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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

17

Park Leased by Scouts for All Summer Outing

Mt Holly Springs Park is leased by J F Virgin for a Boy Scout summer camp from June 15 to October 1. Camp runs June 22 with 80 scouts per two week outing under director J R Rees and assistant J C Sparrow. Activities include games physical training hikes swimming and training. Iris Troop No 8 Girl Scouts from Messiah Lutheran church also heads to a camping trip along Conodoguinet Creek leaving Friday at 2 30 PM.

J. F. Virgin Mt. Holly Springs Boy Scout Organization J. R. Rees J. C. Sparrow Messiah Lutheran Church Conodo Guinet Creek

Noon Wedding in the Derry Street Church

Miss Mary Catharine Heikes wed George Harold Gilbert at high noon in Derry Street United Brethren Church. The ceremony, with Rev. J A Lyter officiating, featured pink decor and a corsage of roses. Afterward a wedding breakfast was held at the bride's home, with the couple planning to reside at 1820 Regina Street.

Derry Street United Brethren Church Mary Catharine Heikes Robert Y. Heikes Chestnut Street George Harold Gilbert J. A. Lyter Rhoda Desenberger New Cumberland Margaret Heikes Martin E. Miller Gilbert Regina Street Royal Typewriter Co G. Raymond Gilbert Ordnance Middletown

High School Play Tonight at the Orpheum

Central High School's class of 1919 presents Mrs Bumpstead Leigh at the Orpheum theater this evening. Instructor Mrs Charles P Ewing supervised five weeks of rehearsal and the cast includes Miss Margaret E Good and William E McBride as bashful lovers Violet DeSalle and Geoffrey Rawson. Seat sale runs to 8 15 with some choice seats remaining.

Bumpstead-Leigh Central High School Orpheum Theater Charles P. Ewing Charac Ters Margaret E. Good William E. McBride Miss Good Violet DeSalle William McBride Geoffrey Rawson

Little Party on Daughter's Birthday

A family birthday gathering at 20 North Fifteenth street celebrated Pearl Rineer's ninth birthday with guests including Marie Turner Dorothy Ensinger Ruth Shank and others. Visitors note Mrs A T Chappell Lenora Yarbeth returned home from Richmond after a week with Washington Heights residents and Arthur Keister reported for Camp Lee.

J. H. Rineers North Fifteenth Street Pearl Rineer Marie Turner Dorothy Ensinger Ruth Shank Cora Shenk Grace Hickes Marion Fasnacht Zora Fasnacht Margaret Wolfe Kathryn Zeiders Marion Zeiders William Rineer South A. T. Chappell Lenora Yarbeth Richmond Michael Keister Washington, Heights Sara Keister Alfred Keister Arthur Keister Camp Lee

Tea For Out-of-Town Visitors Hosted By Mrs Hurlock

Mrs William Spry Hurlock entertained guests from Philadelphia New York Cleveland Fall River and Mechanicsburg and others at an informal tea featuring peonies and roses. Several local residents were listed as guests and visitors.Captain William Calder of the 312th Field Artillery 79th Division visits Beaufort Lodge before returning to Camp Dix for discharge.

William Spry Hurlock North Front Street Edith Ronditello Philadelphia Elizabeth Hurlock Anna Paul New York Winifred Lewis Cleveland Constance Varney Fall River Dorothy Hurlock Gertrude Olmsted Jane Hickok Elizabeth Zeig Calder William Calder 312Th Field Artillery 79Th Division Beaufort Lodge Ehrman RB. Mitchell Newport News Camp Dix Army

Vockel Landis Bridal Ceremony Holds Today

The marriage of Miss Miriam Lucille Landis and Stewart Weldred Vockel was solemnized at Messiah Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry W. A. Hanson officiating. The bride wore Georgette crepe and a picture hat. After a wedding breakfast at the Penn Harris they planned to travel east and reside in Pittsburgh after August 1 where Vockel is with Lyon, Singer & Co.

Miriam Lucille Land's Charles E. Landis Green Street Stewart Wweldred Veckel Frederick Vockel Pittsburgh Messiah Lutheran Church Henry W. A. Hanson Emma Hoffman Lohengrin Luther Minter Penn-Harris

Miss Katherine Dubbs Appears in Recital

Miss Katherine Dubbs soprano appeared in recital at the Phillips studio 121 State Street. Accompanied by Mrs. John W. Phillips and William F. I. Yates she delivered representative songs including The Slave Song by De Riego. The audience awarded flowers and praise for her expressive dramatic performance.

