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cHANcEtY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Deeds of Rclcas-, Amounting To
S2S,I22.2t.

S2S,322.2t
Charles Is. Willis ct ais. trustees. 10
south line Of Main street. known az
1917 West Main street. October .s
1916: &2.2i0.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tees. to Sallie V: Todd. II l." by s.
as i3iI West Main Street. October
w ,.a1'so r. E HtoSo trustee, to David
leigh street. known as lO7 East Leigh
street. November |, 1915: $l.4s4
Wallace T.. Brown, trustee. to Her
bert T. Richardson. 27xl7aa-i feet
south line OF Grove Avenue. known az
id19 Grove Avenue. November 3,
Barnes, .si is by 1917 south line
Of Franklin Street. known as 252I East
s3.o50 '''''
H. =. i'eyton. Jr.. trustee. TO Surbur-
ban Development Corporations lots 81
%. 30. 81. IS. so. %. 81. 49, ST. ST.
s 81. 81 ~, Ss' So 90; - and % in block {.
=. e. IS. 80. 80. 81 and no ;; ,; IT, IT;
lot 30. and lots -. %. 80. -. -. IS
%. SO and Gl in block u in Chamber.
,nEme Court. November /. 1916;
Henry, \. Sampson. trustee. 10 Endda
stern. i2Nl2a feet. known as Nos. IDOL
a ahn ihoa Claiborne Street. October rs
Chewning & Boxley. trustees to
Henry WaIlcrstein, 10 fee, 10 ~.
inches by IL IL feet. being lots 4. :
and in block ! in Lee Annex. DC.
toner 30. 1916: s4.4SO
Hutlcr, - = by l05 feet south line Of
MS,arshaii street known as 1906 East
Marshail street. October 70, Igis.
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III sTINGS TRANSFERS..
Nine Deeds OF BnrEnIn and Snle,
Amounting 10 SBu,2OO.

Mary T.. Reynolds Ell ais. TO David II.
te%, ;3Nl6a feet south line of McDon-
ouSh Street. 33 feet east OF Tenth
street: October Is, 1916; $1,000.
Louise i. Bailey to David II. Hey.
33Nl45 feet south line OF McDonough
Street. intersection Of McDonough and
Tenth Streets. October -. 1915: Sl,10O.
William, b. Franklin ct ux TO s. NJ.
Franklit: iot 20 In block 40 in Wood
81: $40.
Davis Brothers. Inc. TO Miss q. J.
Shndifcr ct ais. 43Xl4S feet north line
Of Scmmcs Avenue. 80 feet west OF
Thirty-sccond Street. November l,
1915: tax. 81: $40.
tank OF Commerce and Trusts to w.
;. Forbes. lots TO 20 in block 20: lots
! to 20 In block -; lots II to 20 In
T H. f. * H. l lG's II, Is e. s. ana q 10 o
IN block ~: lots 10 20 in block ~:
lots and and lots > to 20 in block
a.: lots II. -. II and Is in block a.,
lots .. IL. H. -. It, - 10 %. q, 20
III. 80. 81. 80. fl and SO in block 81;
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captain w. Mckee Dunn OF the
virginia National Guard. may soon
'h'e' an aviation school OF the United
skates Amy, the only thing necessary
now being The consent OF the War De-
lii'tncnt. Captain Dunn passed the
required physical examination last
eek ana yesterday forwarded to
Washington his application for admis-
SION 10 the lying school accompanied
bS the recommendation of Adjutant-
General sale that he be appointed
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N"UI"s AT lNlOn Stu'kNlrtIS.I
Co., Ri"hnond Va. Nov"mb.r j. 1916
n"iCg steers. To "a. medium TO rood
-. ~ -. common 10 fair. 81. T." -. Choic.
n y o.: 10 ~: medium to good. ~. To
49, common to fhir. a.. to -. t'hoic. cows
=; -: ,n",'ium 10 good. q. TO 5'e: common
i - KIT: I" - Best oxen. u. t. G7. mo
, % to %, ~ h;avy bulls. a. 70 81. night u.
20 ~. bcst calves. 10 to !1i-: common =.
10 ~ Best heavy hogs. ion: medium.
" t.,sh't- !. - 'Ot.; light. 81 to si:: sows and
''asS' l" ). Best sheep. 5ta 10 GA
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Dnmnge Suit on rr,,,

