Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-17
BAL MASQUE HELD
IN WINTERDALE
Myriads of Lights, Flags and
Hearts, With Bewitching
Music Make Dance Merry

The affair was in charge of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Reuel Sides, Mrs. Clare L. Mill
Ter and Mrs. G. Porter Hammond.
The decorating was done by James
G.. Thompson, of Lemoyne, electrical
engineer for the Valley Traction Com
pany. assisted by Stewart Montgom-
cry, who converted the empty moth
ingness of the hall into q vertiable re-
treat. Huge American flags, and in
Vulnerable ropes of hearts, suspended
from either side of the room were
used effectively. The enchanting at
mosphere of the entire place was Sc
cure, however, the myriad vari-colored
electric lights with brilliant colored
searchlights, turned upon the dane
ers at intervals from the balcony. The
costumes were quaint and clever,
ranging from that of an almost sure
MUIR tramp to that of a dainty old
fashioned girl
The dancers tripped and troted to
the bewitching strains of the Hall
BanJo Orchestra of Wilkes-Barre,
which played an unusually fine dance
program. At different times during
the first half of the dance, blowers and
ticklers were showered upon the dane
ers and during the last half there was
regular down-pour of confetti.
Among Merry Dancers
Among the dancers were: Miss
Mary Shaub, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
H. marry, MT. ana Mrs. JOnn ~. Reck-
ordy, Miss Cecilia Mountz, Miss Mary
Lutz Miss Elsie Schmidt, Miss Sarah
Maloney, Miss Margaret Pomeroy,
Miss Katherine Smonetti, Miss Evelyn
Waidley. Miss Catherine Crawford
Miss Marjorie Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart Shelley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
III. Garman, DR.. and Mrs. C. l.. Wright,
Miss Marian Townsen,. Miss Lillian
Campbell, Miss Elizabeth Dill. Miss
Florence Eckert, Miss Helen Gerdes,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Galley, Miss Jane
Macdonald, Miss Kohler, Miss Vera
z. Van Horn. Miss Evelyn Joyce, Miss
Pearl e. Wolfe a1r. and Mrs w. G.
Margaret r. Boas, Miss Janet Eckels,
Miss Kitty Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
). q. Cadwallader, Miss Margaret E.
Weaver, Miss Jean Sample. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert f. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
E. Wright, Miss Bertha Seifert, DR..
and Mrs. G. Harry Kain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert F'airlamb. Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Rupp, Miss Katherine Weber, Miss
Marian Hughes, Miss Mary e. Hut
man, Miss Louise Fisher, Miss Gather
Inc Nissley, Miss Margaret Landis,
Miss Anna Gaughan, Miss Nellie F..
Ebersole, Miss Kathryn March, Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Wanbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert owes, Miss Lena wat.
son, Miss Marian Sehr, Miss Shoaff.
Miss Dorothy Black, Mrs. Perder, of
Washington, d. C.
Miss Mildred Astrich, Mr.. and Mrs
waiter Mumma, DIR. and Mrs. r. E.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Elder
brattan, Miss Charlotte Crabbe Mr.
ana MRS. II. j. Rose, Miss Marie
fount, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Hahn. Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles A. Kline. Miss Helen
Ettlnger, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. P. Hench
MISS Alice LeCompte, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M: koser, Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Trout,
Miss Beatrice Bacon, Miss White, Miss
Elsie M: 1ount, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah
reese. Miss Elmira Stanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Burtnett, Miss Romayne
Boyer. Miss Mary e. Stark, Miss Helen
Beshore, Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Keet.
MISS Bess Huber, Miss Hilda M. FohI,
MISS Carrie Werlich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Apram Cunard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J..
Meipy, MISS Gertrude Free, of York;
MI: and Mrs. Earl Mackenson. Miss
Getha High, Miss Dorothy Duncan,
MISS Agnes Hess, Miss Mary Fissel.
MISS Esther Hogentogler, MIR. and
MRS. James G. Thompson, Miss Pearl
Gratzer' Miss Helena Keet, Miss Mar
ina FOX. Miss Marie Boileau, Miss Ma
oei oTr' MISS Frances Corbett, Mr.. and
Mrs. MIS- X. j. Elrick, Miss James DietIer,
MISS Anna E. Shope, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Kulp, Miss Mae Hoffer of
reading, Miss Carrie Reilly. Miss
Gatharine Powers. Miss Sara Weitzel,
Df' ana Mrs. Carl f. Keim, Miss Ellen
sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Snyder,
MSS W ESther lane Adams, Miss Eleanor
~. waiter, Miss Gallagher, Miss Mil
dred Critchley, Miss Josephine Eber-
Sole, Miss Emmeline E. Stevens, Miss
esther Huffman Miss Mary Kelley.
MISS Ruth Poulton. Miss Bertha Mi
per, MISS Gertrude Y. Berry, Miss Ann
Nlssley, Miss Mary Elizabeth Quinn,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Swope, J.W. Sleigh
cooper, N. f. Garretson, NJ. j. ]. Har-
rlson, j. Francis Powers, Walter
keister, Robert l.. Fohl. j. Randall
klerman, S. B. Nissley, James A. Finn,
Jack Kuhn. DIR. r. M. Hursh, Mr.
StoVer, A. Ray Parker. John II. Troup,
H. Eugene n. Miller, III. f. Hahn. III.
mansfield, Howard Berkley. ID. Dana
Gurnett, S. p. Dickey, j. B. Rice.
Charles Barnes, William C. Riddle,
). 5. Pomeroy, w. II. Zumbro. Herman
A. Farley, George Wren, Lewis. MI.
Detz, ID: o: Ellis, William Supplee.
frank Harris, Mr.. and OFT, Ernest I'll.
Sullings, Edgar Weber, G. I. Bausher.
Francis Simonetti, George IT Al,
bright, Charles Orr. Lovett Smith.
George e. lands. C. II. Weakley. John
K: Maxwell, w. G. ConkIfn. G. w,
Wilson, Roger E. Allen, George M
Wldder. w: S. Corcoran, DR.. IT. M.
Gumbier' w. +. Trip, l.. Richard
thSo6Ss ID. tHT1SI1e. Charles III
Roeder, Robert l.. Simonetti. lack
Horning. Sidney Kay, Russell J. Yetter.
Phil Waidley, c. II. McFadden, Samuel
b. Nissley, II. l. McCord, Fred B. Har-
ry. James q. Handshaw, Jr., Robert
Dennis, Claude M. Stroup, c. w.
Wolfe. w. HI. Hopple, William L. Shell
lenberger, James M. Snavely, r, f..
Caldwell, Albert Morrow. A. Jay Eyler.
John r., Barr, Lawrence Brandt. j.
r, Snyder, t, Reed Shuey, Charles r.
Mutzabaugh, George r, Windsor, Sid
ney III, Jones', Edward Moore, Fred
Mumma. Harry De Love. Guy D. Cor
bett, Edgar Clark, Kenneth LingIe, r.
III. McGinnis, T.. Hill Roberts, Kenneth
M. Rhoads, Paul C. Rexroth, William
A. Marks, William j. Mcguire, w. III.
Johnston, c. r. Pease, c. A. Strait,
Edgar Barnes, Mr.. Fletcher, Mr.. Nor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. p. Hammond and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. Sides.
VISITS IN OHIO
Albert M. Hamer, of 1100 North
Second street, returned yesterday after
a five days visit in Youngstown, and
Cleveland, Ohio. Enroute home, Mr..
Hamer spent some time in Pittsburgh.
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