Miss Armstrong Honored At Civic Club Dance In New York Guest
A social note reports a Civic Club House evening dance hosted by Dr. and Mrs. William E. Wright in honor of their cousin Miss Mary Haldeman Armstrong of New York. Updegrove Orchestra will play with decorated evergreen and holly ambiance. guests include numerous local social figures and family members. Prior to the dance, Miss Nelle Payne hosts dinner at her North Front Street home for Miss Martha Scott of Pelham Manor with a guest list including Winifred Meyers and Mercer Tate Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
William E. Wright
Mary Haldeman Armstrong
New York
Updegrove
Kate Darlington
Jean Chamberlin
Elizabeth Brandt
Jane Hickok
Louise Hickok
Elizabeth Zeigler
Annette Bailey
Susanna Meguire
Gegrude Olms
Frank Payne
Mercer B. Tate
Donald Oenslager
Willard Oenslager
Charles Bailey
William Bailey
Gilbert Bailey
George Bailey
William Emory
Robert McCormick
Captain Cameron
Albert H. Stackpole
Wiliam McCreath
Richard C. Haldeman
Vance C. McCormick
John Wallis
William Meyers
Henry Evans
Frank Master
Mr. Wesley
Lewis Kunkel
Arch Knisely
Francis Shoop
Richard Miller
Boyken
al 7 Bailey
Brodnax Cameron
John Active
William Lescure
Henry M. Gross
Ross Hickok
Francis J. Hall
John Fox Weiss
Marlin E. Olmsted
Nelle Payne
North Front Street
Martha Scott
Pelham Manor
N. J
Winifred Meyers
Cecelia Kunkel
Susanna Maguire
Mercer RB. Tate, Jr
Leonard Blass
Crowning Event of the Holidays at Penn-Harris Ball
A gala Assembly ball last night at the Penn-Harris featured gowns and jewels, with Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert and others as hostesses. Myers orchestra provided music and a festive supper followed intermission. Decorations from Berryhill Nursery illuminated the ballroom, and a parade of guests included numerous prominent couples and society figures from Philadelphia, Ardmore, Baltimore, Villanova, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn-Harris
Lyman D. Gilbert
William O. Hickok
George Kunkel
Myers Orchestra
Philadelphia
Imtermission
Berryhill Nursery Company
Henry B. Bent
George S. Comstock, Jr
Frank A. Robbins
Henderson Gilbert
Vance CG. McCormick
Edward J. Stackpole, Jr
Frank Payne
Kunkel
John S. Rilling
Arsi
William B. Wright
A. Boyd Hamilton
Venable Boykin
Cameron
London
George 8. Comstock
Dantel H. Hastings
Marlin E. Olmsted
James I. Chamberlin
Farley Gannett
Samuel W. Fleming, Jr
Walter H. Gaither
Frank C. Mahin
William S. Godfrey
Ardmore
James 8. Kunkel
John C. Herman
Georges. Comstock, Jr
Wareham
Baldwin
R. Hinton
Martin A. Cumbler
John Magoun
William H. Nell
N. T. Booth
J. G. Gredler
Ross A. Hicko
Raphael Hayes
Carlisle
George Comyns Thomas
Elizabeth
N. J
Frank Shoemaker
Mount Union
Charles W. Hardt
Victor LeCoq, III
John C. Motter
J. L. Shearer, Jr
Paul G
Christmas Dinner Honors Schriver Family in Elizabethville
Mr and Mrs C T Romberger of Elizabethville hosted a Christmas dinner honoring the parents Mr and Mrs Edward Schriver with children and grandchildren present. Gifts were exchanged and attendees included the Schriver and Romberger families plus the Chron Johnston party honored their children Richard and Rebecca Johnston with games and refreshments. Amelia Durbin returned from a northwest Canada tour conducting civic and industrial surveys. Dr J H Kreider at 1410 Derry street resumed practice after service in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Romberger
Elizabethville
Edward Schriver
C. C. McLaughlin
R. H. Schriver
George H. Schriver
Stanton and
Nermit Schriver
Harry EE. Schriver
Charlotte
Ethel, Levin
Lillian Jane Schriver
R.A. Romberger
Helen Romberger
Fietta Hartman
Edward Romberger
