Society and the Home Notes From Philadelphia Summers
Philadelphia society items list where families plan summer homes Atlantic City Cape May and Bryn Mawr, engagements and weddings including Miss Jean Ann Alison to Thomas Henry Tyson, travel plans for Mr and Mrs Wister and Vanderbilt party, and visits of noted social figures to Newport and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wainwright
Spruce Street
Fanny
Etting
Canada
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Merion
James Strong
North Broad Street
North Carolina Avenue
Atlantic City
Walter Elmer
Winter Harbor
James Pollock
Jean Ann Alison
Alexander Alison
Thomas Henry Tyson
New York
Bristol Presbyterian Church
Julia H. Stack
Ada Smith
Margaret Butcher
Sailer
Bryn Mawr
Hampton L. Carson
Europe
Edgar Scott
Bar Harbor
Susanna May Good
Charles Flaiy
North Fifteenth Street
J. Warren Lovett
Doylestown
Fairhill Methodist Church
Fifth and
Clearfield Streets
Charles Roth
Samuel Price Wetherill
Newport
Laura. Tobey
Fortieth
Spruce Streets
Media
Maine
Kendrick
West Locust Street
Drifton
Florence O'Neill
Harvey's Lake
D. Murray Cheston
South Twentieth Street
Maryland
William W. Porter
Walnut Street
Thomas Drysdale
Elizabeth Jandan Lea
Bakewell
New Haven
Conn
Sumner Ireland
Clementon
New Jersey
Erection of Four War Tablets for Germantown Ward Twenty Two
The committee reports four bronze tablets listing all residents of the Twenty second ward who died in the war of the rebellion, placed at the soldiers' monument corners in Market Square Germantown. Of 5261.31 raised, 61.20 remains to fund future name additions. list of committee members includes Bussinger, Harry Davis, Embarit, Finckel, Wagner, Gates, Laut J, Bayard Henry, Schweriner, Keator, Hart, Kenney, Manship, Man, Allen, Page, Boneall, Spiegel, Brooke, Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square
Germantown
Georg Washington Asd Simmer
D. W. Bussinger
G. Harry Davis
Wm. H. Embarit
Sec. L. Finckel
Louis Wagner
Treasay Gates
G H. Laut J
Bayard Henry
Tre Schweriner
John F. Keator
William B. Hart
John J. Kenney
John E. Manship
Horace F. Man
Benjamin Allen
Harlan Page
Walter H. Boneall
C. A. Spiegel
William H. Brooke
Canby
Tyson
Civic Club committee to discuss summer schools meeting
A Civic Club committee on vacation schools will meet next Tuesday morning at the club rooms 17 Walnut street to discuss plans for the summer. Miss Jane Hubbard is noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
The
Civic Club
Walnut Street
Jane Hubbard
New Fashions Belt Buckles and Snake Motifs Attract
The article highlights trendy belt buckles featuring hollow discs with animal heads such as tiger, lion, or ram. It notes snake motifs on bracelets and belts, gold snake armlets, and scale link patterns with spiral springs. Also described are silver chatelaine bags, pendants like miniature gold fish and stamped envelopes, and Paris-inspired summer gowns with Chantilly lace and ecru embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Paris
Selfishness vs. unselfish charm in society critique
A New York Tribune piece contrasts Rupert Co and Willie S in social life. It argues selfish charm wins favor with women, while unselfish behavior leads to social exclusion and becoming a wallflower. The tone cautions Jack against chivalry in modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny
Jack
Rupert Co
Willie S
Rupert C
New York Tribune
Gem-set Lace Revival Brings Renaissance Style to Fashion
Fashion reports a revival of gem set lace inspired by Italian Renaissance design. Jewelers adorn Brussels point and Venetian lace with sapphires turquoises and diamonds, creating heirloom pieces with clasped antique lace and ornate slides. A prominent woman is credited with reviving the art.
