Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-02
SMITHS, 412 MARKET STREET

now. The rooms were decorated with
autumn foliage, cornstallSs and pump
kins and the guests We're met by
weird looking ghosts, who directed
them to the gypsy fortune-teller.
Refreshments were served to the
Misses Flo Wierman, Gertrude Bow
man. Pearl Heck. Marie Sarch, Julia
Mickey, Elizabeth Guy, Mary Bowman,
Ruth Wierman. Belle Harries, Nellie
Nader and Mary Evans, Spencer
Heiges, Florin Campbell, Sverett Will
son, Edgar Allen. Elliott Edwards,
Robert Hawkins. Carl Knauby, Charles
Pike, William Stuart, Francis Mont
gomery Jack Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mumma.
Prizes were won by Miss Ruth Wier-
man Miss Pearl Heck, Miss Wierman
getting first prize for wearing the pref
test costume and Miss Heck the BOBBY
prize for, wearing the funniest cos
tune.
Strawride TO Dauphin
Members of the II. B. S. Club left
Second and Hamilton streets Saturday
evening for a strawride to Dauphin in
celebration of Halloween. An oyster
supper was served at the Dauphin,
followed by games and dancing.
The party, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 1. Miller. included the Misses
Edythe Bluepeter, Ruth Rapp, Maud
Host, Myrdessa Brown. Helen Kellar,
Katharyn Smith. Alva Boyles, Fora
Bentz, Ruth Hammacher. Esther
Boyle, Carrie Horner and Bess Ham,
macher. Sanford Reed. Robert Boyle,
Harrie Ingraham, George Baum, Ben
iamin Kline. Hebert Breme, Stanley
Stoneseifer, Howard Anderson, Fred
Seisman, Charles Fitting and Samuel
Reed.
Guests of the Johnsons
JOY and hilarity prevailed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnson,
so Balm street. where one of the mer-
riest of Halloween parties was held.
The guests were Miss Patton, the
Misses Edna Fasnacht, Alice Hoverter,
Pauline Heikes, Miss Stauffer, Eliza
beth Hoverter. Mary Taylor, Marie
Young, Orpha Andrews, Erma Hess
Laura Sides. Helen Sides, Pauline
Fritz, Myrtle Beck, Mary Koons
Louise Madden and Gertrude Essig
Herbert Sides. George Vogt, Wilmont
Light. George Johnson, Clinton Hand
william Kleindorpf, John Madden
George Wilson. Aaron Beck. Robert
Michael, Harry Zimmerman, Irwin
Shipp, Mrs. Minnie Rhau and chill
dren, Grace and Florence, Mrs. w. f.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kranz, Mrs
Kleindopf, Mr.. and Mrs. Sides, Mr.
and Mrs. W. w Johnson.
Miss Weston, Fine Hostess
Miss Gertrude Weston was a Hal
lowe'en hostess. inviting her friends to
q masquerade. Fortune-telling by a
real old witch, games and refresh
ments were features of pleasure en-
ioyed by the Misses Helen Leavy, Ruth
Stroup, Esther Reed, Dalphine Stew.
art. Helen Smith, Evelyn Speakman
and Gertrude Westen, Edward Fleagle
II ae-t I'LL T. tn T1I,,
Leavy. 10y Hempt and Karl Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs John Cory John Cory,
Jr.. and Miss Evelyn Cory, Miss Har-
riet Fair. Miss Mary o. Pass, Miss
Bertha MetZgar and S. Frank Weston.
Fete for Two Boys
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miles. of 515
Muench street, entertained for their
sons, Arthur and Jack Miles. There
was music, many games and a march
to the supper table. In attendance
were the Misses Mary Draucker Lena
SeitZ, Stella Miller. Anna Seitz and
Elsie Martin, Mrs. Matilda Seitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvey Maugans, Jr., Mrs.
Bessie Preston, Miss Anna Miles Miss
Emma Diehl, William Fetterhoff, of
Altoona; Alfred Arendt, of Petersburg:
Ralph Freed. Charles Miller, Fred
Boyd, Eugene Bush and Carl Smead.
Walk Over to Penbrook
Mrs. Bowman took her Sunday
school class for walk from her resi-
dence to the home of Mrs. Reidell, at
Penbrook, where they played games
and had a supper.
In the party were Gladys CLANCY,
Charlotte Kramer, Susan Hayward,
Bertha Garyerich. Ruth Reidell and
Margaret Pankake. Arthur Gardner,
Ralph Bair, Ray Houseal, Harold Tow
sen. Edward Reidell. William Musser,
Joseph Rowe, Lester Sheaffer,
Onauhgfre CASTILLO. Mildred Bowman,
Anna Reidell, Bertha Reidell. Edna
Reidell. Mrs. Joseph Reidell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman.
Miss Letitia Murdaugh, of oxford,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Gilbert M. Nc
Cauley at 13 South Front street, this
week.
Mrs. John Price Jackson and Miss
Mary Kathryn Jackson, of the River
side Apartment, are in Gettysburg for
several days.