John Romberger
Paul Johnston
North Second Street
Richard and
Rebecca Johnston
Amelia Durbin
Northwest
Canada
J. H. Kreider
Derry Street
United States Army
Christmas Gift Guide Highlights for Babies and Women
A colorful outlook on available items includes handmade baby dresses and accessories at the Art and Gift hop on 105 N Second Street. It notes Army shirts and shoes at Army and Navy Shoe Store on Court Street, plus fashions from Clous Shop and Paris fashion lines with chic fabrics and affordable prices on Third Street near State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Second Street
Paris
Louis
Lou
Third Street
State
Recital by Fahnestock and Bevard for Nursery Home
Great interest rises for next Tuesday’s December 30 recital in Fahnestock hall. Miss Katherine V Fahnestock, reader, with Miss Naomi Bevard, pianist, will make her Harrisburg debut to aid the Nursery Home. Tickets are available at Regal umbrella store or from Mrs F H Marsh at 229 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine V. Fahnestock
Naomi Bevard
Fahnestock
Harrisburg
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Canada
Bryn Mawr and Philadelphia Notables Listed for Event
A long list of names including Bingaman, Davis, Tracy, Stamm, Chamberlin, Meyers, Fleming, McLain, Armstrong, Bailey, Herman, Kunkel, Bailey, Creighton, Williamson, Dece vee, Payne, Kinsely, Fletcher, Bailey, Etter, Mitchell, Comstock, McCormick, Brady, Olmsted, Evans, Culp, Kurkel, Ericsson, Oenslager, Stackpole, Redus, Etter, Orth, Marshall, Wilkes-Barre, Detroit, New York, and Philadelphia figures are named in connection with a Bryn Mawr Philadelphia event or social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williamson
Alice Decevee
Ruth Payne
Elizabeth Kinsely
Martha Fletcher
Martha Bailey
Eleanor Etter
Mary Mitchell
Katherine Comstock
Vance C. McCormick
Frank J. Brady
Ehrman B. Mitchell
Rlin E. Olmsted, Jr
Henry 8. Evans
John FP. Culp
Minster Kurkel
John Ericsson
Detroit
Frank Payne
Willard Oenslager
Donald Oenslager
Albert Ee Stackpole
Bertram Redus
Franklin Etter
Charles Orth, Jr
New York
Jerome Marshall
Wilkes-Parre
John R. Comstock, Jr
Willam Emery
Richard Robinson
Theodore J. Gould
Arch C. Kinsely
Frank Masters
George Kunkel, Jr
Daniel Kunkel
Spencer Ross
Spencer G
Nauman
Miss Durborow Hosts Out of Town Guests at Home
Social notes record Miss Marian Durborow entertaining Miss Margaret Staub and Miss Bernadette Small of McSherrytown with dancing games and fortune telling at 18 North Prospect Street. Guests include Miss Shaffer Bolen McDonald Steter Grandone Coon Cashman and others in a festive evening. Family reunion at 1248 State Street features Britsch Hager Carson Boyles and Britach relations. Dinner dance planned at Penn-Harria with twenty four guests and Syncopaters. Various locals on vacation or visiting relatives including Magaro Beichley Reed Stouffer Butler Klinedinst and Keys with Christmas travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Durborow
North Prospect Street
Margaret Staub
Bernadette Small
McSherrytown
Staub
Anne Shaffer
Mary Bolen
Marie McDonald
Alice St. Peter
Florence Grandone
Margaret Coon
Irene Cashman
John Crawley
James McCarthy
James Durborow
Ira Shimp
Elmer Eberly
Francis Yeager
Wilkes- Barre
James Davis
Norwood
Ray Hemler
Robert Humbaugh
Edward Bolton
W. W. Britsch
State Street
Arthur L. Hager
Wilkinsburg
John H. Carson, Jr
Nell
Philadelphia
Russell C. Boyles
Lorain
Ohio
C. William Britach
City
William Reed
Ella Wallner Reed
Hummelstown
Harry W. Reed
J. M. Stouffer
Penn Street
Marguerite Butler
Sussex High School
Sussex
N. J
W. T. Butler
Baim Street
Liss Marian 2. Wilson
Cynwyd
Katharine and
