Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-21
CHORAL SOCIETY To
SING CREATION
Waynesboro Musicians Rehearsine
For Presentation in
Near Future
BY Special Corrcsbondenee

WaynesbOro, Pa, Feb. 21.-Mrs
Adelia Deloe and Mrs. Clarence Deloe
entertained a large number of their
friends at tea in their apartments in
the Warner block.-A valentine party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Starner.-The rehearsals of the
oratorio, THE Creation" by the
Waynesboro Choral Society. will be
resumed Tuesday evening-Mrs. Will
liam Shillito has received a letter from
her son, Charles, from Yokohoma, ia
pan, saying that he had reached that
place safely. Mrs. Shillito wrote this
week to her son, giving him the first
lntimation of his fathers DEATH
There are now ninety children in the
Quincy United Brethren Orphanage. A
family of five children was recently
brought to the orphanage from Har-
rlsburg, both father and mother being
dead-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Tress-
Ter and daughter, Miss Ethel Tressler,
who have been spending several weeks
visiting relatives in Waynesboro, Blue
Ridge Summit and York. have return
ed to their home in Sopulpa, Okla
homa.-Daniel Rinehart. Daniel G.
Benedict and Walter S. Mentzer at
tended the Pennsylvania and Allan
tic Coast Retail Hardware Association
convention at Philadelphia. - The
Girls Mission Band of the Presbyter-
ian Church has elected these officers:
Miss Katherine Anderson, president;
Miss Blanche Urey, vice-president;
Miss Lucille Woltz, recording secretary;
Miss Mary Dorsch, treasurer and pian-
list; Miss Agnes Haugh, corresponding
secretary; Miss Dorothy Snively, sec
retary of literature.--Biss Mary Hef-
| fiefinger, Baltimore, Is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Clarence Deloe. - Twin
boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Lohman on Sunday morning.
George Wagoman, Quincy township,
took two gray fox skins to the coun-
ty commissioners Office and received a
bounty of 50 each. He then sold them
to fur merchant for $3.50 Apiece
Frick company rendered the manager
of its branch offices an elaborate ban
quet on Tuesday evening at the Le-
land Hotel. There were twelve man
ayers present, in addition to the local
officials of the company. The visit
ing managers were: o. c. Shaffer,
Williamsport. Pa; w. f.. Hoverter,
Harrisburg; John Senft, Baltimore; P.
M. Dellinger, Salisbury, N c.; George
S. Abby, Knoxville, Tenn; A. e. Hess
Nashville, Tenn: T. H. Ball, Charles
town, w. Va; Kinney Stephens, Pitts
burgh; Uri Tracy, Rochester, N. Y;
| ~ 1iih w VlHCHoSlcT, Nd., y. "A.
Rodgers, Frederick, Md; H. P. Kel-
log, Rochester, N. Y.-Miss Elsie Cor
bett has returned home from a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Deck
er, Harrisburg.-James T. Austin,
president of the Waynesboro Business
College, has moved his family from
Pleasantville, N. j.. to Waynesboro.-
Miss Cornelia Potts has returned from
an extended trip to Marion, Ind, where
she was bridesmaid at the wedding
Of her friend. Miss Carrie PAUL, for
mer Waynesboro girl.-John Lohman,
J Elizabeth, N. j., is visiting relatives in
| Waynesboro.-Miss Lottie Summers is
spending some time in Philadelphia
Miss Anna Hovis has been appointed
assistant clerk in the Rauzerville post
Offices. M. coover Is spending three
weeks In Petersburg. Florida.