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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

15

Miss Dunlap Graduates From Smith College L B Degree

Miss Helen Dunlap daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Dunlap of the Rodearmel Apartments received the L B degree at Smith College commencement exercises. She has been a member of Colloquium and served as a student teacher at Peoples Institute of Northampton.

Miss Dunlap Helen Dunlap E. F. Dunlap Rodearmel Smith College Colloquium Peoples Institute of Northampton

Twilight Bridal In The Church

The Christ Lutheran Church hosted the twilight wedding of Miss Mary Katharine Mumma and No man Cheston Jones with a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Miss Rose Barbara Mumma, best man Frank E. Jones, and a post ceremony supper at the bride’s home. The couple plan a honeymoon trip to Blue Ridge Summit after a Navy release for Jones.

Christ Lutheran Church Thirteenth and Thompson Streets Mary Katharine Mumma Cheston Jones Thim Reisch Paul Lynerd Hanover Rose Barbara Mumma Milan Frank E. Jones Philadelphia Derry Street Rutherford Blue Ridge Summit Miss Mumma John Martin Mumma Harrisburg High School Jones J. Woolston Jones Navy War Auditor's Office U S. Treasury Washington, D. C

June wedding at St. Marys Middletown joins Kathryn Holland and Louis Borges

Miss Kathryn B. Holland of Royalton and Louis J. Borges of Elmira California will marry at 9 am in St. Marys Church Middletown. Rev Walher Jules Fein will officiate with Miss Margaret Nagel and Paul C. Ackers providing music. After a wedding breakfast at Hollandale the couple will reside in Royalton after July 15.

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Middletown Kathryn B. Holland Royalton Louis J. Borges Elmira Calif Walher Jules Fein Margaret Nagel Paul C. Ackers Altoona William M. Holland California Kathleen Grimes Carolyn Elizabeth Holland Helen Kelsch Washington, D. C Winifred Seip Kenneth Heilman York William D. McDonnaugh P. J. Dorr Ang James A. Sweeney Hollandale Mrs. Borges Revenue Accounting Department Bell Telephone Company Borges Jeremiah Borges Quartermaster's Department Aviation

Tea With Miss Steele in the Civic Club Today

Miss Annette Thomas Steele of Mechanicsburg hosted an elegant summer tea at the Civic Club on North Front Street. Mrs. J Irvin Steele chaired the floral tea table for a gathering that included guests from Philadelphia Cleveland Fall River New York and more.

Annette Thomas Steele Mechanicsburg Civic Club North Front Street J. Irvin Steele Elizabeth Hurlock Edith Ronditello Philadelphia Dorothy Hurlock Anna Paul New York Winifred Lewis Cleveland Ohio Constance Varney Fall River Mass Elizabeth Brandt Elizabeth Long North Second Street Milton Howard Greenawalt Malcolm W. Long Annies. Long Pauline Long Miss Long Boston Castine Maine

Betrothal announced at Hess luncheon in Steelton

Mrs. John Hess announces the betrothal of her daughter Linnie V. Hess to Earl Bowman Smith of New Cumberland. A luncheon at the Hess home featured pink roses and honeysuckle as decorations, with reed baskets and butterflies. Smith, an accountant on Capitol Hill, is an alumnus of Shippensburg Normal, the University of Pennsylvania. Guests included Mrs. J. Sidney Sible, Mrs. Ethel Budman Wallower, Mrs. Roy Snyder, and several Hess relatives.

John Hess Steelton Linnie V. Hess Earl Bowman Smith New Cumberland Hess Steelton High School Smith Capitol Hill Isvan Shippensburg Normal School University of Pennsylvania J. Sidney Sible Ethel Budman Wallower Roy Snyder Irene Downs Blake Brubaker Williamsport Florence Polk Millersburg Eva Stoner Bertha Hess Agnes Hess Hazel Johnson Ada Hill Ellen McGinnis

City Merchants Donate Prizes at Camp Hill Carnival

The Camp Hill Civic Club community day carnival proved financially successful and well supported by merchants. Chairman Mrs Howard W Goodman and directors thank donors including C Ross Boas E G Hoover George W Bogar John A Rose and Weaver's confectionery. Bow man Co supplied flags and Charles M Stieff provided piano and victrola. Howard Wireman aided transport of articles to the grounds. The event ended with a post sale dance at the Zacharias home.

Camp Hill Carnival Howard W. Goodman James c. Armstrong P. Edgar Hess W. F. Kendall George W. Kehr Carl K. Deen Harrisburg C. Ross Boas E. G. Hoover George W. Bogar John A. Rose Weaver

Local Men Attend Big Class Reunion at U. of P.

David E. Tracy attended the joint reunion of University of Pennsylvania classes of 85 and 86 at the Athletic Grounds near Overbrook. Former star athletes played in games with Tracy distinguishing himself in a baseball contest. Saturday's alumni parade included State Librarian Thomas Lynch Montgomery and Allan Donaldson, leading their classes to the University Athletic Field for the Cornell and Pennsylvanian baseball game.

David E. Tracy University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Electric Company Overbrook Tracy Thomas Lynch Montgomery Allan Donaldson University Athletic Field Cornell Pennnsylvania

West Shore Wedding Solemnized Saturday

A pretty wedding was solemnized Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bordner of West Fairview Ella Bordner married Carl J McCann of Marysville The Rev Charles Ashton Lantz officiated The bride and groom are well known in their communities and the Pennsylvania Railroad employee groom is from Marysville.

Elmer Bordner West Fairview Ella Bordner Carl J. McCann Marysville Charles Ashton Lantz St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Pennsylvania Railroad Co

Children’s Porch Bazar Raises Funds for Good Causes

A porch bazar at Miss Elizabeth Earley’s home in Woodbine and Penn streets raised eleven dollars for the Ladies' Free Milk Fund and Polly Evans Sanitarium. The Merry Cheer-up Club of eight girls aged up to 14 organized the sale and thanked contributors for food donations.

Elizabeth Earley Woodbine Penn Streets Polly Evans Merry Sara Jane Tunis Reba Guisking Esther Swingley Mazie Davis Eleanor Nesanger Dorothy Spensler Sara Engle

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