Capt Harman A Perkins Seriously Ill in New York
Mrs. Albert B. Boyd reports her brother Captain Harman A. Perkins is seriously ill at Roosevelt Hospital New York City. Perkins once commanded the Governor's Troop and was senior partner at Perkins Pyne jewelers on North Third Street. He went to New York about twenty five years ago. Mrs. Hale Willis of Washington DC visits relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Boyd
Green Street
Harman A. Perkins
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Perkins
North Third Street
Perkins & Pyne
New York
Woman's Mission Guild Holds Outdoor Summer Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Guild of Pine Street Presbyterian Church held its final summer meeting at the Rutherford home in Paxtang. Thirty five members attended the outdoor program on the veranda followed by a social hour and supper. Officers include President Martha Buehler and Secretary Annie K. Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Guild of
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Commonweal Club Outing Postponed By Weather
The Commonweal Club of the YWCA postponed its country outing due to bad weather. If favorable weather returns the group will depart Market Square on the Rockville car at 2 o clock and walk through Wildwood Park or Shady Glen with naturalist Professor John J. Brehm guiding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonweal Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Market Square
Rockville
Wildwood Park
Shady Glen
John J. Brehm
Summerdale Park Concerts Schedule Advertisement
Summerdale Park hosts two orchestras on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and a band and orchestra on Saturday evenings. This advertisement outlines the recurring music events for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerdale Park
Forrer Coulter Country Wedding in Harrisburg Note
Miss Pearl Rosanna Coulter daughter of John H Coulter of Reedsville married W Grant Forrer Harrisburg park department assistant superintendent. The ceremony at high noon at the bride’s sister home New Bloomfield followed her nursing commencement. The couple plan a brief trip and home at 2514 North Sixth Street Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian W. Lynch
Carolyn Lynch
South Front Street
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Lynch
Henderson Gilbert
Second
Harris Streets
Gilbert Hall
Bowmansidale
Randolph Kent
Elizabeth Kent
Baltimore
Ellis Burns
North Third Street
Lucy Thompson
Pittsburgh
Ralph F. Grant
State Street
Hunsecker
Nectarine Street
Marysville
Harrisburg Neapital Training School
Pearl Rosanna Coulter
John H. Coulter
Reedsville
W. Grant Forrer
Harrisburg
Miss Coulter
B. B. Lupier
New Bloomfield
H. C. Knox
New Bloomfield Methodist Church
Edgar E. Snyder
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
This City
Forrer
Irdenyrtada
Snyder
Edna Forrer
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
North Sixth Street
Reedsville High School
Magee Maternity Hospital
Methodist Church
Old Park Commission
Central High School
M Harrisburg
Mrs Kase Hosts Embroidery Club Closing Session
Mrs. Kase of 15 North Seventeenth street hosted the Tuesday Embroidery Club's closing session. A social time followed, with displays of embroidery and crochet and a decorated porch and rooms. A buffet supper was served to numerous local residents and visitors, with notes of relatives and guests mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay H. Kase
North Seventeenth Street
Roger Care
Chester Johnson
Steelton
Loui. M. Baller
Reel Daugherty
Elias E. Fry
H. M. Weigel
Clayton A. Smucker
Snyder
William EB. Elder
Claribel Elder
Paul Hess
J. R. Plank
L. H. Walters
Florence Myers
H. A. McKelvey
Kase
Ft Washington Pavilion Dance Nights Highlight City Venue
Dancing at Ft Washington Pavilion from 8 to 11 PM Thursday and Saturday. Excellent music and floor, attractive surroundings, strong patronage noted in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Washington Pavilion
Phi Beta Kappa honors for G Dixon Garner
G Dixon Garner of 218 Forster street was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa society for excellence in scholarship. He is an alumnus of Central High School class of 1912 and his parents Mr. and Mrs J E Garner attend Dickinson commencement this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dixon Garner
Forster Street
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Garner
Central High School
J. E. Garner
Dickinson
Yale Alumni Outing at Inglenook With Chicken and Waffles
The Yale Alumni Association of Harrisburg and nearby towns plans its annual afternoon outing at Inglenook hosted by Ehrman B. Mitchell who coordinates transport from the Harrisburg Club at 2 30. A chicken and waffle dinner precedes games of baseball canoeing and swimming with late pickups available and a rain date if needed. Attendees must inform secretary Carl Davis by this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Alumni Association of
