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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

11

Dinner Honor Honors Homecoming Soldier Earl Berkheimer

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Berkheimer of New Cumberland entertained Saturday evening in honor of their son Earl A. Berkheimer who has returned after eleven months service abroad. A large group of relatives and friends shared in the social evening following a dinner.

W. H. Berkheimer New Cumberland Earl A. Berkheimer Ray Berkheimer Charles Berkheimer Norman Berkheimer Ervil Berkheimer Clarence Berkheimer John Warren Edwin Ryder Roy Ryder Fetrow Pearl Fetrow George Berkheimer George Burgett Agnes Burgett Sue Mitchell James Meily Houck Robinson Tillie Westenheffer Mary Yengst Grace Porter Grace Berk

Camp Hill Carnival Continues With Night Festivities

Weather spoiled Saturday plans at Camp Hill Civic Club Community Day Carnival but events resume tonight with the popular midway led by Carl K Deen and prizes donated by Harrisburg businessmen. A dance and beverage offerings promise lively evening entertainment. Col and Mrs W B Thomas of New York arrive tomorrow to visit daughter Mrs Helen Forrer and attend Central High School commencements where granddaughter Virginia T Forrer graduates. The Hebrew Ladies Aid outing is postponed to next Monday due to rain, with dance to follow the picnic. Mr Henry C Claster and family travel to New York to attend Dora Silberman and Joel Claster wedding at the Hotel Astor. Dorothy T Pentz of Lemoine was severely injured Saturday when struck by a trolley car operator driven truck owned by contractor Lawrence Fettrow as she alighted from the trolley.

Camp Hill Thomas W. 8. Thomas New York City Helen T. Forrer Locust Street Central High School Virginia T. Forrer Miss Forrer New York Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society Summerdale David Cooper Herbert E. Goldstein L. Cohn Henry C. Claster Clarissa Jeanette Adele Claster Joseph Claster Third and Peffer Streets Dora Silberman Lebanon Joel Claster Hotel Astor Dorothy T Pentz Lemoine Lawrence Fettrow Marjorie House Smith College Bellevue Park Frank L. Cook Ramblers Club Watchapreague Cedar Island Emmons Irving Detroit Michigan West Ind Esther Arthur Pittsburgh Lisie D. Wright Penn Street Joseph Levinson and Son Uniontown Max Schein North Seventh Street Harry Jones Frank E. Jones Philadelphia Edward F. Wurster Luther Virginia Edward Wurster, Jr Market Street Chester County Brandywine Sara J. Mosser Emerald Street Atlantic City Cynwyd James Howells Rogers Chicago Annie Wagner Maple Shade N. J Elsie Edith Clendenin North Thirteenth Street Helen Barley Isabella Smith Howard Hospital Samuel B. Curran Bowman Avenue Berne H. Evans Riverside New Haven Yale University Walter M. Barclay Indianapolis Ind Edgar R. Thomas State Street Joanna Scott Emma Scott Charles Gale Eliza Bailey Abbott Academy Andover Mass Third Maclay Streets John C. Herman E. J. Stackpole, Jr Bailey Yale Glee Club Yale John B. Warden John M. Warden North Second Street Plain Warden Three Hundred and Twelfth Field Artillery Camp Meade

Interesting personal news return courtesy to suffragists

The Philadelphia delegation of suffragists lobbying in the Legislature will lunch with 100 Central Pennsylvania Suffrage Association members at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Parlor C of the Penn-Harris as a return compliment for a prior Philadelphia luncheon. Upon ratification of the suffrage amendment, an impromptu automobile parade is planned with cars ready for calls, led by Bishop Darlington, followed by Central Pennsylvania Society officers bearing banners, to celebrate the victory.

Philadelphia Central Pennsylvania Suffrage Association Penn-Harris Lawrence Lewis Mary Ingham Central Pennsylvania W. 8. A Central Pennsylvania Society

Former Harrisburg Girl Marries in Lebanon

Mrs. Samuel M. Gingrich of 258 South Second street Lebanon announces the marriage of their daughter Marion Louise Ging rich to George F. Ely of Lebanon. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 7 am with only immediate family present. After a honeymoon in New York Philadelphia Atlantic City others they will reside at 1107 Walnut street Lebanon.

Samuel M. Gingrich South Second Street Lebanon Marion Louise Gingrich George F. Ely New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Ely Lebanon High School Seashore Edgar F. Gohl Christian F. Gohl North Second Street Gohl McClintic-Marshall Construction Company Washington Boston

Ghost Story Porch Party Celebrates Mrs Householder Birthday

Mrs Charles Householder entertained Crescent Club members of Harrisburg at a porch party for her birthday. The evening featured games and ghost stories in the moonlight. Roses and ferns decorated the living and dining rooms. Supper served to a list of guests including Mrs L Galbraith and Miss Eleanor Eastright. Luncheon for eight honored Miss Edith Mas Watson of Baltimore at Mrs Walter B Jackson's home with pink roses and marguerites as decorations.