INC cas-" OF X. :. tIudcinS against
the Maxwell Motor Sales Company. for
Si'""" manages. was placed ON trial
Yesterday in the Law and l:uuit,
Court;
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BUILDING PERMITS.

r"ur building Permits, Amounting 10
ST71f.
". L. Carncal, to erect two-s,ory.
Drick apartment house northeast cor,
ier -. James and jackson Streets,
:. w. Sutherland, to erect two ,,;cl,
SarhIeS south side Of Park Avenue.
between Allen Avenue and GRANNY
street to cost 1856.
;. a. Mccurally. TO repair hr,c,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07

II and Is in woolfolk's Plan. October
%. 1916: s1.4Q0.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tees. TO F0nticello Mineral Springs
Inc. lots and 10 In square 80 in
Woodland Heights. November ,. 1916;
Sl,SQU.
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a.; ..o! IN. I,WU' N"y.mhYr e.ti"G>-hoccirtS
az. inla. E:2osi $3.50; light, $S'.Osi s. 50
81 ~ ~ T.'M s.'" h.>ry. t'2oIi sY"j: rough
'",tti"-R Receipts. .0.Hl; strong Native
s.sf cattle. $3.50 n sii.7:' Western st."rS
s"'S'A s'>h: >toCkvrs and feeders. S4.U!I
20; ,,,n,w:S and heifcrS. s5.oou $y.,p: calves
Sheep Receipts. 5000: weak. Wc,hyrs
S.."pU $3.50: lambs. s. - :. sloI5
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fU.,,l--,, II'E.,T IT NJ PEANIT NAENET
pETERSBIRG. VA Novumb"r : S ~,
Eth "rmcrs s'2ek-Ai"rkc,. firm ana OK
siaa Dcr huSh., ~" s'"cs
o, rsihi.s-farmers' stnck-Nark.t. firm
5i,u''n". Stc To IL pc-. pound: EXTRA prime
- =" 20 1"r pound: prime. axe To Yi.c
pound. - |" "tS per
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NEw YORK LIVE STOCK MAnKEr.

.NI.N ,IVN.N, NNNrnh"r t.--BeeNrS, st.a.ly;
s. ar, 500 SlH@: bulls: 5000 s525: COWS,
,CItE.S steady vralS. sy0Uf $i3.o: culls
:. e. g $3.50. Erasscrs, t5.ooG so75: fed, so
-Sh""p and lambs. steady: sheep $toa1t
s,,wwu' ,4ita s!.gHH sioO: lambs, S.tJn sll %:
r, log; s,%adE light to heavy. se75 a slc,cy:
IlES. kN..M 81 80: rOMgh. ~ 1.lGi 6.
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SAN HANNAH. GA. NovcInb.r G-.rurn,,
CASKS. shipments. 3t.j casks: stock II 20,
faShS: RoSin. firm: sales. l22.; r.c,in1. n,
9i5 nir;. .hpmsnts 49, barrels: stock. IL
F - q: u. l. X. Nj. SIS; x GO: wG;..
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uENnICo TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds Of Bargnin and SnIe,
Amounting to SSS5.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Harry
*. McCrrery, lots = and : in block Il
in the plan of Colonial Place, section
u. August 30. 1916: sT15.
y. y. Fortna ct ais. to w T. War
rincr. ct al, acre about 9 miles east
OF city the New Central Road
October :, 1916; 500.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkETs.
rnrTDN Ennn.

