Paxton Valley Club Picnic Outing at Hershey
Seventy five members of the Paxton Valley Club spent Memorial Day at Hershey enjoying the park theater and a cafe supper. They traveled by motor truck and trolley, returning home pleased with the excursion. The club plans two summer events a lawn fete in June and a July picnic. The officers are President W Ross Bealer Vice President Harry G Widder and Secretary Treasurer Rishel M Goho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Valley Club
Hershey
W. Ross Bealer
Harry G. Widder
Rishel M. Goho
Colonial Golf Winners in Handicap Tournament
Memorial Day at the Colonial Country Club drew about 200 members who enjoyed tennis golf bowling dancing and cards. Ellis P Gourley won first in the handicap golf with 87 while a four way tie for second on 90 includes C H Hunter George F Watt M A Seeley and Mrs Sayers with a playoff to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
Ellis P. Gourley
Cc. H. Hunter
George F. Watt
M. A. Seeley
Women From 45 to 55 Testify About Lydia E Pinkhams
Westbrook Maine Mrs Lawrence Martin says the Vegetable Compound eased back and side pains during Change of Life and recommends the medicine to friends. Manston Wisconsin Mrs M J Brownell reports relief from back pains night sweats and hot flashes after one bottle and six months use. Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co advertises roots and herbs and offers confidential advice from a woman at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. Brownell
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Music Festival and W C T U Conference at Colonial Club
Harrisburg reports a W C T U conference and tea at Colonial Country Club with twelve district representatives, silver medal contest won by Martha Shartzer, and a May music festival at Willard building, featuring local students and an array of choral and instrumental performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Martha Shartzer
Willard School
Meade W. C. T. U
Violet Hollar Bolan
Jessamine Caldwell
College
Thomas Reisch
J. Harris Bell
Susan Gaugler
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Miss Mack of New York Honored At Outing
A Memorial day outing at the We lance cottage Morning Glory Cumberland county honored Miss Carrie Mack of New York visiting here. Guests included the Misses Carrie Mack Violet Creig Floss Jackson Fio Metz Minnie Palmer Naomi Feidt Stella Jackson with Harry Creig Charles Fager William McGuire Ike Weller Harry Dickey William Carroll and Charles Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welance
Morning Glory
Cumberland County
Carrie Mack
New York
Violet Creig
Floss Jackson
Fio Metz
Minnie Palmer
Naomi Feidt
Stella Jackson
Harry Creig
Charles Fager
William McGuire
Ike Weller
Harry Dickey
William Carroll
Charles Wolf
Burns Host Tea at Mercersburg Academy
Social event at Mercersburg Academy honored Samuel A. Burns of Harrisburg, leader of the class of 1915, with about 150 attendees. Local and visiting guests include Miss Martina Mullen, Miss Lena Ray, Miss Stella Wirts, Miss Lillian Snyder, Gordon Heathcote, Jack Symes of the city, M. C. High of Watson town, and E. E. Lynch of Pittsburgh. Spent Memorial Day at Wild Cat Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercersburg Academy
Benjamin F. Burns
Harrisburg
Harriet Lane Johnson
Samuel A. Burns
Martina Mullen
Lena Ray
Stella Wirts
Lillian Snyder
Gordon Heathcote
Jack Symes
This City
M. C. High
Watsontown
E. E. Lynch
Pittsburgh
Wild Cat Falls
Births in New Jersey and Philadelphia Families
Mr and Mrs S B Simon of New York announce a daughter born this morning. Mrs Simon was Theresa Lowengard of this city. Mr and Mrs S Walter Dolfman of Philadelphia announce son Miles Logan born Tuesday May 25 1915. Mrs Dolfman is niece of Mr and Mrs T Miles Logan of 1015 North Second Street. Mr and Mrs John Montgomery Swomley of 1400 Regina Street announce son John Montgomery Swomley Jr born May 31 1915. Mrs Swomley before marriage was Florence Edna Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Simon
Newark
N. J
Simon
Theresa Lowengard
S. Walter Dolfman
Philadelphia
Miles Logan Dolfman
Dolfman
Ethel Henderson
T. Miles Logan
North Second Street
John Montgomery Swomley
Regina Street
Goes to Johnstown to Accept New Position
