David McCormick Weds Miss Evans at Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney last Thursday at 4 30 p.m. Miriam May Evans daughter of J Harry Evans and David Montgomery McCormick son of the late David M McCormick Jr were married by Rev Benjamin A Ginader in a lilac bowers ceremony. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York and Washington before settling in Punxsutawney for winter. McCormick is manager for Jefferson Auto Co and a popular local figure, while Miss Evans is Bucknell educated and socially prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
McCormick
Torrance Street
Punxsutawney
Bucknell and
Popuular
Jacob L. Fisher
Jefferson Auto Company
Mr. McCormick
David M. McCormick, Jr
Margaret Wilson McCormick
Harry W. Knight
David M. McCormick
State Street
John W. Simonton
North Front Street
Engagement and Sunshine Society Plans Highlight Luncheon
The Beigle family announced Mellie Louise Reigle to M Luther Hocker of Middletown as a February wedding. A Roberta Brow Sunshine Society meeting at the YWCA discussed staging The Magic Wheel at the Orpheum January 28–29 with matinee. Christmas outreach will bring gifts to the elderly and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Louise Beigle
Luther Hocker
Gettysburg Orpheum
John C. Beigle
Market Street
Mellie Louise Reigle
M. Luther Hocker
Middletown
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Isabelle Boyd
Nelle Schrum
Carolyn Patschke
May Thompson
Williamstown
Leona Hocker
Ethel Baldwin
Grace Daniels
Blanche Fleisher
Hilda Fleitz
Helen Rohrer
Marjorie Lutz
Florence Harner
Nelle Nissley
Bessie Huber
May Laitz
Villa Hauck
Minnie Lutz
Louise Grimm
H. C. Sprage
N. T. Heisey
Wayne Heckert
Cc. A. Mount
Arthur B. Shaull
Ira Butters
New Cumberland
Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society
Y. W. C. A. Hall
Homer Black
Httle
Orpheum
June Lytle
Lake
Sunshine Society
Jessie Gaynor
Jack
Sunshiners
School Orchestra Benefit at Camp Hill Tomorrow
The Camp Hill High School program features violinists Miss Sara Lerner Victor B Hausknecht Eunice Ingham Emma Bosshart of York Belle Middaugh Mrs Alice Myers Sigler Lewis Munnell Clarence H Sigler Mrs Harry Keffer and the Camp Hill quartet and Music Club. Proceeds fund buying music and paying an instructor for the orchestra. Edwin M Fishler of the Majestic Theater Orchestra Harrisburg has been secured to instruct the twelve member ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill High School
Sara Lerner
Victor B. Hausknecht
Eunice Ingham
Emma Bosshart
York
Belle Middaugh
Alice Myers Sigler
Lewis Munnell
Clarence H. Sigler
Harry Keffer
Camp Hill
Camp Hill Music Club
Edwin M. Fishler
Majestic Theater Orchestra
Harrisburg
Lemoyne Band
Flowers for Mrs Jones by Daughters of 1812
Mrs Mabel Cronise Jones longtime regent of Keystone chapter United States Daughter of 1812 retired from the regency on Saturday She received a large basket of flowers from the chapter with appreciation and love The members rejoice she will remain a member and refuse a fifteenth term as regent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cronise Jones
Keystone Chapter
United States
Camp Hill Music Club's Interesting Program
Camp Hill Music Club will present a program on American composers Homer Bartlett and Edward MacDowell at tomorrow's 3 PM regular meeting. The program includes lectures, vocal solos by Mrs Cahill and Mrs Steinmetz, piano pieces by Miss Stein hauer, a duet by Mrs Whitney and Mrs Shope, and readings from Miss Fink and Mrs Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Bartlett
Edward MacDowell
Camp Hill Music Club
Mrs. Sweeney
Elaine
Mrs. Whitney
Shope
Miss Fink
Dr Shaw Invited to Occupy Speaker's Gallery
Washington December 6 Speaker Champ Clark invited Dr Anna Howard Shaw and the National American Woman Suffrage Association officers to sit in the speaker's gallery for opening day of Congress to watch Mondell introduce the Susan B Anthony Resolution. Shaw accepted on behalf of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
House of Representatives
Congress
Representative Mondell
National Aossociation
Mondell
Wyoming
National Association
Rumor Denied On Olivet Pastor Call
