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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

11

Start Series of Outings For a State Department

The State Workmen's Insurance Fund begins a summer social outing series with an informal gathering Wednesday evening, June 6, at 8 at Colonial Country Club for employees and friends. Music by F Marion Sourbeer Jr promises lively dancing and recreation followed by supper. Enthusiasm suggests many more events through the season. Miss Edna Louise James and Parnell Quick wed quietly at Camp Hill Methodist Church. she wore white voile and carried bridal roses. The couple will reside in St. Louis.

State Workmen's Insurance Fund Colonial Country Club F. Marion Sourbeer Jr Edna Louise James George William James St. Louis Parnell Quick Webster Groves R. E. Cahill Camp Hill Joseph E. Brenneman Camp Hill Methodist Episcopal Church Quick

Ask More Contributions to the Y M C A War Fund in Harrisburg

Harrisburg's share of the 3 000 000 fund for Y M C A war work has reached 13 000 of 20 000 asked. James B Carruthers and Mrs Philip T Meredith appeal for further cash as soon as possible. No canvass is planned but supporters are urged to contribute to build YMCA shacks at camps barracks and fronts for American soldiers. Dr John Price Jackson spoke to Penn State College alumni at dinner in the Engineers Club. J T Harris presided in Buckwalter's absence. 26 men attended. Monthly meetings will run October through June. A parlor special with a program will be hosted this evening by East Harrisburg W C T U at Mrs John Weibley 1911 North Second street.

Harrisburg James B. Carruthers Philip T. Meredith Civic Club Penn College Mendine John Price Jackson Labor and Industry Penn State College Engineers Club J. T. Harris N. D. Buckwalter John Weibley North Second Street East

Bridal at Home for Miss Parks Souders

The Shiremanstown home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Parks hosted the June wedding of Miss Ethel M. Parks to Jacob Souders, an employee of Central Iron and Steel Company, with Rev. R. E. Seylar presiding. After a Philadelphia Atlantic City Reading trip the couple will be at home on East Main street. Mrs. Souders is active in church and charity work.

L. W. Parks Shiremanstown Ethel M. Parks Jacob Sauders Central Iron and Steel Company R. E. Seylar Pas Rracs Shiremanstown Church of Ida Knouse Shire Manstown

University Club Picnic at Dauphin this Saturday

Members of the University Club led by Mercer B Tate plan a picnic on Saturday June 9 in Gerberichs Grove Dauphin with luncheon at 1 and dinner at 530 pm. Gather at clubrooms 11 am. transport by car if enough autos, else 1145 am train. Games swimming and sports planned. Acceptances due by Thursday June 7.

University Club Mercer B. Tate Gerberich's Grove Dauphin

Merry Dancers at Summerdale Dance Benefit

Blue and gold banners festoon the Summerdale hall for the June M K M Club dance to raise funds for the William Sherman Steele Memorial Fund. Special cars shuttled guests from 3 15 p m to 1 a m. committee includes Miss Faunce Bennett Goshorn Kelley Mutzabaugh and Michael. Many attendees listed by name. some travelers depart for Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia trips. local residents visit or return from trips and visits.

Summerdale M. K. M. Club William Sherman Steele Jean Hoy Ethel Eschenour Clara FE. Frantz Myra Staley Margaret Myers Bertha Maurer Florence Eckert Edna Mutzabaugh Lester Wolfe Don Toomey Harold Beckley Harold Dayhoff John T. Rouch Arthur Zweifel Harold Houtz Daniel Burkholder Henry Nell Willis Patterson Arthur Lewis Charles Harris Merle Harris Ralph Mummert Harry Welsh John Brenner George Shillinger T. A. Myers E. J. Slentz William Watson Homer Evetts Bud” Lingle Joseph Todd Robert C. Michael Ted Solomon Paul Faunce John Conner Thomas Senseman Chris Wrenn Howard Yost Paris Rapp Edward Wallower Edward Fair Carleton Donmeyer Charles Pollock Frank Roth Fred B. Houston Walter Compton Paul D. Fettrow A. Leo Cashman Snow James Harry G. M. Michael George Orendorf Fred Houston A. Leo Cashman Francis and Francis Powers

Palm Beach Orchestra to Play at Summerdale Park Dance

The Palm Beach Orchestra of Baltimore will perform for dancing at Summerdale Park on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings June 5 and 6. Peerless singers and dance musicians will provide entertainment with admission prices of 25 and 60 cents. Wednesday society evening.

Palm Beach Baltimore Summerdale Park

Miller Young wedding today in Oberlin couple wed at Maclay Street Church

Miss Mary Young daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Young of Oberlin married Ralph Miller of 528 Race street this morning at the Maclay Street Church of God parsonage with Rev William S Houck officiating. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit with a sweetpea corsage. The groom, a State Workmen's Insurance Fund employee, is an Oberlin High School graduate and noted amateur athlete. They will reside at 121 Conoy street after a brief wedding journey.

