Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-29
ROTARY LADIES
TO BE DINED
Prosperity Night TO Be Cele-
brated at Masonic Temple;
Many Prizes

The ladies of Rotary in Harrisburg
will be rendered a prosperity dinner
| tonight at Masonic Temple, Third and
State streets, by the Harrisburg Ro-
tary Club. The big event starts at
O'Clock. when Arthur d. Bacon will
call the large assembly to order and
seat the guests in the large banquet
| room.
One minute later a flashlight pho
tograph will be taken of the assembly.
The Rev. j. f. Bullitt will offer an
| invocation. Dinner will be served from
7.15 until $50. During that time there
will be songs by the Rotarians and
their guests and selections by the Miss
| Sara Lemer orchestra.
For one-half hour, from $50 to 8
| O'Clock. essays on Thrift will be
read. The awarding of prizes will fol-
low. Arthur ID. Bacon, president, is
on the program for tive-minute ad-
dress, and the Rev. A. l.. Miller, of
Bloomsbury, will speak for ten
minutes.
From 9.15 until 1925 there will be
| dancing and cabaret features. The
drawing of prizes and final dances
| will follow. At midnight the orchestra
will play AUD Lang Syne" and all
will say Goodnight" The prize list
| includes:
Many Prizes
Three two-pound boxes of candy,
presented by A. d. Bacon, of the d.
Bacon Co.; residence telephone, one
year, Cameron l.. Baer, Cumberland
Valley Telephone Company of Penn
| sylvania; twelve rolls music, l.. Frank
| Bass. Charles NJ. Stieff. pianos; framed
water-color, q. B: Black, artist; lady's
umbrella, j. William Bowman, dyeing
and bleaching; two lots fifty loaves
| Famous" bread" J.. NJ. Bricker, West
Shore Bakery; icy hot bottle, George
| w. Bogar, sporting goods; pierced
| brass vase, A. r. Buchanan, district
passenger agent, Pennsylvania Rail-
road; French china mayonnaise bowl,
A. E. Buchanan, district passenger
agent, Pennsylvania Railroad; case as
sorted canned goods, G. w. BURNETT,
Evans s-Burtnett Company; cut glass
| sugar holder, ]. B. Cannon, J. II.
| Troup, victrolas; individual caster set,
I. p. Carey, typewriter supplies; Les
! MiserableS," in five volumes, leather
bound, ID. w. Cotterel. stationery; cleo
! trio curling iron heater, c. c. Gran
ford, contracting briclIlayer; two lots,
| four IL y pound bags Mothers Flour,
Preston Crowell; brass candlesticl<, III.
X. Curll, ]. IL. c. implement depart
ment; homespun rug, w. L. Davis,
sugar and cream set, Clark E. Diehl,
Postal Telegraph: six silver coasters,
| 2. G. Diener, jeweler; silver mayonnaise
| bowl, p. @. Diener, jeweler; prize, c.
A. Doehne, brewery: box ladies' silk
hose, ID. X. Ebersole, rubber collars;
| lady's hat box, S. p. Eby, Harrisburg
| Bag and Box Factory; lady's corre-
| spondence portfolio, w. S. Essick, cas-
| ualty insurance; two No. . Reflex gas
lamps, George II. Eldridge, Harrisburg
Gas Company; combination table set,
| c. Glen E'ickes, Harrisburg Blue Print
| Company; vacuum carafe, G. M. For
ney, druggist; manicurfng set, Hen
| derson Gilbert, hardware; two theater
| tickets, Orpheum, Louis Mann in The
| Bubble" G. Floyd Hopkins; one ton
| of coal, Howard c. Fry, Fry Coal
| Company; nut cake, e. p. Gourley,
Senate Hotel; So worth of merchan-
disc at Woolworth 5 and 10 cent store.
| H. L. Griffin; four dozen bottles of
coca-cola, one coca-cola tray, six coca
| cola glasses, Elmer II. Grove; True
Story of Romano" d. d. Hammel-
| baugh, secretary School Board; cleo
trio toaster, ID. d. Hammelbaugh, sec
retary School Board: art picture, e. r.
Hawkins, Bowser Company, oil pumps;
two boxes Hershey's fancy chocolates,
Ezra f. Hershey, Hershey Chocolate
Company; two 2 u gallon cans Her
shey's ice cream, E. \. Hershey, Her
Shey Creamery Company; SWifts Pre-
MUM hams and Dauphin county lard,
c. A. Hibler. Brelsford Packing and
Storage Company; So worth of laun-
dry, TT. c. Hoffman, Troy Laundry;
lady's black travelling bag, A. w. Hol-
man, Campus Togs; handsome jardi-
Mere, II. c. Holmes, Holmes Seed Com
pany; lady's umbrella. r. c. Jobe,
Fleischmann Yeast Company; electric
air heater C. Harry Kain, architect;
cut glass vase, Harry NJ. Kinzer bar
| Der: three pounds XIV butter, ]. II.
Kreamer; butter and eggs; basket fine
groceries, A. II. Kreidler, grocer; cleo
tric percolator, c. f. Kaltwasser, Har-
risburg Light and Power Company;
box Weaver'S candy, Paul A. Kunkel,
attorney at law; cut glass flower bas-
ket, Fred S. Lack. tailor: box baby
shoes, Z. j. Lewis, Harrisburg Leather
Products Company; fountain pen, III.
T.. Lindley, safe cabinets; half-dozen
silver spoons, piece cut glass, George
F. Lumb, commercial law; case aSsort-
| ed Beardsley's products, w. Rufus
McCord; two five-pound packages I'M
perial coffee, r.. II. Lyons; box fine
stationery. j. p. Mccullough, Tele-
graph Printing Company; cut glass
| napkin ring, j. f. Maclary, Jr., Otis
Elevator Company; sewing basket, A.
w. Moul, Rothert Company; one-half
dozen silver teaspoons, George W.
Mumma. freight claim agent, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad; electric stand lamp,
John s. Musser. Dauphin Electric
Supply Company; two art calendars,
A. W. Myers. Myers Manufacturing
Company; olive jar, John Nixon,
freight agent. Pennsylvania. Rail-
road: Karnak brass hanging basket,
John C. Orr, surety bonds; Sheffield
sandwich tray. D. l.. NJ. Raker, School
of Commerce; box of flowers, Fred f.
Ridenour. florist; cut glass sherbets,
William NJ. Robson, North American
Fire Insurance Company; half-dozen
photos, ]. w. Roshon, photographer;
one years subscription to the Ladies'
Home Journal or the Woman's Home
Companion or Good Housekeeping or
the Delneator. f.. Fred Rowe, man