Society Notes From Newport and Atlantic City Scene
Miss Hope Binney Tyler spends summer at Newport. Chestnut Hill residents Mrs. Murray join Ocean City for July and August. Miss Mary B. Melody to wed James G. Whitecar Jr. at St Elizabeth's Church. Multiple families and individuals plan Europe travel, summer cottages, and coastal trips to Bryn Mawr, Bar Harbor, Newport, and Montery. Social calendar covers weddings, guest lists, and travel plans with many named people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Binney Tyler
Newport
Murray
Chestnut Hill
Ocean City
Mary B. Melody
Michael Melody
James G. Whitecar, Jr
St. Elizabeth's Church
Twenty-third
Berks Streets
Howard Munnikhuysen
Baltimore
Holland Avenue
Bar Harbor
Helen Fleck
Rosemont
Grace Bohrman
W. Hinckle Smith
Europe
William H. Forbes
Milton
Mass
Bryn Mawr Hotel
Misses Orbison
Baring Street
Adirondacks
Frances Gratz
Violet Grats
D. Madison Taylor
St. Louis
Alexander C. Ferguson, Jr
Helen Ferguson
van Rensselaer
New England
George W. Childs
Twilight Park
Catskills
Ellen Drexel Paul
Boston
Harvard
Charles Farin
Bryn Mawr
Howard Keyser
Horace M
Keogh
White Mountains
William Guernsey
Austin Strong
Monterey
Cal
Bella Strong
Strong
Robert Louis Stevenson
Julia Kane
South Broad Street
Atlantic City
William
Furst
Meade
Washington, D. C
Edward A. Anderson
Halifax
Mr. Anderson
William BE. Littleton
Cohasset Beach
Massachusetts
Shiny Nose and Powder Walnuts in Old Fashioned Beauty
In the article a witty description covers how women carried powder unseen. A card case with tissue leaf powder and a walnut-shaped container on a chatelaine hold beauty items. The walnut halves include a powder receptacle, a tiny mirror, mini pictures, and a salts bottle, all compact and decorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
What One Woman Thinks
A compilation of wry observations focusing on fashion, domestic life, and gender roles. It humorously critiques hats, ties, socks, and the male bravado in marriage while noting quirky visual impressions and the eerie effects of a shirtwaist in dim light.
Correspondence to the Editor on a Pineapple Canning Recipe
A reader corrects a recent recipe for canning pineapples without cooking. The method uses shredded fruit, one and one fourth pounds sugar per pound of frit, and suggests letting stand overnight before canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
George C. Rosa
The Milliner Sells White Gauze Mirror Tricks
A fashion milliner claims a white gauze draped mirror can flatter a woman's looks. She demonstrates by framing the glass with soft white material to transform complexion, eye color, and hair shade as seen in the reflection. The practice is presented as a shop standard.
Children Should Learn Early Tooth Care Rules
Children should be taught to use the toothbrush daily with a stiff bristled small brush. Brushing should cover all surfaces and rinse after meals. Avoid rough tooth use. chewing is good. When decay occurs seek timely care to stop the cavity.
