Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-06

STORY HOUR TALK
ON NOVEMBER 20
Story Telling Club Will Present
Miss Mabel Bragg
in Recital

The Story Telling League of this city
Boston. to come here on Saturday,
November 20, for STORY Hour Lee
ture' in the Technical High school
auditorium, at SIS o'clock.
Miss Bragg is a professional story
teller, a writer of charming tales ana
teacher of story telling. Last year
she was a feature of the Columbia
University lecture course and for
seven years has taught State teachers
at the New York Chautauqua. She
has had courses in the Brooklyn In
stitute and the Teachers Association,
and has endeared herself to many
residents of this city by her work at
the Mount Gretna Chautauqua in past
years and has many warm friends
here.
Miss Bragg says that STORY telling
for grownups means a better knowl-
edge and real understanding of chill
dren, through sharing their litera-
ture with them, and a wonderful op-
portunity for self improvement,
through the careful study of material
for definite beautiful presentation. For
children. story telling means knowl-
edge of literature ethics and language,
cultivation of the sense of humor, en-
largement of sympathies and pleas
ure."
Miss Bragg not only knows how to
tell 4 story herself, but is able to tell
others how to tell it. She will be
generous in her illustrations during
the lecture, which will be nominally
priced as it is given for purely cul-
tural purposes.
Free to Children
Through the courtesy of the story
Telling Club all the children of the
city are invited to hear Miss Bragg at
the Technical High school, Saturday
afternoon, November 20, at $50
O'Clock. in a delightful story hour, es-
pecially for them. Only children be-
low the high school age will be ad-
mitted to this free entertainment, at
which the members of the club VIII
usher.
Miss Ella Yost. treasurer of the
club requests members to bring their
dues to the story circle on next Tues
day evening from s to 8 O'Clock at
the hall of the Public Library, and
to give her the proceeds OF their
tickets as soon as possible. I'M
promptu story telling and interesting
discussions of various phases of the
plan will comprise the program 10
which only club members are asked.
METHODIST
Grace. - The Rev. J. d. Fox, D.
D., $3.50 class meeting; 1890, The
Call to Discipleship'; 1:45 Sunday
school and Mems Bible Class; 6:40
Epworth League: 1880. the Rev.
Frederick H. Wright, D. D.
Epworth. y The Rev. j. D. w.
Deavor IL. Using Opportunity" 1880
Asleep at the Switch" by A. Fl.
White; Sunday school, 10; Class meet
ing, .; Epworth League $50.
Camp Curtin Memorial. - The Rev.
A. s. Williams. 1890, "All Saints
Day; 1880, "A Difference in Sins;
$50, class meeting rally; s:45. Jr. c,
E.; 2. Sunday school; $50, League
devotional meeting.
Saint Pauls - The Rev. Robert w
Runyan. 1890, IAN Endurance Test; ;
1880, The Man Who Wins; Sunday
school, 1:45; Epworth League, $50.
Stevens Memorial. - T h r V.
Clayton Albert Smucker, d. D., $50,
class meeting; 1890, Giving Way to
Our Faith" 2. Sunday school; $40,
Epworth League; 7:S0, Capt o. ..
Wizard. social survey expert, of Chi
cago, will address the Mems Club on
World War on Vice and Crime"
Asbury. - The Rev. w. II. Grimes,
II. Gods Fellow Workers; s, THE
Lords Supper; Z, Epworth League.
Ridge Avenue. - The Rev. William
w. Hartman, 1890, The Victory of
Faith" and 1880. THE Power of An
Endless Life; Sunday school, 2; Ep-
worth League, $50.