Welker A. Crawhaugh of South Thirteenth street, long time assistant circulation manager of the Telegraph, has gone to Johnstown to become circulation manager of the Johnstown Leader, one of the state's oldest newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker A. Crawhaugh
South Thirteenth Street
The
Telegraph
Johnstown
Miss Helman Hosts Guests In Honor Of Van Crose Visit
Miss Jane Helman of North Front street entertained at lunch for her guest Miss Elizabeth Van Crose of Los Angeles California. Attending were Miss Van Crose Dorcas Hamilton Louise Dun can Mary Anne Harris Thelma Michaels and Miss Helman. Various residents were noted visiting home and abroad with travels to Gettysburg Washington York Harrisburg and Cleveland amid social exchanges and small local teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Helman
North Front Street
Lunchleon
Elizabeth van Crose
Los Angeles
Cal
Jane Roses
Miss van Crose
Dorcas Hamilton
Louise Duncan
Mary Anne Harris
Thelma Michaels
Helman
Camp Hill Civic Club Ends Season Social Planned
Camp Hill Civic club will hold its annual social tomorrow afternoon at president Mrs James W Milhouse home on Market Street. Members and supporters will gather for a brief vocal and instrumental program followed by cards croquet and outdoor games with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Milhouse
Harding
Kehr
Armstrong
G. D. Smith
Howard W. Goodman
Wilson
Dennis
Shetton
Educational Department
Roland
Smith
Harrisburg Academy Commencement Dance Patronesses Dignitaries
The Harrisburg Academy annual commencement dance last night lists patronesses including Mrs. Arthur E. Brown and Miss Frances M. Acuff. Guests named include Miss Frances Bailey Miss Julia Stamm Miss Cherry Westbrook and many others with attendees from Lebannon Baltimore New York and Clarion. The dance committee comprises De Forrest Lescure Charles S Horton Russell A Hoke and Albert H Stackpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Academy
Arthur E. Brown
Howard R. Omwake
Maria Abbott
Sherman A. Allen
John Oenslager
Howard M. Hoke
Edwin S. Herman
Mercer B. Tate
Lane S. Hart
Frances M. Acuff
Frances Bailey
Alice Decevee
Julia Stamm
Cherry Westbrook
Emily Price
Martha Miller
Marion Bretz
Emily Wright
Gertrude Berry
Anna Smith
Esther Graham
Catherine Simonetti
Carol Denny
Pauline Light
Lebanon
Wootton
Baltimore
Horton
New York
T. Reinier
Clarion
Frank Stoddard
Albert Stackpole
Russell A. Hoke
George Shreiner
Travel From Carlisle to Harrisburg in Canoes
The Misses Josephine Trixy and Ella Putt Harvey Miller Bruce Putt and Lloyd C Pike returned Monday after a three days camping and canoeing trip on the Conodoguinet creek The party left Harrisburg Friday for Carlisle and camped overnight along the creek They were joined at Oyster Point on Decoration Day by Mrs Mary Putt her sons Edwin and John Putt Miss Carrie Putt and Charles Keister They continued downstream with six finishing the trip bringing along Jess Willard a fox terrier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Trixy
Ella Putt
Harvey Miller
Bruce Putt
Lloyd C. Pike
Conodo Guinet Creek
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Oysters Point
Mary Putt
Edwin
John Putt
Carrie Putt
Charles Keister
Jess Willard
Zion Lutheran Class Music Night Tomorrow
Chester Buck's Zion Lutheran Sunday school class plans a musical program tomorrow evening in the Sunday school rooms with readings recitations Vietrola selections and artist numbers from city performers. A silver offering will aid the new church house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Buck
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Vietrola
East Harrisburg W C T U Entertains Post 58
East Harrisburg W C T U hosts a reception for Post 58 Frand Army of the Republic at the post rooms on Friday evening. Rev Hangen will speak, with music and refreshments. Mrs Stahler supervises Soldiers' Work, aided by a committee. Mr and Mrs Smyser and daughters Dorothy and Adele Smyser are home from Perdix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harrisburg Women's Christian Temperance Union
Army of the Republic
Mr. Hangen
Park Street Evangelical Church
Stahler
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Tabernacle Baptist Choir Holiday Outing
