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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

7

Sousa and Schwab Aid Atlantic City Charity This Summer

Special to the Philadelphia Times from Atlantic City June 26, Sousa, famed bandmaster, discusses King Edward and Mrs. Charles Schwab aiding the city’s children’s ward. The piece blends coastal scenes, royal notes, Sousa’s literary plans, and a light viral note on boardwalk conditions and a proposal to paint the boardwalk green to ease glare.

England Edward Willow Grove London Royal Band Windsor

Broad Street to Asbury Park Train Service To Beach Haven

A new Pennsylvan ia Broad Company service starts Saturday June 28 linking Broad Street Station Philadelphia to Asbury Park Long Branch via the Delaware River Bridge route with Seaside Park. Weekday 4 17 PM departures from Philadelphia and 6 15 AM return from Long Branch begin June 30. An extra 2 cents on whole tickets and 1 3 coins on half tickets covers the Delaware bridge transfer.

Broad Street Philadelphia Asbury Park Long c Beach Haven Pennsylvania Broad Company Madelphia Long Branch Delaware River Bridge Seaside Park Liitings Sopenieg Fae Bay Head Atone Curus Rise New York

Danish Master Builder Produces Artificial Marble Comparable to Real Stone

A Danish master builder has developed an artificial marble that rivals natural marble in color transition and durability while costing about one tenth. The process is simple, the outfit costs around 175 dollars, and the material can be formed into columns, capitals, or pictures, expanding the substitute marble market in Denmark and beyond.

Sweden

Marguerite Hat Debuts for Little Girls in Philadelphia

Of Interest to Women describes the Marguerite summer hat for girls, featuring Neapolitan straw, black velvet band, and five large white marguerites with yellow eyes. The piece details elegant hat styles including a Tuscan bell crown with rosette and velvet ribbons, plus other hats with daisy decorations and refined Parisian influences. Mme Bernhardt is quoted praising American women and fashion.

Philadelphia Paris Mme. Rejane Mme. Bernhardt

Paris and London Fashions Show Velvet Hats and Lace Trends

From Paris and London come notes on the season's dress glow. Drooping velvet hat ends, ecru lace, and coffee lace over pale green gowns define Paris styles. Gowns use muslin de sole, trellis flower sleeves, and floral accessories with parasols and tulle bows. London highlights borderings on voiles and muslins, dust cloaks in salt-cloth, chignons with nets, pearl nets, and crown nets, plus white veils with black dots and new laces. Rich gowns feature straw Pompadour hats and various flower motifs, while hair adornments include marguerites of jet and pearl twists.

Ecru Mousseline de Sole Juliet Alexandra Cyprus

Fashionable Advice and Nineteenth Century Substances

A mixture of home remedies and fashion commentary details washing black lace with borax and warm water avoid drying by fire sponge with an old glove. Cream improves split pea soup flavor. Violet scent recipe from arms root and alcohol. Bath softener uses cognac oats soap and orris root with butter muslin bags. Mme Bernhardt discusses fashion, praising independence and critiquing past nosedriven trends.

Thoughts for Brides by Edward Bok in Ladies' Home Journal

The July piece argues a home reflects the woman, urging young wives to keep a refined standard, learn gradually, and support husbands with love and sympathy. It champions self-improvement, simple living, and intelligent companionship as keys to a happy marriage and fewer future troubles.

Ladies' Home Journal Edward Bok Wite

English Cakes From Parker Quincy Adams Tastes of Old English Treats

A Philadelphia Times sample from 1902 describes English cakes with butter flour currants sugar eggs and milk. It lists Shrewsbury Cakes and several other cake methods with varying proportions to produce thin baked wafers and rich bars.

Philadelphia Times Parker Quincy Adams Shrewsbury

Handy Kitchen Cherry Stoner Disclosed for Housekeepers

An inexpensive small cherry stoner costs 5 cents and resembles a glove buttoner with a wooden handle and hairpin like wire. A larger automatic model at 75 cents mounts on a table edge and processes fruit at 20 to 30 quarts per hour, removing the stone without crushing the fruit or juice loss.

White Rose at the gate in a twilight lyric

A fragmentary verse evokes a white rose near a garden gate, blending nostalgia and heavenly imagery. The speaker recalls long ago paths, scent of blossoms, and the spirit of a departed time as whippoorwills cry and dew glistens on the grass.

