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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

7

Williams seniors prize speeches at Grace Hall

Six Williams seniors spoke in the Graves prize contest at Grace Hall. John Douglas Royal of Harrisburg discussed Respect for Law. Daniel Schenck Keller of Lancaster spoke on The Purpose of a College Education. Mrs Rumler improving after illness in New City. visited sister Margaret Rumler at 1741 Susquehanna Street.

Pennsylvania Williamstown Mass Williams Grace Hall John Douglas Royal Harrissburg Daniel Schenck | Keller Lancaster

School of Music Graduation at Fahnestock Hall

Mrs. M. Pfuhl Froelich's School of Music holds its annual commencement tomorrow at 8 o'clock in Fahnestock hall. Graduates are Mildred Baker Lillian Kamsky and Clara Myers. Rev. J. Bradley Markward will give an address and present diplomas. The program includes Mendelssohn Liszt Schubert Rubinstein Chopin pieces performed by the graduates.

M. Pfuhl Froelich School of Music Fahnestock Hall Mildred Baker Lillian Kamsky Clara Myers J. Bradley Markward Bethlehem Lutheran Church Mendelssohn Liszt Gnomenreigen Schubert Liszt Rubinstein J. B. Markward Chopin

Dance at Country Club for Visitors in Town

Miss Barney of Nuttley New Jersey and Miss Williams of Greenwich Connecticut visited Miss Katharine Hart and were guests of honor at an informal Country Club of Harrisburg dance hosted by Miss Elle Larue Hart. The guest list includes Mary Spensler Sara Denehey Katherine Gorgas Sarah McCulloch Elizabeth Hurlock Constance Ferriday Sara Cooper Maude Stamm Vivian Mercer Isabel Schreiner Marjorie Mercer Katherine Stamm Elizabeth Mercer Katherine Middleton Sarah Eldon Noel Westervelt David Shotwell Craig Ritchie Smith William Middleton Arthur Kunkel Curzon Fager Spencer Ross William Bud Hart Minster Kunkel Robert A Bell Richard Robinson Alexander Gest Motter Fletcher Lane Hart 8th Willard Oenslager Russell Hoke Meade Detweiler Jr Henry W Abbott Nelson Downes Richard Hart John Magee David Fleming 3rd.

Barney Nuttley N. J Williams Greenwich Isabel Shreiner Marjorie Mercer Katherine Stamm Elizabeth Mercer Katherine Middleton Sarah Eldon Roaring Springs Noel Westervelt Englewood David Shotwell Craig Ritchie Smith William Middleton Arthur Kunkel Curzon Fager Spencer Ross William Bud Hart Minster Kunkel Robert A. Bell Richard Robinson Alexander Gest, Jr Motter Fletcher Lane S. Hart William Hurlock George P. Shotwell Franklin Etter Willard Oenslager Russell Hoke Meade Detweiler, Jr Henry W. Abbott Nelson Downes Richard Hart John Magee David Fleming

Paxton Valley Club Plans Lawn Fete

Paxton Valley Club organizes a lawn fete on Thursday evening July 2 at Paxtang avenue and Derry streets beside H. L. Holmes residence. Members handle booths and amusements as hundreds buy tickets. Committee includes Mrs Bailey Mrs Bealer Messrs Birchall Martin and Witter. Officers: Ralph I Deihl president W Ross Bealer vice president Mrs R M Goho secretary treasurer.

Paxton Valley Club Paxtang Avenue Derry Streets H. L. Holmes Bailey Bealer

Birthday Festivities for Sixteen at Miss Fisher’s Garden Party

Two girls Miss Margaret Fisher and Miss Elizabeth Leakway celebrated sixteenth birthdays with a garden party at 711 North Second Street. Bunting and lanterns adorned the lawn as cards music and dancing entertained guests including Miss Annne Allen Ferguson Rinkenbach High Leakway Fisher Humble Baker Booker Fager and Hall. Mervin A. Ulyers returned home after graduating from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and will move to Lancaster to take a prescription pharmacist position at John Henry Miller drug store.

Margaret Fisher Elizabeth Leakway Miss Fisher North Second Street Mary Annne Allen Helen Ferguson Florence Rinkenbach Getha High Miss Leakway George Humble Elwood Baker Hudson Booker Charles Fager Arthur Hall Mervin A. Ulyers Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Ulyers Lancaster John Henry Miller

Spend Pleasant Time at Cold Spring Cottage

Paxtang ladies join a Williams Mills outing to Cold Spring cottage with walks, cards, meals, and social time. The note lists attendees and contemporaries visiting Crescents, Aqueduct house parties, and other summer travel across Lancaster and surrounding towns. It mentions Dr Harvey F. Smith joining the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City.

