Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-21
ALBERT YUNGEL'S PARTY
WITH CARDS AND MUSIC

Albert II. Yungel entertained some
friends last night at Il stag party at his
home, Eighteenth and Market streets.
King Cohill and Wilbur Simmons were
the prize winners at cards. Piano solos
by Albert Yungel ard vocal solos by
several of the guests were enjoyed.
Supper was served to Charles Bow
ers. Robert Cummings, Oliver Cum
mings. Jack Wills, Joe Minnaugh. j.
Edward Hartwick, Albert G. Hartwick,
John r. Taylor. Hess Kline, William
F. Hoy, King Cohill Wilbur Simmons
Karl E. Yungel, of Rockville; Albert
H. Yungel and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
P. Yungel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David, E. Hooker and
family, of 1885 North Sixth street, ac-
companied by Percy Hinton Ritter,
motored to Gettysburg to-day.
Mrs. Howard Wickersham and
Courtland Banks, of Camp Hill, left
last evening for an extended visit in
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Mrs. Carl Paxton, daughter Caroline
and son. Samuel E. Paxton, Jr., of
Lock Four, Washington county, are
guests of the formers parents, Captain
and Mrs. S. B. Paxton, 26S North
street.
Miss Margaret McCintc has gone
home to Pittsburgh after visiting her
aunt, Miss Ellen K. McCulloch, at 1902
North Second street.
Miss Cad Hef1et,nger, Mrs. j. K.
Runkle and family are camping for a
fortnight in Williams Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Drummer, of
1892 North Fifth street. are attending
the commencement festivities at the
Keystone State Normal School and the
twentieth anniversary banquet of Mr..
Brunner's class.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Herman
pF hA,
after spending several weeks in Gin
cinnati. Springfield and Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Esther NJ. Conrad. of 12s Ver-
beke street, is spending her vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace at their
summer home. Bailey, Pa.
Miss Adelaide Yingst, of Hummel
street, is spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. A. c. Logan, at her cot
tage near Duncannon.
Mrs. Charles A. Uttley Is registered
at the TraTmore during a stay in At
lantic City.
Miss Dorothy Mccormick, of River
side. who is studying law in the Uni
versity Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is ex-
pected horne Saturday for the summer
holidays.
Mr.. and airs. Charles E. Fritcher,
of 10 WalnAlt street, are summering
In the AdironEacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Schmidt and
Miss Dorothy Schmidt, 222 Forster
street, motored to Sharpsburg. Nd. to
open their summer home. Miss Mar
garet Weismam4accomp them for
months visit.
Miss Marion e. Townsend, 2127
North Fourth street, left Saturday for
house party at the Sigma Nu fra
ternity house, Cornell University
Ithaca, \. Y. Miss Townsend will visit
in Buffalo and Niagara Falls before
returning to her hcme.
Mrs. John Metcagf, of Erie, Pa, is
spending some timetJvith her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Killing. 1887
North Front street.
Miss Mabel Rugge.. of Milwaukee,
Wis, is visiting Miss Almeda Herman,
POPS North Front street.
Miss Mary E. s. Spcmsler, of Kirk
wood has returned after visiting in
Johnstown and Altoona. She also at
tended The commencement exercises
at PENNSYLVANIA State College.
Miss Margaret Stevenson and Miss
Mary Ramm, of Lock Haven, are visit
ing Miss Alice Schwab, 1918 Market
street.
Mrs. F. Herbert Snow. of the River
side Apartments is giving an informal
dance this evening at her home COM
plimentary to Mrs. John Metcalf, of
Erie.
ATTEND MOUNT HOLLY DANCE
The young people of Harrisburg who
attended the Mount Holly dance last
evening were Miss Almeda Herman,
Miss Katharine Etter. Miss Elizabeth
knisely, Miss Ruth Payne, Miss
Eleanor Etter, Miss Mabel Rugge, of
Milwaukee,; Daniel Kunkel, William
Hayward, of Gallipolis; b. Franklin
Etter, James McCutcheon, Harold Fox.
Richard Robinson and George Shot
we'll.
Summerdale Park
Two orchestras Tuesday and Thurs