Second Reformed Juniors Hold Social After Bazaar
The Women's Missionary Society of the Second Reformed Church on Verbeke and Green streets hosts its annual bazar in the church social room with fancy articles and baked goods for sale. In the evening from 7 to 10 o'clock the Junior Department of the Sunday school hosts a social with ice cream cake and candy for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Second Reformed Church
Verbeke
Green Streets
Miss Nancy Chenoweth Returns to Louisville
Miss Nancy Creel Chenoweth of Louisville Kentucky returns home after a visit with Miss Martha Davis Bullitt of Ridgway Bellevue. She attended the Yale Princeton Army Navy Penn Cornell games and a concert. She was an honor guest at a debutante luncheon and at Miss Bullitt's coming out tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Creel Chenoweth
Louisville
Martha Davis Bullitt
Ridgway
Bellevue
Miss Chenoweth
Yale
Godowsky concert preview and Christmas gift notes in Harrisburg
Harrisburg music lovers are urged to hear Godowsky on the Ampico Reproducing Piano at J H Troup Music House in the city. The column also promotes gift ideas from local shops including handwork cards at Woman's Exchange, artistic fruit bowls at H C Claster Jewelry, Studebaker coffee, ivory window displays at Golden Seal Drug Store, Walk-Over boots, fashionable muffs, travel books at Cotterel's, Navajo bathrobes at Doutrichs, and related holiday decor and apparel in Market Street shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Godowsky
J. H. Troup Music House
S. Mse Se Square
Ampico
New York
H. C. Claster
Market Street
Studebaker
George Barnes
Second Street
Crossing of State
Studeer
Golden Seal
Market Square
Doutrichs
Oregon City
Missionary Bazaar To Aid Memorial Lutheran Society
The Young People's Missionary Society of Memorial Lutheran Church plans a bazaar in the church annex on Thursday evening December 7. Items include homemade fancy work pies cakes and candy to boost offering funds. Committees list organizers for each product and decorations with several local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Memorial Lutheran Church
Fifteenth
Shoep Streets
Rose Parkhill
Sara McGranh
Edith Springer
Mary Titzel
Dora Hetrick
Rogers
E. G. Hoover
Cake
Eugene Miller
Ruth Huntzberger
Ruth Camp
Evelyn Eckenbarger
C. Earl Whitmeyer
Grace Saul
Ella Stoner
Gertrude Draybaugh
Candy
Mary Rhoads
Marie Perry
Hope Eyster
Esther Demmy
Elsie Hill
Bertha Maurer
Elizabeth Urich
Mary
Tech High School Notes on Club Moves and Alumni News
The Tech Wireless Club meets in the electrical lab, deciding to relocate the old wireless pole to extend range. Students begin antenna work to equip one of Pennsylvania's best wireless setups. Numerous alumni visit or return home for holidays as rings and pins for four class years are ordered before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Wireless Club
Electrical Laboratory
Tech
Pennsylvania
John Keller
C. B. Pager
P.L. Grubb
Pat” Reagan
Steelton High School
Reagan
Villanova
Harrisburg
Armory
E. C. Taggart
Tech High School
Bessie Gardner Cummings
Lancaster
York Springs
M. Cathryn Bittenfender
Kane
Anna M. Bender
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Tableaux Vivants at Technical High School Auditorium
Aid Society of the Visiting Nurse Association promotes living statues benefit with tickets selling in advance and at the door for tomorrow evening at 8 15. Misses Fisher of Stillwater New Jersey arrive to cast roles. Alfred C Kuschna to play organ. patronesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Visiting Nurse Association
Technical High School
Misses Fisher
Stillwater
N. J
Desdemona
Alfred C. Kuschna
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
Lyman D. Gilbert
Marlin E. Olmsted
Orville W. Hickok III
E. Z. Gross
Benjamin F. Burns
Mary Cameron
Philip T. Meredith
William Elder Bailey
On Kunkel
Harvey Fmith
Dr James Headache Powder Offers Quick Pain Relief