Nation's Health League to meet at Pan American Expos
The International Woman's Health Protective League will convene at the Pan American Exposition grounds in Buffalo on Wednesday. Founded in Philadelphia in 1897, its aim is advancing sanitary science and uniting societies promoting public health and urban improvement. It includes health protective associations and civic groups across the United States, with Mrs Olive Pond-Amies of Philadelphia as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Woman's Health Protective League
Buffalo
Philadelphia
United States
Olive Pond-Amies
Philadephia
League
A Giant Box For Smiles From The Boston Watchman
A poetic verse imagines a box that holds smiles and frowns gathered from nursery to street. The speaker dreams of unlocking joy with a giant key and scattering happiness across lands and seas, banishing grief to the deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Watchman
The Woman's Department The Philadelphia Times Housekeepers' Column
The editor invites readers to contribute practical household recipes hints on economies parenting and child care and plans that work. Send true tested recipes with explicit quantities and mixing directions to The Woman's Department Philadelphia Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Bag
Philadelphia Times
Woman's Department
THE
Filet of Sturgeon a la Bellevue recipe from Andrew Hisler
Mrs J R Thomas asks for sturgeon recipes and this guide offers two methods. The first boiles the fish after trimming and skins, then cooks in a vegetable stock with wine and sauces such as Hollandaise or Genoise. The second bones and pikes the fish then bakes with larding pork tongue truffles in butter and wine, finishing with a white sauce and Hollandaise garnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department
J. R. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Europe
la Bellevue
Andrew Hisler
The
Bellevue
Sturgeon Stewed and Baked by Mrs Rover
Mrs Sarah Tyson Rover’s cookbook offers stewing and baking methods for sturgeon. Stewing uses two pounds in water simmering then butter milk flour thickened gravy. baking uses six pounds with bacon in pan, water added, bake an hour, served with drawn butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tyson Rover
Where Kisses Came From in Ancient Tales
A concise survey quotes Professor Lombroso on the kiss origin, noting Greek absence of kissing in Homer and Herodotus, contrasting ancient custom with modern affection, and suggesting Heathen roots while pondering the future of the osculatory act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Eden
Caesare Lombrogo
Nei
Hemor
Paris
Helen
Ulysses
Circe
Penelope
Lombroso
Wilmington High School Commencement Exercises Tonight
Wilmington High School graduates in two sections will hold class exercises in the school auditorium tomorrow night with orchestra selections, greetings, histories, prophecies, and addresses by notable students and faculty. The ceremony is duplicated due to February and June graduates, with each section having its own officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Timms
Wilmington
Wilmington High School
St. John’s Orchestra
Harvey H. Vernon
Maud E B. Swayne
Irene Fulton
Solomon D. Henckel
Gerald L. Dougherty
William T. Bevan
Stella Slesinger
Elizabeth
Dunker
Perkiomen Seminary Holds Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev. O B Kriebel principal of Perkiomen Seminary preached the baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class using Philippians 3 12 The week’s programme includes reception by the principal and Mrs Kriebel senior class day exercises elocution and music department events a dramatic club entertainment and commencement exercises scheduled for noon Wednesday and evening activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkiomen Seminary
Philadelphia
Penn&sburg
Kriebel
Philippians
Dramatic Club
Cumberland Valley Normal School Holds 28th Commencement
Special to The Philadelphia Times Shippensburg June 23 The Cumberland Valley State Normal School began its 28th commencement in Normal chapel with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev Luther A Oats of Falling Spring Presbyterian Church Chambersburg. Churches were closed and ministers assisted with services. Ad on items were made by members of class and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Normal School
