Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF INTENSE INTEREST
LEMOYNE SCHOOL
ALUMNI
Annual Activities in Honor of
Graduating Class Held
Last Night

Lemoyne, Pa, July 6.-Unfurling
of a service flag containing six stars
and presentation of an honor, roll
to the Lemoyne school board fea-
tured the annual banquet of the
Lemoyne High School Alumni Asso-
citation, held in the school audi
torium last evening. The meeting
was marked with the patriotic num-
bers on the program, which were
very timely and we'll presented.
The service flag and honor roll
Lewis p. Markley. Whitney Num-
ma, president of the school board,
received the emblems in behalf of
the directors. Henry Baker, an ac-
tive alumni association worker, is
the only member who is in France,
Others in the service are j. Boyd
Trostle. iformer president, in the
Ordnance Department at Fort Han
cock; Alfred j. Ensminger, former
principal of the high school, also in
the Ordnance Department; Harry
Slothower and Oliver Baker, at
Camp Lee, and Milton Baker, locat-
ed in a western camp.
Under the direction of Miss Ruth
/. Steinhauer an interesting program
was presented before the banquet.
Among the more striking numbers
on the program were: singing,
America" association; recitation,
Miss Elmira Bricker; ladies' quar-
tet, There's a Long, Long Trail"
Mrs. Benjamin Kunkel. Miss Ruth
sutton. Miss Stella Bentz and Miss
Ruth Steinhauer, at the piano; vocal
solo, Miss Ruth Steinhauer; Star
Spangled Banner" association. The
program committee was Composed of
Miss Steinhauer, Mrs. L. II. May,
Miss Nancy Bentz and Walter Nc
Cormick.
Toasts were given by William c.
Bowman, former principal of the
Lemoyne High School; Miss Edith
Mumma, principal of the school;
Miss Beatrice Barnhart, of the grad
uating class, and other association
members. Mr.. Bowman gave an i'm
pressive talk on "Our Country and
Miss Mumma recited a poem on
Our Boys" which was composed
especially for the event
Those admitted into the organ
ization last evening were Miss Ell
mira Bricker Miss Beatrice Barn
hart and Miss Anna Baker. Com
mittees in charge were composed as
follows: Banquet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kunkel, John Wingert,
Miss Stella Bentz and Miss Hazel
Kuhn; decorating, Lewis p. Markley,
Earl NJ. Baker, Walter Mccormick,
John Wingert and Paul d. Fettrow.
Among the guests were Miss Ruth
Mumma, is; Miss Nancy I. Bentz,
rs; Miss Margaret Kunkel, rs;
Miss Esther Slothower. is; Miss
Hazel Kuhn. '15; Miss Nellie Bow
man, '16; Miss Ruth Sutton. '16;
Miss Verna Beam, '16; Walter SIoth-
over, '16; Miss Hazel Mumma, '16;
Miss Beatrice M. Barnhart, Is; Miss
Elmira Bricker, Is; Miss Anna
Baker, rs; Mrs. w. Mumma, w. d.
Numma, Mrs. John S. Boyer, '07;
w. c. Bowman, w. w. Mcintyre,
Mrs. w. w. Mcintyre, Rae f. Willis,
'07; Miss Elma T. Sawyer, '07 Mrs.
A., F. Burk. '07; A. f. Burk, Mary
VI. May, '0S; Lewis P. Marlkley, 10;
Walter Mccormick. II; Mrs. Bruce
Leach 10; Bruce Leach. Mrs. Ben
iamin H. Kunkel, 10; Benjamin II.
jIunkel, 10; Stella r Bentz, ia;
John Wingert, rs; Paul d. Fett-
row, IA.
Miss Gehr. of Lancaster. Is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Edith Thorn
as Hake, sos North Sixteenth street
MISS GladyS Wits, or Remove, and
Miss Cora bort and Miss Blanche Nc
Curdy, both of McElhattan, are the
guests of Miss Elizabeth Horley, S02
North Sixteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Sieg. of the
Donaldson, and Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Leiby, of Newport, motored to
Eaglesmere during the week and
spent the Fourth there.
Miss Kathleen Burrows, OF Brook
lyn, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lu-
ther X. Young. of Green street, for a
fortnight.
Harold K. Hartman went home to
Chicago this morning after a little
visit among old friends in this vi
clnity.
Miss Nanny Hawkins, of Cameron
Extension, is home after a several
weeks stay with relatives in Bal
timore, Md