Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23
OPEN NEW COURSE STATE LIBRARIAN
OF BIBLE STUDY SPEAKS TO WOMEN
Mrs. John Y, Boyd's Glasses at
Y. w. C. A. Begin Spring
Season March 4

Mrs. John Y. Boyd. who so success
Sully conducted a lecture course in
Bible study early in the season at
the Y. w. C. a, Fourth and Walnut
street, will open another course Mon
day, March 4, at 7.30 p. m. Her lee
lures were the best attended of any
in the history of the association, and
il was impossible to accommodate all
persons who wished to attend. Mrs.
Boyd is teacher of the Mems Bible
Glass of Pine Street Presbyterian
Church and well able to give these
March 4. they will be held six sue
cessive Mondays at 7S0 o'clock. They
are open to all women and girls in
terested in Bible study.
Sidelights on Genesis" is the lead
follows
March Lesson I. Introduction
March 11-Lesson IL. Adam, or
Human Nature"
March lS-Lesson III. Noah or
March 2G--Lesson ". "Abram or
the Spirit of Faith"
. April Lesson V. Isaac or the
sppiiriitt Of Of SSonship:" Jacob, or the
:, April S-Lesson VI. Joseph. or
Suffering and Glory"
bliss SeeshOltz Leads Vespcrs
Miss Anna G. Seesholtz, student sec
\. w. c. A., will conduct the usual
3 o'clock Vespers at the Y. w. c. A
Miss Seesholtz will become National
Secretary at the end of this month
and this is her last appearance in
Harrisburg as director OF High School
Club work. Miss Eleanor Jones, pres
ident of High School Club, will pre-
side at the meeting and Miss Miriam
Hines VIII give several vocal Gplac-
Tions. The social hour which fol-
lows is to be in charge of Miss Eliza
beth Hallahan, and Miss Miriam Ul-
rich.
Is Guest of Honor
Miss Seesholtz was to have been
the guest of honor at a luncheon
school Club yesterday in the club
room. but her train was delayed and
she was unable to attend. Miss Lois
q. Scott was in charge of the affair
The centerpiece was of sweetpeas and
George Washington placecards We're
used. The guests included: Miss
Seesholtz, Miss Lois Scott. Miss Eliza
Miss Grace Peake, Miss Wilda Wal
Jawer. Miss Elizabeth Holahan, Miss
Gertrude Kenny, Miss Eleanor Jones
and Miss Ruth Clark, of Norristown.
Miss Dorothy Fahnestock will be
hostess at luncheon for the Girls
Work Committee in honor of Miss
Seesholtz to-day. Appointments Of
be used. The guests are Miss Anna
q. SeesholtZ, Miss Mary Hoffer, Miss
Elizabeth Garner, Miss Helen Hawes,
Miss Dorothy Stillman, Miss Ella NJ.
Stitt, Miss Lois G. Scott and Miss
T9hnestock. A business session will
follow the luncheon.
Miss Booker to Speak
Miss Lois Booker, of the Story
Tellers' League, will give several
readings at the High School Club
meeting Tuesday evening at John Y.
Boyd Hall, Y. w. C. a. New mem
bers will be admitted and a social
hour is to follow.
Miss Anne U. Vert briefly outlined
the history of George Washington
last evening at open forum for the
industrial clubs.
The usual club supper was served
TO the girls preceding open forum.
Those present were the Misses Fan
ME McClain. Lillian McClain, Ruth
Martin. Mary Frye, Anna Gerhart.
Miriam Weiser, Catherine McLaugh-
lin, Iva Manus. Katherine Lerch
Elizabeth Lott, Bertha Adams, Mae
Patterson, Fanny Albert, Charlotte
Iaudon, Jessie Cummings, Anna
Riley, Mary Bechtel, Margaret Riven,
Esther Gardner, Mabel Shellahamer
Mae Grouse. Ruth Sebolt, Kate Cra-
ven, Mrs. George A. Matson, Miss Mat
son, Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones. Miss
Anne Vert, Effie Smith and Lois G.
Scott