Coronets for Coronation Day Anger at Plain Silver Caskets
England’s peers and peeresses grow agitated over plain silver gilt coronets for Coronation Day. Jewels will stay with the sovereign’s crown, and many coronets are worn or neglected as opportunities to wear them are rare. The piece notes disappointment and mischief among the aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Metus
London dressmakers stock coronets for coiffure practice
A London fashion note describes dressmakers keeping tin coronets for practicing hairdos. It adds that the mére man must have his coronet stuffed or stretched to fit his head, highlighting tailored fit issues in men’s headgear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Housewives urged to share practical tips for Philadelphia Times column
The Woman's Department invites readers to contribute recipes and household hints. Send favorite true and tried recipes with explicit quantities and mixing directions. Letters should be addressed to The Woman's Department at The Philadelphia Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
THE
Cooking and baking guide with peas asparagus and lettuce
A practical recipe excerpt outlines preparing thin egg and flour crepe, butter and water sauce, a two part filling with milk egg sugar cornstarch and vanilla, orange cake mix, green pea soup with mint and spinach color, and delicate asparagus cooking. Lettuce in mayonnaise sandwich wedges by Miss S Conaway.
Household starch formula with borax and turpentine
Instructions describe making a starch mixture using borax two ounces half a pound of starch melted borax with water then combined with starch and turpentine to prepare a starch bath for laundering. Linen is dipped rinsed current method and dried iron options and wax mixture alternative provided.
Beauty in Glass Cuts through Crystal Elegance
A Philadelphia hostess showcases cut glass pieces with rainbow hues and gold mounts. An emerald cut crystal flower bowl sits on the dining table, while ruby colored glass cups feature silver mounts and buck horn handles. A second loving cup with French gray finish displays fauns' heads and garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bismarck’s Cook Comically Outrageous In Imperial Letters
A Philadelphia reader notes Bismarck’s wife about a cook who boasted of elite connections, wore pink clothes, kept a dirty kitchen, burned candles, and pretended to wealth while joking about a Berlin merchant brother who “bosses the railroad.” The bossy cook is deemed useless and to be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bismarck
Angel
Hildebrand
Odin
Frau Berlin
Berlin
Brilliant Society Wedding in Pittston Marries Langworthy Stewart
Miss Elizabeth Langworthy of Chicago and Dr. William A. Stewart of Pittsburgh wed at C. H Cool’s residence in Pittston. Rev F Deitt Mallory officiated at noon. Attendants included Ruth Langworthy as maid of honor and Dr. Ralph A. Stewart as best man. The couple plan a Pittsburg home after a reception and honeymoon trip. Notable guests from out of town included Mrs. George Westinghouse and Westinghouse family members arriving in the private car Glen Eyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Pittston
Elizabeth Langworthy
Chicago
William A. Stewart
Pittsburg
C. H Cool
F. Deitt Mallory
Lenox
Mich
Ruth Langworthy
Eleanor Smith
Ralph A. Stewart
New York
Unexpected Marriage Ties Parr and McCreary Families
George Howell Parr son of Baltimore financier Henry A. Parr and Miss Ethel H. McCreary daughter of Philadelphia treasurer George D. McCreary wed at Old Swedes Church Wilmington. The couple traveled to New York then the Waldorf Astoria and shared word with Cape May friends. The romance began two summers ago near the Parr and McCreary cottages. both families call it private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
George Howell Parr
Henry A. Parr
Baltimore
Ethel H. McCreary
George D. McCreary
Philadelphia
Old Swedes’ Church
Wilmington
St. John's P. E
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Parr
Rachael Marshall Weds Arthur Hawks in Baltimore Church
Miss Rachael Mary Marshall, daughter of John Fulton Marshall, married Arthur Worthington Hawks, Morning Herald city editor, at St Michael s Church. Rev Dr Ernest Smith officiated with ushers Raleigh C Smith John A Hancock Ferdinand Hayward and Rev A C Dieffenbach. Best man Henry H Mencken. Attendants included Miss Helen Arnold and Miss Jesse Leache Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Rachael Mary Marshall
John Fulton Marshall
Arthur Worthington Hawks
Morning Herald
St. Michael's P. E. Church
Ernest Smith
Raleigh C. Smith
John A. Hancock
Ferdinand Hayward
A. C. Dieffenbach
Henry H. Mencken
Helen Arnold
Jesse Leache Hawks
Miss Marshall
Robert Fulton
Virginia Randolphs
Mr. Hawks
A. W. Hawks
Wells Hawke
Stonewall Jackson
Wells G. Hawks
The
Academy of Music
Gloucester Minister Weds Mount Holly Woman in City Church
The Rev. Jesse R. Thompson pastor of the First M E Church Gloucester City married Miss Ida Nese of Mount Holly yesterday afternoon. Preacher George A Dobbins officiated with assistance from Dr. John J. Handley of North Long Branch and Rev. John Wright of Mount Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Jesse R. Thompson
M. E. Chureb
Ida - Nese
Mount Holly
Ride
Roune Rolly
George A. Dobbins
John J. Handley
North Long Branch
John Wright
Nellie Cunningham Weds William H Thorpe in Elkton Home Ceremony
In Elkton Maryland last night Miss Nellie Cunningham and William H Thorpe were married at the bride's mother's home. Best man was William Collins of Elkton and maid of honor was Miss Bessie Cunningham, sister of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe-Cunningham
Philadelphia Times
Elkton
Nellie Cunningham
William H. Thorpe
William Collins
Bessie Cunningham
Marriage of Miss Marsili and Peter Magaro at St Marys
Miss Mary Marsili of Lebanon and Peter Magaro of Harrisburg wed today in St Marys Catholic Church Lebanon with Rev H M Hassett officiating assisted by Rev Adam Christ. The ceremony connected two Pennsylvania communities in a local church wedding.
