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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

20

Two Voices A New Romance of American Life Chapter One

Hugh Rodney, heir to a factory fortune, fears leaving New York without declaring his love to Doris Courtney. He faces a family plan to post him to Minneapolis, where success could win him a broader role, while Doris hints at deeper feelings as their evening unfolds. The scene sets a poised romance amid business ambitions and looming departure.

Star Company Hugh Rodney Doris Courtney New York Hugh Minneapolis Daniel Rodney the West Laura Tam Sam Brother Dear Mr. Stedney Ruth Doris Courtney

Birthday Dinner at Colonial Club Celebrates An Anniversary

Wald entertained guests at the Colonial Country Club in honors of her husband's birthday. The 12 guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hoff man Koch Marks Caley Orth Cramp and DeWald. After dinner cards were played.

Se Wald Colonial Country Club Charles H. Hoffman Charles 1 Koch William Marks D. Ashmore Caley Carvie L. Orth Hannah Cramp Marl T. DeWald

When a Girl Marries ends a romantic chapter

Lane plans to take his ailing daughter Val home to the ranch with a private car and nurse. Uncle Ned and Lane agree on a poised departure as Mollie and the aunt prepare to send them off, while the narrator braces for parting and a final talk.

King Feature Syndicate, Inc Ned Lane Uncle Ned Mollie Lonne Val Uncle New Ull Anne Goodby Aunt Melle Aunt Mollie Willoughby Twins Jim Pat Uncle Ned Om

Moorhead Girls Present Christmas Entertainment

The Moorhead Choral Society staged its third annual Christmas program for the children at the Industrial Home and Nursery Home in Chestnut Street Hall. The event featured films, three Christmas trees with presents, and a choral performance of The King Cometh directed by Mrs. Florence Ackley Ley with Mrs. Henry H. Lentz at piano. Soloists included Pearl Beidel Lillian Goodyear Grace Smith Catherine Seward Margaret Farmer Gay Beard Carlton Dunmore Gordon Bergstresser, with a chorus of many local singers led by a list of women and men from Moorhead community groups.

Moorhead Margaret Farmer Gay Beard Carlton Dunmoyer Gordon Bergstresser Mary Mowery Cindad Roberts Helen Wallace Esther Johns Belle Fortney Catherine Lerch Isabel Morrow Ruth Horton Helen Ritner Florence Springer Mary Buser Magdalene Martzon Ida Wise Maude Campbell Maude Goodyear Fannie McClain Beatrice Lerch George Miles H. KH. Lau George W. Deiker Earl Moser Harvey Shade Edward Ward

Indian Educator to Speak at Central Y M C A Tonight

N K Dhalwani of Poona India will lecture at Fahnestock hall Central Y M C A at 8 PM with his wife in native dress. The event is free seating on first come basis. Lantern slides will illustrate India as boys invite public attendance.

India Fahnestock N. K. Dhalwani Poona Dhalwani Mission Board Hoys

Steele School Presents While Mortals Sleep Playlet

Pupils of the Steele school will present While Mortals Sleep in the school auditorium tomorrow evening at 7:45. A large chorus supports a cast including Prince Goodwill John Christian Mother Goose Lucille Morton North Wind Mitchell Snider Little Bo Peep Dorothy Critchfield Star Virginia Davis Harriet Dorothy Peffer Santa Claus Frank Kautz Dawn Helen Davis. Dr and Mrs Fred W Coover of 223 Pine Street start south for a Florida winter trip via Charleston and St Augustine.

the Steele School Prince Good- Will John Christian Mother Goose Lucille Morton North Wind Mitchell Snider Dorothy Critchfield Star Virginia Davis Harriet Dorothy Peffer Santa Claus Frank Kautz Dawn Helen Davis Florida Fred W. Coover Pine Street Charleston St. Augustine

Holly and Cedar in Decorations at Luncheon

Mrs Lyman Dr Gilbert hosted a buffet luncheon at 205 North Front Street with guests including England’s Mrs Alexander Cameron and Miss Helen Cameron from Petersburg after four years in France. The house featured festoons of laurel, cedar and holly and a long list of attendees mirrored the season’s decor.

Lyman Dr. Gilbert North Front Street Alexander Cameron England Helen Cameron Petersburg Duryea France James I. Chamberlin John HH. Weiss Henry McCormick Henry M. Gross Charles A. Thuis William Watts Galbraith Henry M. Stine Caroline Pearson Mary Harris Pearson Walter Severance J. George Becht George Hawes Rollin A. Sawyer Fanny Eby Helen Espy HM. Downey Francis J. Hall Thomas EB. Finegan Sanford Db. Coe Thomas Williamson David Tracey John Oenslager Jennie Dull John Fox Weiss Alice R. Eaton Mary Lemer Daniel H. Hastings Edward %. Gross Edward M. Green Lesley McCreath Walter P. Maguire William Elmer George B. Tripp Robert McCreath Farley Gannett Robert G. Goldsborough William Henderson Misa Artta O. Seiler Sue Seiler Eleanor Shunk Nancy Shunk Henry 8. Gross Hays Helen Wallace A. P.cPeall Anne McLain George Bb. Kunkel George Kunkel Cann Philip T. Meredith Frank Payne Simon D. Cameron Mercer K. Tate Paul Johnston John W. Reily W. D. B. Ainey W. O. Hickok William B. Hammond J. Blackwood Cameron Reading George Comstock Meade D. Detweiler George FE. Etter

Christmas Party For Home Department At Y W C A

Miss Mildred Erlenmyer hosts a YWCA Home Department Christmas party with stories by Miss Helen Alleman and a Santa impersonation by Miss Kathryn Grimes. Guests include numerous department members and regional visitors from Cincinnati, Youngstown, Springfield, and San Francisco.

Mildred Erlenmyer Home Department Helen Alleman Kathryn Grimes Santa Claus Frances Keim Ruth Stofflets Betty Blocher Freda Keitman Anna_T. Thumma Mab

Christmas Entertainment by the Shim mell Pupils

Teachers and pupils of the Shim mell school present a Monday evening program at 7 30 with Christmas carols led by Professor Hardlero stories by the Story Tellers League and motion pictures. Proceeds fund a piano for the auditorium. Miss Martha Treiman visits her parents at 721 North Sixth Street.

Shimmell School Hardlero Story Tellers League Martha Treiman Washington, D. C G. A. Treiman North Sixth Street

Miss Virginia Downes To Spend Holidays At Home

Miss Virginia Downes of Mt Holyoke College South Hadley Mass will arrive this evening to spend Christmas with her parents Dr and Mr Frederick By Downes 1811 North Second Street Kenneth Downes of Lehigh University will be home Saturday for the Christmas vacation.

Edward F. Barton Cincinnati Charles E. Watson Market Street Lloyd M. Shelton Charles B. Shelton Youngstown Ohio Donald F. Craber Springfield Ilinois Ellis B. Craber Penn Street Misa Helen Phillips San Francisco Cal Wellesly College John Hardy North Second Street Virginia Downes Mt. Holyoke Coles South Hadley Mass Frederick Downes Kenneth Downes Lehigh University

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