Bride elect is guest of honor at luncheon event
A lavish luncheon hosted by Miss Marie Melville at 1835 North Second Street honored Miss Marie McCalley whose wedding to Lt. Henry R. Behrens U S A is planned next month. Attendees included several local social figures as well as visitors from Easton Lebanon and New Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Melville
North Second Street
Marie McCalley
Henry R. Behrens
U. S A
Marie McCally
Gertrude V. Berry
Margaret Bercow
Easton
Martha Jones
Lebanon
Elizabeth Doheney
Anna Bacon
Claudine Melville
Irene McCalley
Honeymoon Seashore Wedding of Minnie Moeslein and George Kinneard
Miss Minnie Elizabeth Moeslein and George De Walt Kinneard wed at Messiah Lutheran Church at 9 30 this morning in a ceremony led by Rev. Henry W A Hanson. The bride wore marquisette with net lace and carried bride roses. the groom is a draftsman with Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiah Lutheran Church
Minnie Elizabeth Moeslein
Riverside
George de Walt Kinneard
Henry W. A. Hanson
Catharine Raymond
Carroll Wilhelm
Edward Moeslein
Jacob Kinneard
Robert George
W. E. Moeslein
Lewis Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Patriotic Services at St Stephen's Episcopal Church
The two Sunday services at St Stephen's Episcopal Church will be patriotic. A thirty five voice choir under Alfred C. Kuschna will sing "America" "Star Spangled Banner" "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and a new hymn "America the Beautiful." The choir will also perform "Our Land, O Lord, With Songs of Praise" in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Alfred C. Kuschna
America
Peabody
Katharine Lee Bates
Sehnecker
Our Land
Summer Wedding in the Country at Christ Lutheran Church
Miss Miriam Jeane Forscht of McClure and Cleason King Weikert of this city wed Thursday at 4 PM in the Christ Lutheran Church parsonage. Rev. Dr. Augustus C. Forscht officiated with a June rose arch and music by Miss Anna Wetzel. The groom works in Steel Works drafting. the bride, a former teacher, will reside at 315 Seneca Street after July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lutz
Anna Wetzel
Beavertown
Wagner
Mendelssohin
Weikert
Harry E. Weikert
Hanover
Steel Works
Steelton
Minersville
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Hershey
Wormeysburg
Harry L. Forscht
Thomas M. Forscht
Woodbury
N. J
Isaac Henry Forscht
Burnham, Pa
George M. Shure
Lykens
Elizabeth Forscht
Booster Week Ends With 100 Percent Attendance
Olver Presbyterian Church expects full church and Sunday school turnout for 100 per cent attendance Sunday. Three services mark the day with registration, communion and new members in the morning and a patriotic program in the evening featuring keynote by Rev. Alfred L. Taxis on Uncle Sam and the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver Presbyterian Church
Rov
Alfred L. Taxis
Uncle Sam
the Kaiser
Supervisors Urged to File Road Reports by August 1 1917
First Deputy State Highway Commissioner Joseph W. Hunter notified second class township supervisors to file annual reports with the State Highway Department by August 1 1917. Reports were due January 1 and delinquent townships risk losing a share of 1 783 470 dollars allocated for dirt road maintenance. If Governor Brumbaugh approves, funds will be distributed to compliant townships. Shiremanstown plans a Christian Endeavor Social on the church lawn July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Hunter
State Highway Department
Brumbaugh
Japanese Tea Party With Mrs Bayard Beistel
Mrs Bayard B Beistel hosted a Thursday afternoon Japanese tea party at 417 Peffer Street from 2 to 5 o clock. Guests enjoyed fancywork, musical selections by Mrs Wilson Ebersole and Miss Marie Bowersox, a solo by Mrs Arthur Loeser, and a Japanese ten of clever appointments served to a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard B. Beistel
Peffer Street
Wilson Ebersole
Marie Bowersox
Arthur Loeser
Charles Hall
A. Hagerman
Waldo L Myers Returns From Leave Of Absence
Waldo L Myers commander of the Search Light Crew of the U SS North Dakota returns to his vessel after a five days leave to tend his seriously ill grandmother Mrs Noah Myers of York He is a son of Mr and Mrs W H Myers of 12 North River Street Also visiting over the weekend are Mr and Mrs George H Seiler and daughter Elizabeth and son Herman of 2143 North Fourth Street and Mr and Mrs James Lusk and son Harry of Forest Street with Mrs L L Seiler and Miss Bertha Seiler of 116 Boas Street as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Breneiser
George
Ida Breneiser
New Kingston
William Kitch
A. P. Daron
Showers Street
Gettysburg
Daniel Snoke
Catherine Snoke
Hamilton Street
Orrstown
Snake
John Greenawalt
Edwin Pancake
Boas Street
Erie
Thomas Spofford
Belle Pancake
F. Wetzel
Margaret
Dorothy Wetzel
Sunbury
B. B. Beistel
Peffer Street
Elmer Hammond
Joseph Lorne Hammond
Indianapolis
Ind