Harrisburg
Inglenook
Ehrman B. Mitchell
Carl Davis
Intermediate Department Picnic at Reservoir Park
Officers teachers and scholars of the Harrisburg intermediate department enjoyed an afternoon at Reservoir Park hosted by Miss Caroline R. Keefer from 4 to 8 pm with tennis games contests and a picnic supper. The event honored by Miss Keefer and attended by many staff members and students reflects a civic social in Harrisburg society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline R. Keefer
Reservoir Park
Elizabeth Fahnestock
Isabelle A. Ryder
Katharine Miller
Emily Cummings
George W. Reily
Georgianna Weigle
A. T. Hubley
Helen Strayer
Bertha Wittenmyer
G. E. Hawes
Edward Stackpole, Jr
Martha E. Fleming
James Reed
Lawrence Phipps
Karl Richards
Pauline Hauck
Ruth Brownewell
Mabel Wright
Dorothy Taylor
Dorothy Arnold
Lile Fisher
Minerva van Horn
Trudell Lindley
Ruth Etter
Katherine Nye
Martha Cress
Carrie Gick
Mary Chadwick
Mary Kinzer
Misses
Wagner Mikle Wed in Quiet Harrisburg Ceremony
Miss Irene Mae Wagner wed Roy Mikle at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. A E B Hangen officiating. The couple, traveling to Williamsport Niagara Falls Buffalo and Toronto, will reside at 1847 Whitehall street upon return. Mrs Mikle known as Daughter of Post 58 G A R for Memorial Day taps. The bride is a 1906 Central High and Harrisburg Business College graduate. the groom a Central High alumnus and Bucknell alum, with the Pennsylvania Railroad riding service job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Mae Wagner
Roy Mikle
Maclay Street
W. T. Rodgers
Whitehall Street
A. E B. Hangen
Park Street United
Harrisburg Business College
C. M. Sigler Co., Inc
Mikle
Central High School
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Staff Chest Gift for Allen Ahead of June Wedding
Albert L. Allen assistant manager of the State Workmen's Insurance Fund is surprised by a chest of silver from the entire office staff with a Virgil quotation. The gift honors his upcoming marriage to Miss Alice L. Von Keller in New York on June 20. Allen, a Worcester native, has built the fund’s New York and Massachusetts efforts into a high standard of efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Allen
State Workmen’s Insurance Fund
Mr. Allen
Eli B. Betser
Virgil
Betser
Allen
Alice L. von Keller
Jessie Green von Keller
New York City
North Second Street
Worcester
Mass
New York
Massachusetts
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Milan
Leghorn
Panama
Soutter
Market St. Opp
Hale Willis
Washington, D. C
Out Door Laundry Co
Camp Hill
Bell Phone
Woman’s Mission Guild
George Moradian
THE
Blake Shop
Commencement
WRS
V. Grant Forrer
Forrer-Coulter
Margaret Forster
Buffalo
N. Y
Ellen K. McCulloch
J. M. MccCarrell
Locust Street
John L. Butler
Percy Oliver Smith
West Roxbury
Betty Peale
Frances Bailey
Cottage Ridge
Mary Adeline Lemer
Ely School
Greenwich
George F. Watt
Elphinstone
Laurence C. Moore
Laurence
Detroit
Regina L. Madden
Elkwood
Salome H. Metzger
Emma Walton
Hummelstown
Charles W. Bell
North Thirteenth Street
Wilbur Towsen
T. F. Towsen
State College
United States Rubber Company
Williamsport
W. Domer Harris
Daniel S. Seitz
Ralph Mitchell
Kathleen Mitchell
Cincinnati
J. A. Kinsman
Derry Street
Merchantville
N. J
W. A. Cleckner
Alice Cusack
Frederick Cleckner
Cleckner
James H. Sourbier
Greensburg
Harry Brinton
Swatara
Charles Arthur Watkins
Daught Lucy
South Street
Stamford
Conn
Henrietta Sebring
Belle
Yale
Astrich
Intermediate Department
A. M. Eby
Hazleton
Anne V. Crow
Oyster Point
Wilmer H. Shellaman
Walnut Street
R. Roeder
Harry
L. J. Douden
Stone Creek Valley
Charles B. Thompson
Boyd Memorial
Lake George
Adirondacks
Wayland Dickerman
Donald McDougal
Harrisburg Academy
Paul Zimmerman
Scranton
James E. Armentrout
James 8. Armentrout, Jr
Woodbine Street
Mr. Armentrout
Tennessee
R. G. Wooding
Renovo
R. H. Heller
South Fourteenth Street
Rebekah
Susannah Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Keller
Dauphin County
Grand Lodge
Robert Montgomery
C. W. Myers
Roy D. Beman
E. C. Dewey
C. A. O. Society
Summerdale
Sara Lemer
Helen Gerdes
Miriam Landis
Mary Witmer
Katharine Peters
Missouri
Lelby
Carthage
Jerry Eastridge
C. C. Moore
Annie Monroe
Annie
Ferriday
Constance Ferriday
A. Reeder Ferriday
Mortont Street
L. J. Deuden
Olive
Rita Jones
Wilson College
Chambersburg
H. D. Jones
South Thirteenth Street
Charles Webb
Esther Webb
Civic Club Social
Harrisburg Civic Club
Fleming
Princeton
George E. Etter
Katherine Etter
Mary Mitchell
Harold Fox
Germantown
Hickman
Jane Hickman
Academy
Francis Hickman
Michael E. Stroup
Frederick L. Morganthaler
Roy Galbraith Cox
Lewis N. Snyder
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Margaret E. Wilson
Dorothy Helman
Helen Craig
Lenore Graber
Spencer C. Gilbert
Summer Hill
Reservoir
Zion Lutheran Church
Vador
Goldsmiths North Market
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