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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

19

Derry Street church choir to sing cantata on Sunday

The Derry Street United Brethren Church offers a cantata The Nativity by Deibel this Sunday evening at Fifteenth and Derry streets with G J Kahim singing tenor. Christmas music will be played on a newly acquired phon e by the Young Men's Bible class. No preaching. a full musical program.

Derry Street United Brethren Church Fifteenth Derry Streets Deibel G. J. Kahim

Colonial Club Announces Three Holiday Events

The Colonial Country Club entertainment committee lists three holiday happenings including a formal change to morrow evening the Yuletide ball on December 26 and the New Year s Eve dance on December 31 Updegrove orchestra will perform at all events Berryhill nursery will provide Christmas decorations Miss Annett Steel a former Seiler pupil returns from National Cathedral School Washington to spend Christmas with her grandmother Mrs Robert H Thomas Mechanicsburg

The Colonial Country Club Updegrove Orchestra Berryhill Nurseries Annett Steel Seiler School National Cathedral School Washington Robert H. Thomas Mechanicsburg

Hostess House Plans For Christmas Dinner For Servicemen

Mrs. Edward F. Dunlap announces a Christmas at Hostess House for men in service from Middletown and Marsh Run camps. The Civic Club opens Christmas Day with supper at 7 pm. Canteen cooks oyster scallops cold ham rolls pies coffee and cakes funded by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt Lyon. A large Christmas tree and an informal entertainment program are planned. Weekend dances feature hostesses and Marsh Run officers wives welcome the men.

Edward F. Dunlap Hostess House Middletown Marsh Run Civic Club Robert Hunt Lyon

Xmas Music Delights Seiler School Audience

A Christmas program arranged by Seiler School faculty and students delighted attendees this afternoon at 4 30 with performances by Miss Margaretta Kennedy cellist and Miss Alda Kennedy and Miss Mary B R Robinson. The program featured carols and selections from Adeste Fideles to The Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin and a child born procession. The faculty will present a morning show tomorrow with the kindergarten department joining.

Seiler School Margaretta Kennedy Alda Kennedy Mary BR. Robinson Adeste Fedeles Noel Holmes Beason Adam Garettee Popper Miss Kennedy

Hetrick Ruthrauff Wedding in Waynesboro

Miss Mabel Ruthrauff daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Ruthrauff of Waynesboro wed Dr David Joseph Hetrick in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev Dr Wilford P Shriner. The couple will reside at 64 North Thirteenth street after the New Year.

Mabel Ruthrauff A. W. Ruthrauff Waynesboro David Joseph Hetrick Wilford P. Shriner Methodist Episcopal Church Shippensburg Normal School Clayton Avenue Hetrick Jefferson Medical College Reformed Salem Church Star

Women’s Missionary Society Meeting at Y W C A

The fall meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Carlisle Presbytery resumed after influenza delays, with Mrs. William Jennings presiding. Representatives from Carlisle and nearby towns discussed plans for the season and the 1920 missionary jubilee. The Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society arranged Christmas breakfasts for local crib patients, collecting homemade cakes and jellies for baskets.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society Carlisle Presbytery William Jennings Henry McCormick William P. Stuat Marguerite Robinson City A. Nevin Pomeroy Elizabeth Shumaker Chambersburg William Marns Eleanor Duncan Howard Omwake Shippensburg Edith Beetem Carlisle Anna D. Willa Duncannon A. Margaret Rutherford Paxton A. Margaret West Waynesboro Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society Ceer Homer Black Society Arcade Philadelphia

Children Enjoy Christmas Party at Miss Long’s Kindergarten

The kindergarten’s Christmas party featured prayers, hymns, recitations, finger plays, and carols such as In a Lowly Manger and The Christ Baby. Students listed include Jane Armour, Marion Beatty, Gilbert Baer, and Mary Katherine Stine among others. Miss Elizabeth R. Long led with Miss Alliene McCue as assistant. Also noted are military hospital duties of Lt. J Loy Arnold at Lakewood New Jersey and a Brooklyn visitor, Mrs. Earl B. Rexroth, visiting relatives in Philadelphia area.

