Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-29
BUSINESS GIRLS
CAST CARE ASIDE
Enjoy Themselves at Y. w. C.
A. Masquerade Forty
Join Glass

A delightful masquerade party was
given in the Y. w. c.. A. building last
evening by the Business Girls Gymna-
SUM Glass. all of whom are members
of the Y. w. c. A. The committee in
charge of arrangements had the hall
tastefully and effectively decorated
with bobgobblins, pumpkin lanterns,
witches and cats, and the success of
the party was due largely to their
efforts.
The fun was started with the initia-
ton of the forty new members of the
class, who We're dressed in pretty
green Yama Yama suits. A delight
full program followed, featuring Miss
Pollack in a Spanish dance, Misses
Edwards and Smith in several duets
in coon dialect, and closing with the
singing of the class songs, with Miss
Ella Yost accompanying on the piano.
Refreshments consisting of ginger
cookies and cider were served, and
prizes were given to the new girls in
fun making contests.
Among the many fine costumes, the
following were conspicuous for their
cleverness: Miss Marjorie Bolles, Ply
sical Instructor, as a merry widow;
Misses Kit Morgan and Margaret
Turner as monkey and accordion
player; Miss Elizabeth Killinger in
black and white clown suit, Miss Mar
garet Pollack as a Spanish dancer,
Miss Pearl Yohn as an Indian maid,
Miss Marjorie WahI as the Queen of
Hearts, Miss Mauk as night, Miss Clara
Wolf as a colonial dame, Miss Esther
Smith as a Minstrel Man, Miss Mabel
Edwards as a black face tramp, Miss
Mabel Thorn as a Turkish girl, Miss
Bertha Turner, Glass President, as
Lord Fauntleroy; Miss Anna Brenne-
man as demure country Miss, Miss
Ella Yost as an artist and Miss Bertha
Motter as an Indian girl.
william Riddle of the State Health
department left this morning for
South America. He will be gone sew
eral months
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Bingham, of
chesapeake Farms. along the eastern
shore of Maryland, stopped off here
with friends for several days on their
way home from Chicago.
John Edmondson, of Regina street,
lis at the Polytechnic Hospital suffering
from appendicitis.
| The members of the P o. of A.
| lodge will hold a masquerade party
! Monday evening. The members will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Ross,
| 2016 North Seventh street, to be taken
| by auto trucks to New Kingston, where
| they will hold the masquerade party.
| Tuesday they will enjoy an outing at
1 tne rIaTIn Oh MIS-. ROSS InOtllSEt re-
| turning to Harrisburg Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Annie Davis, of 2122 North
Seventh street. has left for Mapleton,
| Pa, where she will visit at the home
of her son. Harry Davis.
| Mrs. A. |. Jones and children have
returned to their home, 1882 Derry
street, after visiting Mrs. Jones par
ents at Jackson, Pa.
Mrs. Carrie Machamer and Mrs.
Mary Bryson, of Harrisburg, have re-
turned home after a brief visit to
Philadelphia.
The Silver Star Council, Daughters
| of Liberty. entertained their members
with unique masquerade pie social
| in Kennard's Hall. Third and Broad
streets, last evening. Refreshments
| were served to ninety-seven of their
| members. who were masked in all
| sorts of quaint costumes.
Mrs. E. It. Steel, of Mechanicsburg,
has returned from Washington where
she spent some time at the Paul In
| stitute.
Mrs. Raymond Cook and daughter
Martha, of 1410 Thompson street, are
visiting relatives at Enola and Halifax
Mrs. A. P. Antrim and daughter,
Miss Margaret, and son. Bob, of
! Parkesburg, have returned home after
visiting relatives in Harrisburg.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Market Square Presbyterian
/ Church has planned a masquerade
social, to be held this evening. The
social committee promises that it will
be jolly Halloween event for those
members who attend and of course t
is hoped that all the members will
come and have part in the fun. The
| masqueraders will leave the church
promptly at z o'clock and will be con-
Quoted by he"ghosts of the past" to a
| weird and spooky" place of merry
making
Mrs. Mary Burns, of Dillsburg, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Grace
Watson, AIS Herr street.