Engagements and society notices fill Philadelphia pages

The column lists engagements and weddings including Miss Marie Louise Robins to Frank R. Savidge with Metuchen NJ and Philadelphia connections, and the BowmanGabel wedding with maid of honor Chelsea. It notes social events at Bar Harbor and Merion Cricket Club. many Philadelphia families, clubs, and residents are named with summer plans, travels, and home relocations.

Atlantic City Figures On Vacation In Late June

Atlantic City report lists Mrs Benjamin Rowland with her son William Day Rowland and Mr and Mrs James F Hope of Philadelphia at their cottage. They are joined by relatives Mrs F W Thompson and the Misses Trompson. Dr C B Martin and son Niles Martin visit town with Rev W R Breed rector of St.

William D. Bennage Philadelphia Philadelphia Times Atlantic City Benjamin Rowland William Day Rowland James F. Hope F. W. Thompson Trompson Dr. C. B. Martin and Son Niles Martin

New York social set plans Newport summer visits

Henry Lehr supervises opening of Arleigh in Newport for the season with Mrs Lehr to join soon. Mr. and Mrs. Burden sail for Europe, visiting Scotland and Paris. Mrs N E Baynes opens summer home Kippanwoods Taunton Mass then Bar Harbor. Peter D Martin to Newport Bellevue Avenue after California. E Rollins Morse and spouse depart New York for Newport for summer.

Philadelphia Times New York Lehr Newport Arleigh James A. Burden S&j Europe Scotland N. E. Baynes Kippanwoods Taunton Mass Bar Harbor

Notable Travels and Appointments Across Washington Society

In Washington on June 26 the French Ambassador and Mme Cambon departed on La Savole. German Naval Attache Lt Cmdr von Rebeur-Paschwitz and Frau left for Europe to spend the summer. Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller with their daughter Miss Fannie Fuller moved to Sorrento, Maine. Mrs Reginald de Koven and Mrs Hobart Chatfield Chatfield-Taylor are at Lake Forest, Illinois. The Earl of Fingall visited Washington briefly for sightseeing. Mr and Mrs L Z ae arrived at Moseby Hall, Bar Harbor.

A. J. Cassatt Miss Cassatt Bar Harbor Philadelphia Times Washington Mme. Cambon von Rebeur- Paschwitz Frau von Rebeur-Paschwitz Europe Reginald de Koven Hobart Chatfield Chatfield-Taylor Lake Forrest, Illinois

Newport society preview announces weddings and arrivals

Mrs Bugh K Norman plans to sail July 3 on the Hoben Colern to join Mrs George H Norman in Naples. Fiancee Miss Lily Odrichs’s partner Mr Peter D Martin and his mother arrive from California for the Martin Oelrichs wedding at St Joseph's Church July 24 with about 2000 invitations. A wedding breakfast will be held at the Oelrichs cottage with 100 invitations. George G ten closes his cottage for Lenox return. Clarence Dolan hosts the season's first large dinner at Swiss Chalet Bailey's Beach. Guests include Mr and Mrs W B Shunders of Philadelphia at Newlin Cottage Jamestown. Dr Braddin Hamilton and Mrs from Germantown arrive at Mawthern Villa. Mr S Townsend Burden joins his family tonight. Dr and Mrs George McClellan, EB H Ogden and family, Riverton NJ, and Dr Thomas Potter are noted attendees.

Philadelphia Times Newport R. 1 Bugh K. Norman Will Hoben Xollern George H. Norman Naples Lily Odrichs Cadwalader Cottage California Martin- Oelrichs St. Joseph's Church Oelricha Cottage Kay Street Clarence W. “Dolan Bailey's Beach

Arrival of Philadelphia group at Jamestown cottages

A delegation from Philadelphia has reached their Jamestown cottages marking the next phase of a coastal visit. The group planned to inspect facilities and meet local officials while continuing their historic exchange program.

Philadelphia Jamestown

Bar Harbor society notes at the Moorings and Barnacles

Bar Harbor social column reports Mr and Mrs William Whott Filetmann of New York are again at the Moorings. Mrs James A Garland widow of the late bank president has taken the Barnacles for the summer.

Philadelphia Times Bar Harbor William Whott Filetmann New York James A. Garland Mes A. Garland First National Bank William E. Dyer Stratford House Nene

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