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New Britain herald., 1916-12-01
Cuy ztems

! tfoouncsA of Aunt Deiia's Bread" -aivt.
 Mr. Jaci1 Naier. formerly with M. C.. .cNsitt, iG now with LUX, Bond & Lux. |eWeleI&, 559 Main St. Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-01

Henry Leupold, an instructor a Yale, IS the guest of his parents a their home on Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-01

Mrs. Alice Parker of Vernon was Thanksgiving Day guest of MT. an Mrs. George M. Ladd of 27 Har street.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-01

James Maher of Waterbury spent Thanksgiving with his father, John Maher of this city
New Britain herald., 1916-12-01

The kaVanauSh Shop, 10 Pratt St, Hartfcrd, has reduced the price on |bout fifty dinner dresses and few
 Iynn!mg frocks.. Also sale on hats. Fine chance fo~ the college girl to Ecp in and look over cur stock.-adyt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
CTS HOPKINS
w CHATS
ON THE eikELNEss or MAN."
WRITTEN "BY HERSELF"

tuddel W close. girls. for n littel
heart "a heart advice To the Iuv.lust
talk. Susie s.. who says she il eiehtene
yercs old. has rittcn me fer advice. !
am glad To- see hy Susie's own state
ment tibet she is oyver twenty. Ter !
Termed long ago tibet you kant xiv add
vice 10 giddy %yungsters.
Ia Says. The only advice In civ
chikens ~ insurance. they're certain To
loose they're beds no matter what YOU
say IA gifts his addvice mixed up
yum times but he SAYS IL gees both
ways. An ms fer advising the yung
sters sgeIst the Richness of men you
mite M well lei them to stop living
cause the wether's c~hangeahle. Luv
and le.n IN theire methid.
But Susic's case IL different. Susie
rites, Louie has been ealing at my
house our times n week fer ive ycres
and the other day ! red IN Laura Lean
l.ibtey tibet all men are iikel and de-
ccetful creatures. can II lie tibet he IL
not true TO me-
Land sakes, Susie. after all these
ycrest or course, you're rite. You
mite ask the wretch what he does with
all the time he's away from you. IN
bet the meme decectful creature actual.
~ lays aside three mites 50 tibet he Kin
catch M on sleep.
Hut trooth Ia tel. Susie. o don't
nede to wurry. If he aint In luv with
you by this time he luys you're cookin
q r your ma, o r sumthing nm II NIL
wurks 10 the mn mo end. Wich rec
minds mo thet ] aini newer Ind M
sympathy with these Jokes abbout
muiher in-lnws. Vile you're telling yur
self what n wunderful entertainer and
~fasinaior - are, like ms not it's jest
the way Muther makes Him felc M
home tibet brings him around so on
ten. IL the truth were known. there's
meDny men wish there wives were
onnly ms gud Ia them ny there muth.
ers IN law. But, ~ course, he's the
Teller who lafYs extra loud at the muth.
cr-.n-law Jokes.
~ you want 10 make shure ~ not
having 10 wurry abbout him. Susie.
my uddvice IL reverse the skedulc and
hev Him call opnly once u week an
stay away for six mites. II IL the
nature ~ Man 10 want what he cant
get, an ~ yu'd made him do the wur-
rying sbbout you he'd have been 81
wurked M he'd lop'd the question Ia
relieve tho strain.
Fikelness IL only anntheP variaty OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC
LIBRARY.


"WSN w ~ ~
Just David, by Eleanor IL. Porter.
David was q small boy. only 10 years
OH in fact, d he lived with his
father in a little cabin high up ON
the mountaiusld.. a long distance
fellow lay the lake and the little vii
axe 60 which his father occasionally
tescended IN order To buy things. No
father and his violin were quite sum
l,.,nt company tor David Then one
daS father suddenly decided that
they must leave thei mountain home,
10 VII oh they had lived 80 long ana
travel far away on the train. SO they
set out but the trip down the noun
tain was long, n when at last they
reached the Village David's father
started alone on the longest journey
of all. And David did not even know
his own name, when q~u"stloned ne
could only reply Just David n the
notes which his father had LEFT were
untntelllgibic Co the village people,
ANY ordinary hoy would haVe had
rather a difiCult timp OF i,-but
David was not an ordinary boy, Not
| only could he cNtermorize OF the Nio.
, lin in a most wonderful manner, but
he could also play Brahms conctrtos
with "marVclous technique ana not
! the smallest difficulty, speak French
/ and German read Latin, and dis
course constantnnily and continuous
IS IN , Truly edifying way. Ever unr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Itotatian~ iItmi, Drganircd