The rumor was denied that Rev. William B. Cooke former pastor of First Presbyterian Steelton and ex minister at Market Square would be extended a call to Olivet Presbyterian after Rev. Yates resignation. Cooke led last night service at Olivet in Yates place. Mary Baker dies from burns suffered Thanksgiving morning as her dress caught fire at a Carlisle boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cooke
First Presbyterian Church of
Steelton
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Olivet Presbyterian Church
William ©. Yates
Dr. Cooke
Olivet Church
Yates
Carlisle
Mary Baker
Burns
Invitations Issued to Marquis Club Dance
The Marquis Club committee including Edward Moore Richard Heagy and Clarence L. Miller issued invitations for a club dance to be held at Winterdale on Wednesday evening December 29. The Palm Beach orchestra led by Carl Stouffer will provide the music, replacing the usual Triangle dance during holiday festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Club
Edward Moore
Richard Heagy
Clarence L. Miller
Winterdale
Palm, Beach
Carlisle
Carl Stouffer
Mount Holly
Flood of Bills Flows In During Early Congress Session
The opening of Congress saw Speaker Clark hailed and a vow to pursue a continuous session. Senator Clarke of Arkansas presided as president pro tempore while 32 new senators were sworn in. Defense acts, rural credits, charter upgrades, and private bills dominated the House agenda as returning leaders greeted new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Clarke
Arkansas
Marshall
House
Clark
Mann
James M. Baker
Senate
Cannon
Hill
Longworth
McKinley
Loss of Part of Petition Worrying Suffragists
Washington December 6 prominent woman suffragists contend with the mysterious loss of a long petition seeking a federal woman suffrage amendment. The four mile script has been reduced to 2,540 feet and missing 100,000 signatures as it arrived in the capital, still to be presented to a Congressional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Little Girl Dorothy Atticks Sixth Birthday Party
The sixth birthday of sprightly Miss Dorothy Phyllis Atticks was celebrated Saturday afternoon with a party attended by Dorothy Shannon Gladys Howard Ruth Shoener Margaret Ruppert Ruth Cox Christina Cox Winifred Attick Dorothy Attick Trene Packert Ardella Merkle Loretta Attick Almeda Attick May Belle Mickley Evelyn Long Frances Tippett White Hill Dorothy Peters Middletown Catharine Harlacher William Harlacher Steelton Donald Schroeder Isaiah Gringer Vance Keeney Richard Long Clarence Howard Jay Eckert Walter Ruppert Charles Cox Edmund Carmany. Games and contests followed by refreshments. Dorothy's little friends brought many pretty birthday gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phyllis Atticks
Dorothy Shannon
Gladys Howard
Ruth Shoener
Margaret Ruppert
Ruth Cox
Christina Cox
Winifred Attick
Dorothy A. Attick
Trene Tpckert
Ardella Merkle
Loretta Attick
Almeda Attick
Maybelle Mickley
Evelyn Long
Frances Tippet
White Hill
Dorothy Peters
Middletown
Catharine Harlacher
William Harlacher
Steelton
Donald Schroeder
Isaiah Gringer
Vance Keeney
Richard Long
Clarence Howard
Jay Eckert
Walter Ruppert
Charles Cox
Edmund Carmany
Miss Dorothy
Miss Shriner Recital With Musical Readings at Tech Auditorium
Reader and impersonator Miss Sara Venore Shriner, a National School of Eloquence graduate, headlines a recital with violinist Miss Sara Lerner at the Tech auditorium Walnut Street. Scenes from Peg o My Heart Mary Carey and The Sign of the Cross appear in her best style, with tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Venore Shriner
Tech
Walnut Street
National School of Elocution and Oratory
Philadelphia
Miss Shriner
Sara. Lerner
Mary Carey
Prom the West Albert Spooner Visits His Mother in City
Albert P. Spooner of this city, four years in business at Seattle, Wash., visits mother Mrs. William H. Spooner at 117 Liocust Street for a few days. A Central high school and Lehigh University graduate, he plans to join a large eastern steel company as metallurgist within a week. Mr and Mrs Warren D Gaines of Brooklyn announce the birth of son Philip Fay Gaines on Wednesday December 1 1915. Mrs Gaines was Miss Lacey R Fay of this city before marriage.
