Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
CLEVER RECITAL
BYLITTLE GIRLS
The Misses Elder and Hart
Score High Merit For Their
Entertainment

Miss Alice Jeanette Hart, a gifted
elocutionist of nine years. and Miss
Claribel Elder, a talented musician of
ten summers, entertained a number
OF their grown-up friends at clever
entertainment the other afternoon,
planned and given by themselves, en-
tirely independent of the assistance
OF their parents or older friends. The
AFFAIR, which was given at the home
of little Miss Elder, Evergreen and
Chestnut streets, from until 5
o'clock, was well attended and thor
oughly enjoyed. The girls felt am
ply repaid for their arduous work and
EFFORTS in devoting their time to the
recital. judging from the appreciative
comment and enthusiastic attitude of
the auditors.
The program included: Piano solo,
"Whisperings of Love; reading, THE
Sky's Eyes; vocal solo. "The Daisy;
piano solo, Medley Lancers." Miss
Claribel Elder; piano solo, Chill
dren's Tea Party; reading. "Out to
Old Aunt Mary's"; vocol solo, sum
mer Days; reading. Little Brown
Baby With Sparkling Eyes" Miss
Alice Jeanette Hart; vocal duets,
Work and Play" Lively Dance"
Questions and Summer" as well as
various folk dances and the closing
song, Goodby, Ladies'"
Following the delightful program
with numerous enchores and hearty
applause. a social time with refresh
ments was enjoyed by the guests.
Prof. Frank NJ. Van Setback. assist
ant principal of the Yeagertown High
school. Is spending part of his vaca-
ton as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Hoffsommer in their cottage at Mount
Gretna.
Mrs. A. F. Kane, of 800 Forster
street has gone to Castleton, Md, for
James Bennett and Miss Helen F.
Bennett have gone home to Wash
ington, D. c., after a weeks visit
among relatives here;
tain, of Jersey City, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hamlin, Of Green
Mrs. Charles Jack Hunt and chill
dren. Aurelia. Jack Jr., and Mary
Hunt. of Clifton Springs. N. Y, are
guests of Mrs. Hunts parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bertram G. Galbraith at
Henry w. stratton. of Buffalo, N.
| Y, a former resident, who was in
town for a few days is spending a
vacation at his home in Washington,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Graves and
daughter, Miss Millicent Graves, of
Youngstown, Ohio. are in the city for
bors.
Leander M. OFT and daughter Mrs.
Albert Wentz, OF Jersey Shore, Pa,
have gone home after attending the
funeral of their relative, Miss Mary
Heisely OFT, River Road.
Miss Edith Clendenin. of AZ North
Thirteenth street, is spending a day
or two in Carlisle.
Miss Frances Edna Cochrane, OF
Pittsburgh, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Crowell, at 223 South Thir-
teenth street.
]. w. Armstrong, of this city, is
among the recent Harrisburg arrivals
at The Breakers. Atlantic City.
l. Mrs. Harry +. Beck, of 1876 Herr
street. is spending a week with heI
father in Atlantic City.
Miss Helena Keet, of Regina street
is spending a fortnight in Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jordan Hal
and son, Spencer Gilbert Hall, are in
Chelsea, Atlantic City, visiting Mr.
and Mrs, William Latta Nevin, OF
Miss Nancy Raymond and hel
brother. Gilbert. Raymond, have gone
home to Newark. N. j., after a briei
visit among old friends in town.
Miss Edith Flowers, of 1922 State
street, is enjoying an outing at Cape
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul owens and small
daughter. Sara Elizabeth Owens, o.
Mrs. Luther Rowe, of North Second