According to members ot the H"-
tarN cluh Of Albuquerque. hat newest
uf our organizations has nuW been
nrml, organized aud il o~utrcuch"d
behind "a solid wall cot pleased mem
beers who dcuitr. that each 1hur-duN
luncheon ADDS To- DO. certainty of IN"
continued success OF The club Tn"
membership. limited Co. ono from
each classification oi business and
professional men. ba~ about reached
It's limit foI Albuquerque Tn, tenn
poTaiN officers. IN. \ - ShurtlD. pres
idcut aud j L. Guodcll secretary.
and e temporary board ct directors
have served during the organization
period and viii be succeeded next
week bN u new sot OF officials. save
ior Mr. Guodoll. whose retention Js
secretary rs said to DE assured At
the luncheon last Thursday nino dl-
rcctois. the membership of the hoard.
were nominated and viii hc elected
at tho luncheon ON Thursday next
IN, nominee. who chuosc ne oir-
GERS. ate IN \. Co. Shurfi' a. \
Kisjlor. george g. Taylor ". ..
Southard. a. ~ HVuiug, e. - 'ush-
man, l.. u. SEX Charlie : White
NaN \urdtaus.
An -outStandtup feature ct the iI"-
.tlry clue -c-.Iuus BE- th, rigid limit iu
on. hour. rms rule 30 is said never
violated aud a member whose turn j.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Nct1intocL. \rnoid Wedding

Yesterday announcement M the
Herald 81 the marriage iu chicago uf
Miss Mary Pauline Arnold of this city
to Mr.. Clarence william McClintock
81 santa lo aroused lively interest
mons friends 81 two particularly
popular young people who have hosts
uf friends here and m the state cap
iial While no preliminary announce
Woni Of the wedding was made IL
was known To intimate friends that II
would occur his summer % the
news could hardly bo classcd a. u sur
pri~. The marfidg" ceremony was
pronounced IN one Of the beautiful
reception rooms IN the Blackstone ho-
tel Rev william otis Walter, rector
of Grace Episcopal church oiNciatiug.
Mrs Marvin Arnold. mother Of the
bride. the brides sister. Mrs Thomas
Friant. and the lattcr'S husband. were
the oply attendants. Boyond the fact
tina their home will be ~ Santa y.
there h. NO news of the Immediate
plans OF Mr. and Mr., McClintock
Mrs McCliuto.k has made her HON"
with her mother here tor q number
OF y"su IN an attractive r"sld"ncc At
seventh ANA copper avenue. she has
% very large circle of warm friends
l.d admirers. Mr.. MrCliutoCk was
for some years connected with The
mo- stern C%luthiug company a. q
,1l-lman. guluE later Geo santa tc
where he opened 20 mems clothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Clusters Massacre Is
Being Re-enacted in
Billings. Mont, Today

billing V.. 5urc - pa.pna,f.
p.rt IL ,r. .,...4I .,,pt ia the bnttia
.f. r.. I.ttr. p.r rt.rr .th.rvi4r
l..,.. ...., uaa, RI. t. fho
-... i.. damned "a boz {,
.f.r. .t rI. ,.rf..tb ~lnt,arstrt
..,..,,,... ...I.. of p ttuou. nat-
OBJ. rb. .,.. damn. ., tr. event Is
.. u. ,.,..u| E IS ,iuifrp. .IrtI.Hr
ny GsuotII custer lannon's seventh
.tU.Ir. regiment Tho un.rr tu.' %
tn, HuuN .t.t.. . goo tsk. plu'" uu
Du. battlefield itself buJ th" ro-,un'i
u,uI fu ., 1. uottI, r"prnd
tI.u ct tH, urfgIunl event N possiHi"
Arrangement. for th" uhs'rttn. q"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

The Congregotional Ladies AID So
ciety held an all-day meeting Thurs
day Win Mr. Hey man at the Indus
trial school. Various gentlemen of
IN" congregation solved the Trans
portltion problem by ean OF their
automobiles som. OF them remained
to- discuss cai troubles aud Co assist
in di-posing Of the picnic. lunch The
house was beautifully decorated with
sweet peas aud nasturtiums from the
school ~noWer-bods Tho ladies accom-
pushed - considerable" amount ~
work. aud feel that It was % pruntahlo
a. well a. It pleasant day
There viii be music by Miss sui
ger and Mr.. %Spauldiug az tn" sunday
morning service. The evening ser
vice Will be a sacred concert given hy
Nj Falkenhurg victfulp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Richard I.wynnc Loves Party.

