Bridge Shower for Helen Boas Walzer Wedding
A large mixed group hosts a bridge shower for Miss Helen Boas Walzer, fiancé Andrew Bisset of Washington DC, with a luncheon and gifts displayed beneath a bride’s cake. Guests include Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Leiby, and numerous Walzer relatives.
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Helen Boas Walzer
Andrew Bisset
Washington, D. C
Margaret Ramsey Boas
Walnut Street
H. C. Kennedy
Carl E. Richards
Scott Leiby
William Hammaker
Chambersburg
William Zerby
Carlisle
Irvin Gotschall
Darby, Pa
Maria Bisset
Frances Hamilton
Margaret Oyster
Charles Stevenson
Pearl Walter
Luther Bowman
Elizabeth Dill
Park Weidler
Ellen Boyd
Philadelphia
Lorene Shelly
Olive Barnett
Anna Walzer
Sara Walzer
Ruth Walzer
Helen Walzer
John S. Boas
North Second Street
Ruth M. Walter
Dorothy Perkins
Carl M. Richards
Margaret Miller
Margaret Ramsey Beas
Bark Weidler
Camp Hill
Frances Smith
Myra Eby
Clay Kennedy
Lillian Bennetham
Helen Bennetham
Harrisburg Man Weds Lebanon Girl Today
The marriage of Miss Naomi Wit man of Lebanon to Robert S Huntsberger of 46 North Eighteenth street was solemnized at St John’s Reformed Church Lebanon at 6 this morning. The bride wore blue Georgette crepe with white hat and carried white roses. Miss Ruth Huntsberger, maid of honor, wore white net with white hat and roses. John Witman was best man. The bride is a Lebanon High School graduate and soprano. the groom works for Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at their newly furnished home in Lemoyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Witman
Lebanon
Robert
S. Huntsberger
North Eighteenth Street
St. John's Reformed Church
Ruth Huntsberger
John Witman
Huntsberger
Lebanon High School
Harry L. Hunisberger
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Lemoyne
May Burd
Tyrone
Frank Machamer, Jr
Frank Machamer
610
Dauphin Street
Atlantic City
Traymore
A.T. Stewart
Pittsburgh High School
Pittsburgh School of Music
Boyd
University of Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Market Square Choirs Annual Outing at Reservoir Park
The Market Square Presbyterian Church choir led by Mrs. Wilbur F Harris and organist Mrs. John R Henry enjoyed their annual outing at Reservoir Park yesterday. Members include John R Henry Agnes M Hardy John J Moffitt Elizabeth Baker O E Good S G Pedlow Carrie Horning Carrie Dwyer Mary Turner Susanna Fleming Katherine Aldinger Elizabeth Leakway Sara B Chayne John C Harvey Belle Middaugh Minerva Hepford Mary B Robinson Martha B Fleming J A Underwood G A Wueschinski James K Jackson Lawrence Moyer Harold McCord Henry apeliar George R Motfitt J Y Seig Carl Heefntz Gwylmn Watkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Wilbur F. Harris
John R. Henry
Reservoir Park
Agnes M. Hardy
John J. Moffitt
Elizabeth Baker
O. E. Good
S. G. Pedlow
Carrie Horning
Carrie Dwyer
Mary Turner
Susanna Fleming
Katherine Aldinger
Elizabeth Leakway
Sara B. Chayne
John C. Harvey
Belle P. Middaugh
Minerva Hepford
Mary B. Robinson
Martha B. Fleming
J. A. Underwood
G. A. Wueschinski
James K. Jackson
Lawrence Moyer
Harold McCord
Henry A. Pealiier
George R. Motffitt
J. Y. Seig
Carl Heefntz
Gwylmn Watkins
Dunmire School of Music Commencement Concert
The Dunmire School of Music held its annual commencement in the Technical High School auditorium drawing a large audience. Miss Viola May Aurentz, the graduate, performed Beethoven piano Sonata Op. 27 No. 2 La Regata Veneziana Nocturne Op. 7 No. 9 Liszt and Schumann works to enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmire School of Music
Technical High School
Viola May Aurentz
Liszt
Grillen
Schumann
Annamary DeVerter
Grace White
Mabel Mack
Eunice McElheny
Wilda Brown
Frances Weidenhammer
Margaret Stephenson
Helen Rosenberg
Helen Eby
Robert Drum
Edward Schaner
Lawrence Moyer
Prosper Wirt
Alfred Deach
Joseph Daugherty
Sixth Street United Brethren Church
Second Booster Social With a Sewing Contest at Olivet Church
The Olivet Presbyterian Church Booster Week social drew a large crowd as the Embroidery Club hosted an informal program. A piano duet by Miss Helen Gable and Miss Elizabeth Smith, a violin and piano duet by Russell Wink and his sister, and several vocal solos by baritone William Boyer delighted attendees. The sewing contest stood out with Rev Alfred L. Taxis winning the men’s prize for skill and speed and Mrs C H Border taking the women’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Helen Gable
Elizabeth Smith
Russell Wink
William Boyer
Alfred L. Taxis
C. H. Border
Clear $31 by Festival at Moses Home
A Red Cross fundraiser hosted last evening by six young girls at Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Moses 717 North Second Street cleared 31 dollars and was donated to Mrs. Henry M. Stine at Red Cross rooms on Walnut Street. Donors provided flowers cake and candy while friends assisted with tickets and attendance. The organizing girls were Dorothy Bushnell Elizabeth Sansom Gene Moses Minerva Buttorff Elizabeth Darby and Ellen Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Howard E. Moses