Aaron Weldner and Laura Wiedner Wed in Reading Home
Aaron Rowland of Lansdale and Laura M. Wiedner of Reading were married today at the bride’s parents home. The bride is the daughter of Rev. W. H. Wiedner. The groom is connected with the Lansdale Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Reading
A. Rowland Aaron
Lansdale
Laura M. Wiedner
W. H. Wiedner
Lansdale Republican
Couple Ties In Carlisle Ceremony At Pioneering Reverend
Catherine May Mumma of Shiremanstown wed George L. Cooper of Elizabeth New Jersey in Carlisle in a ceremony performed by Rev. H A Fegley the minister who married the bride’s parents 26 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Catherine May Mumma
Shiremanstown
George L. Cooper
Elizabeth, N. J
H. A. Fegley
Three Weddings at Tamaqua Reported Today
Three weddings occurred in Tamaqua on June 20. Miss Gertrude Hill wed Michael Wetterall, Mrs. Lizzie Allen married George Fey, and Miss Mary Davis tied the knot with John Hannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Philadelphia Times
Gertrude Hill
Michael Wetterall
Lizzie Allen
George Fey
Mary Davis
John Hannon
Philadelphia Orchestra seeks members for three year guaranty fund
The executive committee of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association invites citizens to join by contributing 100 dollars or more to the guaranty fund. The fund covers three years with Fritz Scheel as conductor. Subscriptions already pledged enable early seat reservations for the season’s Saturday concerts and rehearsals, November 22 to March 22, plus plans for out of town concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Fritz Scheel
Suffragists Emblem Eagle Symbol Sparks Debate
Boston activist Alice Stone Blackwell argues for the eagle as the emblem of the American woman urging women to rise above mere chatter and feeding roles. She says the new motto must confront male opposition and protect offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Lucy Stone
Captain Beverly Dunn Honored by Pennsylvania Military College
At the annual meeting in Chester the trustees awarded Captain Beverly Wyly Dunn of the Ordnance Department U S A the honorary Doctor of Science degree. Dunn is stationed at Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly W. Dunn
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Everly Wyly Dunn
Ordnance Department
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
The Apparition by Stephen Phillips
The poem records a lover and beloved sharing a single hour on earth as God grants rest. They quarrel as in old times, then the moment ends the moment of peace ends abruptly, leaving a fleeting, poignant reflection on time and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eome
Stephen Phillips
Seashore Excursions for $1 Sundays in June
The Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey R K announces $1 round trips for Sunday excursions in June. The special train departs Market Street Wharf Philadelphia on remaining Sundays, June 23 and June 30, at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seashore
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey R. K
Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia
Fire destroys a Chestnut Hill barn of John Lowter Welsh
A large frame barn on the John Lowter Welsh farm at Chestnut Hill burned yesterday around noon. Hay, grain, and a hay wagon were destroyed. Two horses were saved. A bucket brigade and two engines from Germantown and Chestnut Hill aided efforts. Loss about 4500 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowter Welsh
Chestnut Hill
Germantown
Officer Cited for Conduct Unbecoming Park Guard Lieutenant
