Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-25
ANNUAL PICNIC
AT RESERVOIR
Union Sunday Schools of Pen
brook to Hold Big Out
ing Tomorrow


picnic of the Penbrook churches will
be held tomorrow at Reservoir park
The feature of the days event VIII be
concert by the Commonwealth band.
A program of athletic events in
cluding tennis matches, foot races.
tug-of-war, and various other races
have been arranged.
The complete program FOR the day
follows:
Afternoon Tennis tournament;
mems singles, prize, tennis shoes;
ladies' singles, prize, tennis shoes;
boys singles. under sixteen years.
prize. tennis balls; girls singles, un-
der sixteen years. prize, tennis balls.
and women, mems prize, necktie;
women's prize, apron; sack race, boys
under sixteen years. prize, flashli ght;
years, prize. belt; ball-throwing con-
test. ladies, prize, box of handker-
chiefs; peanut race children under II
years, prize. box of candy; 50-yard
dash. boys under sixteen years, prize
box of candy; us-or-Yar. men. prize.
box of cigars; egg race. women, prize.
white silk gloves; watermelon, race,
shoe race. men and boys. prize, tie pin.
Musical program p. m.--Mrs. Q. e.
Good, director, Miss Charlotte zieg1
(c), "Anitia's Dance" (dl, I'm. the
Hail of the Mountain King" Charlotte
ziegler, Ruth Niisley; ",Estudiantina,,"
(a), "The Bridal of the Birds" Rich
ards; OBJ. Little Dutch Lullaby,
Stair. chorus.
PP5s 1Ty :od SINGING Ss F!Es BIRD e aFfF e.:
%ilaerness;s " :: ,lis; H9asman; S.. 81. The iS
MY Lady Chic" clough- Leigh ton; ;
"Bridssi Chorus" -spicher,
Band IS com, CONCERT 80 % g'e59ek; common- Gs,n-
tor-March. Mediator, Fulton; over
ture, Stradella. Flotow; dances, From
Henry VIII. 2. German; march, The
Selection, SIe a'1 The e Hail Fame, safranef;
intermezzo. Eleanor, Offenbach; seIec-
ton, Chimes OF Normandy, Plan
quette; galop, Tally Ho, Bernstein;
Luders; march, For the Freedom of
the World, zamecnik; Star Spangled
Banner.
Wilson Mackey and Miss Grace
Mackey, of New York, spent several
| OdyS I6Ctllly Will WI. anu MI
Thomas Houser, of Fourth street.
Miss Carlotta Weston. of Wilkes
Barre, left for home to-day. after a
months stay with her aunt, Mrs.
James K. Wilbur. of Green street.
Miss Gladys Russell. of Buffalo, N.
| Y, is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace
Leeds at her country home in Cum
berland county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grieves and
small son Horace Watrous Grieves,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
]. Steiner on the way home to Pitts
burgh, from New England.
DR.. George Reilly Moffitt. of the
Army Medical corps, has returned to
the Rockefeller Institute, N, Y,
where he is stationed for the present,
after a visit at his home here.
Miss Elsie zimmerman went to
Ocean Grove this morning to remain
for ten days. ..... Xxx.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred Graham and
little son Edward F. Graham, of
Ontario, Canada, are guests for ten
days of Mr.. Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Greene, of North Third street.
Mss Pearl Hamilton and Miss Sue
Hamilton, of Indianapolis, Ind, are
in town for short stay with their
street.
Mrs. James Morgan, of S19 North
Second street, is seriously i'll at Dun
cannon, where she is spending the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. William Elder Bailey and
Miss Annetta Bailey. of Front and
South streets, came home yesterday
after a months visit with Mrs. Rus
sell A Alger at Crosse Pointe, Michi-
gan.
Miss Margaret Walker, of Phiia-
delphia, is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Ellen K.McCullough, 1902 North
Second street.
Mrs. George Kelsey will preside nj
the tea table Saturday afternoon at
the Colonial Country club. assisted
by members of the Ladies advisory
committee.
Miss Eloise Buehler, of Baltimore,
former Harrisburger, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. George Douglass Ramsay,
101 Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Marsh have
gone home to Erie after spending
ten days in this vicinity, renewing
old acquaintance and meeting many
new people.
Miss Bertha Youngman, of
CnlcdBo' is sueSI oi 'II' anu hTS'
Charles F. Wilson, OF North Third
street for two weeks.
Miss Alice Wright, = student nurse
at the Methodist hospital. Philadcl-
phia, returned yesterday to resume
her duties after a visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Wright, 4t2
Cumberland street.
Harry Jennings, of WALTON, Flor
ida, is visiting his mother, Mrs. w.
W. Jennings, Gil North Front street.