Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-25
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
CHIME Of THE BELLS
Pretty Affair at Dauphin in Honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williams
UP RIVER TOWNS NEWLYWEDS
Guests Come and Go on Prettily
Decorated Porches-Other
Dauphin Notes
UP RIVER TOWNS NEWLYWEDS

Dauphin, Pa. July 25.-A delightful
wedding reception was given on Mon
day evening by Mrs. ]. f. Williams,
at her home. in High street. to her son.
William Williams. VINO was married to
Miss Daisy Smith. of Herndon, We'd
nesday. July 10. The porch was gaily
decorated with Japanese lanterns. Miss
Carrie Hoffman. of Middletown, rem
dered several vocal selections. After
pleasant evening refreshmeiints Miiiam Were Wn
liams, the Rev. and Mrs. Francis j. );
Morrow and children. Kathryn and
Francis Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM G: Gar
verich Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heck, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Lane Long, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde S. McNelly and son. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. w. Deibler. Mr.. and
William Miller and daughters, Vera
and Julia, of Enola; Mr.. and mrs
Frank Bailets and daughter, Dorothy
Russell; Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs; J. d. NJ. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
George M, kinter, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn
Maude, of Bolder Colorado; Mrs.
Charles File, of Harrisburg: Mrs, Ber-
Mrs. John b. Wolfe, Miss Naomi Eber-
sole, of Roaring Branch: Miss Carrie
HOFFMAN, Of Middletown; Miss Esther s,,1e
Mary Gailor, Miss ONEIDA Fertig. H. B.
G&reeinawslt Charles < Fertlg, 2; 3:
Frank rank William ifHs i'nH. Max Oh Williams, Hfss MISS
May Williams and Mrs. Williams. :
The Rev. and Mrs Henry Hanson and
ons pr 2Rd Mrs Gharss Mss
Ellen Manning, Mr.. and Mrs, w. ".
Davidson, all of Harrisburg, We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer'
vice was held on the porch OF the
'Bide Wee" on sunday evening Just
at dusk. The cottage, which is rented
i3t,s beside the river; People from w tn the
and other cottages took part. : Dud-
ley and Paul McCulily. of East Liberty.
Frank Bickle. - Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Ghurst, of Lebanon. We're the guests
NJ. a. Pigler is building another cot
tage along the "Towpath," which he
expects to rent during the summer
months. = Leonard Kemp and Alfred
Stees, of Baltimore. are spending a
week at the .'Dauphin House." - Dr.
Fayette Beard, of Hanover. is the
guest, of Frank schott of the ',Wald-
is spending several days with Mrs.
Harvey Knupp.-William Bell Clark. of
the, Philadelphia Evening Telegraph,
phia, arrived to-day for a short visit
with the formers parents, DIR. and Mrs.
William Patterson Clark. : Mrs. T. c,
Breamer and daughter, Dorothy, Of
George Kline. = James H., Stott, of
Harrisburg, spent several days this
Erantz at the @Bide-a Wee" "-JoRn
Senseman, of Harrisburg, spent We'd
!n?fessday, rs sdayy with George kandis s,, of the
McRee see and Mrs C. e. Mekee + Johnston MISE MaFY a
of Harrisburg, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Wallis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaver, and Miss
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Knupp. = Miss Kathryn Fairlamb, of
Harrisburg, was the guest of Miss Car
Schwartz, of Harrisburg, spent the
week with Frank Wallis. - Miss Car
rie Hochenbrock, of Harrisburg, spent
of Harrisburg, was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. George Lands, this week.
tTdnE Hdrrisbnr aesssp srent and Meryin Cook Of
"Stonepile." = The Misses Spangler, of
Lichens, spent the weekend with Mr..
and az nl,S Mrs rd M N; A; zigler, Mr. and Mrs
Sunday after a visit here. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Young, of Atlantic City, and
daughters Naomi and Beulah, and Miss
and Mrs T. G. Sweitzer. w. II. Wit
took. of Hummelstown, was the guest
of Charles Shaffer, last week: : Mr..
anu MI OHet4ey ana 0aUgn-
ters, Annie and Kathryn, of Harris
burg, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bierbower, on Sunday - Nor
man Sheppler returned home from
Piketown. on Tuesday, after a visit of
two months. Wilson Anderson, of
Harrisburg, was the guest of Mr.. and
Miss Helen Wallis spent the week with
Miss Clair Demeree. at Newport Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Singer and
daughter, Dorothy, spent Tuesday on
81 poIt
spent several days this week at the
'Dauphin House." = Miss Sabra Clark
returned home to-day after a short
visit with Miss Agnes Hess at Steel
ton.