Social whirl items and notable guests in Philadelphia society
A long account details social entertainments and planned events. A Drexel Biddle boxing afternoon at Walnut Street joins prominent guests and a future South Africa visit by Mrs Gladstone. Also notes coach trips by Mr Sorg to Atlantic City and various regional gatherings with lists of attendees and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Biddle
Jay Py
Walnut Street
Brien
Crowhurst
Tsihskiphla
Bidies
Tom
Herbert Gladstone
Lady Gladstone
Lanark
Lady Hawarden
South Africa
New South African Union
India
Gladstone
Richard Horner Paget
Somersetshire
Jack Horner
Glastonbury Abbey
Mra Gladstones
Muriel Finch Hatton
Viscount Maidstone
Mias
Margaretta Drexel
Babington Strollers
Caffern
Weier
Africa
Sorg
Atlantic City
New York
Holland House
Lakewood
Treveluld
Newport
Staten Island Hills
New Gretna
Port Republic
Witer
CA Randome
OH Gaines
NM Smith
Grigth
JD Armstrong Row
Taxey G
JP Wo Conan
Hop Martin
Society Notes Show Towns People Attend Socials
Barry Hahn left Washington for Philadelphia with visits by Walter Gens of Richmond and Mrs Gans the grandmother. Many guests trailed through Baltimore Atlantic City and Pittsburgh as society events fill the week. A Kensington town hall play benefitted Kennington school with young locals in the cast and a Rockville church concert drew attendees from Washington and Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gens
Richmond, Var
William Gans
Lena Storn
Beltimord
Miss Gun
Kensington
Kennington
Alice Terrell
Ba T Robertson Ruth Armatrong
Angeline West
Sadie Kinnear
Megara AB Coe
Wilson Townsend
J Floyd Cissell
F ‘Dawson Willams
JB. Einston
James G Townsend
Evening Gathering At Woodhead Home
A Wednesday music event was followed by a buffet supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Woodhead, Mr and Mrs Newton, Mr and Mrs Hill, Miss Hil, Ethel Sedgwick, Alice Doe, Mortimer and family, F Doe, Biddle, Courtman, Huntress, Collins, and numerous others including the Trews and Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Patricks
Hhoda Muutner
Misa
Jens Solomons
Mise
Hortense Sondheimer
Camille Herman
Rita Baer
Sara Koenigaberger
Netilie Mayer
Mira Lilli Burnstein
Miss Cohen
Trattoport
Gusale
Milton Kronheimer
Ben
Miss Jones
South Carolina
Goldamith
Fredericksburg
Providence
Roi Messrs
Jeuk Meyer
Abe Mayer
Bert Cohen
Alin Newmeyer
Maury Simon Sidney Gunst
M Loeb Milton, Kronheimer
Lawence Cassenheimer
Euene Young
Milton Brock
Alfred Haas
Phi Herman
Milton Strasburger
Leon Pretzfelder
the Blumenthal
Rhoda
Endless Chain Poem Fragment From Chicago Era
A fragmentary verse from a Chicago era piece humorously questions why hogs rise and corn blooms. A butcher and farmer exchange lines with playful pacing, ending with a wink and shared laughter. The text reflects rustic rural banter and a lighthearted parade scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jehr Melormach
McMurtry
Dia
Wo Walker
Ims
Fred
I Grosner
Massachusetts
Lavenue
Cerf
Patts— Bug
Joseph Schiffman
Solomon
Sturu
M Newmeier
Schwab
T Huns
EB Gettinger
Max, Rich
B Dreyfoos
W Gromer
Lawman
Harry Panitz
Baltimore
Misses Selina Selmer Wanner
Franc Rose Breslau
Rita Schuffman
Sophia King
Hester Lohdays
T Collins
Nothwest
England
Cmetican
Ciel Ge
Barry Hahn
Royalton
Washington
Louis Storm
City
Rudolf
Paulina Rosenthal
Joseph Pearlman
Simon Wolf
Mrs Wolf
Atlanta
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Mr Wolf
Jrs M Goldmith
Pittsburg
Samuel Goldman
Shoenhof
Misg Roffe
Huston
Rockville, MD
Mildred Lehman
Mary Ball
Hagerstown
Sara Brown
Ella Rabbitt
Claiborne H Manor
Rockpeu
Vivian Waters
Germantown
George M. Hunor
Messrs
Maurice and
Murray Rabbitt
Wiliam H Rabbitt
Rockville
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Rockvle Christian Church
Misses Bisache
Bertha Frances Dew
Wiliam E Grothwaite
Ray Ellsworth Dew
Mrz S J Harmon
Baltymore
Fannie Cohen
Rose Clagett
Mira Abe Cowen
Spead
Annapolis
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Harry Kauman
Rockville Baptist Church
Samuel Brandy
Winfred Berry
Lucy Gerrett
Robert Lyddane
William M Davis
Kerrim Washington
Wiliam W Anderson
Rochville
Ashi Ou U
Security Storage Company
Department American Security and Trust Co
Fifteenth Street
W. B. Reduso
Reduso
Reduss
Weingarten Bros
34Th St
Broadway
Mueor
Packard
Phaeton
Ce Bias
Gabe
THE
Luttrell Company
H Street
N. W
Marinello
Hoytar’s
Ude
Washington Gaslight Eo
Tenth Street NW
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington and Waldorf-Asteria
New Yark
Teglar
Hattie M. Shacklette
Clare
V. B. Rosen
Rutrance
Newton
Newton Mig
Dept. A
He Monroe
Beaattias Hatteries
Borden
23Th Street
Gyposite
Palaes Rapai
Emcaly
Ravi Maatthy Seaig
Lisle and Catton Meyer
Pa. Ave
New
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