Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-04
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AT MISS WILSON'S
Happy Guests in Fancy Dress
Attend a Little New Years
Party

Guests of Miss Donna Wilson at a
New Years masquerade came in
quaint and curious costumes, spending
the evening at her home, 205 Calder
street, with games and contests. The
decorations were of green and white.
Miss Rose Meek gave piano selections,
assisted by Miss Nellie Behm and Ed
ward Neck. Prizes for the best cos
tunes were awarded to the Misses
Margaret Shaffer and Sarah Cline, Joe
Reynolds and Ed. Neck.
In attendance were the Misses Beu-
lah Books as Martha Washington;
Rose Neck, Goddess of Liberty; Helen
Miller, Myrle Shoe and Mary Fenster-
macher. Yama Yamas; Alice Wagner,
lady of 1864; Nellie Benin, Dutch
madchen; Margaret Shaffer, princess;
Olive Zeigler, nurse; Donna Wilson,
Dutch madchen; Marie Hutton, Lot
tie Zeigler, Catharine Sewers, Yama
Hamas; Jessie Corning, Gypsy; Mary
Cline, Topsy; Sarah Cline, suffragette;
Anna KuntZ, Italian girl; Irene Pat
terSon, bride of fifty years ago; Ellen
Longenecker. witch; Josephine Smith,
ghost: Hattie Henderson, nurse;
Lenore Neisley, Red Riding Hood;
Charles Mckay, clown; Tom Middle
ton, soldier; Martin Corsnitz, sailor;
Robert Mcdonald. DR.. Bluff; Ed.
Cough, Chinaman: Ed. Neck, hobo:
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Reinhart, Mutt and jeff; Luther Oil
yer, cowboy; Harry White, Grandpa;
Cornelius Tomson, Charlie Chaplin;
Norman Hill, clown; Harry Behm,
fakir; Paul Eckenrieder, girl; Joe
Reynolds and William Cline, clowns;
Dan Peters. railroadar; Charlie Davis,
Charlie Chaplin; Tom Ellis, old man;
Mrs. Harry Swope, Mrs. William Mot
ter. Mrs. l.. r. Beard. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Stroup and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Wilson.
Miss Mary Morrison has returned
home TO Duncannon after visiting Miss
Marietta MorelandN in Philadelphia
during the New Years celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Godfrey, of Jer-
sey City, are spending the week among
relatives in suburban Harrisburg.
Miss Marjorie Snyder of 2296 North
Sixth street, who underwent Il surgical
operation at the Hahnemann Hospital.
philadelphia, recently, is improving in
health at her home.
Mrs. Alfred Holmes and Miss
Jeanne Holmes. of Pittsburgh, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Henry G.
Bates. of Green street.
Aaron McCreary. of California, who
has been visiting fraternity brothers
in this city. has returned to Gettys-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur .Hendrickson,
of Baltimore, are spending ten days
among old friends in this city.
Miss Leah Levy, of Baltimore, is
guest of Mrs. j. Levanton, of Steelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woolston Jones and
Miss Mary Katherine NIumma. of
Derry street. are home after visit to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory and
small son, Philip Gregory, left for
their home in Erie this morning after
holiday visit among relatives in town.
Kenneth Patterson, of Thirteenth
street, a Cornell student. left this
morning for Ithaca to resume his
studies.
Miss Elizabeth Dill has gone back
TO Philadelphia to resume her studies
at DreNel Institute after spending the
holidays at her home here.
Carroll X. Denney left for State Col
leSe to-day after a holiday visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Den
ney, at 427 Hummel street.
Miss Rita Hayes. of Providence
r. l., is a guest of her aunt. Mrs
Mordaunt Fletcher, of Penn street