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Technical High School
Harrisburg Conservatory OF Music
Sascha Simkins
William K. Bumbaugh
Onla
Conservatory of Music
North Second Street
Oyler's
South Fourth Street
Ligiers
Y. Hros
North Market Square
Aeolian Hall
New York
John Thompson
Aecolian Hall
New York Telegram
Thompson
New York Sun
Decevee
Francis Jordan Hall
Front
Harris Streets
William Latta Nevin
Philadelphia
Grace Hall
Frank Hesser
Swatara Street
Martin L. Fendrick
Cincinnati
R. R. Stowell
Camp Mill
LeRoy Banner
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ross F. Green
Helena Green
Pittsburgh
Henry Strunk
Reading
Henry Schuddemage
North Front Street
G. H. Muckler
Muench Street
R. O. Jacobs
York
W. J. Gebhard
James
Newport
Albert P. Spooner
Seattle
Wash
William H. Spooner
Liocust Street
Spooner
Central High School
Lehigh University
Eastern Steel Company
Warren D. Gaines
Brooklyn
Philip Fay Gaines
Union Mission Meeting Promises Temperance and Missions
A Woman's Union Missionary Society program is set for tomorrow at 2 30 afternoon in the Fourth Street Church of God. President Mrs T H Hamilton will preside and speak on Temperance and Missions Co operative. Miss Carrie Gick Lutheran deaconess will speak. Miss Hangen will present mission current events. Lydia Vorney will conduct the question box. All women of the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Fourth Street Church of God
T. H. Hamilton
Temperance and Missions Co-operative
Carrie Gick
Hangen
Lydia Vorney
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David M’cormick
Miss Evans
Ivy E. Huber
Greenstreet
State Department of Health
German Hospital
J. J. Schreffler
Verne Schreffler
North Third Street
Mark Are
Springfield
Ohio
Thomas Fayman
Sixteenth Street
Allentown
Bethlehem
A. KB. Cameron
Mary Elizabeth
Calder Street
Wilkes- Barre
E. Caroline Hahn
Benedict McCool
Shippensburg
Arthur l. Emmons
Dover
Mass
Wiliam C. Hickok
Herbert Hunt
Edison Electrical Company
John Whistler
South Thirteenth Street
Ellenne Campbell
Cambridge
Henrietta Duane
Arthur D. Duane
Luther K. Roberts
Rachel Speare
Cochecton
George K. Speare
Naomi Wilson
R. G. F. Club
Sarah Fullerton Hastings
New York City
John Milton Colt
Eleanor Boyd
Arthur Hamilton Bailey
Paxtang
Horlick
Horle &Ok
Reuben Kreps
Grantville
Lorna Kreps
Ralph Weist
Park Street
Miss Mellie L. Reigle
Mrs. Jones
Daughters of 1812
London Daily Express
Miss Swope
Reynard
Third St
Enhaut
Clara E. Wueschinski
Ross E. Atticks
George Jeffries
D. E. Rupley
Enchant
Mr. Atticks
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Madrigal Club
Harrisburg Hospital
Jesse KE. B. Cunningham
Masonic Hall
Meade W. C.T. U
Meade W. C. T. U
Walter Fisher
Jonestown Road
W. W. Oberdier
Katherine Blumenstine
Peffer Street
Charles ©. Miller
Tyrone
William Howard
John G. Howard
Richmond
A. P. L. Dull
Theepee
Lucia Donaldson
Annette Donaldson
Baltimore
Phoebe Watson
Green Street
Jesse J. Lybarger
Landis Brat‘ton
John Kinzer
Indianapolis
Ind
Kinzer
Indiana
Frances
Frances J. Hall
Ralph W. Dowdell
Whitehall Street
Telegraph
Dr. Shaw
Cooke
Olivet
Marquis Club Dance
Spangler
Goldsmith Own
Davenforts
Goldsmith’s
Theodore F. Mead
Mead
Ruth Fahnestock
William E. Fahnestock
Lyter & Fahnestock
Raymond Willis
Scranton
Harrisburgers
Helen Peeraapoe Willis
Esther Bratten
Nelle Work
Camp Street
Katharine Tenney
Haverford
Walter P.maguire
Helena Wright
Anne Belle Wright
Arthur K. Wilson
Penn Street
Rubin & Rubin
Market ST
Hell
H. Marks & Son
Market Sts
4Th and Market Sts
Ural
Detroit Electric
Detroit
Linden and
Shrub Streets
B. Hoffer
Mgr
Front St
Bell
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