Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
MISS NINA RUTH
GIVES BIG TOAST
Many Guests Enjoy Marshmal-
low Frolic Around Camp Fire
at Stoverdale

s~toverdale, Aug. 21.-Miss Nina
Ruth gave a marshmallow toast in
the woods on Friday night. About
nifty guests were present. = great fire
was built Of logs around which the
guests assembled and toasted many
pounds OF ma-shmallows. after which
all engaged in games around the fire.
some OF those present were Mary
Reckard, Alice Barker Betty Muth.
Miriam Wagner, Sara Muth, Ruth
Shope, Leola Shope, Mabel VIM,
Margaret Miller. Beatrice Nissley.
Anna Slicer. Ida Hoffman. Margaret
Myers, Naomi Matt, Ruth Matz. Zoe
fortenbaugh, Sara Garbarich. Eliza
beth Bodmer, Phoebe Fortenbaugh,
Evelyn Yost, Mrs. ID. Z. Barker. Mrs.
w. W. Slope, Mrs. G. w. Liebtren,
MIS- c. Bodmer, Mrs. Sutch. Mrs. W.
= Repp, Mrs. Edwin J. Knisely, Miss
Hartman, Nina Ruth, the Rev. B. L.
Z. Baer, George Bartolls, Kirk Meyer,
Martin Wenrick. Byron G. Ehley,
Walter c. Rury. Ernest Shope. Ralph
Gingrich. George Spire, Henry Spire,
George Davis, Charles Shultz, John
bordner, Mr.. Baer and D. c. Barker.
Mrs. W. B. Sellers and daughter.
NS--ASNbS "a A1GAA4SlGAS spent sun
day with Mr.. \ Mrs. J. b. Forten-
baugh at the Cozy Nook.
Thomas Sutch of Harrisburg spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. CIag-
ence Bodmer at the Prince Albert.
The following young women are oc-
cupying the Jason for two weeks:
Margaret Rabuck. Amelia Conrad,
Smith, Stella Conrad. Bertha Hoef OF
Harrisburg, Esther Schaffner Of Her
shey and Ella Good OF Linglestovn.
Those who attended a weekend
party at the Ruheim were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Rineer, Mrs. W. Arm
strong, Miss Elizabeth Lietren, Con
a Lietren, George Liet-en, Misses
Pearl Wagner, Anna Crist and Pearl
Baker of Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Garrett and
son, Charles, and C. O. Dunkle OF
Harrisburg, spent the weekend at the
Pine Tree Inn.
Samuel Z. Phillips, J. Lloyd Reeves
John E. Phillips of Harrisburg, and
Martin Richer OF Philadelphia, spent
the weekend at Oak Glen cottage.
Miss Marie Sourbier Of Lancaster,
Margaret Fox OF Philadelphia, Susan
krause, Pearl kilmer, Victor Hetrick
n Harry Miller OF HummelStown,
spent Sunday at Pine View cottage.
Charles Miller of Harrisburg and H.
"a las 4-SE--G . gre SLlttdN
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Carmany
at Pine Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Clark.
George Clark, Jr., Miss Grace Baer
n Mary Sierer of Harrisburg are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Davis at
the Hillside.
Mrs. Paul Shank has returned to
her cottage, the Cedars, after spend
ing several days at her Harrisburg
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Killinger OF
Steelton, are occupying the Fifth Ave
nue. cottage.
Miss Leola Elmer and Arthur lie.
roy spent the weekend at Outlooh
cottage after returning from s trip
TO Atlantic City and Pitman, y. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Brown of AL
toona spent the weekend at the Three
Oaks.
Mrs. NJ. ]. slicer. Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.
Johnson, Mrs. Willamina McCollum,
Miss Grace Stoner and Elizabeth
Hinkie Of Harrisburg spent the week
end at Seldom Inn cottage, the guests
of Nelson Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grady and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Sherlock gave q
porch party at the cottage kamp
komfort on Saturday night.
Professor j. J. Gibson left for Raw
linsville campmeeting, where he will
lead the chorus.
/. o. Davies of Reading spent the
weekend with his family at the
U~needarest.