A., ! oRk. November G.-cotton goods
hirbSSr" '"I were hrnl to-day Raw silk va,
I,slx S,G5adily for spring and for im,ne-
..ita''ty, uciifery. Jobbers did IA uui trad.
Tor mis- tllne OF TN. Nrar 49, ,""'
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tIuSTI>Gs DEEDS or Trust.
Three Deeds or Trust, Amounting Z,

SA,U22.IU.
j. {. Nunnally ct uN. TO Paul l..
TunStall. trustee. 33xl0o feet north
line OF Porter street, 66 feet west Of
Fourteenth street. November 3, 1916;
S4U0.
Edwin NJ. Crostic to Augustine
Royal. trustee, 60xl5T feet north line
OF Marx street November ,. 1916;
SIS2.i0
Miss q. J. Sandifcr ct ais. to Elan &
Funston. trustees. lot ) and portion OF
lot in block Il in Woodland Heights
November l. 1916; $3.50.
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CHICAGO GKAIN M,eKET.

Chicago November G.-.Uus.,,l.d weather.
~ ."n,ha hanpcrtnE 'thr"sh"rs and shla-
l'iS ''H !" an npturn in wheat prices
,"-daN, after AN early decline due largely
=" ArsrMiin" rains Tn. markc, closed
strong, ~" {" :i2c net higher with De
rrtnh'r al l.si"s and May at 3 SSi. corn
GAINED - L" SIC: oats. -. and provisions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07

dwelling. 7oS Hawthorne Avenue. to
, cost $3.50.
{. w. Throckmorton. to repair bricl,
dwelling. 307 South Third Street, TO
cost SSI5. w
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REPORT OIL l. fouNn

\ Development over tn" end ni thu Wool,
wa the ann"uuc"m"ut that oil had been
which Is found al Milyillc at 4 deuth OF
ub"u. $50 feet, waS on .Xhinitiou In tn"
Street. II j. - CrRViiN B""uulv. oi a green
color with parnnu" hnsn being. To al,
apDcaruuC,s identical with that produced IN
. Wyoming Should oi! III any quantity to-
GeNcupcd ia N"w lors y. II would 4" II
duSiry
Wnio the marl,ct IN general was undcr
TIL" in,tu"u"" ot election buying. Copp,rS and
sugar stocks WEI" influenced toy Trad" con
uitions also. Heavy rains ia cuba are
holding back crushing "f til new crop.
M! hinr the old crop surplus that is nov
being sold all the. NOR" valuable. quota
u"is OF COPPER metal "er" slightly higher.
NEW YORK. November e. NJ. rcar,tilo pa-
n'r. 5'g. Stcrlinr. siNty-d,y hils. SIZE.
Commercial SiNtN -day bills or! bAnliS. St.srs,
commercial sixty day hils. $iIr'. dcmar,h.
s4..5 II 10 cables. Si7o = IL. Rar Sily"r.
Hi2. Mexican dollars. ".'. Government
bonds. steady. abroad bonds firm. Tim"
. loans. iiilU"r. SHINY days. 80, t3i.. ninety
= ,aNS. 3i2: SIN months, 81. H3H. CAL money.
steady. railing rate. ~.
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RICHMOND STOCK MNKNET.
ASK" u Sur' u y co..

