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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

11

Quiet wedding ties Katharine Coover to Henry Taylor

Katharine Lydia Coover and Henry Weiching Taylor wed at the Coover home with simple ceremony at 10 a.m. Rev. Dr. Mudge officiated, attendees were immediate family and friends. The bride wore white taffeta, maid of honor Juliet Shearer, best man E W Gilpin. After a brief trip, they return to Harrisburg as Taylor awaits a call to France with Bell Telephone signal corps.

Katharine Lydia Coover Henry Weiching Taylor Frederick W. Coover Pine Street Lewis Seymour Mudge Pine Street Presbyterian Church Marguerite Robinson Juliet Shearer York E. W. Gilpin Philadelphia Bell Telephone Company Harrisburg Public Library Taylor Samuel M. Taylor North Second Street State College

Shopping in June for the Graduate and June Bride

A feature on June shopping in Harrisburg highlights Grand Union Tea Co shipments of coffee spices teas and rice in steady supply for shoppers. It notes at home portraiture by Roshon Studio and recommends distinctive porch decor from Blake Shop. Tausig's Sons offers the exclusive America sterling pattern for the June bride along with other popular lines.

Orient Grand Union Tea Co North Second Street Harrisburg Grand Union Roshon North Second Steret Jacob Tausig Market Street America Tausig Shirley Brandon Fairfax

Harold Eckert to star in Pinafore at Orpheum Theater

Harold Eckert president of Central High senior class will play Dick Deadeye in the comic opera Pinafore at the Orpheum Theater June 15 and 16 with a Saturday matinee for schoolchildren. He is a top student leader, prizewinner, captain of debate, head cheerleader, and active in multiple societies and school activities.

Harold Eckert Central High School Dick Deadeye Orpheum Theater Eckert Myra Eckert Sylvan Terrace Central H. A Philonian Demosthenian Literary Society McCormick

Memorial Lutheran Church Strawberry Festival Planned

The Young People's Missionary Society will host a strawbery festival on Thursday evening June 7 in the church annex. Proceeds fund society work with officers Clara Millar president Mary Fleisher vice president Ruth Huntsberger secretary C Earl Whitmeyer corresponding secretary and Hope Eyster treasurer.

Young People’s Missionary Society Memorial Lutheran Church Clara Millar Mary Fleisher Ruth Huntsberger C. Earl Whitmeyer Hope Eyster

Local social notes and engagements Fill Harrisburg week

Engagements, visits, and travels feature prominently as Harrisburg residents and visitors are listed. Miss E Claire Eyster becomes engaged to Earl M Wheeler of Rochester New York, with other social items noting returns home from San Francisco, trips to Philadelphia and New York, university commencements, naval postings, and visits among families along Green Street Regina Street Susquehanna Street and beyond.

George H. Eyster Green Street E. Claire Eyster Earl M. Wheeler Rochester N. Y Miss Eyster San Francisco Cal

Appoint Ladies Golf Days at Colonial Club

The Colonial Country Club men’s golf committee designates Wednesdays as ladies golf days for the season. The auxiliary led by Mrs. Charles W Hunter will oversee events. The first event draws many beginners and experienced players to instruct them at the Colonial Club links.

Colonial Country Club Charles W. Hunter Colonial Club

Tower City visitors tour Harrisburg with Snyder family

Charles Snyder, Russell Shadle, Arthur Hoffman and E Roy Erdman, all of Tower City, visited Harrisburg yesterday with Mr. Snyder's mother Mrs Ella Snyder of 1849 Derry Street.

Tower City Charles Snyder Russel Shadle Arthur Hoffman E. Roy Erdman Harrisburg Snyder Ella Snyder Derry Street

Palm Beach Orchestra to Play Dancing at Summerdale Park

The Palm Beach Orchestra of Baltimore will perform dancing at Summerdale Park on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings June 5 and 6. Peerless singers and dance musicians provide entertainment. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. Wednesday society evening cited.

Baltimore Summerdale Park Ady

Reuben Shissler Reaches His Twenty First Birthday Milestone

William Reuben Shissler celebrated his twenty first birthday on Sunday June 3 at his home 436 Crescent Street. Born in Steelton June 3 1896 he graduated Technical High School class of 1916 and works for Bethlehem Steel Company Steelton in the bridge and construction office. A host of friends congratulate him on becoming a voter.

Reuben Shissler William Reuben Shissler Crescent Street Steelton Technical High School Bethlehem Steel Company

Miss Grace Snow Weds Nevin Bowers at Stevens Memorial

Miss Grace Mary Snow daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Snow and Nevin A Bowers were married Saturday evening at Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth and Vernon streets The Rev Dr Clayton Albert Smucker officiated Only family and intimate friends attended The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in East Harrisburg later Naval Reserve bound David Cameron of New York City visited his parents at 200 Pine Street and has enrolled in the U S Naval Reserve Force.

Geneva Pearl Floyd William Thomas Hare St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Vine Street William Moses John P. Gallagher Regina Street Hazleton Mary Adeline Lemer Ely School Ely Court Greenwich Philip Aldinger Sarah Elizabeth Aldinger York Jerome Koons Boas Street Samuel F. Dunkle Charles Dunkle Nineteenth Derry Streets Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University Isobel Dunkle Harold Tracey Leta Bell Tracey Ithaca Robert Saunders Penn Street Margaret Kearns-Reese South Third Street Madame Cloud Philadelphia John Jordan Moffitt North Second Street Kirkwood Farm William P. Schell New York Market Square Presbyterian Church Samuel W. Fleming City George B. Kynkel Locust Street Roy P. M. Davis Bethlehem Lewis Johnson William F. Reed Mary Reed Herr Street D.C. Schwarts Lancaster Forest E. Schwartz Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Edward Hirshman Pittsburgh Boston Marie Grey Susan Grey Sadie Buffalo Henry Towsen Peffer Street William Simpson Godfrey Henry Blake Bent State Street Godfrey Marian Angell Grace Werner Sue Werner Brooklyn George T. Filling Pennetreat Grace Mary Snow Walnut Street J. H. Snow Nevin A. Bowers Miss Snow East Harrisburg Mr. Bowers Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth Vernon Streets Clayton Albert Smucker Mrs. Bowers David Cameron New York City Pine Street United States Naval Reserve Force

Isenberg Family Relocates to Reading

Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Isenberg and their children William and Eleanor moved from 10 North Fifteenth Street to a new home in Reading after visiting relatives in Cincinnati Ohio.

Reading O. P. Isenberg William Eleanor North Fifteenth Street Cincinnati Ohio

Ritter Engagement Announces Mildred Ritter to Raymond Caton

Mr and Mrs J Frank Ritter of 1340 State Street announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Ritter, a Central High graduate of 1908, to Raymond Caton of this city. The couple plans a fall marriage. the bride elect is a clerk for Bell Telephone Company.

J. Frank Ritter 1340 State Street Miss Central High Mildred Ritter Raymond Caton Bell Telephone

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