Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-22
SOCIAL EVENTS
AT MT. GRETNA
Military Dance at ''The Inn"
and Richardson Birthday -
Party Features of Week

entirely arranged by Mrs. Hutchin-
son. The dining hall was converted
into huge dance room and bril-
liantly lighted. The decorations were
entirely military. Punch was served
throughout the evening and light re-
freshments. A splendid dance pro-
gram was given by Sourbier's orches-
ira of Harrisburg. The porches of
The Inn" were crowded with spec
tators. Among the patronesses were:
Mrs. William F. Richardson, Mrs
John A. Fritchey, Miss Fannie l.
Hoy, Mrs. George King. of Middle
town; Mrs. Mabey Crocker, Of
Bridgeport. Conn; Mrs. William
Hutchison. Mrs. George Swami of
Pittsburgh; Mrs. H. B. Dougherty, of
Lebanon; Miss Maggie Kanter and
Mrs. Joseph Claster, Mrs. George
Miller, of Lancaster; Miss Betty
Howard, Miss Florence Rinkenbach,
Miss Ruth Kline, Miss Mary Leader,
Miss Marie Boas, Miss Lillian
Schmels, Miss Dorothy Gundey, Miss
Katharine Gunther, Miss Mary Hill,
Miss Frances Foose, Miss Teddy
Kaufman, Miss Olive Singheiser,
Miss Ethel Bowers, Miss Virginia
Bowers, Miss Helen Whitman, Rob-
ert Hutchinson, William Richardson,
Earl Bachman, James Carey, VOL
ford Quigley, Herbert Hutchinson,
Mr.. Long, Mr.. Boyer. Albert Rinken-
bach, Miss Clara Cassel, Miss Good
enough, Miss Pearl Waller, Miss
Waller, Catharine Erb. Elizabeth
Fackler, Agnes Fackler, Miss Doro-
thy Devout, Miss Marion King, Miss
Elizabeth Kreider, Miss Margaret
Kreider Colonel Eyre, Colonel Black
stone, Colonel Croft, Colonel Long,
Colonel Dewey, Lieutenant Natz,
Lieutenant Dunn, Lieutenant Mus
ser, Major Meyers, Major Quenten,
Captain Dunn, Lieutenant Schilling,
Captain kilmor. Lieutenant Dalton.
Captain Hicks, Major Clark, Colonel
Hunt, Captain Jack, Major Mullen
berger, Major Allen, Major Curtin,
Captain Deifenberger Lieutenant
Dillman, Sergeant Major Beking,
Major Segar, Sergeant Kindle, Ser
geant Miller, Sergeant Swartz, Col
onel Leaman and many others.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Chautauqua grounds met Monday
afternoon in the hall of philosophy.
Miss Martha Goodenough, the presi-
dent presided. Reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer were received and
approved. George McIlhenny, presi-
dent of the board of directors. thank
| gard to the new dam. Last year the
money of the auxiliary was in
corporated for the use of building a
dam which has been very satisfac-
tory. The ice now being distributed
is pure spring water ice and is sold
at so cents a hundred pounds. The
members unanimously voted that
the proceeds of this years work
should be used to enlarge the dam
so that the supply of ice will be un-
limited. Over one hundred attended
the meeting.
A surprise party was given on
pie in honor of William Richardson
birthday. Dancing, singing and
games were the features of the even
ing. Among those present were:
Miss Marion King, Miss Florence
Rinkenbach, Miss Josephine Klopp,
Miss Emile Klopp, Miss Elizabeth
Ford, Miss Betty Kreider, Miss Eliza
beth Fackler, Miss Agnes Fackler,
Miss Marion Hoffert,> Wolford Quig-
ley. James Carey, Ruth Kline, George
King. Herbert Hutchinson, Robert
Hutchinson, Bruner Cammel. Jack
Thamm, Joseph Rain, Joseph Boy
er and John Kilmor.
Mrs. E. S. Cox, Miss Ruth Cox and
Paul Cox, of 1s4S Chestnut street,
Harrisburg, are guests of Mrs. H.
Greenawalt.
Mrs. E. F. Ford and Miss Eliza
beth Ford are guests of Mrs. H. o.
numbers.
Mrs. Milton Knoderer of Steelton,
and Miss Jane Allen, of Harrisburg
have returned home after a short
stay in the campmeeting grounds. =
Mrs. Harold Fortna, of the camp
meeting grounds was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon for the members
of the Ladies' Mite Society. The fol-
| lowing ladies spent the afternoon
sewing and knitting: Miss Katie
Gerhart, Mrs. Emma Gerhart, Mrs
Amanda Yeagler, Mrs. I. Z. Fisher
Miss Mary Moor, Miss Aida Fisher
Mrs. Albert Wagner, Mrs. NJ. D
| Yeagle, Mrs. Linda Spangle, Mrs. S
B. Stohle, Mrs. J. Henry Yipgst. Mrs
Amelia Long. Mrs. Nathaniel Whit.
meyer, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Mira
Moon, Miss Lena Bechtold, Mrs
John Holler, Miss Elizabeth Archey
Junior Yingst, Richard and Thema:
Philips.
Mrs. Ellen McCurdy and Mis-,
Lucretia McCurdy, of Lemoyne, are
spending two weeks in the camp
meeting grounds.
| e Mrs. ]. T. Wagner, of Harrisburg
is the guest of Mrs. Uhler and Mrs
Guyer of the campmeeting grounds
Mrs. william Schooley and Mis-
Allan Boyd, of Harrisburg, are guest!
of Mrs. John Shelley and Miss Lor
raine Shelley.
Mrs. w. o. Smith, Miss Jennie
Porter and Miss Romaine Smith, o
122 Cumberland street, Harrisburg
have taken the Manhattan Villa
for the season.
Mrs. Craiglow and Miss Mar!
Craiglow. of Mount Gretna, spen
| Wednesday at Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marsh have
returned to Harrisburg after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Balsley, OF
the campmeeting grounds.
Mrs. E. w. Stever and Mrs. A
Dowden, of Millersburg. are guests
of Mrs. Anna Stever, of Montain.
lesque.
Mrs. Cameron Shultz. of Danville
is the guest of Mrs. John M. Sci
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Deck. o.
ant and Mrs. Hendrickson and chile
are guests of Mrs. Lydie II. Wilt, Of
the campmeeting grounds.
Miss Anna McCurdy. Mrs. George
lC. Prince and Miss Ida Oldfeld, oi
philadelphia, have taken a cottage
at Mount Gretna for three weeks.
Mrs. Edwin Moor and two sons, A
Davis Moor and Mills Moor. of Phil
ladelphia, are the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John DeGray, of The Aralia.
Miss Hilda Wood. Miss june
Wood and Miss Helen Reed are
lsnending some time at their cottag,