Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-27
.STAGDINNER' AT
GREENCASTLE
A. B. larger Entertains Large
Number of Prominent
Men at His Home
80 DAYS TRIP TO FRANCE
Henry Gilland, of Greencas-
tie, Arrives Safely With
Ambulance Corps
80 DAYS TRIP TO FRANCE

Greencastlc, Pa. Oct. 27.-A. B.
Zarger entertained at a stag din
ner'' recently at his home east of
Greencastle. The guests included:
Justice John Stewart, A. Nevin Pom
eroy, DR.. j. p, Maclay, D. L. Green
await, w. O. Nicklas, John Kirby,
William Stover, Paul Turner, Enos
Horst, John b. Diehl, Loren A. Culp,
NJ. K. Bergner, II. B. McNulty, all
of Chambersubrg; Amos Welker
Fannettsburg; David Kaufman, H.
H. Shockey, Washington Township;
DR.. L. NJ. Kaufman, Kauffman's;
John o. Craig, p. f. Carl, w. J. Pat
ton, c. H. Clippinger, w. S. Snively,
G. e. Hollinger, of Greencastle, and
]. d. Eshleman, Antrim.-Mrs. Les
ter NJ. Conrow has received q card
from her son, Henry Gibbs Gilland,
a member of the Princeton Ambu-
lance Corps, which recently landed
in France. Mr.. Gilland states that
they were thirty days on their way
TO France, and that while passing
through the danger zone, they trav-
eled, ate and slept with their life
preservers on. He writes that it is
extremely cold in France, and that in
order to be comfortable the soldiers
are compelled to sleep in their uni
forms.-Miss Kathryn c. Miller, of
Falling Waters, w. Va, and Arthur
f. Strickler, of Greencastle, were
married on Saturday last at the
Presbyterian Manse by the Rev. Les
ter NJ. Conrow. Immediately after
the ceremony they left on a wedding
trip. on their return they will go
to the home of Mrs. Anna Strickler,
the bride groom's mother, where
dies Aid Society of Grace Reformed
Church has purchased two Liberty
Loan Bonds.-Mrs. w. U. Brewer
and Mrs. Lester M. Conrow will rep
resent the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of Greencastle at the annual
meeting of tho Woman's societies of
the Carlisle Presbytery to be held
at Carlisle November Miss Isabel
Cooper, from Baltimore, was home
for the weekend.-Dr. l.. NJ. Kauff-
man and Mrs. Kaufman spent the
week at Philadelphia.-Mrs. j. Funk
Martin left Tuesday for Jacksonville,
Fla, after spending the summer in
Greencastle.-Miss Clara Sollenber-
ger daughter of Miss Elizabeth Sol
lenberger, of East Baltimore street,
left recently for Columbia, s. c.,
where she has been elected superin-
tendent of a large hospital.-Russell
Hostetter, who is attending Pierce's
Business College, Philadelphia, was
home for the weekend.-Mrs.W Will
lam Weakley has returned to York,
after a visit with her parents, DR.,
and Mrs. ]. A. Keepers.
Mount Joy.-Mrs. George A. Ker-
cher, Mrs. Joseph Charles, Mrs. ST.
mon Snyder, Mrs. Louisa Frank, Mrs.
Jacob Zeller, Mrs. NJ. ]. Bilber and
Miss Bertha Missemer attended the
Woman's Missionary convention at
Lancaster on Thursday.-The Mis-
sionary Society of the Lutheran
church will celebrate it's eighteenth
anniversary on November Z, at which
time a pageant, Christ in America"
will be given.-The decorating COM
mittee of the Lutheran Church in
the near future will plant flowery
shrubbery on the church lawn
Noah Harmon, the taXidermlSt, is
displaying a fox, squirrel, rabbit,
pheasants and quail in the show
window of Martins store.-Miss Eva
Reed has returned home after
spending several months at Phila-
delphla ana IN New JERSEY MI
and Mrs. A. L. Clay, who have been
spending some time in the family Of
DIR. J. ]. Newpher, left for Roanoke,
Va, to visit their son, Arthur NJ.
Clay.-Mrs. John Arndt had her
children and grandchildren at her
home at which time an elaborate
dinner was served. Those present
were: Paris Rolly, of Minton, n. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arndt and +wc
children, of Elizabethtown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Arndt and two chill
dren, of Lititz; Martin Metzler and
son and Alpheus Rye.-H. E. Haner,
Harvey Engle, Charles Carson, Roy
Hoffman, c. r. Charles, Joseph r.
Hershey and f. X. Rohrer were at
Camp Meade, Admiral, Md, on Sum
day.