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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

11

Wedding Trip to Canada for Miss Anna Mumma and Paul Doutrich

Miss Anna R Mumma and Paul B Doutrich wed at East Lawn Highspire with only immediate relatives present. Rev George N Lauffer officiated, Alma Hocker played the wedding marches, reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Mumma and Mr and Mrs Paul Doutrich with pink decor. After a honeymoon to Buffalo Montreal and Lake Champlain the couple will reside at East Lawn Highspire. Doutrich is a junior member of Doutrich Co.

Anna R. Mumma Paul B. Deutrich East Lawn Edward Mumma Highspire George N. Lauffer Steelton Alma Hocker Mary Elizabeth Doutrich Reer Jean Gled I Paul B.doutrich Mumma Paul Doutrich Leonard J. Wells Doutrich & Co Buffalo Montreal Lake Champlain Doutrich

Missionary Society War Luncheon At Market Street Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society held a social meeting at Mrs. William M. Denison's home in Camp Hill on Tuesday with a war luncheon served at 1 o'clock to members and guests including Mrs. Scattergood, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Landon, Mrs. Pam, Mrs. Fischler, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Capell, Miss Jamison, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Jerauld, Mrs. Hurst, Miss Gebhardt, Miss Hill, Mrs. Stroud, Mrs. Lyme, Mrs. Pipes, Mrs. Denison, Mrs. Mace, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Cunkle, Mrs. Daniel, Esther Landon, Marion Denison, Harriet Jones, Robert Whitropa, Louise Denison and Billy Denson. DR Vastine Returns After Five Months Across the Middle West. He studied at the Macon Osteopathic Sanatorium and worked on the staff with Dr. Hildearth. Mrs. Charles C. Dubbs and Miss Kathryn Dubbs travel to York to visit Mrs. Edward Dromgold for her musical.

Woman's Missionary Society For Market Street Jamison Cora Frank C. E. Whitman Arthur Jerauld Joseph Hurst, Sr Caroline Gebhardt Miss Hill Lewis Stroud Lyme Williams. Pipes Denison Mace J. E. Jackson W. S. Cunkle B. M. Daniel Esther Landon

Highly Honored in Williamsport

Harrisburg readers learn of Lois K Booker founder of the Harrisburg Story Tellers League. A war benefit event at Central Presbyterian Church featured her and stressed storytelling for Americanization and aid to returning wounded soldiers. The Williamsport League plans year programs for institutions and discusses book purchases and delegates for an October conference in Brooklyn New York.

Booker Williamsport Story Tellers League of Alice Hughes Hughes Miss Booker League Berg Esenwein Marietta Stockard Dale Carnagen Brooklyn New York

Miss Sultzaberger to graduate in music at recital

Miss Laura Appell’s students will present a recital in Fahnestock Hall next Monday evening. The event features the graduation of Miss Marietta Sultzaberger of Mechanicsburg, noted for a warm style and engaging personality. Mrs Holsberg and sons travel to Atlantic City for a lengthy stay. Mr and Mrs M Lee Goldsmith marked their wedding anniversary at home.

Fahnestock Hall Laura Appell Marietta Sultzaberger Mechanicsburg Sultzaberger Harrisburg H. E. Holsberg William and Robert Holsberg North Nineteenth Street Atlantic City M. Lee Goldsmith Woodbine Street

Central High school secret societies elect members

Three societies at Central High choose seniors for D. S'ers C. A. O. and U. S. S. officers and new members. Featured are 1918 officers Fannie Ness Frances House Mary Blough Helen Hargest Hoffman Elizabeth Watts Mildred Sheesley plus lists of new electees and initiates. A separate note mentions Principal Dibble receiving a gift and a hike planned for U. S. S. girls.

Central High School D. S'ers Fannie Ness Frances House Mary Blough Helen Hargest Hoffman Elizabeth Watts Mildred Sheesley U. S. Society Pauline East Margaret Hogentagler Bernice Bensel Lucy Munce Fay Moyer Marjorie Rose Mildred Moyer Catherine Martin Artrude Kenney Elizabeth Albert Katharine Klinedinst Clara Zimmerman Helen Shoop Lorna Brandt U. S Louise Furman Ruth Langdon Mildred Donmoyer Sarah Caton Betty Brown Marguerite Ambrose Violet Hollinger Mary Lewis Christian Long Ruth Macauley Ferne Stanford Merle Smith Esther Jean Zantan Warner Margaret Graeff Dorothy Corning Gladys Sloop C. A. O. Society of '18 Grace Robinson Ethel Forney Emma Keeney Nancy McCullough Kathryn Cleckner Helen Leavy Kathryn Roeder Katherine Brackenridge Elizabeth Lady Eleanor Jones Lillian Jane Speakman Gertrude McDevitt Helen Kochenderfer Eleanor Eby Virginia Downes Frances Grove Charlotte Grove Margaret Good Elizabeth Lloyd Dorothy Devout Charlotte Ferguson Virginia Forrer Mildred de- Shong Elizabeth Howard Grace Peake Hazel Collier Harriet Swartz Elizabeth Balmer Anna Makibbin Mary McDevitt Sarah Hess Esther Hollingsworth Society of ‘18 Helen E. Hoffman Margaret Smith Kathryn Carl Mary Ammon Dorothy Arnold Esther Famous Mildred Graeff Cora Grove Anna, Hammelbaugh Josephine Klopp Caroline McClean Sarah Swartz Grace Saul Dibble William McBride H. G. Dibble New York

Summerdale Park Dances Schedule Advised

Summerdale Park hosts dances on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with 8 piece orchestra. Admission is 60 cents.