Charges filed against Fairmount Park Guard Lt. Hayes B. Duncan allege improper conduct in Captain Chasteau’s home while on duty. Affidavits from witnesses describe indiscretion rather than crime as neighbors report his removal from home and possible plans to Pittsburg. The Park Commission will rule on the matter at a July 12 meeting. Duncan, a former US Cavalry sergeant, assumed guard duties last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes B. Duncan
Fairmount Park Guard
Louis M. Chasteau
Pittsburg
Chasteau
James Hayes
Woodford
Park Commission
Duncan
Jefferson Street
McKinley
Sixty-first
Thompson Streets
Eighth Regiment
United States Cavalry
Park Guard
Colonel Snowden
Edward W. Patton
Select Council
Miles
Select
Edward Buchholz
D. J. Craigie
Mounted Police
New Children’s Hospital Planned for Philadelphia Site
Preparations for a new Children’s Hospital at Philadelphia Hospital proceed. The three story building will front on Thirty fourth street and accommodate one hundred children. It should be ready by year’s start. A venereal ward and a maternity hospital contracts expected next week, with work starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Philadelphia Hospital
Wounded Man's Story Doubted in Philadelphia
William Gray, 44, homeless, was found unconscious in a stable at Thirty-second Street and Gray's Ferry Road. He is at Philadelphia Hospital with head injuries and three broken ribs. He alleges assault and robbery, but police conclude he entered the stable drunk and was kicked by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gray
Thirty-second Street
Gray's Ferry Road
Phiiladelphia Hospital
Gray
Delay in Fountain Permit for Haddington Union
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Haddington report a delay in notification that the permit for a new fountain at Sixty third and Vine streets has been granted. The fountain is ready to be installed but president Mrs. C. E. Lemon and others have heard nothing from Councils. They urge action to place the fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sixty-third
Vine Streets
C. E. Lemon
Appraiser Warns of Missing Pan Statue in Rome Museum
Port Linn Hartranft reports guidance from the State Department after Rome's Capitoline Museum confirms the theft of a Pan image. The official urges customs examiners to monitor art bric-a-brac and household imports for clues to recover the Grecian god statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Jones Case Set for Tonight in Police District
Charles Jones of 1321 South Sixty-seventh Street faces a charge of spitting tobacco juice on women's dresses. A special hearing is at 8 p.m. in the Thirty-second police district at Sixty-fifth Street and Woodland Avenue with about thirty six witnesses subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
South Sixty-seventh Street
Thirty-second Police District
Rapid Transit to Willow Grove timetable note
Special fast trains will depart Terminal at frequent intervals to Willow Grove. Timetables and sticker offices are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove
Restling
Alterations Planned For Historic Girard Bank Building
Directors of Girard National Bank will begin extensive interior alterations on Third Street in a few weeks. The second floor will be removed to create an open space up to the roof for skylights. The building, erected in 1795, once housed Girard’s banking operations after purchase from the U.S. Government and famed as Louis XVIII’s fortune repository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard National Bank
Third Street
First Bank of the United States
Stephen Girard
United States
Girard
Martin's Court Martial Began at League Island
The navy paymaster John N. Martin faces a court martial for advancing money on salaries in violation of navy law. Proceedings opened yesterday morning at League Island with First Lieutenant L M Harding as judge advocate. Court members include Captains Sands Clark Leary and Boggs, Commander Potter, Pay Inspectors Speed and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Martin
United States Navy