Adalene Klinedinst
Market Street
J. Howard Keys
West Fairview
Edward Roseboro
Duncannon
Marital Secrets and Christmas Weddings Across Town
Miss June E. Hyers of this city secretly wed John R. Horn in Whitefish Montana on November 12 with Rev. I S Gorby officiating. Other Christmas season weddings include Miss Mary Jane Straub to Samuel D. Warner at Stevens Memorial Church parsonage and Miss Bila Renshaw to Harry L Peiffer at Sixth Street United Brethren Church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June E. Hyers
Whitefish
Montana
George SP. Ebner, Jr
Liberty Street
Miss Hyers
John R. Horn
I. S. Gorby
First Presbyterian
Mary Jane Straub
J. N. Straub
Balm Street
Samuel D. Warner
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirteenth
Vernon Streets
Clayton Albert Smucker
New York City
Bila Renshaw
Wallace Street
Harry Leroy Peiffer
Sassafras Street
Sixth Street
United Brethren Church
J. Owen Jones
Edna Renshaw
Ag Tator
Lloyd Peiffer
Betrothal announced at Riverside dinner
Mrs J G urgent held a dining room betrothal party for Elizabeth Hargest and Wirfield H Loban at 4151 North Front Street Riverside. Guests included John Loban and family, Harry Reese, Katherine Hargest, Isabel Loban, and many others from Philadelphia and local circles. Tiny notes on rose bouquet announced engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G, Furgent
North Front Street
Riverside
Elizabeth Hargest
Wirfield H. Loban
John Loban
Muench Street
Harry Reese
Mary Livingston
Isabel Loban
Hsther Loban
Emma Carns
Elizabeth Sykes
Mary Loban
Annie Cosson
Katherine Hargest
Katherine Rife
John Loban, Jr
Charles Shieldy
Chester Buffington
William Bretz
Lawson Matter
George Meng
Philadelphia
Clever Little Dancer Delights Wichita Guests
Alma Louise Payne six year old daughter of Chester and Mrs Payne of Wichita impressed about seventy friends at grandparents River Side with a repeat matinee dance program. She performed costume dances with poised grace and refined toe work under teacher Mrs Alice Campbell Wrigley of Wichita College of Music and Expression, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Louise Payne
Chester Payne
Wichita
Kansas
C. A. Ellenberger
Riverside
Alice Campbell Wrigley
Wichita College of Music and Exression
William Perrine to Be Guest of Muzzlers Harrisburg event invites Perryne
William Perrine editor in chief of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin will be guest of the Muzzle Club of Harrisburg for January supper at the Penn Harris site on January 6. Other newspapermen attending include members of the Constitutions Revision Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perrine
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Muzzle Club
Harrisburg
Penn- Harris
Constitutions Itevision Commission
Perriner
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Evening Daily
A. Boyd Hamilton
Dean M. Hoffman
Wellington G. Jones
Clarence G. Miller
W. R. Douglas
Local Couple Weds in Chicago
The marriage of Miss Pauline I. Hauck to Stephen Anderson was solemnized Christmas Day at noon in the Matthew Chapel of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried bridal roses, given in marriage by her brother Clarence Hauck. Mrs. Clarence Hauck served as matron of honor and Lucille Hauck was flower girl. Pauline Hauck, daughter of Mrs. Harriet Hauck of 1614 Berryhill Street, is a Central High School 1915 graduate and Moody Bible Institute alumna active in Red Cross work. Stephen Anderson is a draftsman, graduate of Technical High School, and attended Gettysburg College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline I. Hauck
Stephen Anderson
Matthew Chapel