Richard Gwynne Lowe, young son
81 Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lowe. 9lo
south Edith street, entertained q
party nf his playmates At his home
Wednesday afternoon, with the usua
mutually Joyous results to host and
guests. The guests were Joe and
Robbie Harris. Frank, Fred and David
Spier. Andrew sutherland, and MARY
Peck. Ice cream. lemonade n IN.
usual summer equipment Of u trulN
Riddles summer party were much m
evidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

The United states civil r,rNtc" com
mission Open competitive
exam uatiuns a. follows
Jul, Mechanical craftsman
pnai.I, $500
JUN IL prdnan". draiism'''
(mul.l. per diem. t3.2s To- ,tUi
july 1870 Attorney. interstate
commerce commission tmnlc1, 81 zoo
to $500, mcchanician aud lHborh.
tory assistant (mal"l per diem. Si'"
Iuly ga-tnstrument maker ,malc1.
per diem. t2si
Upon redies, further infurmati"i
viii hc furnished 10y ~ + Pagan "'
IN. forest service. local 20, Rotary ,r
the district secretary, Sal FRANC o.
ca,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mr.. VI Nl,h wa hostess ON Wod.
t'-1l, afternoon at hcl apartment
600 West central avenue. with , mis-.
''|I'n"ul, shower 900 honor of Miss
itIth Williams THIS uarty was the
''-' p~I"ieuiiuu~ affair ct the wetK.
I''' hundred was played 100 nNc Ia
' Iht color moth wa grUru and
mt" WIN q %proiusior OF white How b.
80 and green ferns The refreshments
."i'"d AZ tn" small tables carried out
10" sumo Idoa. q salad course topped
,f with white cream and green ,nu-
uIed cherries Tin" bride table bore
. Iarge boquet of bride rose. L.l,tl.
Maxine Drumm wa the fairy who
trough, In the basket ut gifts which
rang"d rom lingerie. linen. cat glass
nnd SILVER to useful articles for kltchon
needs Tn" first prilo a hand paint
ed plate was awarded Mr~. Euthcr-
ford. The second prize went to Mrs
Nann. and Was a beautiful feather
IAN. The cut prize was q bride.
diary ana went To Miss Stachliu and
b. Wa~ whispered among N" guests
That this was mo- ~ all au inappro-
priat" selection. Worthy of mention
IN the shower was the gilt FROM the
uun0rcc's mother lit piece uf cm-
uIuidcry don hS Mrs. Williams
mother and mounted ~ - tray.
Those invited were Miss ruth
Williams. Mr.. y. NJ Williams. Mrs.
; r Ncwhaii. Miss ANN. N.whall.
Miss MARGARET jerks. Miss Irene
SAINT Miss Edmund Ross. Miss pliyc
N
Bildridg" Mrs Drumm. Miss Elsa
Meyer, Miss Anna Meyer Miss val
liant. Mr.. Rutherford. Miss Irene
Stachiin, Mrs. Nann. Mr.. Noble, Mrs
luu. ". Wilson Airs. kahnt. Mrs
jerks. Mrs Geo valiant. Miss Laura
noble. Miss Rlsdon. Miss Arnot. Miss
Elsie Sackctt. Miss r%'rancine Pickard.
Miss Lotta Newhali
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Tn. crochet club rlot Thursday at
tornoun with Mr. e. T.. Iowhor.
Guests Of the club were Mrs J. Hubs,
Mrs Juo W. Wilson, Mrs. d. n Boyd.
Miss Alice Boyd aud Miss kilborn,
the guest of Miss Boyd. Members OF
the club present Were Mrs iiodgiu,
Mrs. Farr, Mrs, Iesli. Rice. Mrs. l..
q. Rice. Miss Stultz, Mrs. Tull MIR.
R.idy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
spend. ihc-Day Party.

