Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-26
JUSTICE ]. P. ELKIN
D|NED At THE CLUB
Frederic W. Fleitz Is Host to
a Most Congenial
Company

Justice John P. Elkin, of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, was the
guest of honor last evening at din
ner given by his former associate in
the legal department of the State,
| Frederic w. Fleitz at the Harrisburg
Club.
1t was one of the most delightful
! events of the kind in the history of
the club and brought together an in
teresting company. The large assem-
bly, hall was elaborately decorated
with flags and banners and the floral
features were a large centerpiece OF
blue iris with spirea. The bouton-
nieres were red carnations.
Mr.. Fleitz has been giving these din
ners annually for several years and
they are quite unique in many respects.
He is always fortunate in assembling
a most congenial company and the
| dinner last night was one that his
friends will not soon forget. Trout
from the Poconos gave the feast the
flavor of the Springtime and the noun
tains.
Following were the guests: Chief
Justice Brown, Justice Potter, Justice
! Elllin, Justice Stewart, Justice Mes
trezat. Justice Won Moschzisker, Jus
tice Frazier, Judge Kunkel, Judge Nc
Carroll, Attorney General Brown, Sec
retary of the Commonwealth Woods,
Auditor General Powell, Lieutenant
Governor McClain. Fish Commissioner
Butler. Banking Commissioner Smith.
John Price Jackson, head of the De-
partment of Labor and Industry; ex-
Senator John S. Fisher, Senator w. c.
Sproul, NJ C. Kennedy. president of
the Cumberland Valley Railroad Com
pany; William n. Trinkle, E. ]. Stack
pole, Thomas Lynch Montgomery.
State librarian; n. H. Langhan, Joseph
B. Mccall, Spencer c. Gilbert, Lewis
B. Sadler. Colonel H. c. Trexler, Gen.
eral Thomas ]. Stewart, Deputy Attor-
ney General largest, Deputy Attorney
General Keller, n. E. Hause, Ralph
J. Baker, w. A. Magee.
Miss Katrina w. Pfouts of State
street has gone to Hollis, y. Y, to
spend the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Paul w. limerick.
Miss Leonore Kent of Brooklyn is
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Arch Win
ters of Market street, for a two weeks
stay.
Miss Mabel Brine, a nurse In the
German hospital. Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with her parents, in this
city.
Stanley C. Smith, 1905 Green street.
is attending the State Conclave OF
knights Templar at Philadelphia.
J. Grant SchwarZ and his daughter,
Miss Belle NJ schwarz are attend
ing the Panama-Pacific exhibition, at
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Whitman have
gone home to Dubuque, Iowa, after a
months stay with old friends in this
vicinity.
C. A. Carl, Of 235 Mcclay street, has
gone to Mt. Holly Springs for a sum-
mer's stay.
Miss Marianne Holmes left to-day
for Pittsburgh to visit her cousin,
Miss Nellie Wilson for q month.
TnIk 4 o. NJ n
small son, James Brown, started this
morning for a western trip, including
Chicago. Denver and the California
expositions.
Miss Annette Ryder and Miss Gale
Ryder of Cincinnati are guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. Maude Ryder Wilson of
Green street.
Mrs. Lillian Snyder, of sunbury,
spent yesterday in this city.
Mrs. Alice Walker, Newport, has
returned home after a visit in town.
Emmett Rasbridge. of Columbia,
was a recent Harrisburg visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gutman and
Miss Mildred Gutman, 1897 North
Second street, are home from Bal
timore.
Mrs. Leonard C. Benning. 171S Re-
gina street, is visiting friends along
Mountainville road near Williamsport.
Little Miss Ada Bagshaw of 81
Eighteenth street. had a party Mon
day afternoon, in celebration Of her
fifth birthday.
Mrs Charles w. Montgomery, of
1903 Market street, was hostess yes
teday afternoon for the w. w. En-
broidery club, with an attendance of
twelve.
Miss Grace Post has returned home
to Hartford, Conn. accompanied by
Miss Sara Cooper of Camp Hill, whom
. she has been visiting.
Mrs Lyman D. Gilbert who is
spending a week in Princeton, will
open her country place, Fairfield"
near Bowmansdale. the first of June.
Mrs Charles F. Sieber and the Misses
Sieber, of 1909 North Second street,
will occupy the Koser country place
at Grantham, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rich and
children have returned gone to Balti-
more after a short visit here with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Long, of State street.
Attorney A. R. Rupley, Carlisle, was
a visitor in this city yesterday.