Harrisburg Girl Will Marry in the Army
Miss Helen Tettemer of Harrisburg to wed Sergeant Clarence J. Sharp of Palmyra Pa recently with U S Regulars in Panama and connected with R O T C Bucknell University Lewisburg The marriage is planned for Christmas holiday with luncheon at 1628 Penn Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Tettemer Other attendees included Miss Kathryn Burkholder Miss Emma Sharp and Sgt Sharp among others The piece notes Miss Tettemer’s ties to the Automobile Division of the State Highway Department and lists several relatives and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tettemer
Penn Street
Helen Tettemer
Clarence J. Sharp
Palmyra
Sharp
United States
Panama
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Tettemer
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
Jack Horner
George Kinneard
Kathryn Burkholder
Emma Sharp
Emily Edwards
Laura Fraelick
Elizabeth Rich
Tryon Williams
Sergeant Sharp
Hyde Speece
August Rich
Lydia Bogar
Lecture-Recital by Clarence Dickinson Opens Harrisburg Organists Season
Personal social notes report Clarence Dickinson organist and choirmaster of New York institutions opening the Harrisburg Association of Organists season with an 8 15 pm lecture-recital at Fifth Street Methodist Church. Slides cover historic to modern organs. Dickinson, a prolific composer and editor, has works in press and publication. Bachelor Girls Club of the YWCA meets this evening at 5 o'clock for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dickinson
Brick Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Streets
New York City
Temple Bethel
Seventysixth Street
Union Theological Seminary
Harrisburg Association of Organists
Dickinson
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Prince of Peace
Tea Lanes and Fashion Glare in Local Shops
A column-like snapshot reviews the Lorraine Tea Room’s inviting atmosphere and afternoon teas in Walnut Street, then shifts to fashion notices. Silk undergarments, satin camisoles, and gowns headline Miss Swope’s selections and the French Shop boudoir slippers. Cloos Shop promotes chic winter coats with luxurious collars and fur trims from Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swope
Cloos
Bolivia
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
McFall stores offer stylish menswear and gifts for Christmas
The piece touts McFall’s tailored suits and other superior goods from a masculine shop model. It highlights bathrobes, gloves, neckwear, and a broad gift spectrum, urging selections from Army and Navy Shoe Store and Saltzgiver for exclusive, practical presents like a genuine antique mahogany bureau with brass knobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFall
Newborn ESS Charms With Mother Songs Gift
A playful note describes a squinty-eyed dimpled newborn by ESS who is adored. The writer mentions a unique gift for the mother and notes demand for Nine Mother Songs by Edm Groff Deith, priced at a dollar twenty-five, with multiple copies sought for friends and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess
Bess
Central
Dives
Jane
Mollie
Margaret
Big Doll Show Tomorrow Night at Central High
Miss Pauline Green leads Iroquois Girl Reserves and YWCA groups in an all city doll exhibit at Central High School Club rooms Fourth and Walnut tomorrow 7 to 9 pm. Dolls depict queens society matrons nurses soldiers and more and will be given to poor children at Christmas. Isabelle Smith oversees the event for the YWCA social service committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Green
Central High School Club
Social Service Committee
Walnut
Dora Hartmire
E. Corps
Freda Kise
Daughters of the
Hylda Josephine Moore
C. Cc
Club of Girl
Queens
Red Cross
Isabelle Smith
Y. W. GC. A. Social Service Committee
St Xavier's Alumnae Plan Big Bazar and Musicale