Richmond Va. November a. 1917.
S"ArE SECURITIES lid Asked.
1irs s iGEsnla!iGs AN" '. ",..,: -, II.
cry SECURITIES
RiGhim"md ,!,,i,Y, -. k.,.i,;.'..'.. g,
RAILROAD Is tNDS
Scaboard Air Line is............. - -.
S"abCard Adjustment "S....,.... =. o..
SO. Iy: boy. aud {: VI. is...... - o..
STREET EWl BONDS
%"r and Ports Trq, 60. 5s..-. -
Va: iy ana Power Go. os...... s0,a -.
STRICT KWN STOCKS Par htd Aski
ya. ~ anII EEowsr 90. "a, "a, 10? i4i'.
Va. Western i'"NE"r ifd .... ... ~ Is
ittIf road Sibt'! KS
Atlantic Coast I.lnr com. IL" i.2 "
Chc$aI"aisv ana Dhi"........ 100
NoGIo.k auu Western nd ION
NcfHhlt aah Western rnu... l'l ~ m
= - and r iiv oh,is ~ -,
S-aho.rd Ally Line com. .... lpn Il
southern hallway pCd ...... TO Is'.
SUu.t norm Hallway com. ...... Toe stg
rANH AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS
American National iiaUN.-.. 10 l.. -
ltrna'i street HtaN.-...--.... % i. %.
EVm'pvrc" and rru>t.... .. tCn l,p
Central EUti"U.i i.vu!. lp l:>
i"irst National .........-. 100 -;
old dominion Trust '''.... lu ~ .rI
is'd liaLk and Trust t,..- .. o. a.
i:G trust olH Saving. Co... lW -
W~~t E-d Bank .. ........ y. 1.
NlSEEi.I-N N.cts
Nr.-,ar. Chem. MA ......... lrp III u.
Na.-Car Cn.ui. ~. ,uu 81. -
Va i!rlGm= ana. Loan Co.,. ir. luI
Va. Fire and Marin. lies 90. 3. y.
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S;d"s. well smoked ,.r IL u {, is
SpS"iI"E'. w"il->m"kcd. rrr
III. ............... .............. u Il 10
Gr"rn salt per ib..."''S'. % 90
Green, per Observation-Disclosures. Il 70
t"li skins. to SiI"..-.... 81 4! . .,
Horse hides. raCh............ 10 a. ~
fi!c must hr w-!l-Salt"c i'll hot yYeuth her
Ncals. choice. r.r ih......, 10 ~ u
N'hlS. medium. pcr lb....... ~, n IL
A"HiS. poor 10 fair per H.. an ST.
caves. runners. per !b...... -
sheer. per H.. ........... a.
Lambs COLDS. and ov,tI
,r'r III. ....................,. 10 a
Hogs. choice. large. rer ID 10 y, I6,a
it"cs. choice. medium per Id ". a, 10
iinE". choice, small. pc b.. a. y
ttoES. SONS. old. pcr III a. 81.
- RS. chuic. 70 Urine. po. Il, s h,
ttcii"rS, choice 10 rri,n. IN :
COWS. choice. Ia prime nor m, II, ~.
oxen Chuic" To primo. nor Ill., ~ i
!iuiiS. choice To urine, :,,r Ih .l. :, s
Cattle. poor To- fair, ,.- II, ., ~
MARK 81 Cc<DlTIo%S
i"HItry-Mariirt rlutt.d: rccatnts hr.v,.
hcinnnd poor Turkcys-NiovIur slow iii
hf"Guc" In general IN good ,i.msnJ
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HrsrI>Gs RELEASE DEEDS

i~o Deeds or Relcnse, Amounting to
$500.
A. l.. Adamson to August pabn ,,,o
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h',,HptS ni apples very light. demand UNI
usually good. ~ good prices Celery and
,OG," unusutily activ" at ton quotations
i"t''" market hrn!, AMI receipts very light
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WALL STREET HOPES
TO SEE HUGHES WIN
Not Looking for Landslide, but
Counts ON Normal Republic
can Plurality.
SOME HIGH RECORDS MADE
Stocks That Would BE Influenced by
Tariff Action Prominent in Days
.'rnding-War Expected to Con-
tinuc Several Years.
ny nKnAnNN WALL.

