Albert Yungel Hosts Card Party and Music Night
A Harrisburg stag party at Albert Yungel’s home featured card winnings by King Cahill and Wilbur Simmons. Guests enjoyed piano solos by Yungel and vocal numbers, with supper served to a long list of attendees including Hess Kline and multiple Yungel family members. Attendees later shared travel to Gettysburg and extended visits in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The evening also included notices of local residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending dances and college events.
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Market
King Cahill
Wilbur Simmons
Albert Yungel
Charles Bowers
Robert Cummings
Oliver Cummings
Jack Wills
Joe Minnaugh
J. Edward Hartwick
Albert G. Hartwick
John R. Taylor
Hess Kline
William F. Hoy
Karl E. Yungel
Rockville
Summerdale Park Concerts Schedule Update
Two orchestras perform Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Summerdale Park, with band and orchestra concerts on Saturday evenings.
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Summerdale Park
Talented Singer Engaged to Dr Clifford Crispell of New York
Announcement of Miss Georgia Snyder daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Snyder to Dr Clifford Crispell of New York City. Singers in Harrisburg and New York, she is a Central High School alumna. Crispell is an assistant surgeon at St Francis Hospital Poughkeepsie after studies at New York Eclectic Medical College and Syracuse University. Wedding planned midsummer at Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Poughkeepsie.
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J. W. Snyder
Georgia Snyder
Clifford Crispell
New York City
Snyder
Harrisburg
New York
Miss Snyder
Central High School
Crispell
Frank Burr Crispell
Beacon
N. Y
New York Eclectic Medical College
Syracuse University
St. Francis’ Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
Buser Wager Wedding Quiet Morning in Crescent Street
Margaret M Wager daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Wager and G C Buser were quietly married at 10 30 this morning at the home of Rev George S Rentz Crescent street assistant pastor of Market Square Presbyterian Church The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit with matching hat and corsage of tiny roses The groom a coal and lumber businessman and Central high school class of 1895 graduate The couple left for an eastern wedding trip and will reside in the city on return.
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Margaret M. Wager
John M. Wager
Crescent Street
G. C. Bertram Buser
George S. Rentz
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Bused
Central High School
Harrisburg Choral Union Meets in Reservoir Park
Harrisburg Choral Union gathers at Reservoir Park with 125 attendees from 41 Christian Endeavor Societies. Officers elected include J Frank Palmer president and Anna McKelvey secretary. treasurer Mary Dehart reports past year.
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J. I. Brehm
Anna McKelvey
Mary Dehart
J. Frank Palmer
Forrest Schwartz
Ida M. Sowers
Taoirest Schwartz
A. E. McCarroll
E. E. Curtis
Prof. Brehm
County Union
John McCullough
H. W. Heitel
Kitchen Orchestra
Prof. Henderson
Helen McKelvey
Harholl
Grace Long
Myrtle Sowers
C. Hoak
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G. Lightner
Mildred Burkholder
Lewis Markley
Carlton Donmeyer
John Hader
Robert Herkes
Charles Hoak
Saxapone
Markward Myers
Choral Union
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Administration Bows to Navy Push in Washington
President Wilson met with Secretary Daniels and Senators Tillman and Swanson to force changes to the house navy bill. The plan adds two dreadnoughts, increases bluejacket strength from 54,000 to 74,700 and to 87,000 on president's call, and creates several new rear admirals and captains to be decided at a White House conference.
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Temporary Insanity to Be Wronged Girl's Defense
In Philadelphia on June 21 18 year old Ida Riehl faced trial for killing her sweetheart Hauptfuhrer on May 22. Defense attorney John R K Scott presented a temporary insanity plea based on the girl's emotionally charged statement to police and magistrate. The Commonwealth rested after minimal cross examination.
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John R. K. Scott
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Yale Commencement Grants 764 Degrees Including Honors
The Yale University commencement awarded 751 degrees in course and 13 honorary degrees. Honorary recipients included Simeon E. Baldwin former Connecticut governor and Tate School faculty member Yi Kyuan Wellington Koo Chinese minister plenipotentiary in Washington John Singer Sargent painter and Elmer Bragg Adams US Circuit Court judge.
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New Haven
Drexel Wife Granted $50,000 Yearly Allowance
London report states Mrs Ritta Armstrong Drexel wife of Anthony J Drexel secured a Chancery Court judgment against him for a yearly $50,000 allowance Neville presiding. The case highlights the financial settlement amid their marriage.
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Colleevemere
London
Ritta Armstrong Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Wae Neville
Chancery Court
Fisher Lehman nuptials today in quiet city ceremony
Miss Harriet Rebekah Lehman daughter of Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Lehman and Emory Armstrong Fisher son of the late E A and Mrs Susan R Fisher were married this morning at the bride's home 913 Green Street by Rev C E Boughter of First United Brethren Church. The couple will travel to New York Boston and Portland Maine then reside in Stoverdale for the summer before settling in Harrisburg after September 1. Mrs Fisher a longtime bookkeeper at Harrisburg Baking Co and Mr Fisher an attache in the Pennsylvania Railroad superintendent's office.
