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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

9

Social Demonstration for Housewives at Civic Club

Aimed at city housewives, a free practical Red Cross canning and drying vegetables and fruit demonstration will be led by Kathryn Brooke of this city and Lillian Elmore of Swarthmore at the Civic Club tomorrow and Wednesday at 2 PM. Brooke, a 2024 Drexel graduate, will present a new drying method for peas, beans, apples, and peaches to conserve scarce glass jars. It is open to all women, and there is hope to extend similar sessions to gentlemen’s houses for local produce from summer gardens.

Civic Club Kathryn Brooke Lillian Elmore Swarthmore Red Cross Brooke Drexel Institute Philadelphia

Church Wedding for This Couple in City Church

Elizabeth Loper, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Frank Loper, will wed Clifford H Zellers at Maclay Street Church of God in a formal ceremony tonight. Rev J C Forncrook will officiate. The bridal music includes Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches. The couple will reside at 2148 North Sixth Street after July 1 following a trip to New York and Washington. Loper has been a Bell Telephone long distance operator. Zellers works in Bell’s revenue accounting and studies at Wharton.

Elizabeth Loper C. Frank Loper North Third Street Clifford H. Zellers Maclay Street Church of God J. C. Forncrook Herman Sayford New York Washington Mrs. Zellers North Sixth Street Gove Uly 1 Miss Oper Bell Telephone Company Zellers University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Accounts and Finance

Hear Miss Mary Buttorff in Fine Song Recital

Miss Mary Buttorff to sing a piano accompanied program at Phillips studio 121 State Street on Wednesday evening June 20 at 8 30. The recital features arias old English songs French pieces German and American songs with violin obbligato and includes titles by Mozart Verlaine Bizet Moore and Dunbar among others.

Phillips Studio State Street Mary Buttorff Phillips Ambroise Thomas Shakespeare Thomas Morley Ben Johnson Thomas Moore A. L Charles II Paul Verlaine Regaa Arthur Symons H. T. Burleigh Robert Eden William L. Graves C. Whitney Coombs Paul L. Dunbar Franco Leoni Fred H. Martens Harriet Ware

Miss Kraybill's Pupils Heard in Summer Musicale

The program by Miss Ruth S Kraybill and her pupils features names such as Mary Ethel Cecil Thelma Thompson Jean Curll Jeannette Hart Mary Roland Katharine Baker Winifred Wieland Ruth Saussman Emmeline Alberts Peggy Smith Jamnita Bordner Mildred Hartman Dorothy Miller Beatrice Bogar Vivian Eves Beatrice McCallister Caroline Roth Mary Frances Rockefeller Merle Smith Olive Sweigert Donald Schroede Thomas Jones Kinneard McCleary and Harry Carson scheduled for Tuesday evening June 19 at John Boyd Hall Y W C A at o clock. Also reported is the POGELSONGER BARGER wedding and various social notes.

Vivian Eves Beatrice McCallister Caroline Roth Mary Frances Rockefeller Merle Smith Olive Sweigert Donald Schroede Thomas Jones Kinneard McCleary Harry Carson

Marriage Comes As A Surprise For Emerick And Fake

John E. Emerick of Le Moyne and Miss Anna V. Fake wed at the Second Reformed Church parsonage with Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler officiating. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York and will reside in Lemoyne at the bridegroom parents home. Emerick serves as a corporal in the Eighth Regiment and works at Bethlehem Steel in Steelton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fake of Enola and has a wide circle of friends.

Maude Stamm Thirteenth Reese Streets Eleanor Edmonds John Edmonds Germantown H. Stanley Ketcham Howard Ketcham Stewart P. Keeling St. Peter’s Episcopal Church John E. Emerick LeMoyne Anna V. Fake Second Reformed Church Harry Nelson Bassler Place Atlantic City Philadelphia New York John Emerick Eighth Regiment Bethlehem Steel Company Steelton Dwight Emerick Jacob Fake Enola

Tech High Students in Commencement Dance

Tech High plans a commencement dance at Summerdale on Wednesday June 27 inviting all students, friends, and alumni. Seniors organizers Frank Gippie and Raleigh Evans. Juniors reps Rees Lloyd and T Willis Patterson. Special cars depart the Square at 8 15 and 8 30. Delone and Branyan’s xylophone orchestra to play as alumni return from college.

Tech

Adams Kiry Marriage Saturday in New York

Adams and Kirby unite in marriage at the Little Church Around the Corner New York City with Rev Houghton officiating Miss Martha W Kirby daughter of General D T Kirby United States Army retired and William L Adams former Pennsylvania legislator soldier and author as groom and bridegroom attendants Mrs Della J Wyman and J Everett Chamberlain After a short honeymoon they will reside in New York City The bridegroom is an ex representative from Pennsylvania First Assembly district Dorothy Stevens of New York City visited Miss Caroline Patterson at 1425 North Front Street before heading to Easton to demonstrate Story Hour methods for the American Book Company

Margaret Kephart Jennie Buffington Kelly Street Isaac Peightal Greencastle Luther East Bessie East Penn Street Swan's Island Maine Irma Landis Suebelle Landis Brooklyn West End Mary Thurston Harold Edward Thurston Philadelphia Andrew K. Morris Green Street L. G. Varney D. F. Quickel Lizzie Ginter State Street York Goldsboro J. W. Witmer Harrisburg Los Angeles Perdix Irene C. Rhoads Balla E. C. Carney Williston North Dakota William Schell Paxtang Carney Ivy Ruth Friedman Irvin B. Rubin Peffer Street Samuel Friedman Edward R. Spensler Spensler Lola Heist Blue Ridge Summit Albert H. Stackpole Battery A Twelfth United States Field Dives Pomeroy Stewart Chicago Modern Woodmen of America Dora Wickersham Coe Helen Goodwin Hammond Rollin H. Wilbur St. David Robert A. Lamberton Harrisburg Hospital New York City Pennsylvania Patterson Dorothy Stevens Caroline Patterson North Front Street Easton American Book Company

Mrs Munce Hosts Red Cross Party at Suburban Home

Mrs T Edward Munce hosted a Saturday Red Cross gathering at 1034 South Highteenth Street. Guests worked on Red Cross supplies and mingled with chickens, with a buffet dinner lit by yellow roses and crystal candelabra. Attendees included Cora Snowden Mabel Miller Katharine Spofford Chadwick Cameron Mary E Butterworth Cecelia Hinkley Sara Eppley Mabel Shelly Jean Rauch Sara Weitzel Mary Burkholder Lucy Munce.

T. Edward Munce South Highteenth Street Red Cross Cora Snowden Mabel Miller Katharine Spofford Chadwick Cameron Washington, Pa Mary E. Butterworth Cecelia Hinkley Sara Eppley Mabel Shelly Jean Rauch Sara Weitzel Mary Burkholder Lucy Munce

New white reignskin high boot at Walk-Over Shop

The Walk-Over Boot Shop showcases a white reignskin high boot with seamless foxing, a high French heel, and an aluminum plate inset to preserve heel shape, priced at seven dollars. Also featured is a blue sun parlor decor by Blake Shop with silk draperies and wicker furniture, plus gift book selections at D. W. Cotterel Book Store and quality coffee testing at Grand Union Tea Company.

Market Street Blake North Second Street Grand Union Tea Company

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