Philadelphia Times
Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Normal
Luther A. Oats
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
Chambersburg
Stevencepcloe
Bangute
Bloomsburg State Normal opens commencement with The Old Homestead play
Bloomsburg State Normal School began commencement week ceremonies with the junior class presenting The Old Homestead. The junior class comprises 174 members and features a staged performance by students as part of the college program in Bloomsburg on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Old Homestead
Mona
Selmer Heer
Beccalaureate at Stroudsburg marks Drewee Sena event
Rev Dr Henry Burnes of Drewee Sena moni the Nocatee aetecting's clase i he. Stroudsburg June 23 special to Tee Philadelphia Tribune reports a local baccalaureate ceremony with community leaders addressing graduates amid religious and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beccalaureate
Stroudsburg
Philadelphia
Henry Burnes
Drewee Senamoni the
Nocatee Aetecting
Art Exhibit by Canadian Artists at Pan American Buffalo
The Royal Canadian Academy organized room displays Canadian works beside American pieces. Laura Muntz’s The Bathers and Bruce H Blair’s portrait of Robert Harris headline a varied array including works by William Brymner, J D Kelly, F S Challener, Maurice Cullen, Horatio Walker, Thomas Moran, Cecilia Beaux, Childe Hassam, J Alden Weir and many others. The galleries showcase landscapes, marines, figure subjects and portraits by both living and deceased painters, with extensive sculpture, etchings, and miniatures on view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists of
Canada
Royal Canadian Academy
United States
Laura Muntz
Bruce H. Blair
Robert Harris
William Brymner
W. Cruikshank
BE. M. Morris
A. Reid
Henry Beau
James Wilson Morrice
A. Watson
C. BE. Mowe
B. Dyonnet
Lake Erie
J. D. Kelly
J. St. Charles
M. A. Bell
F. 8. Challener
Maurice Cullen
W. D. Blatchly
Mary Riester Reid
W. Jeffries
M. Matthews
F. H. Brigden
Robert F. Gagen
Gertrude EB. Spurr
F. M. Bell-Smith
J. OC. Way
J. L. Graham
Homer B. Watson
F. McGillivary Knowles
Owen P. Staples
William Smith
William Hope
John Hammond
C. M. Manly
West
America
Dwight W. Tryon
Thomas W. Dewing
Gloria
Albert Herter
Tryon
Dewing
Horatio Walker
Thomas Moran
William M. Chase
Abbott H. Thayer
George de Forest Brush
Cox
Thayer
Maria Oakey Dewing
J. Francis’ Murphy
Frederick P. Vinton
Thomas G. Appleton
Robert Baandagee
Tyron
BE. W. Redfield
Robert W. Vernoh
Dorothea
Francesca
Cecilia Beaux
Douglas Volk
Charles Morris Young
Robert Keld
Frank Benson
Childe Hassam
J. Alden Weir
Irving R. Wiles
W. Howard Hart
Bruce Crane
Samuel T. Shaw
Messrs. Robinson
Tarbell
Benson
H. O. Walker
Chase
Barse
Wiles
Wilton Lockwood
Charlies Hopkinson
Cecilla Beaux
Frank Fowler
Andreas Anderson
J. Carroll Beckwith
Anna Lea Merritt
Emily Sartain
Charles H. Davis
A. P. Ryder
R. Siddons Mowbray
F. W. Kost
Walter Clark
Theodore Robinson
George H. Bogart
Robert Eichelberger
George Inness
Alex Wyant
Westchester Hills
Normandy Farm
Homer Martin
R. E. Blakelock
Chloe
Baw
Thomas Hodengen
Solitude
William Biles Baker
Clara B. Sackett
Buffalo
Ethel Blahchard
B. T. Close
Carlton T. Chapman
Arthur J. Keller
Howard Pyle
Albert B. Sterner
F. Y. Corry
Kenyon Cox
Lucius Hitchcock
Harry Fenn
Oliver Herford
Frederic Remington
James McNeil Whistler
Timothy Cole
Henry Wolf
H. Davidson
Robert C. Collins
BE. Schlachta
W. B. Closson
Frank French
F.S. King
H. W. Peckwell
Schwarzeburger
Charles Chadwick
Frank
Charles Grady
Michaelangelo
Lafayette
Paris
Paul W. Bartlett
F. M. Roudebush
Aera
Selon Borglum
Grafly
F. D. Elwell
A. Phimister Proctor
Cyrus BE. Dalien
Herbert Adams
Alexander Galder
John Flanagan
Jonathan Scott Hartley
MacMonniles
Charles Niehaus
General Cass
R. E. Brooks
William Cooper
Augustus St. Gaudens
John 8. Sargeant
Helen Savier
Dumond
M. Leslie Bush-Brown
Margaret Spencer
Theodore W. Thayer
L. Davises
Carl Weidner
Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
J. A. Josephi
M. H. Tammahill
Emily Drayton ‘Taylor
Lucia Fairchild Fuller
Laura Hills
Carolina A. Houston
Alice Beckington
W. J. Baer