Summerdale Park J Lowhey

Birthday Party for Mary Schubauer Celebrated

Mr and Mrs W J Schubauer hosted a birthday party for their daughter Mary with games, music and dancing. Guests included Sara Rathstone Jane Kell berg Anna Hepschmidt Catharine Hepschmidt Violet Enders Carrie Neustadle Emma Stallman Helen Stallman Thelma Klaiss Fanny Mc Clane Edna Otto Elsie Fredrickson Helen Fredrickson Bertha Schubauer Mrs Rhoads Violet Rhoads Rachel Schubauer Helen Nye Carrie Schubauer Selma Schubauer William Schubauer Charles Waltze Ed Conrad Raymond Rhoads Frederick Schubauer William Kohlhaas William Stalman Herman Giesman Harvey Eslinger Clarence Weaver Paul Rittstoke Harmon Thomas David Thomas and Mr and Mrs Kline.

W. J. Schubauer Mary Schubauer Sara Rathstone Jane Kellberg Anna Hepschmidt Catharine Hepschmidt Violet Enders Carrie Neustadle Emma Stallman Helen Stallman Thelma Klaiss Fanny McClane Edna Otto Elsie Fredrickson Helen Fredrickson Bertha Schubauer Mrs. Rhoads Violet Rhoads Rachel Schubauer Helen Nye Carrie Schubauer Selma Schubauer William Schubauer Charles Waltze Ed. Conrad Raymond Rhoads Frederick Schubauer William Kohlhaas William Stalman Herman Giesman Harvey

Choral Union Reception in Reservoir Park Tonight

Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Choral Union hosts annual reception this evening in Reservoir Park pavilion with a strong music program. Officers include President J Frank Palmer Vice President Horace G Swartz Secretary Anna E McKelvey Treasurer Ida M Sowers and press correspondent Bernice Paxton. Music committee members list Mae Hoover Elda Pannebaker Grace Long Grace McKelvey Catherine Germer Christine Miller Carrie Knabe Ruth Martin Mrs E S Shilling Louis Markley Frank Warren Robert Heighes R A Boehringer Boyd Krouse.

Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Choral Union Reservoir Park J. Frank Palmer Horace G. Swartz Anna E. McKelvey Ida M. Sowers Bernice Paxton Mae Hoover Elda Pannebaker Grace Long Grace McKelvey Catherine Germer Christine Miller Carrie Knabe Ruth Martin E. 8. Shilling Louis Markley Frank Warren Robert Heighes R. A. Boehringer Boyd Krouse

Missionary Meeting Under Bower of Roses at Camp Hill

The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its season end gathering at Mrs. Charles H. Linde’s home in Camp Hill. After 5 to 7 pm luncheon, about thirty members shared community singing and short talks on their work. The program reviewed work among Italians locally and abroad, concluding the society’s monthly study. Decorations featured Italy’s red white and green with American colors under a rose trellis. Miss Helerm Dunlap of Smith College visits from Rodcarmel apartments.

Bower of Roses Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Charles H. Linde Bowman Avenue Camp Hill Italy America E. 8. Butler

Theater Party Honors Miss Risk of Reading

Miss Esther Matchett hosted a theater party last evening at her home on North Fourth street in honor of Miss Ruth Risk of Reading who is her guest for several days. A supper at Rose's followed for Ruth Risk, Esther Matchett, Katherine Matchett, John Douglass, Reide Romig and Walter Smith.

Miss Risk Reading Esther Matchett North Fourth Street Ruth Risk Rose's Katherine Matchett John Douglass Reide Romig Walter Smith

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Canada Victor Chas. Hart Victor Record CM. Sisler Vic Treao Missionary Society Vastine Harry M. Vastine Locust Street Middle West Macon Osteopathic Sanatorium Macon Arthur G. Hildreth Charles C. Dubbs Kathryn Dubbs York Edward Dromgold Gohl, Rinkenbach & Rouse Fourth St Lois Booker Steckley Holl Frances Hause Miss Fannie Ness Elizabeth Watts, Helen H. Hoffman Central High Samuel F. Dunkle William Martz Edith Feight New Cumberland David Smouse City Emmett Gherst Hummelstown Dodge Wilkes-Barre Brinton Charles Shaar Edson J. Hockenbury Bellevue Park Wildwood Crest Hockenbury Lebanon Valley College Sayford Streets Sourbier J. Harry Steele South Thirteenth Street Pittsburgh E. G. Herbert South Eighteenth Street France Paul Herbert Herbert Choral Union Helerm Dunlap Smith College Edwin F. Dunlap Rodcarmel Apartments H. C. Schimmelfeng Fifth Peffer Streets Graeffensburg Rubin& Rubin Market St Hub Bell VADOR Goldsmith's North Market Square COATS CAPES
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