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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
19
A Pen brook Community Civic Club meeting will be held Monday at 7 30 PM in Pen brook Church of God Attorney William S Snyder of Harrisburg will address the gathering on The Laws of 1919 The meeting promete
Members and the public are invited to a social event on Tuesday evening June 17 on the Wolf lawn at Penbrook Square. Proceeds will go toward buying equipment for the playgrounds.
The Seiler school announces the final examination honor roll with names in two lists. The primary roll features Marian Brodie Milhouse and Marguerite Reichenburg among others. A Market Square Presbyterian Sunday School group plans a picnic at Foxlea, Mrs. John E. Fox’s summer home, with rides and a 10 a.m. church departure and 4 p.m. return, rain or shine.
The Civic Club of Camp Hill prepares a large carnival with Mrs. Howard W. Goodman as chairman and a board including Mrs. James C. Armstrong Mrs. P. Edgar Hess and others. Highlights include a grandmothers pantry midway prizes a Frolics of the Months dance and a Rainbow Dance with numerous student performers. The event opens tomorrow at 3 o clock and features elaborate tableaux and seasonal pageants.
A merry closing session was held this morning at Miss Elizabeth Long's Kindergarten at 1506 North Second Street. Miss Long and Miss Alliene McCue led games and music, honored attendance Ls Jane McAlister and Jane Armour, and rambler roses decorated the room.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Steven's Memorial Church held its June meeting at Miss Sara Houser's home in Camp Hill. Mrs. S. D. Wilson presided during the study, as Glenn Gottschall of Harrisburg Association Aids Society shared experiences from South Carolina mountain communities. About thirty people attended. Open Vacation Home Locust Valley Farm House will open June 28 for self supporting women with remaining July rooms and August registrations. inquiries at the YWCA in Harrisburg.
A social dance for out of town guests is hosted by Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy Hurlock at 3205 North Front Street with Mr and Mrs Howard Bingaman. Updegrove Orchestra to perform and a late supper served. Attendees include Elizabeth Hurlock Edith Ronditello of Philadelphia Dorothy Hurlock Anna Paul Winifred Lewis Constance Varney Cecelia Kunkel Winifred Meyers Annette Bailey Gertrude Olmsted Jane Hickok Elizabeth Brandt Jean Chamberlin Suzanna Maguire Katherine Beidleman Alice Virginia Cooper Erwin B Stone Gilbert Bailey William Bailey Malcolm Hawkins John Lescure William Lescure Willard Oenslager Wm K Meyers Jr Nelson Smith Robert Smith John Kunkel Ross Jennings Christian Jennings George Tripp Paul Gable Daniel Kunkel George Kunkel Carl Straight Alger Bailey Arch Knisely Judge and Mrs George Kunkel Elizabeth Knisely.
Piano pupils under Mrs H M Shope performed last evening in Washington Heights. Participants included Margaret Mumma Hilda Davis Dorothy Kendall Katherine Smith Edward Hamme Francis Bishop Gretan Stone Evelyn Rice Richard Hamme Rose Sierer Erith Bishop William Hamme Leroy Shade Pauline Davison Sara Kister Urban Bretz Charles Bishop Franklin Musser and Rollim Steinmetz.
Wayne Rineard of 2501 North Front Street hosted an informal porch party Wednesday evening with friends including Miss Ruth Langdon and Miss Meryl. Guests danced on the porch and enjoyed refreshments in a casual social gathering hosted by the Academy boy, son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Rineard.
A roster of individuals including Violet Hollinger Grace Peque Esther Wheeler Richard Spangler John Minnich George Rex Bruce Smith and Wayne Rineard is cited in the community notice.
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