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Clarence Hauck
Lucille Hauck
Harriet Hauck
Berryhill Street
Central High School
Red Cross
Technical High School
Gettysburg College
Pretty Harrisburg Girl Marries Lancaster Man
Miss Irene Upp wedding to William C Worth of Lancaster announced by Mr. and Mrs J C Upp of South Thirteenth street Ceremony December 6 at Lancaster attended by no attendants Bride wore blue street costume with matching hat corsage rosebuds and fern Worth, a native of Lancaster, works for Key Store Warehouse Company. After the ceremony a supper at Hotel Brunswick Lancaster, then a wedding journey east They reside at 18151 Market Street in newly furnished apartments. Christmas candlelight vesper service by YWCA at 5 pm with Moorhead chorus directed by Mrs Florence Ackley Ley Mrs Roberta Swartz Harling tells a Christmas story. Mr and Mrs Frank E Wilber hosted Christmas dinner at 617 Ross Street with Mr and Mrs Edward Foster Jr of Hershey and William Foster and Miss Susan Hepford. Holiday greens decorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Lancaster
Market Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Moorhead Chorus
Florence Ackley Ley
Roberta Swartz Harling
Harling
Frank E. Wilber
Ross.street
Edward Foster, Jr
Hershey
William Foster
Susan Hepford
Kreisler to Perform in Harrisburg January 5 at Auditorium
Harrisburg will host violinist Fritz Kreisler in a January 5 concert at Chestnut Street Auditorium. The Rotary Club, Mayor Keister, and State Adjutant General Beary endorse. Tickets are on sale at Sigler's Music House. previous Philadelphia reception praised Kreisler's emotive power and spiritual message. Steve Kubicek injured in stair fall at Central Iron and Steel. he is hospitalized with severe knee contusions. Christmas carols played on Bowman chimes were featured daily this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fritz Kreisler
Chestnut Street
Rotary Club
Keister
Beary
Philadelphia
Kreisler
Musical
Sigler's Music House
North Second Street
Steve Kubicek
South Ninth Street
Central Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburgh Seeks to Dispose of 40 000 Trees
Pittsburgh produce men scramble to dispose of about 40 000 unsold Christmas trees. Fifty carloads remain in yards with eighteen dumped yesterday and others sold to social clubs and cemeteries. The overflow market is blamed for losses estimated at 25 000 dollars. Dr C J B Flowers resumes practice in temporary Riverside Drive offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
C. J. B. Flowers
Estherton Apartments
Riverside Drive
Bell
Home Cooked Dinners Offer Pleasing Deal
A local ad promotes affordable dinners priced at 50¢ with 15 to 20 choices. Each meal includes soup meat two vegetables one entree dessert and beverage. The offer promises a satisfactory dining experience and friendly service from a trusted cook.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Armstrong
Mrs. Wright Iavi Younger
Brilliant Assembly
Amy
Army and Navy Shoe
Court Street
Milady
Charmeuse
Nous
Saltygiver’s
Miss Durborow
Thomas R. Bond
Williamstown
Penn-Harria
Josh Magaro
The
Union News Co
Sunbury
Lavina Beichley
Washingston
W. A. Beichley
Herr Street
Ruth Steinhauer
Christ Lutheran Church
Pine Grove
Horace F. Reber
Sarah A. Keys
Cora KB. Britten
Mra Frank Stauffer
Camp Hill
Muzzlers
Stanley G. Backenstoss
Anna Louise Kreider
Annville
Alfred D. Strickler
Lebanon
Pauline Hauck
Bowman and Company
Kathryn Raymond
Associated Press
M. Evelyn Essick
Whitehall St
R. H. Lyon
Harrisburg, PA
Astrich
Vane
Hatters
All Children’s
Gage
Lyon’s
Velvet
Girls’ Velour
TAMS
Stouffer’s Restaurant
N. Courts
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