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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1917

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Polyclinic Hospital Summerdale Park Oa Dh At & P.m

Also Mentioned on This Page

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
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