby provinces.

A. Gertrude Steele Twentieth Street E. W. Pearson John PD. Martin Tioga Methodist Church

Curran Gouckler wedding at St Mary's Gloucester City

A church wedding was held yesterday morning at St Marys Catholic Church in Gloucester City. Harry Curran married Miss Katie Gouckler with Miss Mamie McGlone as brides maid and Joseph Curran, the groom's brother, as best man.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Gloucester City Harry Curran Katie Gouckler Mamie McGlone Joseph Curran

Keen and Henderson Married at Camden Church

Miss Maud Delia Keen daughter of Mr and Mrs William Keen of Stevens Street Camden and David A Henderson senior member of D A Henderson & Co of Market Street were married last church opening the ceremony with guests from local firms and families.

Maud Delia Keen William 8. Keen Stevens Street Camden David A. Henderson D. A. Henderson & Co Market Street

Sweets for the Table from The Philadelphia Times 1902

A collection of old world dessert recipes including rice jelly with milk and eggs baked in lard fried in hot fat served with lemon and sugar. Also includes tapioca jelly with red currant jelly and custard, sago with cinnamon and almonds, a Danish fruit dish, sponge cake batter with huckleberries, and raspberry cream dessert with gelatine and whipped cream.

Echoes of the Shops Fashion Notes in Paris Trends

Crimson and white hats and green and white remain popular while black and white fades. Blue and green disappear as burnt shades last through the season. The Gibson man sepia portrait decorates a sofa pillow. A chic black cravat with pongee suits some but not all women. Artificial and natural sweet peas decorate coiffures. Green ribbons with white linen gowns flatter complexions. Creamy whites prevail. Dolly Varden parasol in flowered chiffon with ruches. Yoke effects dominate skirts and the blouse back over a medium belt. fullness softened in front when fabric is thin and soft.

Paris Gibson Man

Washable belts gain popularity with style and utility

The article describes washable belts for the up-to-date girl, highlighting narrow back widths near an inch and a half widening to three quarters inch at the front. It details gilt or black buckles, stitching ornamentation, and pointed ends with matching eyelets, plus styles in white linen, white pique, postillion belts, pongee belts, and natural linen finishes in varied colors.

Moonlit Roses and June Love Song

A lyrical recounting of a romance centered on roses in early June. The speaker and a beloved exchange poetry about petals embodying notes, the rose mirroring the moon, and their love flowing with cadence and light. The verses weave repeated declarations of love amid imagery of sun, dew, moonlight, and music.

Women’s Rights Centered in Home Life and Duty

A tribute to Mary as wife mother homemaker and housekeeper arguing that women’s true domain is in the home. The speaker cites divine order and social necessity, saying rights arise from home life and responsibilities rather than public roles.

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