Local graduates and former students of St Xavier's Academy La Trobe held an alumnae meeting at Mrs Thomas Donahue's Edgewood Pittsburgh home. They discussed a quazar and musicale at the William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh on December 20 with prominent alumnae and friends as patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier's Academy
Latrobe
Association
Thomas Donahue
Maple Avenue
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Willam Penn
Alma Louise Payne Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Little Miss Alma Louise Payne of Wichita Kansas marked her sixth birthday with a Saturday party at her aunt Mrs C R Phillips home at 1646 North Third Street. Six young guests attended as gifts and a cake with six candles plus a Jack Horner pie provided unique favors. Luncheon followed for Alma Louise Payne and classmates Margaret Kuntz Hilda Shapiro Mary Elizabeth Smith Grace Naugle and Harriet Crist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Louise Payne
Wichita
Kansas
D A R Meeting Focus on Americanization in Civic Club House
Harrisburg Chapter D A R will meet Thursday afternoon at 38 oclock in the Civic Club. Talks on Americanization by Miss Ktosa Santee and Clarence H Zorger. Music planned and plans for the twenty fifth anniversary submitted for vote. Guests Miss Susanna Fleming Miss Emily Bailey and William Emery Jr. rode from Chambersburg to Ragged Edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Civic Club
Ktosa Santee
Clarence H. Zorger
Miss Kennedy
Susanna Fleming
Emily Bailey
William Emery, Jr
Chambersburg
Margaret Kennedy
Ragged Edge
Miss Fleming
Mr. Emery
Tech Alumni Dance Elevates Thanksgiving Week Social
The Tech High Alumni dance returns tonight at Winterdale Hall with a 10 piece Sourbeer Meyers orchestra. Alumni mingle with current students and friends in a strictly informal event seen as one of the season’s top social affairs. George I Stark, William G Hilton, Rees M Lloyd, John Moliz, Blair Heskin lead the planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High
Winterdale Hall
Sourbeer-Meyers
Tech
George I. Stark
William G. Hilton
Rees M. Lloyd
John Moliz
Hil
Charles Lingle
Blair Heskin
To Hold Bazar and Supper in Social Rooms of Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Camp Curtin Methodist Episcopal Church will host a bazar and sauer kraut supper on Thursday December 4 from 2 to 10 pm in the church social hall. Supper served 6 to 8 pm. Various useful and fancy articles on sale all day. Supper tickets at nominal price with small extra charge for ice cream. Miss Irene McCalley Mrs Henry A Behrens and Captain James Big McCalley attended Penn Cornell and Army Navy games in Philadelphia and New York. A regular Hebrew Ladies Aid Society meeting led by Mrs David Cooper will be held tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Kbsher Israel synagogue Briggs and Capitol streets with a social hour afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Frances Acuff
R. F. O. M. Club
John W. German, Jr
Carrie Miller
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Y. W
Federation
Esther Gardner
John Y. Boyd
John Y. Boyd Hall
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Camp Napahwin Pictures
Association
Saida L. Hartman
Mabel Cronise Jones
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camp Curtin Methodist Episcopal Church
Irene McCalley
Henry A. Behrens
Fort Sherman
Canal Zone
James Big McCalley
Texas
Philadelphia
New York
Penn-Cornell
Army-Navy
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
David Cooper
Kbsher Israel Synagogue
Briggs
Capitol Streets
Esoe
Return to Pittsburgh by Mrs Wilbur Hunter and daughter
Mrs Wilbur Hunter and her daughter Miss Nora Hunter have returned to their Pittsburgh home after visiting the former's sister Mrs C L Selby at 306 North Segond Street. The Ladies Auxiliary of Poly Clinic Hospital will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in the Nurses Home 1524 North Second Street.