James G. Stacy
Green Street
C. A. Sheely
North Second Street
Seashore
Bothwell
L. L. Welshans
Taxter Welshans
Shepherdstown
West Va
Edna Sprenkel
Cherrick Westbrook
Mel-rose
Heber Harris Thompson
Tamaqua
George M. Harry
Fort Niagara
Herbert D. Harry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Josephine Roser
North Sixth Street
Goldsboro
Marie Bowersox
Williamsport
Middleburg
Walter P. Maguire
South Front Street
Wiano
Cape Cod
Mass
Marlin FB. Olmsted
New York City
William Beickley
Herr and
Smith Streets
Jersey Shore
Carolyn Hatcher
Brooklyn
Edwin Kennedy
Market Street
Emily Dock
Graeffensburg
Mary Ott
Frederick M. Ott
Lucknow
Lottie Miller
Walnut Street
Duncannon
Lewistown
Marie McCalley
Williams Mills
Pittsburgh
George Kunkel
Kunkel
George Kunkel Jr
William L. Kellar
North Front Street
Worcester
Duane Turner
Harriet Turner
Boston
Emmett Smith
West End
Carl Brandes Ely
Henry Hotchkiss
New Haven
Conn
Ellen Bordner
Sue Bordner
Atlantic City
Willis Jenkins
Ralph Houser
New York
Blanch Spoonhour
Caledonia Park
Helen Irwin
Philadelphia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Miles Rockey
New Cumberland
Rebecca Kline
Muench Street
Carlisle
Julia N. Piper
Hummer Street
Cullman
Ala
Myrna
Speas
Benjamin Garrison
Reading
Ollie Ream
Maclay Street
Franklin Moore
North Seventeenth Street
Hospital Corps
Waldo L. Myers
U. SS. 8
North Dakota
Noah Myers
York
Mr. Meyers
W. H. Myers
North River Street
George H. Seiler
Elizabeth
Herman
North Fourth Street
James Lusk
Harry
Forest Street
Riverview Cottage
Riverview
L. L. Seiler
Bertha Seiler
Fifth Booster Social Held in Charge of Young Folks
The final Booster Social of the Oli vet Presbyterian Church was held last evening with the Susquehannock Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scout Troop No 6 in charge. Mrs Roscoe Bowman and Z L Huntzberger assisted with arranging. An informal program featured welcomes by Rev Alfred L Taxis, piano duets by several pairs, and a debate on whether women in America have the right to vote. The affirmative team included Bertha Gertrude Adams Martha Shartzer Frances Todd. negative speakers were Harry Carson and Fred Haehnien. other duets performed. Social time followed with music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Susquehannock Camp Fire
Roscoe Bowman
Z. L. Huntzberger
Alfred L. Taxis
Martha Shartzer
Jane Wallace
Effie Blough
Ruth Poor
America
Bertha Gertrude Adams
Frances Todd
Harry Carson
Fred Haehnien
Helen Gable
Esther Hollingsworth
Miss Jean Mullen Weds Harry Gray Dublie in Penbrook
A wedding at 8 p m in Penbrook unites Miss Jean Morrow Mullen to Harry Gray Dublie. Ceremony led by Rev Dr Lewis Seymour Mudge with Rev John Martin Warden assisting. Bride given away by her father, matron of honor Mrs John H Holnberger, best man John H Holsberger. couple departs for a Northward wedding trip. Mrs Dublie formerly with Schmidt bakeries. Mr Dublie with local Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Mullen
South Twenty-eighth Street
Penbrook
Jean Morrow Mullen
Harry Gray Dublie
Lewis Seymour Mudge
John Martin Warden
John H. Holnberger
Margaret Mullen
Dublie
Camp Hill Methodists Observing Patriotic Sunday
Camp Hill Pennsylvania church services unite Sunday school and worship for a patriotic morning service from 9 30 to 11 with flag presentations allied nations, Red Cross talk by Dr H C Lawton and a junior flag drill. Evening sermon by Rev J J Brenneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lawton
Red Cross
Camp Hill
J. J. Brenneman
F. A. Harrison
Coleman B. Mark
Wilson
A. W. Holman
Lincoln
PD. B. Isenberg
Br. H. ©. Lawton
J. E. Brenne- Taan
Card Party and Dance by Ladies Auxiliary at Summerdale Park
The Ladies auxiliary of the Poly clinic Hospital will host a card party and dance at Summerdale Park on Monday evening July second for the hospital benefit. Special cars will depart from Square at 9 and 9 30 p m and at 8 43, returning at 10 25, 10 55 and 12 20 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polyclinic Hospital
Summerdale Park
Oa Dh
At & P.m
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Miss Marie McCalley
Oarstown
MR. and
Mrs
Geo, Kinneard
Minnie Moeslein
George Dewalt Kinneard
New World
Hershey Park
Pickett Players
Sylvia
St. Stephen’s Church
Colonial Club
United States Golf Association
Colonial Country Club
Chas. L. Schmidt
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Industrial School
Scotland
Harrisburg
Christ Lutheran Church
McClure
Miriam Jeane Forscht
Cleason
Welkert
Mar
Cuba
F. Earl Eastright
Felton
Alexander H. Eastright
Pefferstret
Charles Fitzgerald
North Eight
Centre Street
Edward Harrison Hamaker
Shiremanstown
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Rose
Mrs. Bayard Beistel
J. B. Weaver
Edwin Walton
Latrobe
George Miles
Marian Davis
Isabel Davis
Florence Davis
Davis
Lancaster
Manada
Susanna M. Fleming
Stone Street
Guardian
Manada Gap
Waldo L.myers
Market St
Miss Mullen
Milan
Toyo Panamas