Week's Social News Highlights Weddings in June
A flurry of weddings fills the church calendar with rehearsals and elaborate plans. Miss Janet Dickson and Mr Everett Tolles prepare for a fashionable Braeside wedding on June 26 with a special train and barn dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Dickson
Everett Tolles
Braeside
Miss Dickson
Mary Dickson
Edith Miles
Yonkers
N. Y
Elsbeth Winton
May Pennypacker
Eleanor Reynolds
Helen Boles
Elizabeth Dickson
Helen Matthews
Amy Jessup
Frank F. Armstrong
Boston
Charles D. Rogers
Frank D. Layton
South Norwalk
Conn
Ralph D. Williams
Dickson Torrey
City
Louis R. Morss
L. W. Moras
Mary Augusta Allen
New York
J. M. Chance
Dieting for meatless meals amid a dietary debate
Emma Paddock Telford discusses a temperate zone diet balancing meat and plant proteins. The article argues meat consumption is excessive and suggests casseroles and dishes using hominy cheese eggs and lentils as economical substitutes. It notes varied needs by occupation and offers recipes like pork and parsnips, baked Indian pudding, and tomato spaghetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Emma Paddock Telford
Movements of People
Movements of residents include B Penman returning home from Harbours and Dr L E Marter of Philadelphia visiting Dr J L Peek. J R Mears departs for a three week Missouri business trip. Miss Caro A Beidleman sails for Europe. Isabel Birdsall visits Honesdale from Buffalo. W A Pearson travels to Vermont for summer. Mrs Gillam and Mr Gillam of Connecticut guests at Richmond Hill. Mrs George W Rice and children visit Lambert's dining parlors in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat B. Penman
L. E. Marter
Philadelphia
J. L. Peek
L. B. Woodcock
Lyvoming
J. R. Mears
Missouri
Caro A. Beidleman
Buffalo
N. Y
Europe
Isabel Birdsall
Honesdale
Louise Matthews
W. A. Pearson
Quincy Avenue
Vermont
W.&. Gillam
South Manchester
Eloping as a wedding option sparks mixed social chatter
An essay questions traditional weddings and imagines elopement as a simpler alternative. It contrasts the bustle of bridesmaids and ushers with the charm of fleeing under a clouded night, while noting a recent shift toward less spectacle at weddings.
Scranton Event Described With Decent Departure
The text notes that the youths exited in order with minimal disruption, some harmless rice throwing observed, while avoiding vulgar demonstrations. It reflects a restrained, improving mood in Scranton with mention of Baucy Besa.
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James W. Oakford
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Hibbard
Thomasville
Mrs. Oakford
McMahon
H. (. Sanderson
Bishop County
Washington, D. C
Vaesar College
Miss Susan
Long Island City
Misa Nell McMahon
Trinity College
Thomas Dickson
Morristown
N. J
George duBois Dimmick
Mabel
Grace Fuller
Albany
Fuller-Sandergon
A. €. Fuller
T Louise Matthews
Marshall Moore
Weaver
Johnstown
T. F. Penman
Monroe Avenue
Josephine Moore
Scranton
Moore
Waldesruhe
Lake Aries
Elizabeth Doersain
Youngadies' Society
First Presbyterian Church
First Church
Susan Black
Nicholson
Mr. Bailey
Reading
L. M. Gates
Taj Mahal
Clarke
Reeve Jones
Washington Avenue
Madame Thomson
May Albro
Hoonor
Gertrude Lamb
Katharine Kennedy
William Sherman
Newport
R. L
W. D. Kennedy
North
Rosalie Scranton
Brigham
Hartford, Conn
R. J. Bennell
C. H. Welles
R. J. Matthews
Laverty
G. L. Dickson
Platt
B. 8. Moffat
A. H. Storrs
Willam Matthews
Lathrope
Trenton
Birdsall
C. D. Simpson
George Birdsall
W. A. Coleman
Richard Matthews
A. 8. Anspacher
Birdie Federmer
Cincinnati
H. Federmer
Judge Pennypacker
T. C. von Storch
George L. Dickson
George Dickson, Jr
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
William H. Richmond
Richmond Hill
Madame Thompson
Elm Park Church
Florence Richmond
Joseph O'Brien
Widmayer
KR. R. Welsenfilne
William F. Hallstead
James McLeod
Augusta Archbald
Coursen
Sait Miss Tracy
Ruth Archald
R. F. Y. Pierce
D. D
Ralph A. Ammerman
Mary T., Ammerman
Caro A. Beldleman
Lackawanna Railroad
Plymouth
England
London
Scotland
Ireland
Domestic Science
Graham Gems
Little Neck
New England
McNutt
Helen S. Buchanan
MeeCo
Department
Truse
Bend
Foote & Fuller CO
L. & G. Manufacturing Company
Agate Nickle
Oxfords
Mahon’s Shoe Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Mahon
Sora
Children’s and
Oxford
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