Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-10
GALAHADS ENJOY
CHICKEN SUPPER
Recreation Club Takes Straw
ride Over the River to New
Kingston

MT. ana Mrs. EDWARD Arnold OF
/, New Kingston entertained the Gala
had Recreation club and their
! friends with chicken and waffle sup
per, amid decorations of Fall flowers
and autumn leaves.
The party made the trip in two
large auto trucks and the event was
! one of the most successful outings the
club has ever gwen.
! On the arrangements committee
were: Allen II. Fritz chairman: VIM.
Maurer, Steven Bowers, n. A. Bowers,
and Paul D. March, but all the MEM
bers were active in making the out
ing a success.
The young folks were chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. snow and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Mccoy.
In the jolly crowd were Miss Grace
Snow, Mrs S. l.. Bowers, Miss Jennie
/ Cassel, Miss Hazel Snow, MRS. III. U.
/ Johns, Miss Reba Foland. Miss Elsie
Fritz, Miss Dorothy Watts. Mrs. p. II.
Mccoy. Mrs. D. c. Hawley, Miss Sarah
! Wonders, Mrs. J. H. Snow, Miss Esther
! Smith. Miss Elva Stauffer, Miss Violet
Stauffer, Miss Millie McClain, Miss
Mabel DeWalt, Miss Ruth Spots,
Miss Dorothy Chubbuck, Miss Frances
Chapman. Miss Kathryn Porter. Miss
Ava Shoop. Miss Julia Washburn.
Mrs. Carl Peters. Mrs. Clem Bolan.
Miss Madeline Stoner, Miss Mary
Comp, Miss Margaret McCurdy, Miss
May Gilbert, Mrs. e. G. Reinecker,
ler. Miss Anna Cubbison. Miss Miriam
Taylor. Miss Addie Geistwhite, Mrs.
John Wonders, Miss Fannie Wonders,
Mrs. George Hops. Mrs. Samuel
Arnold, Mrs. Ellen Arnold. N. A.
Bowers, Allen Fritz, s. L. Bowers,
/ n II n
Hawley, Charles Hitler, H. U. Johns,
Clem Bolan. ]. H. Snow, e. H. Nc
Coy, George Bender Marshall Comp,
Harold Cobaugh, ]. Rooert Storey,
Benjamin Links, Ralph Grove. Clyde
Brandt. Lee Shelley. Bruce Wonders,
ley. Lawrence Miller, G. A. Eyster.- E.
G. Reinecker. George Baskin. Lee
Ohrum, VIM. Trullinger. Murray
washburn, Charles Ross, w. l..
Rockey, John Wonders, Harry Billow,
Edward Arnold. Samuel Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Emerson,
! of Baltimore, are visiting relatives
/ here for few days.
Chester w. Bricker. student of the
| Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Bricker, at 305
South 18th street.
beth Tack, of Herr street, are coming
home this evening after a little outing
at Inglenook.
Miss May Fox has removed from
119 Walnut street to 22s North Sec
ond street. ....,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Matthews,
of Troy, n. Y, are visiting their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bradley.
of North Third street for a week.
Miss Alice Marie Decevee, of 607
North Second street, leaves tomorrow
to resume her studies at the Ossinning
mother, Mrs. Edwin j. Decevee, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Thelma Givler, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Luther
r. Gastrock of Penn street.
Miss Merle Tomkins, of German
town, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Paul Thurston, of Market street for
the remainder of the month.
James Deibler and his son, Harper
Deibler are visiting in Norfolk. Va,
and surrounding places of interest
Mrs. Edna Mann, 239 Briggs street,
and her brother, Allen Floyd, of South
Bethlehem. spent the weekend at
Lisburn.
Mrs. James Newman has returned
home to Ithaca, N. Y, after a pleas
ant visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Johnston at 103 South street.
Miss Nellie Richards and Miss Flor
ence Richards, of Oswego, N. Y, left
for home to-day after visiting friends
In suburban Harrisburg.
Miss Phoebe Kelley. of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Randall. of State street for ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman George, of
Pittsburgh, were recent visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K,
Donaldson, of Maret street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Swope. 2O13
North Sixth street, leave tomorrow
1or YORK, to attend Sunday school
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Rupp, of 1117
Market street. leave Thursday for
pittsburgh to spend several days with
their sister, Mrs. w. f. Morris.
Mrs. Roy Bignall and Miss Grace
carroll spent the weekend in Lam
caster and York.