North Second Street
Henry M. Stine
Red Cross Rooms
Walnut Street
Dorothy Bushnell
Elizabeth Sansom
Gene Moses
Minerva Buttorff
Elizabeth Darby
Ellen Harris
Big Sunshine Picnic Tomorrow at Reservoir Park
Readiness is complete for a city picnic at Reservoir Park hosted by the Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society. The event will transport disabled residents and their mothers with donated Harrisburg Railways tickets and a charity vehicle. Miss Mary Miller of the Visiting Nurse Association aids in arranging activities and refreshments are prepared by Mrs. A E Shirey and assistants for multiple rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reservoir Park
Harrisburg Railways Company
Mary Miller
Visiting Nurse Association
Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society
A. E. Shirey
Natural History Society Field Trip Saturday
Members of the Natural History Society will take a field trip Saturday. the party leaves Market Square at noon in the Marysville car and travels to Cove Station via Cove Mountain. They will visit abandoned coal mines noted for rock formations below coal measures. Return is planned for 5 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Society
Market Square
Marysville
Cove Mountain
Cove Station
Cove Mountains
Cove
Pleasant Friday dances in Summerdale by Miller and Stevens
Friday June 29 dancers gather for an 8 30 pm program with the Sara emer orchestra. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ira H Shoemaker of Albany who are touring in their automobile and visiting Cumberland Valley relatives. Several local residents and visitors are noted with brief health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerdale
Edith Troup Miller
Emmeline Stevens
Sara Emer
Ira H. Shoemaker
Albany, N. Y
Helen Clark
Annie Laurie
North Street
Shoemaker
Births in 1917 From Families on Long Island and Texas
Mr and Mrs S D Weaver of Farmingdale announce a son Henry Cyrus Weaver born Sunday June 24 1917. Mrs Weaver formerly Luella Barnes. Mr and Mrs Herbert G Perry of Austin Texas announce a daughter Helena Gale Perry born Thursday June 21 1917. Mr and Mrs M Luther Bennett of Rochester New York announce a son Hubert Jones Bennett born Saturday June 23 1917. Mrs Bennett was Miss Hester Rullison prior to marriage. Mr and Mrs T A Crowley 526 South Sixteenth Street announce a daughter Marie Crowley born Monday June 26 1917. Mrs Crowley was Miss Harriet Weitzel prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D. Weaver
Farmingdale
Long Island
Henry Cyrus Weaver
Weaver
Luella Barnes
Herbert G. Perry
Austin
Texas
Harrisburgers
Helena Gale Perry
M. Luther Bennett
Rochester
N. Y
Hubert Jones Bennett
Bennett
Hester Rullison
T. A. Crowley
South Sixteenth Street
Marie Crowley
Crowley
Harriet Weitzel
Summerdale Park Dances At Updegrove Orchestra
Summerdale Park hosts Thursday evening dances by Updegrove's big orchestra with admissions 25 and 50 cents. Tuesday and Saturday evenings offer 15 and 35 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerdale Park
Updegrove
Ardmore Weddings Highlight Harrisburg Social News
A Harrisburg social brief covers two Ardmore weddings. Miss Helen Stewart and Newton C. Boyd wed at the bride’s home with few guests. they plan a Atlantic City honeymoon. Grace L Maugans marries Edgar Hurley Maugans at Maclay Street Church of God parsonage. they will live in the city. Additional notes mention visitors and local engagements, including Lt. notes from Miss Laura Hetzel and Miss Sara Weitzel at the Cove and other travel for friends of town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maugans
Grace Lenore English
D. M. English
Worth Sixth Street
Edgar Hurley Maugans
Maclay Street
Staples Lead in War Gardens
War garden progress shows potatoes making up about ninety percent of crops under Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce supervision with other staples like string beans corn tomatoes and cabbage plentiful. The agricultural committee led by Donald McCormick inspected Bellevue park and West End plots while Kittatinny Camp Fire Girls planned a Losh's Run camping party led by guardian Miss Martha Elmer Fleming and a list of participating girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Committee
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
S. B. Watts
Watts
Bellevue Park
West End
Donald McCormick
Kittatinny
Martha Elmer Fleming
Losh
Mary W. Hawes
Margaret Oyster
Frances House
Nancy McCullough
Dorothy C. Hurlock
Elizabeth Zeigler
Judith Lee Dismukes
Mary Estelle Thomas
Annette Steel
Charlotte Ferguson
Miriam C. Cocklin
Louise Plank
Be Canny Home Preparedness Canning Advice
Home canning stretches income by sealing jars with rubber rings and lids to prevent waste. Canned berries deter birds, frost guards vegetables, and canned peas and peaches lift spirits. Grow dry beans cabbage potatoes and root crops for long keeping without canning.