Cold Spring Cottage Paxtang Williams’ Mills Caroline Smallwood June Rutherford George Shaeffer Charles H. Woehle Frederick Squires Keith Rutherford Kirby Lawson Donald I. Rutherford Harry F. Eyster Howard Birchall Howard A. Rutherford Mary Jennings North Front Atlan Francis Jordan Jare New York City Mary K. Boas William Street Maud Latta Nevin Chunk Harvey F. Smith Europe Street American Medical Association Atlantic City G. A. Zimmerman N. J

Invited to Meet the Bride Elect Anne George

Marguerites and lilies adorned the George residence at 203 Kelker Street this afternoon for a card party given by Miss Gertrude George in honor of her sister Miss Anne George whose engagement to Harry Geisking was recently announced. Guests included Elizabeth Doheney Helen Rinkenbach Mrs. John Geisking Mrs. Robert W. Troup Sara Keil and others.

George Kelker Street Gertrude George Anne George Harry Geisking Elizabeth Doheney Helen , Rinkenbach John Geisking Robert W. Troup Sara Keil Edmund M

Mr and Mrs Phillips Celebrate Golden Anniversary

The golden wedding of George E. Phillips and his wife was held last evening at Chestnut Street Hall with a large reception. Guests and ushers included Mrs. Harold Carter, Mrs. Frank N. Robinson, Dr. Charles Champion, Dr. Stephen Lewis, and twenty prominent Masons with their wives. Mrs. Phillips, a longtime Masonic temple banquet organizer, wore white net and shadow lace with pale blue satin accents.

George E. Phillips Briggs Street Chestnut Street Hall Harold Carter Frank N. Robinson Margaret Middleton Lorenzo Taylor Lucy Howell James Howard Charles Champion Stephen Lewis Harold J. Carter Charles Luckett Leslie Marshall Phillips Masonic Temple

Surprise Wedding Anniversary for Delmottes

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Delmotte held a surprise party for their thirteenth wedding anniversary at 2214 North Second street. Roses and snapdragons decorated the home. guests included Mr. and Mrs. George F. Durham and many other couples amid cards, music, dancing, and a buffet supper.

Harry D. Delmotte North Second Street George F. Durham Redsecker Browser Dare Charles L. Schmidt Charles Bartnett

Births Announced for Johnson and Gendall Daughters

Mr and Mrs Addison E Johnson of 1420 Naudain Street announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Johnson on Sunday June 21 1914 Mrs Paul Gendall of 1612 Forster Street announces the birth of a daughter Ruth Anna Gendall on Tuesday June 23 1914 Mrs Gendall was formerly Miss Ruth Holland of Fall River Massachusetts

Addison E. Johnson Naudain Street Kathryn Johnson Paul Gendall Forster Street Rutl Anna Gendall Gendall Ruth Holland Fal! River, Mass

Aged Odd Fellow John Gramm Dies at 88

John Gramm aged 88 former burgess of Marietta and longtime Odd Fellows member died at his daughter Mrs B Frank Snavely’s home after a long illness. He served as burgess from 1903 to 1906 and joined Donegal Odd Fellows fifty five years ago. Survived by daughter and son Samuel Gramm of Marietta. Body to be taken for services and burial by Hoover and Son.

John Gramm Marietta Odd Fellows B. Frank Snavely Calder Street Gramm Donegal Odd Fellows Lodge Samuel &. Gramm Hoover &Son

Harrisburg Tops Banana Eating in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg and Steelton residents consumed about 255000 bananas from May to October and 170000 in winter, per United Fruit Dispatch figures. The city is labeled a leading banana eater in Pennsylvania. Miss May Lemer sails tomorrow to France for a Normandy summer retreat aboard the Atlantic Transport Minnesota. Cora May Wilson and Alfred M D Holloway, both of Philadelphia, wed at Reformed Salem church parsonage officiated by Rev Ellis N Kremer.

theUnited Fruit Dispatch Harrisburg Steelton United Fruit Dispatch Pennsylvania Minnesota May Lemer South Front Street France Normandy

Entertains R F O M Club at Mrs Hess home

Mrs Mary Hess of 52 Muench street will entertain the girls of the R F O M Club of the Y W C A at her home tomorrow evening. Mrs Edgar Paul Johnston, visiting at the Bitner farm, will host an informal party next Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Rebecca Johnston.

Mary Hess Muench Street R. F. O. M. Club Edgar Paul Johnston Bitner Farm Rebecca Johnston

Going Going Buy Kelley’s Broken Egg Stove Coal Sale

A promotional notice urges buyers to order Kelley’s Broken Egg Stove and Nut coal before July 1 to secure 50 cent reduction per unit, promising next winter bin filling and the year's lowest coal prices. It emphasizes immediate action to cut coal bills and asserts no loss to the seller, only savings for the buyer.

Kelley

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