NEW YORK, November "a hu"yant
markyt With lev "'sh r.c"rdS, "a MN, MYHn ~.
that HUGHES. would he ,l'rt.i II Il -
NOT there will ha sat reaction On Wct-
n.S!aN. Ii!s election l. expected iu cause
AN opcuiUc adynuc. 81 from To or ,
poInJs throughout III" list.
Tho stocks in wHs,h u'w records W"r"
made suggest that ;hc iarin figure lars. !!
la TIA. minds OF traders, for tn" St"rkH
To Ice influenced uy tariff action wor" grum-
incnt chief among them Wa United stat.
Stc.i. which crossed i-S Central Leather
wen; acruss Us. American l.oC"m"'iN'
touched - and Utah C.'u,r SOLD aeoTr ~
National Eunul.lmr, which VIII T." l;trti"u-
larly favored by . nigh inriu party, went
10 uv>y rlah ~ugUrU Il; "a
Wall Street hopes tu So, NuGn's Elected.
bu, Is not ,fraiu of Wi'-'" 4 docs nyi
counts on tn normal plurality OF The Re
ril1lirun
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
INDUSTRIAL WORK
OF YOUNG WOMEN
Fun, Friendship and Educa-
ton Is Slogan Adopted by
Y. w. C.. A. Clubs

Every Wednesday evening at the Y.
w. c. A, Fourth and Walnut streets,
there is something special for the mem
bers of the Industrial Clubs. No other
meetings are scheduled for that time
and the entire association is given over
to these club girls
There are classes in Bible study,
sewing, first aid, home making, ETH
quette. millinery. choral. gymnasium
work, English. .penmanship and cook
ing, followed by a social time and
games. The members are most enthus-
iastic over the work and pleasure
promised for this year by the associ-
Thirty factories and mills of this
city employ women and girls and it
Is hoped that everyone of these will
nave club representation in the near
future. Those already organized and in
flourishlng condition are the r. f. o.
NJ. the I. NJ. T. NJ, Laetus. Monito and
Bachelor Girls.
Miss Sylvania Nagle is the new in
dustrial secretary. Mrs. Mabel Cronise
Jones. chairman of the industrial COM
mfttee. and Miss Caroline Weiss ar
ranges the. classes. Clever folders are
Just, issued to be distributed by the
workers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
Trip Through Wildwood
With Marshmallow Toast

A party of young people chaperoned
by Mrs. Jennie Otstot and Miss
Blanche Hayberger had hike and
marshmallow toast in Wildwood last
evening.
In attendance were the Misses Zella
Rebuck. of Riverside; Grace Vandling
and Cordelia Hamilton, of Liverpool;
Katherine Otstot Bernice Matthias,
Florence Bostdorf, Mary Wallace, Cath
crime Brown, Marie Brown, Pauline
Yontz, Madeline Yaple, Kathryn Koch
enour, Rachel Longsdorf, Vaulda Rich
ards. Catherine Lehman, Iantha Cling
rich, Katherine Troup, Evelyn CARRIER
and Annette Shaner.
Walter Wevodau, of Riverside; ;
George Mower, James Holahan, Paul
Wallace, Paul Carbaugh, Oscar Sutch
William Foulk, Emerson Beible, Ray
Yaple, Harry Docherty, George Hep
ford, Robert Sellers, Riley Rhine, Clyde
Barbour, Lester Sutten, George Long
and Charles Shirk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
VETERAN GUARDS
HAVE HAPPY DAY
Interesting Church Organiza-
ton Includes 35 Members
Over Seventy Years