Will Undergo Training at Fort Benjamin Harrison
D. Wills of 1121 North Second street will soon receive a commission as second lieutenant in the United States army reserves and report at Fort Benjamin Harrison Illinois on August 28 for training. He has prior service in the regular army field artillery. Copenhagen shipping news service proposed at Hamburg meeting with 400 representatives to use wireless signaling and eight hundred agents to gather shipping news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wills
North Second Street
United States Army
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ill
Mr. Wills
Regular Army
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lloyds
Hamburg
Germany
Fenouil receives medal for cannon aim regulating device
Toulon France Joseph Fenouil farmer of Seillans an adjutant in the One Hundredth and Tenth artillery has won the military medal for inventing a method to regulate cannon aim his device was adopted by the army and credited with technical front line insight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Joseph Fenouil
Seillans
Ouil
Silk Tan Faille Coat with Fancy Lining Size 38
A tan faille silk coat with an elegant lining sized 38 offered at 24.75 after special price. This garment lists a value of 35.00 and emphasizes its refined styling and reduced sale amount.
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Wistaria Gros de Londres
Faille
Gros de Londres
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Helen B. Walzer
Victrolas
Sigler/Inc
Banarssune
Harrisburg
May and
Mrs Hunesberger
Market Square Choir
Franklin
Goldsmith's North Market Square
Dunmire Music’ School
Catherine Wilhelm
Green Street
Catherine Rupp
Shiremanstown
C. D. Stewart
Thompsontown
Anna Glass
North Seventeenth Street
Bethel Wilbur
Y. W. Es A
Halfax
C. C. Cocklin
Miriam C .Cocklin
Florence Cocklin
Heckton
John Mohn
Seventeenth Street
Thelma Gladfelter
North Fifth Street
Miriam Hoopes
Bailey Street
Elizabethtown
Edna Goas
Schuylkill Haven
Mabel Olive Hoffsommer
South Seventeenth Street
New York City
Nan
Katherine Hlemperly
State College
Anna M. Zimmerman
Berryhill Street
Kutztown
State Normal School
Federation of Woman’s Boards of Foreign Missions of North America
Wilson College
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Gertrude Shultz
John Y. Boyd
Prescott
Farmer
Mary Peacock
Rubin & Rubin Eye Specialists
Market Street
Reservoir
Charlotte Smith
Mary Gans
Connelsville
Gertrude Wilson
Ontario
Sodus Point
Albany
William A. Houston
Forster Street
Mary Frances Clugston
Duncannon
Gault
Henry F. Quickel
Pine Street
Kenneth M Quickel
Heilwood
Cresson
Penn-Mary Coal Company
McCook
Ralph McCook
Lewistown
Mrs
Arnold Black
North Third Street
Walzers
Laura Hetzel
Lewisburg
Anna McCullough
Baltimore
Luther Walzer
Bellefonte
John Walzer
Sara Weitzel
Hamilton Street
The
Mary Frances Ebel
Mary Burkholder
Lancaster
M. 8. Ward
South Thirteenth Street
Fred Isenberg
Detroit
Mich
Ross Kimball
Auditor General's Department
Florence Kimball
Connellsville
Newton C. Boyd
Rose
Fort Benj. Harrison
Shippers
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