Dolly Land of Nod America Jane Armour Jane McAllister Marion Beatty Gilbert Baer Elizabeth Bodenhorn Elizabeth Bodenhorn, “Billy’ Dougherty, Sylvia Krauss Mary Louise Eckenrode Richard Frantz Helen Gray Jack Helper George Hargest Robert McClure Henry Miller Betty Mack Charles Morton Sara Louise Romberger Edward Smith Mildred Shanaman Dottie Jane Troup Harry Essig Harry Sites Joseph Swiler Minna Silberman Jimmie Grove Mary Katherine Stine Elizabeth R. Long Alliene McCue A. A. Seifert Gertrude McDevitt Philadelphia H. M. Grove Schuylkill Street Katherine E. Thorn North Third Street Fannie S. Hoy Green Street Reading Anne Bradley State Streets Mercersburg Jane E. Scott Peffer Street J. L. Batux

Central High Notes Girls Basketball Practice

Central High girls begin practice on Tuesday December 24 at 4 PM at Chestnut Street Hall led by Coach Ed Wallower with Captain Shupp and Manager Longsdorf promising a strong turnout. Several staff and students are noted traveling for holidays in Philadelphia and nearby towns.

Central Chestnut Street Hall Shupp Longsdorf Ed. Wallower

Dinner tonight to bridal party in Harrisburg home

One of many prenuptial events honoring Miss Jeanette Lucille Nachman, a reception for the bridal party at 1728 North Second Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. David Kaufman. Out of town guests will be entertained, with greens flowers and a holiday decor theme.

Jeanette Lucille Nachman David Kaufman North Second Street Harrisburg Helen Lehmayer York Lillian Kamsky Benjamin M. Schulein Victor Schuléin St. Louis Louis J. Haas Joseph Nachman Simon Hirsh Gus Nachman Baltimore Morris Krone Los Angeles Cal Henry J. H. Nachman Herbert Kaufman Joseph Kaufman

Birthday Cake Highlights Tenth Annual Ladies Class Banquet

Eighty members of the Ladies' Bible Class No. 2 at Park Street United Evangelical Church attended their tenth annual banquet Tuesday evening in the church social room. The rooms were decorated with American flags and lavender and white class colors.

Park Street United Evangelical Church

Camp Hill Sunday School to Present Christmas Entertainment

The Camp Hill Methodist Sunday school will present a Christmas entertainment on Sunday at seven o'clock. The committee prepared an elaborate program with Christmas carols led by Guy Stickel and a tiny choir of twenty five voices directed by Mrs. Blanche Pardoe.

Camp Hill

Nuts for Christmas at Imperial Tea Co

Special price until Christmas for 5 lb mixed nuts at Imperial Tea Co located at 213 Chestnut Street. Jumbo Peanuts advertised as available as usual.

Imperial Tea Co Chestnut Street

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Derry ST. Choir Howard E. Gensler Colonial Club Second Jersey Serge Witmer Bair and Witmer Messimer Third Street Briggs William M. Hain Charles E. Ryder Lois K. Booker Harvey B. Smith H. G. Cowling J. Merly Jones John Graham George W. Bauder Updegrove Hetrick-Ruthrauff Women’s Missionary Society Earle E. Bortell University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan Harry A. Bortell Woodbine Street Helen E. Dunlap Smith College Margaret McLain Duluth Charles Bare and Son Cly Bare Adelbert Turner New York Miss Long J. Loy Arnold Market Street Camp Greenleaf Georgia U. S. General Hospital No. 9 Lakewood N. J Earl B. Rexroth Brooklyn John J. Keil Penn Street Mrs Miss Nachman Lt. Schulein Charles Hoppes Elizabeth Hackenberg Miss Hackenberg H. E. Hangen Jessie Brinser Leah Hangan Mariam St. Claire Anthony Merkle Thelma Mickey Silk Mill John W. Phillips Belsinger Belsinger Optical Service J. S. Belsinger Registered Optometrist Locust St Orpheum Philadelphia Eye-Sight Specialists Philadelphia Eyesight Specialists Market St Harrisburg, Pa Passayunk Ave C. J. Opperman North Second St Swift Swift & Company U.S. A Severith and North Streets F. W. Covert
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