League Island
L. M. Harding
Marine Corps
Joseph 8. Sands
Charles EB. Clark
Richard P. Leary
L. G. Boggs
William P. Potter
John N Speed
Arthur Peterson
Graduating Class Defines Plans For Next Year At Central High
Before commencement the Central High School class of twenty was surveyed on plans for the next year. Of the 20, 8 enter University of Pennsylvania arts and sciences, 7 enter engineering or law, 1 attends Wharton, 1 biology, 1 eye, 5 pedagogy, 5 Jefferson Medical College, 5 Lehigh, 4 Dickinson, and 1 each at Yale Franklin and Marshall Oberlin Haverford Harvard Corel Naval Academy Pharmacy and Medico Chi. Twenty eight go directly into business while 24 remain undecided. This is the widest distribution among recent classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
University of Pennsylvania
Arts and Science
Wharton School
Eye
School of Pedagogy
Jefferson Medical College
Lehigh University
Dickinson
Yale
Franklin and Marshall
Oberlin
Haverford
Harvard
Corel
U. S. Naval Academy
College of Pharmacy
Medico-Chi
Secretary John Nolen to take one year leave
John Nolen secretary of the American Society for the Extension of University Teaching has been granted a year's leave. He will sail June 22 and travel in Germany Switzerland and Italy to study European history and education. Cecil F Lovell will act as secretary during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolen
American Society For the
Cardinal Gibbons Heads to Florence for Rest After Rome Stay
Cardinal Gibbons leaves Rome and sails for Florence where he will stay a week before moving to Dinan Normandy for a month of rest. He is credited with advancing settlements on Cuban and Philippine issues and Catholic church affairs in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Florence
Dinan
Normandy
United States
Obituary notices for Henry Xavier Major Lee Hughes John W Wagoner and Josephine Lederer
Henry Xavier horticulurist dies at Mt Vernon New York aged 75. Major Lee Hughes Confederate brigade member dies in Marshall Missouri. John W Wagoner Carlisle music teacher dies aged 67 served in Fifteenth Pennsylvania Regiment. Mrs Josephine Lederer mother of George Lederer theatrical purveyor dies in New York aged 86 born in Prague Bohemia immigrated as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Xavier
Mt. Vernon, N. Y
Lee Hughes
Joe Shelby
Marshall, Mo
John W.wagoner
Carlisle
Pennsylvania Regiment
Josephine Lederer
George W. Lederer
New York
Prague
Bohemia
Two Obituaries Highlight Clergy and Legal Luminaries
Rev Dasher of West Fairview Cumberland died in Lebanon aged 78 after long service as a Lutheran minister. Major Samuel L Young of Berks county, Reading, dies aged 77. longtime Prothonotary and Associate Judge, later US Circuit Court Commissioner for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasher
West Fairview
Cumberland County
Lebanon
Samuel Lb
Berks County
Reading
Circuit Court of the United States
Pennsyvania
Marriages and Deaths listing numerous couples
A long list of marriage records appears with many couples named such as Clemens A Luntemann and Mary A Herbert, John Rodemich and Lizzie Butts, Charles H Weber and Emma M Blemie, George J Hutchinson and Anna V McCloskey, John Barker and Annie Rushton, and others. The notice compiles names without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens A. Luntemann
Mary A. Herbert
John Rodemich
Lizzie Butts
John K. Clauser
Abbue
G. J. Street
Charles H. Weber
Emma M. Blemie
Martin M. Frisen
Alma J. Svala
Henry King
Florence Fetter
Alexander Scott
Evelyn V. Tait
Horace de Hart
Lillian Caffrey
Charles B. Pugsley, Jr
Sarah M. Nash
Henry B. Mann
Florence M. Bird
Harry Gray Hamilton
Ella Letitia
Anna V. McCloskey
Benjamin F. Bechtel
Katie M. Wacker
William Bunter
Mary Layden
James F. Ryan
Appa K. Reich
Frank C. Brooker
Mary E. Newhart
Leopard Heffner
Matilda Schilling
Rufus B. Kingsbury
