Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
YOUNG PEOPLE
EXPLORE CAVE
Find Large Rooms Filled
With Rock of Beautiful
Design
IN FORESTER ENGINEERS
Henry P. Fletcher, Ambassa-
dor to Mexico, Visits His
- Father

GreencastIe, Pa, July 21.-A
crowd of eighteen young people from
Greencastle visited Coffey's Cave.
near Williamson, on Friday evening.
They were we'll supplied with bicycle
lights, candles and torchlights, and
explored tho cave for a mile. In
some parts of the cave are spacious
rooms, and they found one place
where they could not stand erect.
The formation of rock is beautiful
and in many odd shapes and de-
signs.-Miss Helen G.. Vail, of Da-
mascus, Pa, and Miss Martha Buck
walter, Royersford, are visitors in
the home cf the Misses larger. -
George A. Roger, for several years
teller of the First National Bank,
left Thursday for Columbus, Ohio,
TO enlist in the new Tenth Regiment
of the Reserve Engineers Forestry
Department, which Prof. Illick, head
of the Mont Alto Academy, is re-
cruiting for service in France. -
Henry Prather Fletcher, ambassador
to Mexico, spent Sunday with his
father, L. H. Fletcher, South Carlisle
street. The ambassador attended
services in the Presbyterian Church
and heard for the first time the mag
nfticent pipeorgan which he and his
brothers presented to the church on
June "a, in honor of their father.
Louis Henry Fletcher and in mem
ory of their mother Martha Ellen
Rowe Fletcher. Notwithstanding
his official cares the ambassador is
looking in the best of health and
greets his friends with all the old
family reunion will be held III
Rhodes Grove on Saturday, July 2S.
Mrs. Julia Smith, widow of Peter
Smith. celebrated her eighty-seventh
birthday on Monday, July 9.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Sollenberger, of
Harrisburg, were visitors in the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Sollenberger. - V.
A Barnhart and family, of Pitts
burgh, are guests in the home of
Daniel Barnhart.-Invitation have
been received in Greencastle for the
marriage of Miss Mabel Davidson
Irwin, of Sharpsburg, Pa, to Frank
Snyder, Pittsburgh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Snyder, North Carlisle
street. The wedding will take place
at the home of the bride-elect
Thursday evening, July 26, at $50
O'Clock. - George warner lett on
Sunday for Bellefonte, where he will
go in training with the Medical Corps
of the First Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Mr.. Warner recently volunteered his
services, and was last week ordered
to report at the Bellefonte camp. -
Miss Nancy Agile. has returned to
Shippensburg after a visit in the
home of Carl Shoap.-C. c. Hack
EFT, of Harrisburg, spent the week at
Greencastle. - Mrs. Annie King, of
Chicago, is a guest in the home of
Charles Gonso. - Mrs. Ella Snively
has returned from an extended trip
to the Pacific coast. - Miss Helen
Klepfer, daughter of the Rev. DIR.
and Mrs. George NJ. Klepfer, has
gone to Ithaca, n. Y, where she
will take a course at the Cornell
University summer school. The
Rev. w. Morgan Cross was taken i'll
with heart trouble last week. He is
improving daily. - Mrs. Annie Par
cells has returned to Pittsburgh, aft
er an extended visit with her nieces,
the Misses Glass. - Miss Katherine
Martin, of Philadelphia, is in Green
castle for a months visit.