Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
PARTIES, WEDDINGS. ANNIVERSARIES
Newport Hunters Go
to Mountains For Foxes

Newport, Pa, Dec. 18.-Lieutenant
and Mrs. Charles McHenry Eby are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward E. Marshall at Rydal. = Mr.,
and Mrs. William p. Patton of Hin
ton, w. w., are visiting Mr.. Patton's
parents, Assistant Postmaster James
G. and Mrs. Patton. - Mrs. Clara S.
Hopple, who has been visiting her
son, DR.. Leroy Swartz. of Tyrone, for
some weeks. was in town on Monday.
= Mrs George S. Smoyer spent sew
eral days at Harrisburg this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Burn enter
tanned on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Baron
Brown and son, Robert Brown, of
Harrisburg. Mrs. Charles Reeder, of
New Bloomfield, Miss Elizabeth Arm
old, Washington. d. c., and Harry
Baker, New Kingston. Carroll
Hainley, a student at Chestnut Hill
Academy, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william T.
Hainly: = Mrs. Samuel Adams Sharon
spent tuesday at Harrisburg. - Sam
uel ). Leiby of Marysville, visited
relatives here this week. = Robert F.
German, an attache of the Telegraph
was in town on Tuesday. = Michael
). Brown of Harrisburg, and his son,
william Brown, of Thompsontown,
were here on Wednesday attending
the funeral of their aged relative. Miss
Barbara Smith. - Mrs. Perry Ulsh
and Mrs. j. c. Smoke of Millerstown,
were visitors of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Howanstine. -
Miss Anne L. Irwin and her niece,
Miss Helen Irwin Eby were in Harris
burg on Thursday. - Miss Carrie
Myers, manager of Banks Brothers
store, was at Lewistown this week.
John A. Clinck and Charles r. Hort
ing were in the Tuscarora mountains
near Donnallys Mills for several
days hunting for foxes. Frank
Gray. supreme recorder of the
knights of the Mystic Chain of
Philadelphia, is visiting his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Sunday - AL
bert Leonhard Dorwart, a member of
the soccer team of State College, stop
ped off at his home here enroute to
Philadelphia, where his team expect
ed to play number of games with
Eastern colleges. - Mrs. Joseph B.
Baker, Jr., spent Thursday at Harris
burg. = Miss Mae A. Barr visited
friends in Philadelphia this week. =
Mrs, ]. Emery Fleisher was at Phila-
delphia for several days.-NIiss Helen
K. Lands is entertaining Miss L.
Daisy Wright of Havana, Cuba a stu
dent at st. Marys, Burlington, N. j.,
uui ihS LIle christmas mondays. -
Mrs. S. M. Mitchell of Harrisburg was
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. ]. Kerr
this week. John Howard Sunday,
Donald Mackenzie, David Burd Hertz
and Stanley G. Fickes, students at
State College have come home for the
Christmas vacation. - The follow
ing officers have been selected for
1916 for the SuSday scnol of st.
Paufs Lutheran church. - Superin-
tendent, Colonel L. Barr; assistant
superintendent, l.. A Wolf; secretary,
Daisy V. Kuhn; assistant secretary, ].
Edwin Eshelman; librarian, Charles
Whitekettle; assistant librarian,
Ralph Fickes; superintendent cradle
roll, Mrs. James E. Smith; superin-
tendent primary department, Mrs
Frank Whitekettle; superintendent
home department, Miss Ella C.
Fleisher; pianist, Miss Mae E. Long;
assistant pianist, Marion Fickes;
chorister, the Rev. William c. Ney;
assistant chorister, Frank Demaree;
orchestra leader, T. Leslie Smith.