Tabernacle Baptist Church choir members and friends enjoyed Decoration Day at Clark's Valley. They traveled by motor truck, played baseball, dined under pines, and finished with patriotic songs. Ladies beat the men in tennis and quoits. Bees and Butterflies played volleyball, Butterflies losing by a large margin. Participants include Bessie Hall Dorothy Arnold Edith Hall Mabel Hall Mildred Ebbert Susan Kawel Beryl Kawel Blanche Livesy Ruth Willoughby Ruth Weeber Elsie Theal and others. Mrs C M Dunn and James Dunn visit Washington PA relatives. Mrs Daniel Hartman Hastings visits Bellefonte daughter Mrs Ross A Hickok State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Clark's Valley
Bees
Butterflies
Bessie Hall
Dorothy Arnold
Edith Hall
Mabel Hall
Mildred Ebbert
Susan Kawel
Beryl Kawel
Blanche Livesy
Ruth Willoughby
Ruth Weeber
Elsie Theal
Nellie Watts
Maurice Urich
Philip Arnold
Ray Shoemaker
William Jones
Walter Hall
George Carpenter
William Mead
Albert Sharp
Miss Weaver Hosts For Miss Louise Parsons in Ann Street
Miss Laura M. Weaver of Duncan hosted a gathering at her Ann Street home to honor Miss Louise Parsons who is moving to Harrisburg. Guests included Louise Parsons Amelia Cope Helen Bender Hazel Bolden Ethel Passmore Nellie Bernice Cook Vivian Laura Weaver Wilma Harper Grafton Hiltner Blake Alandar Harold Bender Charles Sommer Charles Klinepeter Rice Weaver Harry Harling Mrs H E Weaver Mrs C C Webster and Miss Ruth Casey. Also entertaining were Miss Olive Deibler and Miss Juanita Kline of Millersburg at 519 Curtin Street. Mrs Luman Gregory of Johnstown visited the Whites on Market Street. Thomas Schrest of Newton Hamilton called at the Wilson home on Calder Street. Mrs Boyd Rothrock returned from Williamsport to her home here. Mrs Anson DeVout and daughter visited Mr and Mrs W D Wolfinger in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G Wiest
South
Nineteenth Street
Charles P. Leibrich
Philadelphia
William J. Cozzoli
Gettysburg
Gates Wolfe
Miss Pearl Wolfe
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Washington, D. C
Harry Wise
Harry Snow
Carsie
Stanton Wilson
Calder Street
Chicago
Mary Cleckner
Green Street
Joseph Boova
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Laura M. Weaver
Duncannon
Ann Street
Louise Parsons
Amelia Cope
Helen Bender
Hazel Bolden
Ethel Passmore
Nellie
Bernice Cook
Vivian
Laura Weaver
Wilma Harper
Grafton Hiltner
Blake Alandar
Harold Bender
Charles Sommer
Charles Klinepeter
Rice Weaver
Harry Harling
H. E. Weaver
C. C. Webster
Ruth Casey
Olive Deibler
Juanita Kline
Millersburg
A. E. Deibler
Curtin Street
Luman Gregory
Johnstown
Allen F. White
Market Street
Thomas Schrest
Newton Hamilton
Wilson
Boyd Rothrock
Williamsport
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LA Perle
Orpheum Theater
Eye
Rubin & Rubin
Clemenceau
Theda Bara
Victoria
Cabiria
Photoplay Theater
Ethel Barrymore
Colonial Golf
Paul Sharp
William Gardner
Newport
United Brethren
Quincy
United Brethren Orphanage
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Regent Theater “the Christian
Hall Caine
Daniel Frohman
John Emerson
John DeGray
Miss Johnson
DeGray
Charles Kinter
J. Wesley Ellenberger
Willard Building
State Street
Fannie L. Johnson
Harry M. Brett
Thomas
Davis
Young
Faust
Miss Orth
Silcher
Rubenstein
Mendelssohn- Bartholdy
Miss Sample
Columbia
Nevin
Franz Abt
Miss Mack
Glen Rock
Slothower
Louise Slothower
Janet Hoover
Barbara O'Neill
Mildred Walker
Grace Leib
Martha Barber
Miss Goodheart
Earl Hoffman
Stanley Wieland
William Hauck
John Gosney
Arthur Schultz
Joseph Eckinger
John Y. Boyd
W. E. Davis
Loyal Legion
Henry W. A. Hanson
Messiah Lutheran Church
Chilren
Mercersburg
Chase
St. Philadelpnt
Bor
Helen C. Free
Fourteenth Street
Lancaster
Reading
Donald Strongman
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles N. Hickok
William O. Hickok
Jessica Keefer
Artemesia Bowen
William Elliott
Newtown
George W. Miller
Briggs Street
John E. Hepford
Colebrook
Hazel Smith
Port Royal
Millerstown
Helen Levan
Derry Street
Edith Bogar
Pottsville
Henry M. Stine
South Front Street
Stewart
Samuel W. Fleming
South Street
Samuel W. Fleming, Jr
Cambridge, Md
W. Stanley Ray
Dorset
Ontario
Can
L. Frank Bass
Woodstock
New York City
C. W. Emerick
Williams Grove
Mabel Wiest
Avis Lauretta Grove
Mechanicsburg
Irving College
Camp Hill Civic Club
Tabernacle Baptist Choir
C. M. Dunn
James Dunn
Woodbine Street
Washington, Pa
Daniel Hartman Hastings
Bellefonte
Ross A. Hickok
Miss Weaver
Crisco Foods
Crisce
Crisco
Hassett Union
Cathedral Gymnasium
North Street
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