A vintage ad promises fast relief from headache neuralgia and pain with Dr James Headache Powder. It urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store and notes the headache vanishes within moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. James
Butterworth Kinzer Marriage Announced In Baltimore
Mrs. Mary Smyser Kinzer announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Jane Smyser Kinzer to George Appleton Butterworth in Baltimore Maryland on October 28. The bride, a soprano with training in New York and Harrisburg, is soloist at Stenn Stevens Memorial Methodist church and a Wednesday club member. Butterworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Butterworth, attends Lehigh University 1917 and leads the varsity track team. The couple will reside at 222 North Second Street. Various relatives and visitors are noted in town and beyond during the event season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smyser Kinzer
North Second Street
Jane Smyser Kinzer
George Appleton Butterworth
Baltimore
Harrisburg
George H. Butterworth
Lehigh University
Cold for Patients at Mont Alto Camp Needs Donations
On a clear cold day the Harrisburg Civic Club appeals for warm clothing and money for Mont Alto Camp patients. Barrels of overcoats sweaters cloaks mittens and underwear are requested to be sent to Mrs. William E. Bailey within a day or two so they may be distributed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Alto
Harrisburg Civic Club
William E. Bailey
Kitty Cheatham Coming For the Wednesday Club
An interesting Wednesday Club musique in Fahnestock Hall featured French and Belgian music by club members. Miss Mary B. Robinson announced Kitty Cheatham's December 19 recital in Fahnestock Hall and praised her as an adept interpreter of songs and stories for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahnestock Hall
France
Belgium
Mary B. Robinson
Kitty Cheatham
Lyceum Theater
New York
Noone
Birth announcements from Harrisburg area families
Mr and Mrs Lester suite of 135 Paxton street announce the birth of daughter Bertha Agnes Butler on December 5 1916. Mr and Mrs P E Kirk announce the birth of son Richard Wilson Kirk on December 2 1916. Mrs Kirk was Della Willis of 2144 North Seventh street prior to marriage. Mr and Mrs Harvey Brown formerly of Harrisburg announce the birth of son Raymond Hemminger Brown on December 2 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Suite
Paxton Street
Bertha Agnes Butler
P. E. Kirk
Richard Wilson Kirk
Kirk
Misa Della Willis
North Seventh Street
Harvey Brown
Pittsburgh
Harrisburgers
Raymond Hemminger Brown
Polish Relief Fund receives 226.30 from Ely lecture
Mrs. Carl B. Ely mailed 226.30 to Paderewski Polish Relief Fund after Miss Henrietta Ely spoke on The War Tragedy of Poland at the Technical auditorium. Bishop Darlington introduced the speaker who has visited Poland. A sale of maimed soldier dolls and autographed photos followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Ely
North Front Street
Paderewski
New York City
Henrietta Ely
Poland
Darlington
Philip T. Meredith
Walter P. Maguire
Lesley McCreath
Robert McCreath
Susanna Fleming
Frances Bailey
Emily Bailey
Sara Hastings
Anne McCormick
Marlin E. Ol
Building Up the Blood booklet promises anemia relief
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Building Up the Blood. It links blood quality to health, claims pills boost oxygen carrying capacity, and offers a free booklet via Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schen
Special Sale of Dolls and a Little Playlet at St Andrew’s
A holiday bazar will unfold Friday at St Andrew’s parish house led by church women and the Embroidery Guild. A doll booth, fancy work table, and a Christmas tree of gifts will appeal to all ages, with quick lunch supper and a playlet titled The Family Album directed by Mrs. Harvey Ehling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
Harvey Ehling
McCormick contest prize awarded to Bernard Wert