Charles Householder Crescent Club Harrisburg Walter B. Jackson Market Street Edith Mas Watson Baltimore

Girl Scouts Hike to Orr's Bridge Saturday

Thistle Troop No. 7 of Bethlehem Lutheran Church led a Saturday afternoon hike to Orr's Bridge with bird study wildflowers and boating. A picnic luncheon accompanied a gathering that included Mrs. George Spangler captain and Mrs. J. E. Haldeman lieutenant among many others.

Thistle Girl Scouts Bethlehem Lutheran Church Orr’s Bridge George Spangler J. E. Haldeman Maybelle Meckley Evelyn Long Mildred Bogar Elizabeth Haldeman Mabelle Davies Anna Schampan Esther Pond Pauline McKissick Mildred Yingling Katherine Schell Margaret Goodman Helen Keet Anna Margaret Moog Sara Moog Leonore Sourbier Dorothy Zeibler Elizabeth Halbert Clara Baum Vera Walters Edith Bell Ruth Weeber Katherine M. Mallan

Olmsted Tops Harvard Crew In Yale Harvard Regatta

Marlin E. Olmsted is No 4 on the Harvard varsity crew and the youngest man on the boat. He weighs 188 pounds, taller than the captain by a half inch, as Yale and Harvard prepare for Friday’s New London regatta. The Yale Harvard clash marks the revival of four mile racing with alumni attending commencements after the war.

Marlin E Ted) Olmsted Harvard Witman Yale New London

Dinner to Bride-Elect Tonight in Penn-Harris

Miss Rose B Mumma hosts a dinner at the Penn Harris in honor of her sister Miss Mary Katherine Mumma whose marriage to Norman Cheston Jones of Washington DC is set for tomorrow afternoon at Christ Lutheran Church. Twelve covers were laid for guests.

Rose B. Mumma Penn-Harris Mary Katherine Mumma Norman Cheston Jones Washington, D. C Christ Lutheran Church

Leahy McLanacan wedding in St Francis church at six

Mrs 8 J McLanacan of 409 South 17th announces the marriage of Katharine McLanacan to P H Leahy at six this morning in St Francis Roman Catholic church. After a wedding trip to Washington they will live with Katharine’s parents. The bride wore blue crepe de chine with orchid sweetpeas. Leahy works with the Pennsylvania Railroad on the Philadelphia Division between Harrisburg and Philadelphia.

J. McLanacan South 17Th Street Katharine McLanacan P. H. Leahy St. Francis Washington Leahy Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Harrisburg

Prizes Awarded at Close of Religious Class at Ohev Sholom Temple

The Ohev Sholom religious school closed with a flower service in which pupils offered flowers to be sent to Har risburg hospital for wounded trolley car accident victims. Prizes were awarded by Mrs. M. Jacobson to Arthur Kades Robert Kades Ruth Gross Charles Seligman Elizabeth Siegemund, with Julius Sagi receiving honorable mention.

Ohev Sholom Religious School Harrisburg M. Jacobson Abram S. Jacobson Arthur Kades Robert Kades Ruth Gross Charles Seligman Elizabeth Siegemund Julius Sagi al. Sims al. Seligman David Kaufman

Picnic Set in Hershey Park Says Rabbi Haas Teaching Staff

Rabbi Louis J. Haas leads a teaching staff that includes the Misses Helen Mayer Rhodna Mayer Lillian Kamsky and Dorothy Strouse. An announcement states the annual picnic will be held Thursday in Hershey Park.

Louis J. Haas Helen Mayer Rhodna Mayer Lillian Kamsky Dorothy Strouse Hershey Park

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Earl Berkheimer New Cumberland Home THE Blake Shop North Second St Finkelstein Steelton Rinkenbach&Rouse Optometrists &Opticians N. Market Sq Ralph Hesser Ralph Stanley Heser Roshon Ralph Stanley Hesser Romayne Boyer Zion Lutheran Church Stewart Winfield Herman Wheeling Ted” Olmsted Penn-Harris Turkish Baths Russ Rubin & Rubin Market ST Bell Phone Caroline Lynch South Front Street Dorcas West Colorado Springs Madison Wis Ruth Johnson Miss Lynch Miss West Market Square Presbyterian Church Bellaire Carlisle Island Park United Sates General Hospital No. 31 War Camp Community Service Pearl Yahn Elizabeth Willinger South 13Th Street Herman P. Miller Cottage Ridge Wellesley College Cies P. Miller Robert Gault Goldsborough Front Forster Streegys Malborough-Blenheim Reservoir Park Elks’ Monument American Medical Association Harvey F. Smith J. B. McAlister David S. Funk Charles S. Rebuck Stouffer’s Restaurant N. Court St Regal Umbrella .Co Traveler’s Outfitters and Umbrellas R. D. Pratt Eyesight Specialist N. Third ST Schleisner’s Ohev Sholom Neidig Bros. Ltd Senate Hotel Fred B. Aldinger W. R. Mohney Eastern Pa Werrenrath Lonesome Murphy P. M. Oyler Music Store Adam Miss Sachs
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