Miss Payne Weds Rector of Holy Cross Church
Miss Anna Elizabeth Payne married the Rev. Willoughby Manning Parchment rector of Holy Cross Episcopal Church Cowden and Forster streets. The ceremony at high noon Tuesday was officiated by the Right Rev. James Henry Darlington with Archdeacon H D Phillips assisting. The couple will reside at Thirteenth and Herr streets until their new apartment at Cowden and Forster streets is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth Payne
Willoushby Manning Parchment
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Cowden and
Forster Streets
James Henry Darlington
H. D. Phillips
C. B. Robinson
James E. H. Oxley
Central High class of 1918 to hold reunion dance
One of the season’s largest dances will be held tomorrow evening at Villa Villa as Central High School’s class of 1918 hosts a reunion dance. It marks the alumnae’s first such event in several years with blue and gray alma mater colors, and the Banjo-Saxo Orchestra will provide music for dancing starting at 8 30. Special cars are being sought to run to 12 30. Mrs. Warren Frasier is visiting Philadelphia. Raymond Adams is staying with the Clarks at 23 South Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Villa
Central High School
Central High
Central
Warren Frasier
North Seventeenth Street
Philadelphia
Raymond Adams
Jay H. Clark
South Nineteenth Street
Musicians Wed in Church at Noon
Miss Ethyl Margaret Dissinger and Vesper Carson Smith were married at Maclay Street Church of God by Rev. Dr. William S. Houck. The couple plans a June 15 reception after a trip to Baltimore Washington and New York, then reside at 534 Maclay Street. Both are active in music circles. he is with the Eighth Regiment band and she a Bell Telephone Company musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclay Street Church of God
Ethyl Margaret Dissinger
Vesper Carson Smith
William S. Houck
Nora Grosse
Elsie McIntyre
Ella Schaeffer
Raymond Adams
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Smith
Maclay Street
James M. Dissinger
West End
Pennsylvania Women Dine Soldiers at Y M C A Dinner
The Pennsylvania Railroad Women’s Division hosted thirty convalescent soldiers from General Hospital Carlisle for an afternoon and dinner at the Y M C A. Guests included Mr Burns Frank Gregory Howard Geisel and Mrs Andrew Dillinger. The party then toured the Majestic under Manager Hopkins with gifts of smokes and gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Women's Division For
General Hospital
Carlisle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burns
Carlisle Y. M. C. A
Frank Gregory
Howard Geisel
P. R. R. Association
Andrew Dillinger
Rutherford
Gordon Smith
James W. Miller
Rockville
William H. Bickley
William H. Fisher
W. G. Sellers
A. H. Landis
Hopkins
The
Majestic
Undergraduates of Harrisburg Conservatory of Music Recital
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music undergraduates will perform a recital in Fahnestock Hall starting at 8 15 p m. The program features a wide range of vocal and instrumental pieces with soloists including Evelyn Snyder violin and Evelyn Keitel soprano plus performances by the chorus and members of the faculty and ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Fahnestock Hall
McCollin
Conservatory Chorus
Beethoven
Evelyn Snyder
Saint-Saens
Evelyn Keitel
Ralph Dreibelbis
Mendelssohn
Vivian Showers
Miss Decevee
Berceuse
Hartman
Lynnel Reed
Schon Rosmarin
Kreisler
D'Ambrosia
Noah Kauss
Spirit Flower
Campbell-Tipton
Cornelius
Warry Deichert
Helen Diffenbach
Harry Hallman
Ethel Henry
Anna Hidley
Earl Light
Jack Poor
Gladys Robinson
Alice Rollison
Miriam Schaner
Ethel Sheaffer
Lila Spencer
Esther Stence
Sullivan
S. Weidenmyer
W. F
Yates
Kathryn Zelter
Edwin J. Decevee
Alice Decevee
Irene Coble
Mme
Zeline von Bereghy
Margaret Kennedy
Harriet Parker
Hoffman Wilhelm Marriage at Seashore in Atlantic City
