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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

7

Banquet honors gymnasium girls at Y W C A event

Seventy members of the business girls gymnasium class held their first banquet in the Y W C A dining hall at Fourth and Walnut. Miss Bertha Motter presided. speakers included Miss Mauk and Miss Morgan. gifts presented to Miss Bolles and to the Y W C A president. Guests included Mrs. Reily and other officers.

Bolles New Fourth Walnut Streets Bertha Motter Helen Mauk Mabel Charles Kit Morgan Eby Stitt Clara Wolf Margaret Dale Charles John W. Reily Fannie M. Eby Alice A. Graydon Ella Yost Sara Erlenmyer Ella Stitt Marjorie Bolles Elizabeth Crull Helen Brenneman Florence Scholl Luft Mollie Lingle Elizabeth Killinger Florence Wert May Eckman Margaret Pollock Anna Glass Pearl Yahn Mabel Arnold Clare Bashore Kugler Mabel Edwards Miller Grace Sigler Mary Sigler Raye Hoofnagle Mabel Jones Mary Espenshade Helen Weaver Anna Wager

Mrs Benson Hosts Penbrook Class Meeting

Mrs Antoni Benson of Penbrook entertained the young married women’s Sunday school class at her home Tuesday evening. Thirty ladies of the Church of God attended for the business meeting, followed by games music and refreshments.

Antoni Benson Penbrook Church of God

Young People Enjoy Holiday Automobile Trip

Mr and Mrs George Deller chaperoned a merry party of young people on an automobile ride from Harrisburg to Lebanon where they had dinner at the Hotel Weimer Returning they came by way of Mount Gretna and took supper at Hershey Those enjoying the trip were the Misses Clara Bucher Mina Crawford Minnie Deller Emma Hoyler Mary Scholl Elizabeth Snyder Nell Vogel song Evelyn Wade Grace Warner and Mary Wertz Linn Bierman Albert Bucher Clarence Deller Clarence Fehl Charles Hamill John Monroe Fred Welp of Philadelphia J R Snavely

George Deller Harrisburg Lebanon Clarence Fehl Charles Hamill John Monroe Fred Welp Philadelphia J. R. Snavely

Fort Washington Pavilion Postponed Dance Tonight

Rain cancels tonight’s Fort Washington Pavilion dance. Event moved to Saturday as rain delays the social gathering advertised.

Ft. Washington Fort Washington Pavilion

Harrisburg Pair Wed in Richmond Virginia

The marriage of Miss Ruth Leifter and Harry Q Handshaw was held in Richmond on Tuesday May 1. They will reside in Baltimore where Handshaw works as a machinist after starting housekeeping there.

Ruth Leifter Maurice Leifter Wallace Street Harry Q. Handshaw William T. H. Handshaw South Fifteenth Street Richmond Baltimore Handshaw

Beware of Mercury In Catarrh Ointments Warning

Mercury containing catarrh ointments can ruin smell and upset mucous surfaces. Use prescriptions from reputable areas only. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio contains no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Price 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hall

Women's Mission Society to Hold Open Meeting Tonight

The Women's Missionary Society of Holy Communion Lutheran Church invites the public to an 8 o'clock program at Seventeenth and State streets. The event features devotional exercises, readings, musical numbers, and a missionary story, with offerings toward the church building fund.

Women's Missionary Society of the Holy Communion Lutheran Church Seventeenth State Streets John Henry Miller J. H. Miller Long Clouser MacDole MacDole, Mrs. Leavy Zimmerman Peifer Wood St. Mark's Mrs. Garnett Anna Zimmerman

Seiler School Closing Exercises Held This Afternoon

Closing exercises at Seiler School took place this afternoon at 4 o clock with parents in attendance. Miss Elizabeth Bergner Hurlock of 1719 North Front Street was the graduate. The program featured student songs and refreshments and honor rolls listing Gertrude Olmsted Dorothy Hurlock Elizabeth Zeigler and others in the upper grades.

Elizabeth Bergner Hurlock North Front Street Gertrude Olmsted Dorothy Hurlock Elizabeth Ziegler Alice Virginia Cooper Katherine Rutherford Sarah Bailey Helene Martin Elizabeth Shearer Eleanor Bailey Betty Oenslager Mary Wager Margaret Kiester Nancy Campbell C. C. Miller Martha Mary Miller North Fourth Street T. H. Meloy Port Royal Miriam Keiser Green Street State College Phi Kappa Sigma Seiler School

Inherited Nervousness and Nervous Disorders

Causes are predisposing and exciting. Heredity raises risk. exciting factors include marriage, overwork, overstudy, and excess. Maintain health with moderate habits, good blood, and non alcoholic tonics like Dr Williams Pink Pills. Drugstore sells them. write for free booklet on home treatment.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Present Enola Pastor With Anniversary Gifts

The R. E. Club of Enola hosted a linen shower for Rev. B. L. Moore and Mrs. Moore to celebrate eleven years of marriage. The Tuesday evening event at the Moore home on Pine Street featured linen gifts, games, music, and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mildred Moore, Beth Addams, Esther Addams, Thelma Barnhart, Rose Franck, Anna Fake, Margaret Rhiver, Irvin Moore, J. M. Barnhart, and Lile O. Mathias.

R. E. Club Enola B. L. Moore Anna Fake Margaret Rhiver Irvin Moore Utp J. M. Barnhart Lile O. Mathias

Waldheim party at Sigler cottage near Dauphin

Guests at Waldheim the Siglers host a house party tomorrow at the Sigler cottage in Dauphin in compliment to Miss Marjorie Bolles. The group will travel by Sigler motor truck to return to the city at night. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Sigler and numerous Misses and gentlemen from Philadelphia and local areas.

Howard A. Rutherford Paxtang Atlantic City Clara Stewart Nineteenth State Streets Wernersville Lenore Graber North Third Street Phi Sigma Kappa House State College Grace Sigler Mary Sigler Sigler Waldheim Dauphin Marjorie Bolles Andee Martin A. Sigler Miss Bolles Helen Mauk Alice Myers Alice Frantz Grace Si

D U L Guild Meeting At Miss Harris Home

The D U L Guild met at the president Miss Mary Ann Harris home Tuesday evening for a brief business session and social hour. In attendance were Misses Louise Davis Carolyn Haines Dorcas Burris Elizabeth Van Crose Jane Helmane and Miss Harris. Mrs John Finnacle of Lewistown visits Harrisburg friends. Miss Edith Sourbier and brothers James and Earl Sourbier with Mrs Edward Williams return to Pottsville after a city visit by auto.

Keystone United States Daughters of 1812 Arthur F. Nelson Bonnimoor Edward W. Biddle Carlisle Mabel Cronise Jones Biddle New York City Dolly Madison Pittsburgh Funk Dickinson James Edward Dickinson Bellefonte Harrisburg National Board Catherine Irwin Egle Christian W. Lynch John N. McCulloch Madame Butterfly Roy G. Cox Mary Seaman May Fox Nelson Anne A. Wert Charles F. Etter D. U. L. Guild Mary Ann Harris Louise Davis Carolyn Haines Dorcas Burris Elizabeth van Crose Jane Helmane Miss Harris John Finnacle Lewistown Edith Sourbier James and Earl Sourbier Edward Williams Pottsville

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