on wednesday,. members ~ -
Johns auxiliary spent the day at Art
lists Retreat. tho home of Mrs, Geo
Wheeler. The ladies occupied thu
timo with sewing \ delicious lunch.
con was served 10y the hostess AZ
O'Clock, on the spacious vcranda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Jose Medina, Under Sentence
OF Death. Succumbs 10 Ills
in State Prison at Santa Fe


Predictions thar ru-" Medina who
murdered J.., ,nl.,.. th. siam Ju.o
A,Iuurl.,u,r v,uIu. u.f. I.. to n, ,>-
o.ItrI. have. been u.iU. aut ALL.
lul dI,d s.4t.tiuU afternoon In tho
n...t.f .fl. .I,f. -u.rt.ut.r, BID,
SAINT, Do, death u.. caused .. pl..
.n..
''
"''. ''.''' "'', ivy "'''' p"
'i''hH' n"'h h'I' ''' '''.'N-
Medina health Ir"t' few h4'H
ff'"r hl- arrest nud confession " DO
believed %" caught .".l "u th' rIi
num tu" ,it, jti Co.. tu. u. til
ii'i in' colt u'N'i'I'' H' I' 'S
ulf'I ''i''N "' pl'"I'''.' WIZ .'
lIlh ''.'"' ~t'l''p'"L ''' '"''''
il' VIII De uuil'" "l 'h' p.N'''' '.'''
Thorr is more Catarrh ia TINS s'c-
ton ~ the country than an u'ho'
diseHsss put together. o unil ih
last few Years was supposed to Dee Iu.
doctor. uroy,uuced IL , fu..I d.
,1se and prescribed local remcd os
and be-, CONSTANT, failing %. .lr, with
local treatment. pronuuucod 10 iu.
g.. d. r,n-s,i,u,ton,' dt..,., AND
,,,r,,.,, ,n,utros ..-r.,ttor,l
t,.,,u,,t nm r,t,r,b ,.,. man.
,f,.,Ir,5 .0.. - I rbcr.. 4, "a, ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Herman S"hweizer, manager of the
Harvey Indian and curio business, re-
turned Thursday evening from ten
days in chicago and kansas city, a
trim In which he combined business
ana pleasure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. e. NJ psIna entertained At
her ranch home north Of old Albu-
qucrquc Wednesday afternoon for a
number of her friends. the occasion
being the organization of the Boule-
ward club which Will hold meetings
every other week. Those present
Wednesday were Mrs. l.. j. Jacobsen,
president OF the club. Miss Ma Beck
with. secretary. Mrs. r.. T. Booth. MIS-.
Tom Clarke. Mrs. Fred Fakes. Mr..
T. VI Beckwi,h. Mrs. j. u. Peak, Mrs.
g ". ThaNton and daughter, Mrs.
sam Wayne ana daughter, Mrs. J. VI.
Hayden and Mrs. Barnam, The next
meeting viii bee held at TIA. home ni
Mrs. r. VI BcCkwith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
TONIC DIGESTIVE

stimulates The digestive organs to
action SO that the food that enters
the stomach Is dirested and assimi-
lated Sold only by NJ, sl0O.
Otwell Drug Co. 22i West Central
Ave, Albuquerque, y, NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Mayor VIII Go Fishing

Mayor Henry Westerfeld and his
family viii go fishing mex, month.
The annual fishing trip IL an event
which Mr.. westerfeld never lets pass
and ne does not "a to let his duties
As municipal executive interfere with
It this year. He expects to leave for
tn. upper Pecos after the first July
council meeting "a be away for two
weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