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Alonzo G. Lehman
Emory Armstrong Fisher
E. A
Susan R. Fisher
Green Street
C. E. Boughter
First United Brethren Church
Luelle Lehman
Lewis R. Fisher
New York
Boston
Portland
Maine
Harrisburg Baking Company
Fisher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Darlington Hosts Miss Stair at York Luncheon
Miss Eleanor Darlington entertained at luncheon today in honor of Miss Virginia Stair of York. Eight place settings featured red roses. Guests included Virginia Stair, Mary Myers, Louise Carney, Catherine Etter, Mary Mitchell, Anna Gay Bradley, Eleanor Neale Clark, and Eleanor Darlington. Also noted: J W Craver returned home from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs J Frank Wealand moved to Allison Hill Trust apartments. Miss Eleanor Rutherford visiting Williams Grove. Miss Margaret Oyster headed to Marquette Michigan for summer. Mrs Charles Spotts recovering from a finger injury.
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Eleanor Darlington
North Front Street
Virginia Stair
York
Mary Myers
Louise Carney
Catherine Etter
Mary Mitchell
Anna Gay Bradley
Eleanor Neale Clark
J. W. Craver
Parker Street
Philadelphia
J. Frank Wealand
Thompson Street
Allison Hill Trust Company
Thirteenth
Market ‘Streets
Eleanor Rutherford
North Second Street
Williams Grove
Margaret L. Oyster
Riverside
Marquette
Mich
Charles A. Spotts
North Fourth Street
Sixteen Americans Leave Constantinople for New York
Sixteen Americans who left Constantinople due to food shortages and hostility toward English speakers arrived in New York aboard the Danish steamship Oscar II. Among them were Prof Henry B. Dewing Charles L. Lewis and George H. Huntington of Robert College. The voyage included a stop at Kirkwall where mail sacks were redistributed to Danish officials and warships.
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Constantinople
Henry B. Dewing
Charles L. Lewis
George H. Huntington
Robert College
Turkey
Kirkwall
Washington
West Indies
June hop plans at Summerdale entertain public
The C A O completes June hop plans with a dance at Summerdale tonight. A special car departs the Square at 7 45 to carry dancers to the park where the Sara Lerner orchestra will provide music starting 8 30. Patronesses include Mrs L M Helman, Mrs Frederick Morganthaler, Mrs David H Witmer and Mrs Charles Landis.
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Summerdale
Sara Lerner
L. M. Helman
Frederick Morganthaler
David H. Witmer
Charles Landis
Katherine Peters
Mary Witmer
Miriam Landis
Lenore Graber
Miriam Brutseh
Rachel Kline
Mary Hutman
Helena Keet
Emily Vanderloo
Sabra Clark
Agnes Hess
Mary Jane
Gertrude Edwards
Katherine Kelley
Margaret Stambaugh
Marian Martz
Dorothy Helman
Jane Kinzer
Helen Wallis
Elizabeth Dill
Margaret Landis
Jane Hickman
Mildred Astrich
Emmeline Stevens
Marie Yount
Caroline Hahn
Sara Morgan
Jane Whiteman
Edna Dowdell
Rachael Darby
Katherine Darby
Joseph Lenhardt
Stewart Snoddy
Joseph Snyder
Edward McManamy
James Handshaw
Marvin Seely
Lovitt Smith
John Hall
Claude Lurch
C. A. Delone
Claude Stroup
Leo Delone
George Baker
Charles Kauffman
Paul Clouser
Clarence Cooper
Hill Roberts
Frederick Luter
George Widder
Homer Engle
Harry Leonard
Edgar McNeal
James Fitzpatrick
Francis Hickman
Samuel Nissley
Edgar Barnes
Richard Heagy
Charles Williams
William Miller
Frank Graham
Harold Astrich
Joe Kiernan
Jack Stiteler
Walter Smeltzer
Theodore Weakley
Edward Roth
Clarence Wolf
Williard English
Kenneth Rhoads
Charles Pease
Carroll
Denny
Missionary Society Debates Immigration Policy At June Meeting
The Young Women's Missionary Society of Market Square Presbyterian Church held a debate on immigration from Europe and its moral impact with Miss Anna Margaret Miller affirming and Mrs. John DeGray denying. The negative won unanimously on argument quality, and Miss Wilson will represent the group at the Northfield conference. Mrs. Miller hosted gifts from the guard of the Maccabees for her birthday party later that evening.
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Young Women's Missionary Society
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Europe
Anna Margaret Miller
John DeGray
Miss Snyder
Miss Orth
Miss Allison
Lew Russell Palmer
Martha Fleming
Miss Hodge
Margaret Wilson
Miller
C. W. Miller
Hamilton Street
Guard of the Maccabees
Grace Stauffer
Minnie Warfel
Emma Miller
Jennie Grow
Jennie Stayer
Gertrude Seidle
Mildred Hoffman
Reynolds
Cleo Miller
Brian Seidle
Robert Andersen
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