An interesting celebration was held
yesterday in the Ridge Avenue Meth
dist Church when the second ami
versary of the Veteran Guard, an as
sociation of thirty five members aged
over seventy, was happily celebrated.
A committee headed by Mrs. Harry
Leonard arranged delightful day be-
ginning at 10 a. m. when there was an
automobile ride through the city and
suburbs for members of the Guard.
Returning at noon a chicken and waf-
file dinner was served in the social
hall, followed by an informal program
or familiar songs, vocal duet by DR..
and Mrs. Silas c. Swallow, several ad-
dresses and vocal solo "The Old House
letter of "salutation and felicita-
tion' was read from the Rev. A. G..
Boyles, whose class entertained the
Guard last year. and then DIR. Swallow
directed "reminiscences and a memory
test of former superintendents. pas-
tors and members of Ridge Avenue
VINO nave passed on. A picture of the
organization was taken later with
every one present.
The oldest member, Hiram Hellerman n
who Is in his 93rd year and Isaia h
Reese the second oldest were both on
hand for the celebration. 1t was also
found that Mrs. Edwin Pancake, Mrs.
M. j. Bishop and David Il. Walters.
other members, were having BIRTHDAYS
at this time and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gault were celebrating their golden
wedding.
Officers elected for the coming wear
are President, DR.. Sjlas C. Swallow
vice president, j. II. Santo; secretary.
A. o. Swope. The pastor of the Church
the Rev. w. w. Hartman. will nreacb
speclal sermon to the Veteran Guard
on Sunday morning.
number of the committee and ron
| trlputors were unable to be present
.ast evening but those present assistine
mrs. Leonard were the Rev. and Mrs
w. w. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. MT
Logan, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shelter. Mr.
ana Mrs Lewis Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Willlam Stimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl n
=" ald. Mrs Harry Crist, Mrs. George
free MRS. M. L. Horting, Mrs. Cora
Ewing Harr, Mrs. H. Guy Kinch. Mrs
Mary George, Mrs. John GALLAGHER
Mrs; samuel Hertzler, Mrs. James
suck. Miss Josephine Koser. Miss
Laura Sloat and Miss Edith Willougb- :
oy, or Philadelphia: Charles w, Mont
Sonery, and Emory Hartman
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
Serve Midnight Supper
at the Graybill Farm

merry party left North Sixteenth
street. Monday evening, at 0 o'clock
in an automobile truck for the farm
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Graybill where
a midnight supper was served with
chicken corn soup as a beginning.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Poul-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Sunday, Mrs.
Nissley, Mrs J. Warner, Miss Virginia
Bawkus. Miss Gladys Poulson, Miss
Elsie Foster, Miss Pauline Kelly, Miss
Elizabeth Sunday, Miss Grace Leib,
Miss Lillian Foster. of Lykens; Miss
Sylvania Lenhart, Miss Cecile Smith,
Miss Frances Nissley. Miss Pearl
Foster, Miss Dora Glass of York; Miss
Georgia Sharon, John Frankenberger,
John Radle, Joseph Woodfeld, George
Wagner, Raymond A. Walker, Stiles
Nader, Homer Manuel, William Sham
baugh, George Reed, John Graybill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graybill Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Martha Graybill, Miss Media
and Miss Ruth Graybill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
ENTERTAIN BUFFALO c1rrsrs

,zo1 ana mrs. Harry Bradigan. of
Lo1I Derry street, entertained at their
aHnt stoiiie last evening in honor of their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meosa
ana son Milton, of Buffalo. n. Y 1n'
niIeu TO meet the guests were Miss
Una Miller, Miss Mary Shupp, Jack
hlhhard, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Good
year ana Mrs. William Walkton.
Mrs. Jess Werner, of 1909 Thomn
o4h of ,s streeI and Mrs. Stewart Hillyard.
Oh 1915 Swatara street. spent 70 a.,
In Allentown attending the fair boiag
held there. ''o i"ir peing
MISS Mildred Shradley. of TAT
South Nineteenth street and her enact
MISS Anna Shearer, of Lancaster will
spend the weekend in Rockyille as
Ihe guest of Miss Shradley's brother
l.. w. Shradley. o'iiei'
The The Misses Goldie and Helen Ros-
enperg nave returned to their home
iO51 South Ninth street after an ox'
anon. anu Lep-
Ihe Misses Geraldine and Gene
we've Houston of Carlisle, are guests
OF OF MISS Virginia Downes, ISL North
Second street. I'll
Mrs. Anna Barkey. of 2722 Jeeer-
eral days in Atlantic CITY and PhiIa :
delphia. ''Ao rhiia-
Miss Dorothy wallower of Front
anu Maclay streets. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry UnderhilI, at Jeri-
Ms Frederick L. Morgentba,er and
son John Morgenthaler, of Hamilton
7',nyt. .. are nome after visiting in Ger
Mrs; Margaret Ellenberger and
MRS. Harry Leonard will renresent
harrisburg w. G. Il. u, at the St,to
convention, October Go at Wilkes
Barre: Mrs. Ronemus is alternate,
II. D. Shuey, 1927 Market street. has
resumed his studies as a senior of
Dickinson college, Carlisle.
MISS Sarah X. Mengle left yester-
day to resume her studies at HOOD
College, Frederic, Md.
MT ana Mrs. Rudolph Fackler
nave gone home to Nashville. Tenn
after a short visit among relatives in
this city, Al
Miss Norma strang, of BROOKLYN
Is guest at the home of her aunt.
MRS. Lucia Seymour, of Green street
Miss Catharine Barkey. of .Ieffer"
son street, is i'll at her home.
MISS Maude Fairlamb, of Philade,-
phla, Is visiting her cousin, Miss sara
Lena Bates, of State street.
Phiiip Wiley, of Jersey City, is n
guest OF his classmate at RItgers
James Williams of Market street.
Miss Helen Berger. of Bethlehem
has returned home after snending :,
some time with Mrs. Boyd Rothrocjt
OF 80 North Third street.
me Misses Elizabeth and Gwynneth
Guinder, of Baltimore, stopped in
Harrisburg for short time on their
way home from Camp Nepahwin at
Canton. Pa. 90
William Iayman and uarr,, rs,a.,,.-
have returned to their homes in Dan
vile, ILL.,. after visiting Mr.. I.ayman's
parents at 2570 Lexington street.
Mrs. Robert Lindsay and daughter
Beatrice. of 423 Harris street, are visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
EPWORTH LEAGUE WORKERS
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT

Joseph Gingerich, Jr., of 2223 Derry
street entertained the Loyal Work
ers of the Epworth Church last even
ing with games and music.
A buffet supper was served to the
foIlowing guests: Mrs. Harry Motter
leader of the workers; the Misses Daisy
Arms, Pearl Weist, Maud Shaffer
Emma Aunspach, Edna Baker, GLADYS
Davies, Hattie and zula Brady, Emma
Gtngerich, Margaret and Evylan Gise.
Mrs. George Carpenter, Mrs. L. Reigle'
william Kurtz, Thurber Howard.
Harry Fox, Joseph Gingerich, Jr.,
Percy Arms. Emons Hess, Marlin Gise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gingerich. Mr.
and Mrs. David Gingerich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Gise.
Miss Charlotte Crabbe, of 1891
Whitehall street. is visiting Miss. NAV
Houston, in Carlisle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
ABOUT PASTORS FAMILY

Mrs. Clayton Albert Smucker. 1911
Vernon street, left the city Wednes-
day night for Chicago. where she will
spend month or six weeks. Her
daughter, Miss Lucille r. Smucker, en-
tered Dickinson college, at Carlisle
Wednesday morning. Leroy d. Smuck-
er will leave Monday morning for
Syracuse where he is pursuing an eight
year course of study in the Syracuse
University School of Medicine.
Miss Amy Harner, of 1850 Market
street, has returned home from Can
ton, Pa, where she spent the summer
at Camp Nepahwin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
DINNER WITH MRS. MARSH

Mrs. Frederick Herman Marsh, of
229 State street, entertained inform
ally at dinner last evening at her
residence. Cosmos was used in the
decorations and the guests were Mrs.
Mary Belle Cromie, Mrs. Harry ].
Keffer. Miss Nancy Keffer, Miss Evelyn
Wood. Mrs. William Pinkney Hamil-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Wood, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Marsh
Vernon Widder, of 1916 Derry
street, will leave Friday for Cam
bridge, Mass, where he will enter the
Freshman class of the Harvard Uni
versity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-21
NIAGARA FALLS MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOT

The Niagara Falls Memorial Hos
pitai which is enlarging it's capacity
by the addition of two new wings. Of
fers to young women who have had at
least one year high school education
and who are desirous of becoming
nurses a thorough three-year course
of training. Applications must be re-
ceived before October 1st to enter the
Fall class. Address, superintendent
Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls, N.
Y. - Adv,