IN the village adored him ~ rours,
he united the usual pair uf iu.,..
parted the usual Neutrality-suspicious.
awakened the usual stern couple 10
q sense - benuts. -g.s his .u. ..'.r.
from iusinR tn"ir m%ottsdEsf .FH
won "a. heard OF the Villas, ms,i
ana IN short behaved IN the s',I, and
accomplished the things expected OF
~lo-ycar.old boys 800 mi. enI .| H.
tion OF course at ne end nIs i..
tity was discovered. an I'M. good r,.
pie wer. rewarded and ,.,r,fhul
was ius' too perfectly lat.rlr for
words.
Wcnr, kiuHheii NcI-'cr bH. l..l
HEM, kitcneu Webster hn a..i
story 60 t".i and some iutervstug
characters Poo Introduce iu The N"al
ADV .ntuf, kosaliud somewhat
spoiled Woman. after q rapid nrr
courtship marrios a wealthy and tN.
cessit"lf mdi,idualt~tic lawyer The
love - mutual bat iu u little while
the woman wakes to ma that lu.e '-
of the mun Tile u thing apart and
therefore u cease to be- hot Wh"i'
existence She has everything 800 ih'
way Of worldly goods she requires
but the formerly INDECENT Woma Doc
comes ambitious 81 doing things Tot
herself lie has no ~Nutpathf with
such aspirations aud Shv leaves him
Her talents being limited, she becomes
81 chorus girl, out uuprumlsiug as
such a career Gems IN the beginning
IL soon becomes evident that she has
quite "A number ct %iptitudes aud she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

conceIt. II don't develop In n man un.
III sum woman pets him and praises
him and wurries ovver him so much
tibet he decides he Is n Prize an must
search IN fields nfar fer one wurthy ~
him. Like as not he's the BOBBY Prize
aud gets what he deserves.
~ yu'd onnly started handling him
rite Ave ycres ngo, Susie. yn'd le trav.
clling IN bubble harness now. Per.
haps then you wud he wishing tibet he
had n spark ~ fkelness and get up
and 20" Ia him. But tibet Ia anuther
story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

MIR n Mrs. James \. Rlainey,
their sol Cosgruve and daughter Miss
Dorothy, left Thursday evening for
st. Louis where they will make their
home. Mr.. Blain"y has been placed
in charge of the issouri state agency
Of IN. southern surety company, the
company which absorbed the Inter.
state Casualty company of which MI,
Blaiuey was manager IN. Blain.ys
hay" mad" many warm friends in Al.
buduerquc and Their departure is re-
gr.tt"d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

store which has proved % successful
venture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. u. T.. Cauthers and little
daughter Fern arrived in Albuquer-
Que Thursday night from their home
In Decrine, south Dakota to he guests
OF Mrs. Cauthcrs' sister. Mrs. Frank
Lowe, $40 South Edith street, for the
rest OF the summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. W. Y Walton II visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hunt, In FL Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Miss MSra kilbaum al New Haven.
Connecticut, who has been visiting
Miss Alice Boyd. l93 south High
street, Tor IN, past two weeks, LETT
~Sesl.iday clcniug for her home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

CO.. ana Mrs - X. y Sellers, win,
left several weeks x tor - summoi
motor outing ~ the white Mountains
of Arizona, have been heard from a
Holbro"k wh"r" they spent yesterday
They viii go 10 Grand Canyon and
may 90 tn California before returninl
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. NJ r. Frenklo and small
daughter arrived Monday nigh, from
Monroe. La. to .uIu Mr.. F'renkl..
They viii make Albuquerque their
home, and ~ present are dumiciled
at 5l7 North seventh street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. r q Winfrey sog West sill
yer avenue. has as her guests Missc
Nina aud Val '%ovington of Dallas
Ton. who 'Tc on Their way To CRANK
Canyon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore : Woolscy
Jr.. MIR. and Mrs. Georg. l.. Brook
and Mrs. Raymond Stamm formed
mountain picnic party Wcdnesda,
evening. The trip TO the mountain
WA made in Nj Woolsey's new
White ear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mrs. Louise Thompson, for som
time n teacher at the Indian boardInl
school IN the Dulce Apache rcscr
Walton, Is IN Albuquerque To spend IN.
summer with her sister Airs. Ralpl
Denbar. sl5 West Cod emu Mr.
Thompson has been advanced to
position IN the Albuquerque india
school, which IN. will assume IN tn
fan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs iitegr SAGA are en-.
tertainins Their daughter Mrs j n.
Mciulnness ~ Bish.e Arizona
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

Mr. and Mrs. James u. Davidson.
ol2 North Fourth street. have a. their
guests Mrs S%hepherl cot Chicago and
her son.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-16
Sunday School Class
Eats a Corn Soup Supper