William J. Whittemore
K. M. Huger
Alice N. Brewer
Parsons and
Pentecost
Henry McCarter
Mary Cassatt
Rosalia A. Sherwood
Almer Phelps Smith
C. K. Linsin
Danalseé
Crowds Welcome New Zoo Arrivals With Rare Specimens
The city zoo drew hundreds as thirty odd new exhibits from India and elsewhere went on display. Highlights included an unseen before eloughd or tortoiseshell tiger in the lion house, a rare white handed gibbon nicknamed tree traverser, and red necked kangaroos with a newborn. Baby elk were also welcomed as the elk tribe guarded their new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
India
Monkey House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hum of City Streets Reveals Daily City Life and Oddities
A Philadelphia column surveys urban scenes from store windows and hammocks in Fairmount Park to hypnotism in trolley cars. It notes a Newport absence, a pigeon-loving clerk in City Hall, a novel sales-card with clerk photos, a heat-stricken hound, and safety signs for riders, plus Beall’s fall in San Francisco and his Apollinaris preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Park
Parkside Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Fifty-second Street
West Park
Phyaselin
Paria
Twentieth
Walnut Streets
Aternoon
Lly
Philadelphia
John M. Beall
The
Southern Railway Company
San Francisco
Mr. Beall
Hebrew Orphan Home Opens After Dedication
The Hebrew Orphans Home at Tenth and Bainbridge Streets opened yesterday following dedication at Kesher Israel Synagogue on Lombard. Prominent rabbis from Philadelphia and New York attended. Rev A Maslansky gave the principal address praising local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth and
Bainbridge Streets
Kesher Israel
Lombard Street
Fourth
New York
A. Maslansky
Levinthal
Englander
Ershier
Kahana
Wallenbach
Neighbor’s Daughter Cured by Jayne’s Alterative
A Cheneville neighbor reports his fourteen year old daughter suffered goitre after failed remedies. He started Jayne’s Alterative with occasional Iodide, and she was cured.
Obituary of James E. Taylor and Denison B. Smith
James E. Taylor a noted artist and illustrator died yesterday in New York. Born in Cincinnati in 1830 he served as Frank Leslie’s correspondent during the Civil War and later painted scenes in the West after accompanying Indians in 1867. He also illustrated magazines and pursued painting. Denison B. Smith secretary of the Toledo Ohio Produce Exchange died aged 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Taylor
New York
Cincinnati
Frank Leslie
West
Denison B. Smith
Toledo, Ohio
Death notices blur airm: Conway and others
Death notices list several individuals with scattered details. HIRAM De Walt, private services on Tuesday at 1, burial at Cross Cemetery. Martha Marion, Requiem Mass at Saint Church at 6, burial at Cross Cemetery. George H. Welch, funeral services Tuesday at 2, burial at Mechaacsage Cemetery. Loxley, Tacie Schoud, and George Welch entries mixed with illegible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Porthwest
Elsely
Cemet
Hiram DE Walt
Betheridge Bi Private
Jones
Mankad E
Grenerel
Yous
North Ee
Jamson Loxley
Tate
Arriva
George H. Welch
Wolf Streets
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Society and the Home
John M. Whitall
Jamestown
R. I
Henry Morrison
North Fifteenth Street
B. G. Duval
Katherine Duval
Brynor
Ke Unkport
Maine
William Ker Elliott
Cape May
John Wesley Durham
Institution For the Bund
Edward B. Finch
Pembroke Jones
Frederick Sheldon
Stuyvesant Fish
McDougall Hawkes
Robert A. Livingston
Ray Livingston
Philip Kh. K. Potter
W. Butler Duncan
S Jr
Constitution
Amos T. French
Miss French
R. N. Ellis
Newberry Thorn
Kearsarge
Winslow
E.R. Morse
Joseph
Wellsville
Spruce Street
John Engel
Sheriff's Office
Engel
Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Hebrew Orphan Home
United Gas Improvement Co
Ceylon
Bradford Clarke
Chestini
Baker’s
J. &. Baker CO
Saludo
Seeley's
Chesterman & Streeter
South 11Th St
ERLEY
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Lincoln University
Oxford
Chester County
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Seminary
Hodge
Presbyterian Church
Hartford
Conn
Lizaie
W. Cor
Seeeneus
Marsha
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