Virginia Shaar Hosts Asian Themed Dance at Camp Hill
Miss Virginia Shaar daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Shaar of Camp Hill hosted a refined evening party at their home. Colored Japanese lanterns parasols and summer flowers adorned the porch while dance favors included parasols and flags. An outdoor supper featured floral decorations and electric centerpieces with guests listed including Miss Dorothy Vickery Miss Virginia Rhein and others.
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Virginia Shaar
C. O. Shaar
Camp Hill
Dorothy Vickery
Virginia Rhein
Gene Moses
Betty Patterson
Marian Nell
Gretchen Deen
Louise Cook
Dorothy Bushnell
Margaret Asselyn
Minerva Buttorff
Morley Baker
John Wickersham
Edward Deen
Donald Brinser
James Patterson
Charles Alden
James Mulhouse
Hugh Harrison
John A. Fritchey
David Gilbert
Piano Recital This Evening at Y W C A Hall
Miss Agnes Hess presents a piano pupils recital at 8 o clock in John Y Boyd Hall. The program includes works by Behr McIntyre Wohlfahrt Beethoven Schumann Chopin and others performed by Ruth Ethel Given Evelyn Bowers Irene Thompson Sara Jane Tunis Donald Diller Beatrice Tuptanoski Beatrice Tuptanoski and more plus joint pieces by Sara Armstrong Mildred Brinton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hess
John Y. Boyd
Behr
Ruth
Ethel Given
McIntyre
Evelyn Bowers
Barbour
Frank Evans
Gurlitt
Alice St. Peter
Orth
Mother Masterson
Laughing Waters
Wohlfahrt
Ruth Silver
Irene Thompson
Biedermann
Ruth Given
Beethoven
Valse
Mendelasohn
Waltz
Chopin
Elizabeth St. Peter
Poupee Valiante
Poldini
Butterfly
Merkel
Sara Freya
Callirho
Air de Ballet
Chaminade
Evelyn Freeborn
Ocean Garden
Heartz
Beatrice Tuptanoski
Sara Armstrong
Mildred Brinton
Will of Mrs Sabina Ream Benefits Local Charities
Lancaster with a probate filing reveals Sabina Ream bequeaths large sums to local hospitals homes and churches and to Lutheran institutions across the state balancing philanthropy across the community amid her wealth.
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Sabina Ream
Lancaster
Sabina
Ream
Jones Honeymoon Trip After City Wedding
Mr and Mrs Norman Cheston Jones married last week in the city and are spending their honeymoon in the Blue Ridge Summit mountains. The bride was Katharine Mumma before the wedding at Christ Lutheran church officiated by Rev Thomas Reisch. They will reside in Washington DC where Mr Jones recently left the Navy and works with the war auditors office at the Treasury.
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Norman Cheston Jones
Blue Ridge Summit
Katharine Mumma
Christ Lutheran Church
Thomas Reisch
Washington, D. C
Jones
U. S. Navy
War Auditors’ Office
United States Treasury
Literary Club Opens Summer With Outdoor Meeting
The B. T. 8. Literary Club of Penbrook held the first outdoor gathering of the season in Reservoir Park. After a business session, the institution committee led activities and Miss Clara Garberich and Miss Ruth Hocker supervised a supper. Members listed include Ora Kline Clara Garberich Kathryn Heinly Gladys Hocker Estella Richards Mary Hoofnagle Ruth Hocker Forest Novinger Eugene Early William Snyder. Entertained for Miss Miller from Martinsburg Virginia, Miss Cecelia Kunkel hosted a theater party with guests Lydia Kunkel Winifred Meyers Alice Virginia Cooper Susanna Maguire Annette Bailey Alice Les cure Elizabeth Harrs. Mrs George W Reily and Mrs Henry M Gross with a small son opened cottages at Eaglesmere for summer. Mr and Mrs Emerson Wright returned to Buffalo after a week with West End relatives. Pearl Thompson Adelaide Thompson of Rochester are guests of Grant It Brown Penn street.
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Penbrook
Reservoir Park
Institution
Clara Garberich
Ruth Hocker
Ora Kline
Kathryn Heinly
Gladys Hocker
Estella Richards
Mary
Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Martinsburg
Cecelia Kunkel
Front
Liberty Streets
Lydia Kunkel
North Second Street
Winifred Meyers
Alice Virginia Cooper
Susanna Maguire
Annette Bailey
Alice Lescure
Elizabeth Harr
George W. Reily
Mary Emily Reily
Henry M. Gross
Eaglesmere
Emerson Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
West End
Pearl Thompson
Adelaide Thompson
Rochester
Grant It. Brown
Penn Street
David C. Billings
Pittsburgh
Andrew Melchair
Market Street
Edna Kay
Sara Mary Kay
Baltimore
Philip Aldinger
York
Jerome Koons
Boas Street
Forest E. Schwartz
Bethlehem
Perkasie
Philadelphia
Florence KE. Beck
Central High School
Elizabeth Sansom
Forster Street
Atlantic City
Julia Grove
Shepherdstown
W. V
Harry L. Hershey
Howard Watterson
James Henry Watterson
Scranton
Phyllis Green
Elma Green
Jamestown
Charles V. Cayce
Bucknell Names Dr. Emory W. Hunt New President
Bucknell University in Lewisburg announces the installation of Dr. Emory W. Hunt as president at the sixty ninth commencement. The event featured a formal introduction by Dr. George M. Phillips and greetings from Prof. Enoch Perrine and alumni representative Dr. Milton G. Evans. 148 degrees were awarded and three honorary degrees conferred.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Emory W. Hunt
George M. Phillips
West Chester
Hunt
Enoch Perrine
Milton G. Evans
Chester
Alice F. Ferris
Philadelphia
Worley Thompson Wedding Announced in Bressler
Mrs. James V. Thomp son announces the marriage of Caroline Elizabeth Thompson to Samuel John Worley. The ceremony was held yesterday at 5:30 pm in the Methodist Church of Bressler with Rev. John Morgan officiating. The couple will reside at Naudain and Swatara streets after an extended wedding trip.