Ralph Miller Mary Young Oberlin Race Street Maclay Street Church Oberlin High School Miller State Workmen's Insurance Fund Masonic Temple Central High School South

Young Couple Surprise Friends With Marriage

Mrs. Joseph L. Prince and Mrs. Wolf Freedman announce the marriage of Miss Tillye G. Freedman to Joseph Leonard Prince of Potts Town. The ceremony was held at the groom’s parents’ home on Sunday. After a wedding journey north, they will reside in Potts Town after June 17. The bride wore white georgette crepe and lilies and orchids. Attendants included Miss Mollie Freedman and Miss Agnes Prince. groomsmen were James Freedman and Robert Prince. The bride is a Central High School and Harrisburg Conservatory of Music alumna. Prince is a Dickinson Law School alumnus and a Phi Epsilon Psi member with Montgomery Bar Association ties.

Joseph L. Prince Wolf Freedman North Second Street Tillye G. Freedman Joseph Leonard Prince Pottstown Adolph Prince Mollie Freedman Agnes Prince James Freedman Robert Prince Central High School Harrisburg Conservatory of Music Prince Dickinson Law School Phi Epsilon Psi Montgomery Bar Association

Miss Hazen Hosts Harrisburg High G Section Party

Miss Kathryn Hazen hosted Harrisburg High School G Section at 1905 Green Street. Guests enjoyed games and music plus a program featuring Holland dance, vocal and piano solos, readings, duets, and dances. Refreshments served to a list of Misses and young women including Kathryn Hazen and Mildred Gallagher.

Harrisburg High School Kathryn Hazen Green Street Holland Sara Hess Ruth Arment Mildred Gallagher Gertrude Hazen Reading Anita Wilson Violet Mitchell Barbara Redman Jean Tippet Margaret Redman Katherine Worley Gladys Sloop Dorothy Sheffey Evelyn Wright Grace Earley

Linglestown Embroidery Club Hosted by Mrs Pitman

Mrs Lillie Pitman entertained the Linglestown Embroidery Club at her home last evening. The house was decorated with daisies. After refreshments, a vocal solo by Dr Harry Rhein and an instrumental duet by Mrs Pitman and Dr Rhein were performed. Guests included Vera Care Anna Feeser Marian Smith Jessie Lenker Eliza Buck Minnie Baker Annie Schaner and others.

Lillie Pitman Linglestown Embroidery Club Harry Rhein Pitman Dr. Rhein Vera Care Anna Feeser Marian Smith Jessie Lenker Eliza Buck Minnie Baker Annie Schaner Jeffries Mumma Hicks Mra. Leese

W C T U Women to Be Heard in Debates in Harrisburg

Harrisburg W C T U holds a 2 pm meeting at Fourth Street Church of God featuring a mothers’ meeting and a debate on whether Christian nations have harmed the heathen. Affirmative speakers include Mrs John DeGray and Mrs H B Hartzell. negative speakers Mrs Martha Davis and Mrs S B Ellenberger. Judges are Mrs E A Riegle, Mrs Thomas Blair, and Mrs J Horace McFarland. Also notes marriage of Grace Emma Weaver and Herman Kappes in Carlisle and other social updates from local clergy and residents.

Harrisburg Fourth Street Church of God Sarah Himes John DeGray H. B. Hartzell Martha Davis Grace Emma Weaver Carlisle Herman Kappes Gettysburg Stevens Memorial Methodist Church Clayton Albert Smucker

June Bridal of Miss Anna Smith and Davenport Kennedy

The June wedding for Miss Anna Smith daughter of Mrs Charles Smith at 2019 North Second Street Raymond is set for Thursday June 14 at the bride's home. Miss Smith graduated from Mt Marion Seminary and Mr Kennedy, former Harrisburg Academy faculty member, is Bowdoin College alumnus and will teach next year at Abbott School Farmington.

Anna Smith Charles Smith North Second Strete Raymond ‘Davenport Kennedy Brunswick Miss Smith Mt. Marion Seminary Washington Kennedy Harrisburg Academy Bowdoin College Abbott School Farmington

Distinctive white buckskin pumps at Walk Over Shop

Shopping in June highlights genuine white buckskin footwear celebrated for aristocratic style, easy cleaning, and longevity. Walk Over Boot Shop advertises square throat pumps with perforated tops and full French heels at a reasonable price. The piece also promotes Liberty Bond participation and jewelry gifts for brides, plus discounts at Astridh's for white wash skirts and summer fabrics.

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