Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
.MASKERSD
in THE GROVE
Clever Costumes Worn by the
Prize-WinnerS at Williams
Grove Saturday Evening

The final masquerade dance of
the season was held at williams
Grove on Saturday evening with
about 700 people present. OF that
number, 100 persons were masked
and many of the costumes were un-
usually beautiful. The pavilion was
decorated with flags, through the
courtesy of Bowman and Company
and Gardner's Jazz Orchestra played
for the dancing
The prizes were donated by Har-
risburg, New Cumberland, Carlisle
and Mechanicsburg merchants. The
prizewinners and awards in the SEN
Tor class were as follows: Mrs. E. E.
Nailor, Mechanicsburg, won a silk
pettlcoat, donated by Wilmer, Bair
and Wilmer; Mrs. Ezra Cassel won a
SILK waist. donated by Robinsons
Woman Shop; Mrs. William Wind
sor, 3rd, of this city, won an alumni
mum steamer, donated by' the Har-
risburg Telegraph; w. d. Fritz of
this city, aluminium dishpan, donat-
ed by Rothert and Company; Miss
Elizabeth Kepner, of this city,
crocheted yoke, donated by William
Lytle; George Windsor, Harrisburg,
box of candy, donated by John
Rose: Mrs. William Windsor, I'd,
Harrisburg. box of candy, donated
by W1tman-Schwarz; Charles Lytle,
of this city, silk shirt. donated by
Doutrich and Company; Mrs. Ed
ward Hilton, of this city, crocheted
yoke, donated by w. d. Fritz; Rich
ard Curry, of this city, a case of
Coca Cola, donated by Harrisburg
Coca Cola Company; Mrs. Harlem
hnoll, of this city, pair of silk
stockings, donated by Joe Totten,
carlisle; Charles Jones. of this city,
basket OF potatoes, donated by Bap-
tsl and Gardner Company: Mrs.
CHARLES Lytle, of this city, ash tray,
donated by Morris Hoff, New Cum
oerland; Mrs. John Hoover. of this
city. bud vase, donated by Charles
krauss; Mrs. Ed. Kepner, of this
city, vest with crocheted yoke, do
mated by Mrs. James A. Machlan;
Miss Genevieve Houston, Carlisle,
box of Fatimas, donated by Casino
Bowling Alley; Miss Kathrine NJ.
MAGELLAN, of this city, slipon sweater.
donated by b. Bloom Miss Peggy"
Diven, New Cumberland, two gallon
of ice cream. donated by Hershey
Creamery Co.; Mrs. Charles Bern
hardt, of this city, gallon of ice
cream, donated by Rakestraw's,
Mechanicsburg. NJ
Junior Prizewinncrs
Miss Irma Reichert of this city.
SIS, donated by Charles Markley,
Williams Grove; Miss Gertrude Kra-
mer, Marysville, pair of silk stock
ings, donated by James Lehr: John
Hoover, of this city, Thermos bot
tie, donated by Shenk and Title:
Joseph Machlan, of this city, flash
light. donated by Dauphin Electric
Company; Miss Margaret Shellen-
berger, of this city, box of candy, do
mated by Charles Gotta and Com
pany; Stewart Lytle, of this city,
bathing suit, donated by the New
Store of William Strouse; Miss
Annie Osler, New Cumberland. flash
light, donated by Charles Lytle;
Miss Lydia Totten, Carlisle, flash
light, donated by Harrisburg Elec-
trical Supplies Company; Miss Mar
tha Osler, New Cumberland, box of
candy, donated by Althouse Com
pany, Merchandising; Miss Emma
Fritz, of this city, bathing suit, do
noted by Holman and Haesler;
Miss Dorothy Smith, of this city, cut
sig's Sons; Miss Mary Palmer, Phil
adelphia, aluminium dishpan, do
mated by Rothert and Company; AL
bert Smith, of this city, case of soft
drinks, donated by Wingert Bottl-
ing Works, Carlisle; Miss Mary
Hoover, of this city, box of Beech
nut Chewing Gum. donated by ]. A.
Machlan; John Heichert, of this
city, two gallons of ice cream, do
mated by Hershey Creamery Com
pany; Miss Clarabelle Elder, Har-
one gallon of ice cream,
donated by Rakestraw's, Mechanics
burg; Miss Jane Shoop, of this city,
sweater, donated by Ike Rockman;
Miss Lauretta Sweigart, New Cum
berland, pair of cuff links, donated
by the Glove; Charles Wheeler, of
this city, necktie, donated by the
Hub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. H.
and daughters, the Misses
and Nancy Wharton are
home after an automobile trip to
New England.
Mrs. John NJ. Beecher and small
Elaine, of Philadelphia,
are visiting their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Gibson, of 1927 North
Second street.
Ralph Owen and Charles B. Owen,
of Frankfort, Kentucky, are in the
city for brief stay with relatives,
touring in their car to New England.
Miss Sarah Reiff, of 1918 Market
street, has returned after a vacation
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Sara Louise Ritchie, of Pitts
burgh, daughter of the late DR.. NJ.
Delmar Ritchie, has gone home af-
ter spending several months with
her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Ritchie, Sc South Thirteenth street.
Miss Phyllis Rodkey and Miss
Louise Rodkey went home to Ro-
chester n Y. on Saturday after