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James V. Thompson
South Street
Caroline Elizabeth Thompson
Samuel John Worley
Bressler
John Morgan
Anna Thumma
Robert Worley
Song Recital Tomorrow at Phillips Studio in State Street
Tomorrow evening at 8 30 Mrs Anna Olschewski Mrs Rachel Etter Green Miss Kathryn Seip and William H Win will give a song recital at the Phillips studio 121 State street with John Whitman violinist and Mrs Phillips as accompanist. The program includes Eyes of Blue Just You The Spring Has Come A Dusky Lullaby Where My Caravan Has Rested June Time Speaks Winds in the Trees Happy Song The Invitation The Secret Mignon When Love Is Gone Bort Jour Ma Belle Jean Indian Love Song A Rose Fable Go to Sleep In the Garden Since Lassie Went Away Allah Give Me Mine and others with Mr Whitman assisting on obligatos.
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Phillips Studio
State Street
Anna Olschewski
Rachel Etter Green
Kathryn Seip
William H. Winand
John Whitman
Phillips
Cook
Burleigh
White
Mr. Whitman
Colonial Club Dance Benefits Penbrook Civic Club
The Colonial Country Club hosted a combined card party and dance for the Penbrook Community Civic Club. About 375 people attended as younger guests danced on the veranda and indoors the card games proceeded. Prizes were awarded and cakes and punch served.
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Colonial Country Club
Penbrook Community Civic Club
Edward Kirby Lawson
F. L. Wolfe
Harry Raysor
Gobin Wallerchamp
Charles Kerper
Myrna Steel
May Mendler
Charles Wheeler
Eaglesmere Boosters Plan Friday Picnic in Reservoir Park
Eaglesmere Booster Club of the Epworth League invites Epworthians attending the Eaglesmere institute from July 7 to 14 to a 7 PM picnic at Reservoir Park. Delegates from local churches will meet and mingle, and attendees should bring a picnic lunch.
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Eaglesmere
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth
Reservoir Park
Summer Story Hours Real Community Events
The Harrisburg Story Tellers League will run weekly Thursday morning story hours at 10 o'clock in St. Pauls parish house gym. Mrs. Harry G. Keffer directs a program of fairy tales and other tales, inviting all children to attend the community event.
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Harrisburg Story Tellers League
St. Paul's Parish House
Second
Emerald Streets
Harry G. Keffer
Supper There For Grace Church Laughing Cure Cast
Grace Methodist Epworth League presented The Laughing Cure to a record audience at the Penn Harris. Nine actors delivered a mirthful farce directed by John F. O Neill with Miss Martha Lawton and Miss Ruth Towson in the cast. A supper for the cast followed at the Penn Harris with pink blooms, rosebuds, and nosegays as favors.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Epworth League
John F. O'Neill
Elmer BE
Lawton
Charles W. Bell
Penn-Harris
Martha A. Lawton
Ruth KE. Towsen
Harriet Stoner
Adeline S. Paul
Carl Stoner
Robert Crist
John Todd
Lutherans Ready For Big Annual Picnic
The Lutheran Brotherhood Central of Harrisburg presents the annual Lutheran union picnic at Paxtang Park tomorrow for Harrisburg churches. Morning sports include dashes across age groups, races, and tug of war. Afternoon events feature more races and a Park Theater concert by Steelton Band with selections and dances.
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Lutheran Union
Harrisburg
Lutheran Brotherhood Central
Paxtang Park
Park Theater
Steelton Band
W. P. Chambers
Tobanta
R. A. Whiting
W. C. Powell
Sheba
C. Goldmarka
J. S& Zamecnik
KE. Waldteufel
Scouts Parade in Honor of World Peace in Harrisburg
Scouts plan an 8 o'clock parade in Harrisburg to celebrate the potential signing of the World War peace treaty. The event, led by Scout Commissioner W. H. German, forms at Third and State and proceeds through city streets ending with bonfire exercises near the Capitol. Army recruiting men assist in organizing and the public is invited.
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Harrisburg
Versailles
W. H. German
Fourth
State Streets
Capitol
State
Forster
German
Army Stores Sale Idea Proposed by City Commission
The Army reserve depot at New Cumberland holds thousands of pounds of roast beef bacon corned beef and hash along with canned tomatoes and corn. Mayor Keister is asked to gauge Harrisburg support for forming a citizen commission with funding to bid on carload lots and resell to the public at lower prices for profit.
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Army Reserve Depot
New Cumberland
Keister
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Academy to Hold Summer School
Announcement for Harrisburg Academy summer session opens July 7 and runs to August 15. Courses cover grade to college subjects for boys and girls. Masters in charge include Howard R. Omwake in languages, Arthur K. Kunkel in history and English, and Henry Elmora Smith teaching mathematics after army service.
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Harrisburg Academy
Arthur K. Kunkel
Henry Elmora Smith
Academy
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