Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-07
DIR. SMUCKER TO
TALK STEVENS
Pastor, Recently Returned
From Camp Robinson,
Will Preach

DR.. Clayton Albert Smucker, who
returned last week from Camp Rob-
inson, is scheduled to speak tomor-
row evening at 7.30 o'clock in the
Stevens Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Churcr. Thirteenth and Ver-
non streets, on christianity at Can
tonments." In the morning at II
o'clock the Rev. DR.. Morris e.
Swartz will preach and read the
program for the Joint Centenary
and Sunday School Training Con-
ference to be held in the city next
Thursday and Friday. Sunday
ers from all over the country will
attend the gathering. All sessions
will be open to the public.
Plans are now complete for the
launching of the Capitol City Ly-
ceum Course. DIR. Smucker is to
be in charge of the big fall and
winter program. The series will
include nine extraordinary enter
tainments by distinguished artists.
The special speakers and musical
attractions are of the very highest
character. The season is to begin
October 25. 1918, and close in
March. The program this year is
larger and more varied than has
yet been offered by the Stevens
Memorial Church Lyceum Commit
tee. The following is the list of at
fractions for the 1918 and 1919 sea-
son: October %, 1918, The Ply
mouth Singing Party, a company of
five experienced artists presenting a
unique and entirely original pro.
gram typically American. Selec-
tions from 1.-THE Captain of Ply
mouth" and "The Quaker Girl will
be given in costume. November 1S,
1918, "The st. Claire Four Sisters"
girls quartet, giving varied pro-
gram which combines orchestral
vocal and special novelty features.
November rs, 1918, Will A. Rogers,
Humorist. December 2, 1918,
Bishop Joseph f. Berry, ID, Ii
D., Lecturer. December 10, 1918,
"The Navy Girls-Six Party" SIX
clever young women who have ap-
peared during the past season IN
the U. S. Army cantonments under
the auspices of the War Depart
ment Commission on Training Camp
Activities. December 16, 1918,
Princess watahwaso and assisting
artists. In the veins of Princess
Watahwaso, of the Penobscot Tribe
there flows the blood of one of the
first families in America. Educated
at Cambridge, she occupies unique
place on the lyceum platform OF
America. She will be assisted by
other noted artists. January IL
1919, Prof. Hilton Ira Jones-Sc1en-
tist. January 81, 1919, The Amer
lean Girls Trio" Their program
will be we'll diversified and includes
saxaphone and banjo trios, vocal
numbers. readings and character
songs in costume. March, 1919,
The Woodland Singers, great pro-
gram of song with a rustic setting
suggestive of the big outdoors. witf
its forests, lakes and the odor o.
the pine and balsam.
Tomorrow evening at b.3O
o'clock the young folks OF the
church and congregation will hold
q rally meeting in the lecture room
Arrangements nave been made for a
large gat(Aaring. The program Is to
he full oNmany good things. All
Young people of the city are urged
to attend. c,..a
Another conference on Red Cross
activities will be held in the churcn
next Thursday from 10 a. m: TO lo
%. m. All women of the city are
invited to attend and participate In
the service. The Speed-Up- war
Program given out by Mrs. Clayton
Albert Smucker last Thursday Is
meeting with wonderful response
on the part of the ladies OF the
church and congregation.