Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-28
UNIVERSITY BALL
PLEASANT EVENT
The Sara Lemer Orchestra
Plays For a Twenty-Four
Number Program

Christmas green's prevailed in the
decorations of winterdale hall last
evening interspersed with college and
university pennants from all over the
country. The annual holiday dance of
the Harrisburg club of State college
attracted a goodly company of alumni
and undergraduates and the Sara
Lemer orchestra with its banjos and
saxophones played all the latest music
for 24-dance program.
The patronesses included Mrs. e. E.
Sparks, Mrs. John Price Jackson. Mrs.
John X. Royal, Mrs. E. E. Beidleman,
Mrs Robert Rutherford, Mrs. Lingle,
Mrs. Harry Leonard, Mrs. b. II. Engle,
MRS. Martin Cumbler, Mrs. j. Harry
Messersmith, Mrs. William Nell, Mrs.
Bertram B. Saul, Mrs w. F. Darby,
MRS. j. '. w. Reynders, Mrs. II. f.
Qulckel, Mrs. Thomas Earle, Mrs. Her.
man P. Miller, Mrs. Harry l.. Hershey,
MRS. Oscar a. Wickersham, Mrs. Frank
ID. Carney, Mrs. e. L. Rinkenbach,
Mrs. Samuel DunlIle, Mrs. J. b. Hutch
lson, Mrs. G. b. Eager, Mrs. Edward
BAILEY, Mrs. Arthur Hull, Mrs h. E.
Holmes and Mrs. Albert Koenig.
Among the dancers were noticed:
Miss Elinor Copelin, Miss Margaret
Anna Bacon, Miss Alma Ernest, Miss
Marie Melville. Miss Isobel Dunkle.
Miss Skinner, Miss Emmeline Stevens,
Miss Martha Miller, Miss Katherine
McCloskey, Miss Jean Robinson, Miss
Mary Stark, Miss Susan FrantZ, Miss
Miriam Lands, Miss Catherine Peters,
Miss Gertrude Berry, Miss Elizabeth
Dlll, MISS Margaret Boas, Miss Mar
garet Welsh, Miss Mary Brady, Miss
Helen Kirby, Miss Anna Nissley, Miss
Fannie Hoy, Miss Helen Gardes, Miss
Rachel Darby, Miss Louise Fisher,
Miss Ferol Stevens Miss Helen Will
son, Miss Elizabeth Myers Miss Mir
lam keiser, Miss Katharine Powers,
Miss Mary Moeslein, Miss Elizabeth
Wilson. c. r. Denny, Charles r. Pease,
IL. II. Frantz, b. Homer Engle, Robert
A. Boil, A. l.. Sherman, d. B. Brod-
stein, Henry Wilmer, Edward Moore,
Edward Rinkenbach, Joseph Snyder,
Ralph Hutchison. Leeds Anwyll, Ed
ward McManamy, Edward Shope, Har-
ry Bradenbaugh, John Wilhelm, Sam
uel Froehlich, William Childs, Eu-
gene Miller, Max Reilly, Theodore
Frantz, Mr.. Gillespie, Leo A. DeLone,
Harry C. Hutchison, Preston Crowell,
Jr, Robert Cleland, NJ E. Landes,
Francis Powers, Claude Moeslein,
Fred ClecKner, Ross Hall, James
Handshaw, James Fitzpatrick, G.. r.
Donmoyer, Robert Rinkenbaugh, r.
E. Hoffer and F. Boas Sites
Mrs. Irwin II. Mills, of Baltimore,
with her little son and daughter are
holiday guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wilensky at 1643
Susquehanna street.
Miss Margaret R. Kennedy of
Ragged Edge" Chambersburg, is
visiting Miss Susanna Fleming, at Ill
West State street.
Mrs. George e. Loveland, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is a guest at the home
of her brother, William r. Denehey,
1923 North Front street
Mr., and Mrs. David A. MacGregor
of Philadelphia, are guests at the
Morgenthaler home, 257 Cumberland
street.
Mrs. Martindale I. Ward of 43O
South Thirteenth street, is visiting
relatives at Huntingdon.
Miss Ruth Metzler of 1850 LeXing-
ton street. is improving in health af-
ter a recent illness.
James Thure is ill at his home, 1923
South Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Goddard
and children of Lynchburg, Va, who
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Forney, II North Seventeenth street,
have gone to Philadelphia for a brief
stay.