Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-31


Wife Saw At the Border" and George
sutton will sing. Nominations for Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be
made.
The Junior Aid Society will hold
their Easter The Dansant in the Civic
Club Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6
O'Clock, to augment their treasury.
which has large demand on 1T at
present for the Red Cross sewing they
are doing. Miss Eliza Bailey is pres
ident of the club.
The Madrigal Club will give a con-
cert for the American Red Cross So
city benefit in Fahnestock Hall. Tues
day evening at o'clock, and the Uni
versity Club holds its Easter dance
that same evening in Masonic Temple.
for which invitations have just been
issued. The Sara Lemer orchestra is
playing. on the committee Of arrange
ments are Ehrman B. Mitchell, DR.. II.
Nj. kirkpatrick and Edward J. Stack
pole, Jr.
The Pennsylvania State Society is
meeting in Harrisburg this year and
has secured Chestnut Street Hall for
its annual dinner. Governor Brum-
baugh will be guest of honor and his
stan will present him with fine por-
trait of himself during the festivities.
With Music and Dancing
Music of the United States" with
beautiful Indian melodies. choral mu-
sic, songs and numbers from operas and
oratorios will comprise the program of
Wednesday Club working musicale,
wednesday. April IL, the last of the
study OF this most interesting year in
Studies in the Tonal Art of the Ma
tions," prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
J. Decevee. The club has done excel
lent work this season and its artists
concerts have been above the average.
Wednesday evening most of the
younger dancing contingent will attend
the Easter Prom at Winterdale with
Miss Margaret Boas, Miss Anna Mss
ley and Miss Anna Bacon, hostesses.
The Myers orchestra will play.
Quite number of Harrisburgers
will go to Lebanon Wednesday to at
tend the marriage of Miss Pauline
Light, to William Wardlow, at
o'clock, in the evening at the brides
home. $40 North Ninth street. Miss
Light has a wide circle of friends in
this city. where she frequently visits.
Thursday afternoon Mn the Civic
Club. Keystone chapter United States
Daughters of 1872 holds it's April meet
ing with Mrs. James Barr Mersereau,
the regent, in the chair. There will
be an interesting program of music and
an address for which plans are not
quite complete.
Maccnbees in Annual Dance
Between four and FIVE hundred guests
are expected to attend the annual Eas-
ter dance OF the Women's Benefit AS
sociation of the Maccabees, Friday
evening, April IS, in Winterdale. The
chief feature will be military driii
of the uniformed rank, with Mrs. Char
lotte Sprucebank, captain.
The Sphinx Club of the Harrisburg
Academy will dance in Assembly hall
of the Civic Club to the music of the
Sara Lemer orchestra, Friday evening.
Frank Payne, Robert Shreiner and
Frederick Stose comprise the enter
tainment committee.
The last in series of three assem-
blies will be enjoyed in Masonic Hall
Friday evening, April IS. The COM
mittee OF arrangements includes Henry
B. Bent, George Comstock, Carl B. Ely,
Henderson Gilbert, Vance C. McCor-
mick and Frank A. Robbins, Jr.
with the Governor
Governor Brumbaugh is giving the
usual reception to members of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, Tuesday
evening, April II, in the Executive
Mansion. There will be special deco
rations and music and the delightful
social time always enjoyed when the
Legislators and their ladies make their
formal bow to the Governor and his
wife.
There will be several Easter we'd
dings, and more If war is declared than
IL not. In that case brides will have
to hurry up their arrangements for the
soldiers cannot go away on an uncer-
tainty, and it is easier for a wife to
reach the sick and wounded than
sweetheart.
The last of the seasons Fellowship
dances for the Department of Labor
and Industry is scheduled for Thurs
day evening, April 10, in Hanshaw's
Hall, and everyone who can is expected
to attend. The committee busily plan
ming for special features includes: Ja-
cob Lightner, Harold Lippincott. Rob-
ert Young, Arthur l. Lewis, Benjamin
+. Sellers, William A. Horner, Cassius
A. Dunn. ]. A. Mcdonald, Theodore
Gould, William Leach, James Amber,
Mrs. Agnes r. Scarlett, Miss Verna A.
Clair, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Rebecca
Ball, Miss Caroline Patsche, Miss Alice
LeCompte, Miss Margaretta Wiley,
Miss Emma Keeney, Miss E. Burnette
Gohn, Miss Alice Cusack.
The Wharton school is planning an
elaborate May dance in Masonic Tenn
pie and various clubs and organizations
will have special closing exercises and
parties, most of them the last of April.