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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

9

Commencement Week Plans at Cumberland Valley State Normal School

Card notices announce Cumberland Valley State Normal School Shippensburg commencement week June 25 through 28 with an alumni reunion Tuesday afternoon June 27. Events include class processions beginning with 1874, banners and songs, Todegrove orchestra, alumni speakers, and a later Eckels Field baseball game against Harrisburg P R R M C A.

Cumberland Valley State Normal School Shippensburg Todegrove Orchestra Eckels Field Harrisburg P. R. R. ¥. M. C Harrisburg Marian L. Bell Caroline Sparrow

Wormleysburg Birthday Party for William Anderson Held at Danner Home

Mrs H H Danner and Mrs C R Anderson hosted a birthday gathering for William Anderson at the Danner residence in Wormleysburg. Guests enjoyed piano by Lila Spenser and vocals by Raymond Hain and Raymond Brady. Refreshments served to a long list of relatives friends and neighbors. Other items note Mrs Mark F Davis returning from Elizabethville and Dickinson College students home for summer along with several local residents' travel and visits.

H. H. Danner C. R. Anderson William Anderson Danner Wormleysburg Lila Spenser Raymond Hain Raymond Brady S. E. Vance Hh. L. Earley Mark F. Davis Elizabethville

Steele Memorial Benefit Play At Central High

Julius Caesar staged by Central High School seniors to aid the W. S. Steele memorial fund started last year. Cast includes Eva Selheimer Lillian Koch Edward Wallower and others. Proceeds go to the memorial fund with valedictorian prize funded. Final dress rehearsal held at Chestnut street auditorium. Tickets available at the door.

Julius Caesar Shakespeare Central High School W. S. Steele Lloyd Marcus Daniel Burkholder Sara Faunce Sara Maloney W. Graybill Nita Spangler Emlin Hall Robert Michael Paris Rapp Howell Becht Memorial Fund Chestnut Street Homer Kreider

Flag Day fete at Harrisburg DAR features patriotic songs

Harrisburg chapter Daughters of American Revolution hosts a Flag Day program at 3:30 PM on the Miller lawn 2117 North Third Street. Sara Lerner leads a large audience in patriotic songs. William H. Boyer and Duncan Vaikey pieces featured. If rain, event moves to Y M C A assembly hall. Address by Jesse E. B. Cunningham. Miss Cora Lee Snyder presides. refreshments follow.

Harrisburg Daughters of American Revolution Sara Lerner America William H. Boyer Duncan Vaikey Gardner Caruso Tate Herman P. Miller North Third Street Jesse E. B. Cunningham Charles J. Wood, Jr Anna Lapinsky Cora Lee Snyder Woodbine Street

Lieut Chester Beckley Weds New York Bride

Lieut Chester Arthur Beckley of the United States Coast Guard marries Miss Maybelle Hull Scott of New York City. The ceremony was at St James Episcopal Church on Tuesday June 6 at 7 45 PM, performed by Rev Philip M Kerridge. The couple plan a month at Lake George before moving to New York where the Mohawk is stationed.

John. Beckley Chester Arthur Beckley United States Coast Guard Service Maybelle Hull Scott John A. Scott Pequot Avenue New York City Philip M. Kerridge St. James Episcopal Church Thomas A. Scott T. A. Scott Co Beckley John Beckley New Cumberland Syracuse University Coast Guard Academy Fort Trumbull Coast Guard Mohawk Lake George New York

Mrs Winey Celebrates Sixty-Second Birthday At Home

Mrs John Hiney hosted a sixty second birthday at 1009 Julia street with games music and a supper for Rev Worden Mr and Mrs William Baylets Mr and Mrs Weaver and many others. The hostess received gifts cards and congratulations amid rose and peony decorations. Also Queen Esther Circle hosted by Miss Maude E Sites at 1003 North Sixth street with several attendees from Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.

John Hiney Julia Street Worden William Baylets Weaver Daniel Deivly Lillie Haines Mary Haines Annie Haines Louis Haines C. W. Brighton Harry Smith H. 8. Copeland Edna Brighton Beatrice Copeland Charles Hiney Harry Hiney Rose Queen Esther Maude E. Sites Ridge Avenue Methodist Church North Sixth Street F. H. Gregory Frank Hawthorne W. Edward Miller L. G. Miller Cora Ewing Haar Mary Evans Anna Winters Mary Neeter Mis Grace Stoner Helen Neeter Sara Mae Haar Mizabeth Hinkle

Civic Club Inspects New Clubhouse at Front and North

One of the finest meetings in Civic Club history was held yesterday at its new clubhouse at Front and North streets. More than 150 members attended, praising the house and grounds. Miss Buehler supervised grounds care and W. W. Johnson presented remodeling plans. A directors meeting Saturday will finalize action on the plans.

Civic Club Yeatorday Front North Streets Miss Buehler W. W. Johnson

Birthday Celebration for Charles Orner at 442 North Street

The seventh birthday of Charles Orner, son of Mr and Mrs John L Orner, was celebrated at their home 442 North Street with sixteen guests. Red and white peonies adorned the house. attendees included May Swavely, Margaret Swavely, Thelma Dare, Leah Adams, Mildred Fraetich, Gertrude Peffrey, Tena Lutz, George Swavely, Rudolph Sarah, Samuel Assigman, Martin Assigman, Mr and Mrs George McMechan and others. The Centralian club of Central High School will hold its final meeting Friday at Paxtang Park, with a planning committee and attendees listed.

Charles Orner John L. Orner North Street May Swavely Margaret Swavely Thelma Dare Leah Adams Mildred Fraetich Gertrude Peffrey Tena Lutz George Swavely Rudolph Sarah Samuel Assigman Martin Assigman George McMechan George McMechan, Jr Mary Stambaugh Emma Lutz Carrie Orner James Brown J. L. Orner

W E Bailey attends Alger wedding in Detroit and multiple local marriages

Mrs W E Bailey travels from Front and South streets to Detroit for the wedding of her niece Miss Josephine Alger to Henry Chaney at Grosse Pointe. Also reported are the Hoffmans wed June 10 in Penbrook, Mabel Lutz Myers wed in Lancaster, and Edna Bashore Fager’s Baltimore ceremony, with future plans and residences noted.

William Elder Bailey Annette Bailey Front South Streets Detroit Mich Josephine Alger Russell A. Alger Henry Chaney Grosse Pointe Algers Harrisburg

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