Glass No. 16 of State Street United
Brethren Sunday School and a few
friends were entertained with a hike,
followed by a chicken corn soup sup
per. last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Rhoads, near Pro-
gress.
In attendance were Miss Mary Comp
Miss Irene Bender, of Carlisle: Miss
Marie Stober, Miss Anna Nissley, Miss
Ruth Comp, Miss Gertie Hoover, Miss
Clara Stober, Miss Esther jenkins. OF
Wormleysburg; Miss Anna Black, Miss
Marion Nissley, Miss Susan Schlosser
Miss Pearl Lerew and the Misses Mar
garet, Elva and Adaline Hemminger
John Harbold, A. L. Baker, G. M
Fisher. of Wormleysburg; Frank Kel-
Ter, of Hummelstown; j. H. Rhoads
Raymond Rhoads. John Rhoads. Will
liam Hoffer. William, Thomas and
Leonard Cunkle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Holsberg, Mr. and Mrs. ]. 1. Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c, w. Shade, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
Lerew, Mrs. ]. w. Weaver, Mrs. Frank
Hemminger and Mrs. Leonard Cunkle.
Miss Barbara Dunn and Miss Sarah
Dunn, of Columbus, Ohio. were guests
of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
G. Page, of Market street, during the
week.
Senator and Mrs. Frank Graft, OF
Worthington, were visitors here yes
terday.
Mrs. Philip T. Meredith and chill
dren, Of North Front street. are home
from Eaglesmere, where they spent
the summer.
Howard Fairchild and George H.
Fairchild, of Kansas City, Mo-, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
U. Harper. of State street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-16
THEY TRY TO GET
AHEAD OF STORM
Guests ofMiss Faunce atMarsh-
mallow Toast Have Thrilling
Experience in Rain

"Snowbound" may be terrible in
every detail. but the crowd of young
people who held the marshmallow
toast along the river near Marysville
Thursday evening know that a real
thunderstorm in all it's awfulness is
Just as bad and far more blood-curd-
ing. This is how they know:
MISS Sara Faunce, of 1914 North
inlrd street, invited a number of her
-rlends to marshmallow toast, held
near the Faunce country place at
Marysville. The guests enjoyed a de-
,ightful evening toasting marshmal-
lows and playing games on the lawn,
which had been gaily lighted with
Jack-o Lanterns. In fact, everything
went along very lovely until almost
time to go home. and then-well,
everything took sudden turn. With
ell the speed which the automobiles
that conducted the party there could
muster they could not beat the storm
and as result the party arrived
nome weather beaten but gay and jolly
In the rain-drenched, rain-soaked,
scared and merry party were Miss
Helen Seabold, Miss Helen Hoffman.
Miss Blanche Seabold. Miss Alma Bir-
ley, Williamstown; Miss Hoffman, Will
Jamestown; H,d Miss Ines Miller. Miss
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Marguerite Brunner. Miss Helena Keet,
Miss Sarah Faunce. Miss Helen Hamp-
ton, Bill Anderson, Murray Kunkel,
Arthur Gardner, Charles Pollock, Earl
Garrol. Paul Faunce, George Croll,
John Wills. of Duncannon; Roy Heck
endorn, Duncannon, and Paul Keener.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Faunce, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hollinger and Miss Mary
Crlst chaperoned the crowd
Miss nellie High. of Toledo. Ohio,
will arrive in the city to morrow for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C.
Todd, 1907 North Front street.
Miss Kathleen Rogers and Miss
Maude Rogers, of Pittsburgh, are visit
ing their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew D. Ross. Of State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Bates, of
Rochester, n. Y, spent the past week
with relatives in suburban Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons enter
tanned members of the Golden Hour
Club Thursday night at Susquehanna
cottage, near Marysville.
Martin H. Buehler. of Germantown,
is spending several days with Joshua
G. Swartz, 1911 North Second street.
Miss Martha Q. Seller and Miss Sue
Seller, II North Front street, have re-
turned from Eaglesmere, where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay G. Roberts, of
Pittsburgh, are guests of their sister,
Mrs. Lucien Fields, of North Third
street.
Miss Alice Hutchinson: of Toronto,
Canada, has arrived in the city for a
three months visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Noel K. Hutchinson, of North Second
street