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Pittsburgh
Wilbur Hunter
Nora Hunter
C. L. Selby
North Segond Stret
Polyclinic Aid
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Polyclinic Hospital
Nurses’ Home
North Second Street
Mary Creighton
Almeda Herman
North Front Street
George W. Creighton
Hoerner Reunion Club Enjoys a Strawride
Thirty eight members of the Hoerner's Club joined a Thanksgiving strawride to Harry Hoerner farm near Hanover dale where a turkey dinner awaited. The afternoon featured old fashioned barn games and sports with many Hoerner family members present including Mr and Mrs David Hoerner and son Howard, Miss Mary Hoerner, Mrs Howard Hoke, Florence Hoke, Edna Hoke, Mabel Hoke, Mary Hoke, Elmer Hoke, Miss Catherine Kohler, Miss Margaret Kohler, Miss Adelaide Kohler, Mr and Mrs Charles Hoerner Lemoyne, Mr and Mrs E E Hoerner, George Hoerner Jr, Mr and Mrs Sourbier, Harvey Miller, Mrs Charles Preisler and son, and Mr and Mrs Harry Hoerner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerner
Harry Hoerner
Hanoverdale
David
Howard Hoerner
Mary Hoerner
Howard Hoke
Florence Hoke
Edna Hoke
Mabel Hoke
Miss Irene Smith Hosts Thanksgiving Eve Gathering
Miss Irene Smith entertained at her home 138 Herman avenue Lemoyne on Thanksgiving Eve with games music and dancing Mrs Hazel Smith played piano Guests included Margaret Keller Dorothy Pentz Florence Keller Enola Keller Mr and Mrs David Smith Irene Smith Edna Greenawalt Esther Keller William Morgan Lester Martin James Bates Carl Landis Edward Keller Elmer Snyder and others. Also notes a Philadelphia marriage Ella M Hoopes to Fred M Reen performed October 2 1919 at 1720 North Sixth street. A Silk Mill program is announced with Lenora Fry Caroline Hahn pianist Mrs Harry McFadden vocalist and Corelli Martin violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Smith
Herman Avenue
Lemoyne
Hazel Smith
Margaret Keller
Dorothy Pentz
Florence Keller
Enola Keller
David Smith
Edna Greenawalt
Esther Clark
William Morgan
Lester Martin
James Bates
Carl Landis
New Cumberland
Edward Keller
Elmer Snyder
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Ella M. Hoopes
Fred M. Reen
H. M. Smith
Silk Mill
Lenora Fry
Caroline Hahn
Harry McFadden
Corelli Martin
Wednesday Club Recital Promises Vocal and Instrumental Selections
The Wednesday Club hosts a second working musicale at Fahnestock Hall at 2 30 pm with guest Miss Louise Johnson substituting for Mary Worley. Miles Johnson performs a Sappho cycle, and the program features piano solos, songs by Tschaikowsky Mendelssohn Wagner and Grieg with several vocal and instrumental partners listed. Mary Creighton returns from Pittsburgh and Dr J H Kreider resumes practice after U S Army service. Dr Kreider's address is 1410 Derry Street. Advertisement notes M Mall tailor remodeling services at 1213 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahnestock Hall
Louise Johnson
Max P_ .Johnson
Mary Worley
Miss Johnson
David Bispham
Dudley Buck, Jr
New York City
Miles Johnson
Sappho
Mary Turner Salter
Hesperus
J. L. Zimmerman
Clarence Zorger
Edwin J. Decevee
Wagner-Srassin
Zimmerman
Gabrielle Sibella
Polly Willis
Arne
Von
Informal Little Dance For Out of Town Guests
Mrs. Marlit Olmsted hosted a small Saturday evening dance at Civic Club in honor of guests from New York, including Mr. and Mrs. Allan Robbins and several local couples. Dentist B S Behney resumes practice at 236 North Second Street Bell 1814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlit ©. Olmsted
Civic Club
Allan Robbins
New York
Robbins
Ross Anderson Hickok
Robert G. Goldsborough
Henderson Gilbert
Peeeees Maguire
Samuel W. Fleming, Jr
Henry M. Gross
Dinner at Penn-Harris with Rainbow Waist Shop staff
Dave Friedman manager Rainbow Waist Shop of Market Street will entertain his employer at an informal dinner at the Penn-Harris Wednesday evening at 7 o clock and 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn-Harris
Dave Friedman
Rainbow Waist Shop
Market Street
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Maude Stamm
Katherine Stamm
Miss Marian
Naeline Westervelt
Englewood
New Jersey
Berryhill Locust ST
Bachelor Girls Club
England
Lorraine Tea Room
Walnut Street
Army and Navy
Court Street
Saltzgiver
Y. W. C. A. Association
St. Xavier’s Alumnae
Big Bazar and Musicale
Civic Club House
J.S. Belsinger
Penn-Harris Ride
N. Third St
Superior Optical Service
Irls
Winterdale
Various Lines
Hoerner Reunion Club
Louis Slagle
Lewistown
H. C. Schimmelfing
Peffer
Ruthswartin
Bridgeton
N. J
J. G. Martin
Green Street
J. WH. Kreider
J. H. Kreider
Derry Street
United States Army
M. Mall
Tor
Keefe
Savelace
Hoffman’s Toy
S. Fourth St
Chestnut Street
Witmer, Bair and
Witmer
Second
Xmas Shopping
House of Diamonds
C. Ross Boas
Penna
Bell Telephone
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
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