Miss Isobel S Wilhelm of Pax Tang House Paxtang and Harry M Hoffman of Harrisburg wed at noon today in St James Episcopal Church Atlantic City New Jersey The ceremony was conducted by Rev William W Blatchford in the presence of family members. About three hundred Market Square Presbyterian Church members picnicked at Paxtang Park with games stunts led by Henderson Gilbert and C W Miller Y M C A physical director A supper was served and a prayer and song service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel S. Wilhelm
Paxtang House
Paxtang
Harry M. Hoffman
Harrisburg
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
N. J
William W. Blatchford
Market Square
Local Birth Announcements for Metzler Laubenstein Wolfe
Mr and Mrs C E Metzler of 515 Hamilton announce the birth of daughter Virginia Dorothy Metzler on June 16 1919. Mrs Metzler formerly Elsie Zinn. Mr and Mrs Lee A Laubenstein of 2208 North Third announce the birth of son Lee Alexander Laubenstein Jr on June 19 1919. Formerly Ella Swartzell. Mr and Mrs Grover C Wolfe of 403 South Nineteenth announce the birth of son Richard Harding around June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Metzler
Hamilton Street
Virginia Dorothy Metzler
Metzler
Elsie Zinn
Lee A. Laubenstein
North Third Street
Lee Alexander Laubenstein
Laubenstein
Ella Swartzell
Grover
Harper Mackey Wedding Placed in Fourth Street Church
Miss Esther Mackey daughter of Mrs. Henrietta Mackey 241 North Fourteenth Street wed Truman Leroy Harper in the Fourth Street Church of God at 10 o clock this morning. Rev Dr William N Yates officiated with Marian Harper maid of honor and Henry Bruce best man. A breakfast at the Penn Harris followed before a Niagara Falls honeymoon trip then a Washington trip. The couple will reside at 241 North 4th Street. The bride a Central High School 1913 graduate has worked as a bookkeeper for Bell Telephone. Harper recently discharged from the United States Army and now works as a clerk for Pennsylvania Railroad at Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Mackey
Henrietta Mackey
North Fourteenth Street
Truman Leroy Harper
Fourth Street Church of God
William N. Yates
Professor Swartz
Ernest Keys
Marian Harper
Harper
W. H. Harper
South 18Th Street
United States Army
108Th Field Artillery
Keystone Division
France
Belgium
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marysville
Miss Katherine Vanderloo Visits Washington Parents
Miss Katherine Vanderloo a trained nurse at Providence Hospital Washington arrives for a short vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Vanderloo at 220 North Second Street. Miss Selma Poets of South Carolina will be the guest during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Vanderloo
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
Peter Vanderloo
North Second Street
Selma Poets
South Carolina
Vanderloo
Luncheon at Meyers Home Honors Visitor in Town
Miss Winifred Meyers hosted a luncheon at 218 North Front Street to honor Miss Elizabeth Miller of Martinsburg West Virginia the guest of Miss Cecelia Kunkel. The centerpiece featured a Victorian nosegay and a dozen guests attended including Miss Kunkel Miller Payne Maguire Bailey Cooper Virginia Cooper Lescure Kunkel Hamilton and Mary Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Meyers
William K. Meyers
North Front Street
Elizabeth Miller
Martinsburg
West Va
Cecelia Kunkel
Miss Kunkel
Miss Miller
Nelle Payne
Susanna Maguire
Annette Bailey
Mary Cooper
Alice Virginia Cooper
Alice Lescure
Lydia Kunkel
Virginia Hamilton
Mary Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Payne
Holy Cross Church
Hershey
Rubin & Rubin
O. K
Rubin
Chas. W. Kocher
Derry Road
Market ST. Ory Teraanealeege Aes
Chestnut ST
Gohd Rinkenbach
OrTiciaAng
Pas
Vesper C. Smith
Gene Hospital
Railroad Y. M. C. A
Chickering
Sohmer
Mehlin
Estey
Haines Bros
Bush & Lane
Kimball, Merrill, Shoninger
Marshall & Wendell
Foster
J. H. Troup’s
Haines Bros. Bachman Winters
Story
Conservatory of Music
Hoffman-Wilhelm
Harper-Mackey
Meyers
Stouffer’s Restaurant
N. Court St
Tate
Penn-Harris Turkish Baths
Russ Building
Royal Society
Boudoir
Art
N. Second St
Woman's Exchange Third St
Neidig Bros. Ltd
South Second Street
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
Walnut
Second
Georgette
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