Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-12
BENEFIT DANCE
FOR RED CROSS
Elaborate Entertainment at
Conewago Hotel Auditor
ium, Mount Gretna

Mt. Gret0a, Pa, July 12.-Wed
nesday night, July II, is to be the
time of an elaborate affair given in
the auditorium at the Conewago Ho-
tel. 1t will be an entertainment en-
tirely by children and the proceeds
are to go to the Red Cross. Miss,
Croll and Miss Edith Neall. of Phil
adelphia, are directing the affair.
Dancing will follow the entertain
ment. A silver offering will be the
admission. The following program
is to be presented: Song, Keep the
Home Fires Burning" by Jane Gran
ley. Betty Hoffer, Margaret Rupp
and Florence Hams; piano solo,
March Professional" Julian De
Gray; recitation, The Infantry
man." Forrest Clark; vocal duet, by
little Misses Lillian and Eleanor
Hottenstein, who will be dressed as
Red Cross nurses and sing Inc
Knitting Song" "Hooverize" and
Long Boy; recitation, "Our Serv-
ice Flag" Mary Adelaide Clapp,
girl years old; mandolin duet,
Stuart Collins and Ethel Bowers;
recitation, ''The Flag" Rhea Long.
well; violin solo, 'Lucretia Borgia'
by Edna Phillips, accompanied by
Judian De Gray; recitation, Knit
and Purl," Louise Boughter; piano
solo, Julian De Gray; recitation
Liberty Bell" Margaret Philups
and Mary Alice Gehns; piano solo'
Edna Phillips; group singing,
America" and Onward Christian
Soldiers; drill, Charles Rauch. in
full uniform of captain, his men also
uniformed, Neil. Stanley, Burton
Longwell, Rclfe Baltzelle; recitation,
The Private" Richard De Gray;
violin solo. Edna Phillips, accompan-
ist Julian De Gray; recitation. Doro-
thy Phillips: "Marseillaise," Miss
Dorothy Beetem. Mrs. S. Geer Will
give an exhibition dance as a finale.
The entertainment is to be strictly
military. flags and decorations or
red, white and blue.
The large chorus is composed OF
the following children: Hildegarde
Pilgrim, Mary Haehnlen, Erma Mar
maurer. Louise Anderson, Muriel FL
linger, Barbara Taylor, Alma Clark,
Ruth Light, Margaret Rupp, Flor
ence Hains, Alice Beetem, Elizabeth
Wallace, Neal Stanley, Alma Clark,
Mae Huntzberger, Jeanette Meyer.
Evelyn Keller, June Keller and Mary
Hainlen.
An informal dance was given at
THE Chautauqua Inn" Tuesday
night. Those present were: Flor
ence Rinkenbach, Mildred Burke,
Betty Ford, Josephine Klopp, Helen
Owens, Emile Klopp, Marion King,
Jessie Smith, Elizabeth Fackler,
Betty Howard, Albert Rinkenbach,
William Richardson. Wolford Quig-
ley, Herbert Hutchinson and James
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Claster and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Shapiro have
taken the "Maxil" in the Chautau-
qua grounds for the season.
Miss Milda Cross is spending her
summer vacation with her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Croll of
The Crows Nest"
Lillian Wager. Alice De Miller,
Myrtle Thome, John L. Louser, of
Camp Dix. Wrightsville, n. J., and
Ralph Patschke are attending a
grounds.
Tuesday night the Misses Claster
gave an informal dance on the porch
at their cottage, "The Maxil." Ella
borate refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Miss
Gertrude Caplausky, Besses Dell
Claster, Lena Jason, Miss Clemens,
Miss Granger, Miss Fields, Sylvia
Claster, Miss Claribel Claster, Will
liam Neigle, Lloyd Boyer. Jonn
Reed, David Clymer. Frank Lewis.
Simeon Greer, Jack Shapiro, Harold
Claster, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Claster,
Mrs. A. E. Shapiro and Mrs. Gever-
! ly.
Lieutenant Dale Smith has left Mt.
| Gretna for a few days to consult his
| publishers in New York in regard
| to his new war hook.