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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

9

Currie and Young Wedding in Washington D C

Miss Anne Carolyn Young granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and Richard Francis Currie son of Mrs M B Currie of Philadelphia wed at Saint Matthew's Parish House Rhode Island Avenue Washington D C The couple left for a honeymoon at eastern resorts The bride wore a navy blue suit with a matching French turban and an orchid corsage The bride attended Seiler School and Beechwood School Jenkintown Villa Nova graduate J Currie works for American Chicle Company

Anne Carolyn Young Harry Miller Chestnut Street Richard Francis Currie M. B. Currie Philadelphia Saint Matthew's Roman Catholic Church Rhode Island Avenue Washington, D. C James B. Foose Washington Mrs. Currie Seiler School Beechwood School Jenkintown J. Currie Villaova Erican Chicle Company

Club Members Have Busy Day at Harrisburg Country Club

Despite threatening weather, Harrisburg Country Club members enjoyed a golf tourney on their course this afternoon. Tea was served to players and members, with informal dinner dances planned this evening. The Braxton orchestra will provide music for the dance, tea was served at the Colonial Club, Mrs G W Bauder poured, and the Ladies Auxiliary assisted. The usual Saturday golf tournaments were also played. Mrs John Y Boyd of Oakleigh near Paxtang attends Wilson College Summer School of Missions to lead classes during the conference.

Harrisburg Country Club Francis Jordan Hall Philip T. Meredith Braxton Colonial Club G. W. Bauder Ladies’ Auxiliary John Y. Boyd Oakleigh Paxtang Wilson College Summer School of Missions

Red Cross carnival highlights Lemoyne town event

Lemoyne hosts a large Red Cross carnival and street bazar this evening with a parade of Red Cross workers Junior members and Boy Scouts. High school girls volunteer at booths to raise funds for the local auxiliary as residents decorate homes and light streets for the event. A Commonwealth band concert in Lemoyne Square follows the procession and a program includes songs prayers and a patriotic address.

Lemoyne Red Cross Cross River Wealth Band of Harrisburg Lemoyne Square America Leach Davis Rebecca W. K. Klugh

Miscellaneous Showers For Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard

A social evening was held at 133 Paxton Street hosted by Mr and Mrs L R ODonnell with games music and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Thomas Reinhard Mrs Thomas Reinhard Jr Miss Ethel Keim Miss Maude Keim Miss Mary Albright Miss Esther Lentz Miss Irene White Miss Marie Garverich Miss Carrie Kennedy Miss Delphine Stewart Miss Ruth Hilton Ralph Shader Porter Jeffries Mr and Mrs George Conner David Carrson and son David Carrson Jr Miss Elise Carrson Mrs Mary Reinhard Mrs Shader Mrs A C ODonnell Leroy ODonnell Jr Miss Beatrice ODonnell and Mr and Mrs J G Reinhard.

L. R. O'Donnell Paxton Street Harry Keim Ethel Keim Maude Keim Thomas Reinhard Thomas Reinhard Jr Dorothy Reinhard Steelton Mary Albright Esther Lentz

Y. W. C. A. Vacation Home Opens Today

Locust Valley Farm the YWCA vacation site opens with forty six women registered for one or two week stays this season. August is nearly full with July 6 week applications available and plans for a July 4 parade led by Miss Weiss and Miss McKee.

Locust Valley Farm M. Caroline Weiss Mary C. McKee Miss Stitt Bell Phone

Cook-Hain Military Wedding of Yesterday

A pretty military wedding took place yesterday at 5 o clock at Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth and Vernon streets Miss Pearl Naomi Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Cook 1917 Park street was married to Corporal John Herman Hain son of Mrs Mary Hain 421 South Thirteenth street The Rev Dr Clayton A Smucker officiated using the ring ceremony There were no attendants The bride wore ivory satin enveloped in clouds of tulle Her veil was tulle A reception followed at the home of the groom s mother in South Thirteenth street Corporal Hain is stationed at Fort Sheridan Illinois with the Machine Gun Troop of the Three Hundred and Twelfth Cavalry He will return in a day or two Mrs Lyman D Gilbert spends in New York City is expected home this evening. local residents report summer plans and visitors at Mt Gretna.

Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth Vernon Streets Pearl Naomi Cook Charles P. Cook Park Street John Herman Hain Mary Hain South Thirteenth Street Clayton A. Smucker Corporal Hain Fort Sheridan Ilinois Three Hundred and Twelfth Cavalry

Many to Parade for Suffrage on Fourth of July

Women are urged to join the suffrage division of the great Americanization parade on July 4. Governor’s wife Mrs. Martin G Brumbaugh regrets absence but would support the suffragists if present. The committee includes Mrs. Brumbaugh and numerous local leaders and volunteers.

Martin G. Brumbaugh Mabel Cronise Jones George Matson Anna Fiieberg Claster Keats Peay Charles Miller J. Sharon MacDoneld

Reopening of University Club for college members

The University Clubhouse at Front and Market streets will reopen to members Monday evening with a 6 30 banquet marking the start of its third year. Officers include President H R Omwake and Secretary Treasurer John H McCandless. The notice lists a sequence of local residents and visitors tied to the event and surrounding summer travels.

University Front and Market Street H. R. Omwake John H. McCandless

Birth announcements for Madenfort and Thompson families

Mr and Mrs Marcus Madenfort announce the birth of a son William Marcus Madenfort on Tuesday June 25 1918. Mrs Madenfort formerly Miss Edna Shuster. Mr and Mrs George W Thompson of 1948 Bellevue Road announce the birth of a daughter Jean Gard ney SRRR EROS on Thursday June 20.

Marcus Madenfort William Marcus Madenfort Madenfort Edna Shuster George W. Thompson Bellevue Road Jean Gardney Srrr Eros

Navy Auxiliary Busy at Work in Support of Sailors

The Navy Auxiliary in Harrisburg, chaired by Miss Mary Cameron, expands committees for efficiency. Sewing kits for destroyers, music donations, monthly books for patrol boats, games for ships, and periodical subscriptions are planned. The group meets Wednesdays at Miss Cameron’s home and will join the Fourth of July parade.

Edward C. Rauch Mibery Sistors William Strouse North Third Street Mary Meyers Martha Buehler John F. Capp War Brothers Harrisburg Navy Navy Auxiliary France

FISHERMAN FINED FOR ILLEGAL BASS CATCH NEAR OYSTER DAM

M B Stewart of West Fairview was fined 160 dollars for possessing sixteen black bass in violation of state fish laws. A game protector saw Stewart and A J Jermaine from another state catching minnows near Conodoguinet and arrest followed as the bass were about to be placed in Stewart's car. The case was heard before Justice Hoke of West Fairview. Jermaine was not fined. The incident involved two men caught unlawfully with multiple fish, each liable for his own penalty. Other local items note Girl Scout camping plans and visits from Philadelphia physicians.

M. B. Stewart West Fairview State Department of Fisheries Stewart Oyster’s Dam Justice Hoke Jermaine Pennsylvania

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