Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-09
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
ENJOY OUTDOORS
Spend a Fortnight of Pleasure
at Maple Grove Cottage,
Crows Ferry


The Susquehanna Camp Fire Girls,
of Duncannon, are home after two
weeks outing at the Maple Grove cot
tage, Crows Ferry. a beautiful spot
along the banks of the Susquehanna
river.
The girls enjoyed the daily routine
of camp life, interspersed with bath
ing, swimming, long walks and canoe
ing.
Miss Anna Wills was guardian and
Mrs. Arthur Rife was chaperon.
The party comprised the Misses AL
berta Morris, Lenora Rife, Ednell
Passmore. Ruth Wilkinson, Blanche
Zell, Gladys Lewis, Helen Young, Ruth
Wolpert. Grace Fry, Aida Buckaloo,
Maude Zell, Mary Wills and Ruth Rife.
Miss Emma Stuart. of 614 North
Sixteenth street, is spending a month S
vacation at Heartsease cottage, Mount
Gretna.
Mrs. Wilbur Stuart Barker and son,
James Barker, OF South Nineteenth
street, are home after spending two
months with relatives in New Eng
land.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Eager, Jr.,
and son, Charles Hickman Eager, 119
Locust street. have returned after a
months stay at the Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Spayd
have gone to Erie after a brief visit
among relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Annetta Altmaier, 30S Chest
nut street, is spending a week with her
uncle, Professor C. Louis Altmaier, at
Lansdowne.
Miss Johanna Ferris and Miss Marie
Ferris, of Baltimore, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Alfred Storms, of State
street.
Mrs. Annie L. Peters. 211S Moore
street, and sons, Frederick NJ, John NJ.
and David c. Peters, have returned
after visiting friends in Pittsburgh,
McKeesport and Altoona.
Mrs. H. c. Monroe, of 2405 North
Sixth street, Miss Beatrice Wells of
2292 North Sixth street, and Miss
Florence Lamberson, $50 Forrest
street, leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City.
Mrs. David J. Hetrick, 54 North
Thirteenth street, spent the day at
Mount Gretna as the guest of Mrs.
George McIlhenny.
Miss Elizabeth Seel, 7O4 North Sixth
street, is visiting relatives in Williams
port.
Miss Mary Ferguson and Miss Agnes
Ferguson, of Herr street, are home
after a pleasant stay at Locust Valley
Farm, Cumberland county.
Miss Daisy Sheaffer, who is spend
ing the summer at her cottage at
Mount Gretna, was at her city home,
GA North Sixteenth street, this week.
Miss Ella Zollinger, 6O2 North street.
has returned after a two months visit
to her brother, Luther G. Zollinger, at
Pittsburgh.
The Misses Margaret NJ. worley and
Margaret L. Worley, of Cumberland
street, are spending a week at the
Chelsea Hotel, Atlantic City, as the
guests of Mrs. William NeVins.
Mrs. E. S. johnson and son Robert,
of 1917 Derry street, are visiting
friends in Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Frank Buckalew, of Duncan
non, spent to-day in the city.
Miss Helen Wallis and Miss Virginia
Wallis, who are spending the summer
at their country home in Dauphin,
were recent city visitors.
Miss Esther Cohen. of North Sixth
street, has returned home after a vaca-
ton spent at Baltimore and the sea-
The Misses Mary and Agnes Car
berry, of 2159 North Fourth street,
have returned home after a visit with
Columbia relatives.
The Misses De Carlton. 1924 North
StCOIu SIlCSlb dlS NlolllIlS III bulldlOi
New York.
James NJ. Snavely. 105 Calder street,
has returned from Linnwood cottage,
Wild Cat Falls.
The Misses Helen L. and Margaret
A. Peters, of Ellis Moore street, have
returned after two weeks visit with
their cousin. Miss Nettie Burns, of AL
toona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Marks, of 1880
North Second street, motored to Doub-
ling Gap Springs. Penna.. for the
weekend.
Miss Mary Snyder, of West Fair
view, spent a fortnight at Lake
George, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Pyles and
small daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin Pyles, motored to Eaglesmere yes
terday for a fortnight's stay.
Miss Rita BuXbaum has returned
to her home, 1913 North Second
street, after spending a few weeks at
Doubling Gap Springs.