Ethel M. Johnson
Samuel Hi Aod
Apate McCracken
Samuel W. Ter
Lillie Tonkis
Joseph Noblin
Margaret Anderson
Harry Felix
Miriam Sundheim
L. Hammer
Lens Moore
Griffin Daniels
Loty Farman
Edward J. Paul
Sadie F. Graham
Harry L. Jackson
Ella M. Emery
Frederick P. Klein
Helen R. Weis
Matthew C. McGovern
Mary E. Corbett
Hartman Anacker
Liddie R. Watson
Charles F. Fisher
Estella Lee
Major. Taylor
Ten Hacen
George Dignan
Robert J. Sha
Anna C. McDonough
Frank Fi
Elizabeth Bush
Charles Crown
Katie Fitegibbons
Royal Willey
Bridget O'Donnell
George Gleason
Ann
Morris
Michael Meff
Maris G.montapan
Wilmer
Shepherd
M. Helen Bosler
Edwin
Moore
Amanda M. Mower
Thomas M. Byrne
Jeanie Hilton
Frenz Stein
Ortweth
Ene Matthews
Addie Messereter Gentach
Joseph Neill
Pilsabeth Brown
Alfred L. Weaver
Cordelia R. Fisher
Bride and Groom Names Fragment at Residence Scene
Fragmentary notice shows wedding scene at a bride's residence with names Leonard Henry H and Miss Strach Beth Punene, Thomson Clark, Clark Evans 19 1001 Alexander Evans, Sunday at 1 o'clock. location unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepgan
Braisch
Bride
Leon A
Henry H
Miss Lit
Sratach
Beth
Punene Thomson—Clark
Deox Clark
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Society and the Home
W. G. Bailey
Chester Avenue
Edward I. Keffer
Overbrook
Florence Marie Keffer
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Adirondacks
Edward Brooks
Chelsea
Owen Wister, Jr
Pine Street
Saunderstown
R. I
Arthur H. Lee
Dora Keen
Lucy
B. MecQuilkin
Williamsport
William F. Jenks
Elkins
Chancellor C. English
Anna S. Morris
Washington
Wurdeman
Clara Wurdeman
Germany
Switzerland
Shinn
W. Amy
M. Pioda
Madame Piola
M. Lardy
Legation
Frau von Rebeur
Nelson Perin
Watch Hill
Louis Allen
Leipsic
Mary Kuhn Garris
Cherbourg
Hartman Kuhn
Charles Louis Boone
Osman Latrobe
Teutonic
Frank Key Howard
William DeFord
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Stewart Polk
William E. Carter
Mrs. Carter
Oscar F. Livingston
East Thirtieth Street
Hollywood, N
James F. Gullivea
Livingston
Elberon
Stuyvesant Fish
Victor Sorchan
Charles Childs
Lloyd Bryce
Roslyn
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald
Willing Spencer
Vanderbilt Farm
Portsmouth
Lily Oedrichs
George Crockere
Rutherford
Osgood Villa
Bellevue Avenue
F. C. French
Board of
Twenty-Second Ward
Mme. de Maintenon
Duchess of Devonshire
Gainsborough
Louis XVI
Mrs. Davip M. Ruth
Miss S
Conaway
Pleace
J. Atkinson
Beauty In
Glass
Chicago Society
Parr-M’creary
Hawks-Marshall
Aaron Weldner
Cooper- Mumma
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eturnin
Sears
Gebecen
Georgia Avenue
Sea Isle
Mately Ube
Pelea
Holly Beach
Lena ‘S Isle
John Lowber
Welsh
Hayes H. Duncan
Martin
United Gav Improvement Co
Java
Bradford Clarke
Saludo
Orbana
Marke
Mundell’s
Holmesburg
St. Dominic's
McGlynn
Michael Joseph
Michael
Mary A. McGlynn
Catharine Street
Holy Crosse Cemetery
William A. Siter
Lewis Horning
Port Kennedy
Chester County
Valley Baptist Church
Wischman
Joseph B. Wischman
J jAgej Jansie Arrison
Ella
Mvine Yard
Bowers
Sarah L
Germain Ave
Brown Joseph
Christif, Margaret
Clawson
Alice Phila
Ital
Iy Clifford
Catharine
Carlton
Cooper Susan
S. Gordon
Ptt
Cotter Charlotte L
University Hos
Delaney
Horace B
W .Venango
Durnin
Kate
Walnut
Maggie
Gibbs
James c
Summer
Graves
Mary Z
Sincen Pal Hospital
Guthrie
James
Mountain
Agen
Mary
Judson
HARTY
John
Race M
Bath Beach
Healy
Catharine Henderson
Eva
Arizona
Higgins
Olive
Sbese
UCK
Edward H
Fitzwater
Jeffries
Helen D Edgeley
Jerome
Frankfon Ave
Johnson
Beatrice
Addison
Onson
Alter
Sarah J
Pennock
Enecker
Geo
Cheatout
Esac Wvx
Christian LL
Risenla Eeerne Pte
Nippes
Krneetin Ore
Nort Umbla Avenue
Weereses
Pemberton
Kenilworth Vay
Kda
Nea Teee DC
Girard Avenue Len
Mantua Av
Nburg
tamedico-Chir
Dougherty
North 7Th Street
Above Market
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