Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-25
STORY TELLING CLUB
IN OPEN MEETING
Program Begins Promptly at 7.3O
O'clock in Hall of Public
Library

A postponed program of the Story
Telling club will be presented Friday
evening, May 2S, from 73O to, 8
o'clock in the hall of the Public Lii
brary, Locust street. Several MEM
bers of the club are arranging to en-
tertain the audience with stories from
/ their own repertoires, including an
original Decoration Day tale. THE
Birds of the Air. by Mrs. Edna Croft
Deihl A unique feature of the even
ing will be a Dutch Folk Dance in
quaint and beautiful costumes by Miss
Martha Fleming. Miss Margaret Dale,
Miss Ella Delbo and Miss Edna Kim
mel, with violin accompaniment by
Thornton Byers.
Mrs. Harry G. Keffer will tell
Morse legend of vivid imaginery How
Iron was Brought to Earth" Henry
Van Dykes spiritual story of The
Other Wise Man" will be narrated by
Miss Florence Carroll, and Miss Lois
X. Booker will give an original poem
The Fern Fairies" a former contri-
button to the Story Tellers' Magazine.
One of Rudyard Kiplings "Just So
Stories" The Elephants Child" will
be told by Miss Mary Snyder.
An important educational use of the
Nictrola will be demonstrated, when
through the kindness of c. NJ Sigler,
Miss Georgiana Faulkner, the STORY
Lady" will be heard in one of George
one interested is cordially invited to-
attend this meeting to which there is
no admission fee.
Mrs. Annie M Smith, North Fourth
street, is at Mt Gretna for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James L. Shaffer and Miss
Edith Shaffer of 1915 State street, are
spending several weeks in the West
and attending the Panama-Pacific ex-
position.
Charles A. Kunkel is home after a
business trip to Philadelphia and New
York City.
Miss Mollie Conner of Altoona was
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Miller. 6S6 Harris street
Mrs. f. f. Dare, of 4SO PETER street
is home after pleasure trip to New
castle, Erie and Wellsville, Ohio.
Miss Mary Mckee of this city and
Miss Claire Demaree of Newport have
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Wallis at their Dauphn bungalow
Mrs. William Henderson, president
OF the Civic club, is spending a week
at Lancaster and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Crook of Chest
nut street, have been visiting the lat
ter's sister, Mr. H. F. Schuler at Edge
wood, Pittsburgh
Fred c. Gibbs of Chambersburg. is
IN Harrisburg. He is sergeant-at-arms
at Supreme court sessions.
William DeVerter, Swatara street.
has returned from a sojourn at Allan
tic City.
Harry Schory, 1245 Mulberry street,
who has been i'll, will spend few
days in the mountains near Cham
bersburg.
Mrs H. b. Hartzler. of Washington
Heights, went to Lewisburg to-day to
attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs.
Kate Zimmerman, who died Sunday in
| Elizabeth City, n. c.. Mrs thinner
man was well known in Harrisburg.
| Walter NJ. Ebel, son Of Fred Ebel.
well-known hotel man of this city. has
| been chosen president of the Arkansas
State aerie of Eagles. Mr.. Ebel is en-
gagged in newspaper work in Hot
Springs. His election was unanimous.
Col. Fl. G. Demming has accepted an
invitation to deliver the Memorial
Day address at Pinegrove, Schuylkill
county
Mrs. Ella Rhnehart, of Greensburg.
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. John II.
Campbell, at 254 Cumberland street.
Miss Vera Longenecker, of 1919
North Third street, is enjoying a trip
to York, Baltimore and Manchester,
| where she will visit Miss Mae Mussel-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pedlow and
children, Edward and Eleanor Ped
low, were recent guests of Mrs. Edith
Eby at Dauphin.
! Joseph Y. Kirk, assistant baggage
| agent at the Pennsylvania railroad
station, is in the Harrisburg hospital
undergoing treatment Mr. Kirk is
well known throughout the city. He
lives at rs North Tenth street.