Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS
CENTRAL JUNIORS
IN CLASS DANCE
Pleasant Social Event Attracts
Most of the Glass to Han
shaw's Hall

The class of 1918 of Central high
school held their first dance last even
in. in Hanshsw's hall. a new rule
was in effect that no one be admitted
but Central student or alumnus. How
ever Technical high school student
might come with one of Centrars fair
sex. 1t is said that only one Tech stu
dent was on the floor. The dance was
a success, and many more Junior dances
are eagerly looked forward to. The
class faculty adviser, Prof Fred Bur-
rts, was chaperon.
Among those present were the Misses
Ida Yoder. Frances Hause. Pauline Kast,
Eleanor Jones, Fanny Ness, Mildred
Burkholder, Fay Meyer. Josephine Hub
Ter. Helen Cook, Mary Ammon, Mildred
Meyer, Edna Bowers, Olive Singiser,
Helen Leavy, Catherine Roeder, Beatrice
Krebs, Elizabeth Watts, Helen Hoffman,
Margaret Smith, Laura Britton. Elinor
Baxter, Miriam Wibie, Cora Grove, Eliza
beth Albert. Alma Byerly, Harriet
Rheine, Media Burkey. Anna Haas. Rose
Garonzik, Edna Santamaria, Gladys
'Santamaria, Marietta Branyan, Gather
inc Trostle, Ruth Fickes, Bernice Bent
eel. Sonia Zeger, Lois Gerhart. Marguer-
lite Reynolds. Helen Kleckner. Margaret
Reeder, Letha Fair. Mabel Kramer. Eva
obrasky, Sophia Milliken, Julia Keiser,
Rachel May. Goldie Graham, Lenore
Smith, Rebecca Michener and Ruth
Troup; Harry Good, Willard Smith, Will
liam Kay, Vernon Wright. Marlin Gel
ger, Leslie Minnich, Hollis Weible
Thomas Senseman, Jay Stoll, w. A
Rinkenbach, Lenot Smith, Samuel Nor
ris. Emlin Hall, Charles Mutzebaugh,
Fred Lyter, Cy Brenner, Paul Kirby,
Joe kiernan, Dick Gregory and Maurice
Nathan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas G. Kendig. of
Chillicothe, Ohio, are guests of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Black,
of Market street. for the weekend.
Mrs. Joshua w. Gross has returned
to the city after pleasure trip to
Philadelphia.
street, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs William
Latta Nevin in Philadelphia.
DR.. Louise II. Taylor. of Third and
kelker streets, spent the day in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Montgomery,
OF Pittsburgh, are guests of their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Farley, of
Iarket street, over Sunday.
Miss nellie Patton and Miss Kate
Patton, of Cleveland. Ohio. are visit
Ing relatives in the West End for a few
days.
MIS-. Fl. II. Hahn. of 4S7 Hummel
street, has gone to Lewistown to spend
ten days with relatives.
Mrs. Sharon stephens, of Sunbury
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. William Fairchild Bushnell, of
North Second street, leaves for home
next week.
Miss Belle Kramer and Miss Pearl
Kramer, of Brooklyn, are guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Norman G.. Black, of
North Third street.
Miss Helen Roberts went home to
Pittsburgh this morning after a short
stay with relatives on Allison Hill.
Miss Margaretta Black entertained
informally at dinner yesterday at the
Bitner farm, where she is spending
the autumn.
Miss Kathryn Watson. of Jersey
City, is guest of Mrs. Luman f.
Hunt, of State street, for the remain
der of the month.
Mrs. Chandler Hale. of Bernards-
vile. n. j.. is visiting her sister, Miss
Mary Cameron, at Kings Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilson have
gone to Perry county to remain for
few days among relatives.
Miss Regina Hunter. of Aurora
n. Y. is q guest of her aunt, Mrs
Rebecca Hunter Ball. of Market street
for a week or two.