Central High chapel event marks H G Dibble presenting first prize of ten dollars to Bernard Wert for the McCormick short story contest. Also notes Argus staff plans a Grantville chicken and waffle trip, a football banquet at the Senate Hotel, and a Pentalia satire gathering at Paxtonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
H. G. Dibble
McCormick
Bernard Wert
Argus
Grantville
Marlin G. Geiger
Thomas D. Caldwell
Paul Selsam
James Carey
Arthur Gardner
Harry Mell
Ross Hoffman
Willard Smith
Emory Hartman
Kenneth Downes
Margaret Wingeard
Nancy McCullough
Sabra Clark
Helen Smith
Central
Senate Hotel
Senatus Populusque Romanus Society
Louise Johnson
Paxtonia
Caldwell
The
Odd Fellows Orphanage Concert Friday Evening
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in this city will host a gala Friday night with the Sunbury Orphanage Boys' and Girls' orchestra performing at the Chestnut Street Auditorium. A street parade begins at 7 30 from North Third and Cumberland streets, moving along Third to Chestnut, led by the Boys' band and Canton Harrisburg unit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sunbury
Chestnut Street
North Third
Cumberland
Third Street
Chestnut
Canton Harrisburg
Order
Covenant Presbyterian Bazar and Food Sale Planned
Covenant Presbyterian Church members plan a bazar and food sale on Thursday and Friday in the storeroom at 1008 North Third Street. Proceeds go to church benefits. Miss Leonore F Graber invites guests to a holiday dance at Colonial Country Club on Tuesday evening January 2, 1917 in compliment to Miss Pauline Michel of Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston Leiby
Newport
James Y. Sieg
North Second Street
North Third Street
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Leonore F. Graber
Colonial Country Club
Pauline Michel
Bethlehem
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ROYAL
Nancy Chenoweth
Degg
Woman's Exchange
Herr
Ptt
Cotterel's
N. Market Square
Italy
Elena
Amely
Petrograd
Mexico
Missionary Bazar
Harry Stover
South Thirteenth Street
Theodora Kaufman
Hood Seminary
Frederick, Md
William Block
Evergreen Street
E. E. Beldleman
Market and
Evergreen Streets
H. Ross Coover
William Ross
Claude Beck
Swatara Street
Lovettsville, Va
Constance Beldleman
Matilda Ritter
Harry B. Spong
Perdix
William Winemiller
South Fourteenth Street
Frank Kohler
Derry Street
Mount Pleasant
M. Luther Hocker
Presser N. J
R. M. Markel
Neidig Brothers
N. Second St
Technical Auditorium
Howard I. Winthrop
Albany
N. Y
Joseph Warren
Nancy Warren
Albert Gessner
State Street
Jersey City
Thomas Haynes
Hattie Bentzel
Peoria
Ill
Helen Spencer
Claude Spencer
Ithaca
West End
George A. Butterworth
Florida
Dean Meek Hoffman
Commercial Bank Apartments
Hotel Astor
Coxestown
Girls of the Loyal League of the
Frederick Kroeber Sparrow
Washington, D. C
George H. Kammerer, Jr
Penn Street
Alberta Shoop
Jeanette Aikman
James Griffin
Helen Miller
Walter Griffin
Jack Steckley
Frank Evans, Jr
Dillsburg
Mary F. Crone
Elmer J. Wright
Adam M. Hollinger
Emerald Street
J. L. Hallrwell
Agate Street
Fred Trantner
Ross Beaverson
Harry E. Page
C. Sharp
William Haverstock
Helen Marshh
Albert Sharp
Ted Reice
J. L. Halliwell
Mrs
Earl W. Roddy
George Wittle
Earl Wittle Roddy
Clinton Street
Sadie Shires
Mae Smith
Frank Marlin
John Smith
Swartz
Frank Zellers
Samuel Wilson
A. D. Shoemaker
Charles King
Joseph King
Jacob Shires
John Booth
Gladys
Wesley
Walter Yokem
Elizabeth
Harry Wittle
Jerome
Roddy
Walter Bruce Caldwell
Sharon
E. J. Stackpole
Manon Elizabeth Lutz
School of Industrial Arts
Kathryn Weatherly
Sara Wilson
Roberta Wilson
Henry Thorne
Green Street
Shiremanstown
Slate Hill
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Anganay
Dept. 4-A
Resinol
Odd Fellows’ Orphanage
Scott
Somerset
Merchants and Miners Line
W. A. Huber
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Belsinger
Belsinger Opp
Orekeum Theater
Ava Locust St
Dauphin Electrical Supplies Co
Harrisburg Electric Supply Co
Harrisburg Light & Power Co
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