Katherine Dubbs Phillips Studio State Street Margaretta Kennedy Margaret Vaughn Alda Kennedy Harold Marsh John W. Phillips William F. I. Yates Dobbs de Riego

Children of Open Air School Enjoy Park Outing

Children from the Open Air School at Fifth and Seneca street, led by teacher Miss Marian C Williams, were hosted by the Motor Club of Harrisburg for a Her shey Park outing. They rode in two trucks from J E Dare and had basket lunches. Helpers included J Clyde Myton Thorney Baking Co Silas S Pomeroy Charles Low Gunzenhauser s Bakery Russ Bros Ice Cream Co. The day relied on generous friends to cover expenses.

Fifth and Seneca Street Marian C. Williams Motor Club of Harrisburg Hershey Park J. E. Dare J. Clyde Myton Thorney Baking Company Silas S. Pomeroy Charles Low Gunzenhauser's Bakery Russ Bros. Ice Cream Co

Many Gifts for Miss Ida Zorger Shower Traditions Told

A bride elect Ida Zorger received a lavish bridal shower at Mrs. Elmer Parks home 2251 North Yourth Street. Friends presented household gifts and wished prosperity after her marriage to Norman Kines of the city who recently returned from overseas. Attendees included Ida Zorger Anna Blair Blanche Filson Helen Zorger Helen Roth Sigrid Andersen Katharine Kline Edna Frank and many others from Duncannon Chambersburg and Lykens.

S. Joseph Levinson Uniontown Levinson Max Schein Albra W. Baker Market Street York Central Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medical Society Baker Katherine Eveler Mary Stark Ruth Towsen J. Wilbur Owson Phi Delta Theta State College Mahlon Evans Harry Ambler North Second Street Chelsea Atlantic City Ralph Fredericks Theodore Fredericks Washington G. H. Mullin Philadelphia Carrie King Frank K. Keet Ellis Jackson Roberta Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Pittsburgh B. F. Lindemuth Myerstown Frank S. Hesser Swatara Street Hester Richardson Buffalo Charles T. Spayd Elmer F. Houser M. Luther Houser Chicago West End Harry B. Watson Lewis G. Watson Lonaconing Emmett Murphy New York Boston Roderick Gaines Marie Gaines Rochester N. Y Walter R. Dalton Fort Monroe, Va Elmer Parks North Yourth Street Ida Zorger Norman Kines Zorger General Adjusting Bureau Lla Zorger Anna Blair Blanche Filson Helen Zorger Helen Roth Sigrid Andersen Katharine Kline Duncannon Edna Frank Clinton White Meade Heagy Befe. Trout Lykens George Johnston F. F. Kopenhaver J. L. Lehman Chambersburg M. P. Parks 0. K. Pines William German E. Pines William Parks Calvin Zorger Clarence Zorger Martha Zorger Homer Knox Mary Trout

Rabbi Haas Speaks at Banquetmarking Rosenthal Honor

Rabbi Louis J. Haas returned from Philadelphia and Lancaster where he spoke at a banquet honoring Rabbi Isidore Rosenthal completing twenty five years with his Lancaster congregation. Salem Lodge Bnai Brith presented a loving cup to Rosenthal for his unrest services in the city.

Louis J. Haas Philadelphia Lancaster Isidore Rosenthal Salem Lodge Independent Order B'nai Brith Rabbit Rosenthal

Birthday Party for Frances Bachman Celebrates Milestone

Miss Frances Bachman of 1935 Fulton street marked her birthday with a home party featuring games and piano solos by Misses Rachel and Minnie Noble Miss Letty Young and Rex Zeigler. Refreshments were served to a list of guests including Electa Bachman and Frances Bachman along with local residents and several out-of-town visitors from Duncannon Enola Irvington and State street visitors.

Frances Bachman Fulton Street Rachel Minnie Noble Letty Young Rex Zeigler Rachel Noble Mary Ewing Ruth _ Bott Catherine Bixler Catherine Shenk Electa Bachman Thomas Montgomery Robert Maxwell George Hartman John Atkinson Vance George

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