Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-28
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Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny
county, who spoke on "Our Fathers"
Seward W. Jones responded TO toast.
Our Mothers"
McAIistervilIe Reunion
Sixteeners who belong to the So
ciety of McAlisterville orphan School,
held their annual reunion and meet
ing at the Capitol yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was presided over by
e. S. Arnold, of Washington, D. c.,
the regular president, Francis A. Fry,
being absent on account of illness.
Prayer was offered by John l..
Smith, of Chester Springs. The Misses
Wallace, of Harrisburg, gave a num-
Pennsylvania" John w. Kephart,
of Ebensburg, Judge of the Superior
Court, in an interesting address,. re-
ferred to the boyhood and girlhood
days of a number of the members.
| Seward w. Jones, Of Boston, Mass,
presented a report of records of the
pupils who attended the McAlister-
Vile school. showing their present Vo-
/ cations. Following a piano solo by
| Miss 1sora Bingaman, of Washington,
D. c., T. T. Davis, of McAlisterville,
who was principal of the school in
its earlier days, addressed the Six
teeners, and gave many interesting
"reminiscences. In his address on
needed legislation, John L. Smith, of
Chester Springs, urged law proVid-
ing for the better care of the insane.
Letters were read by the secretary,
G. w. Givler, of Tyrone, from G. w.
Wright, of Mercer, who had charge of
several of the orphan schools, and
/ from j. T. Criswell, who was male at
tendant at the school. The closing
address was by James Smiley, of Get
| tysburg.
President Francis A. Fry, of New
port, and Secretary G. w. Givler, Ty-
rome, were reelected unanimously. 1t
was decided to hold the reunion next
year at McAlisterville.
The following Sixteeners have reg
istered:
Mount Joy School-Mr. and Mrs. C.
Day Rudy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A.
terel, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sim
mers, all of Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob E. Brubaker, Harrisburg; Mrs.
William Mailey, Harrisburg; Mrs.
Mary A. Kaiser, Mrs. Sarah %. Shech-
ey, both of Harrisburg; William H.
Jones, Harrisburg; John Boothe, Har-
| risburg; Guy w. Walter, Dauphin; j.
w. Armstrong, West Fairview; Mrs.
Sallie Davis, Royalton; Jacob P. AL
| bert, Warren; Mrs. Amanda Douglass,
Harrisburg; Mrs. Lizzie Kavanaugh,
Middletown; Mrs. Gertrude Luft, Mid
dletoWn; Mrs. Ella StelnDerBer, Lam
caster; Mrs. George Dillinger, Camp
Hill; Mrs. Frances Fegley, Harris
burg; Mrs. Emma Trostle, Lewistown;
Mrs. Charles Cannon, Lebanon; Mrs.
Addie Weigelt, York; John A. Logan,
Harrisburg; u. w. Walter. Dauphin;
Mrs. Mary M. Stauffer, Lancaster; Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Lindemuth, York;
Calder Brunner, Harrisburg William
F. Rhoads, Ashland, Ohio; Della
Wyant, Danville; c. r. Keener, Phila-
delphia; 7. G. Knowles, Pottsville; Mr..
and Mrs. Iber Bruner, Harrisburg;
Grant Sewers, New York; John Bale,
Harrisburg; Robert Bale, Harrisburg;
Mrs. Emma Zimmerman, Mrs. Alice
Cleland. Middletown; Daisy M.
Grimes, Mrs. Laura Shroy. Middle
town; Mrs. Jennie Shelley, Harris
burg; Mrs. Paul Wharton, Middle
town; William Ulmer, Philadelphia;
William B. Bender, Mount JOY;
Thomas Hooper, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Hooper Rowley, Philadelphia; A. E.
Rudy, Fort Hunter; Mrs. John G.
Bair, Lancaster.
whitehall - Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
, Kammerer, Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kleckner, Camp Hill; Mrs. Mary