Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-27
I.W. DOUTRICH
GIVEN SURPRISE
PARTY AT HOME
Employees Present Magnificent
Grandfather's Clock to
Popular Employer


w. Doutrich. head of the Dou-
trich store, was given the SURPRISE
of his life last evening when apou'
eighty of his employees, VINO haq IA, a.
ranged the party with Mrs. - ~
trich, gave him an entertainment ''N
his home in Middletown. .ho
At $50 the employees 'ooH 81
..noutrich Special from Market
covora and were received at the
home by Mrs. Doutrich. few MN n.
,,tes LATER Mr.. Doutrich came III
md was greeted by his throng ol
hosts The greeting was a trlou.e
tn the cooperation which MT. ,i pou
rich has shown with MS clel no
throughout the past year. ire
mendous grandfather CLOCK was .ne
s,,hsta ntiaI way in which the EN-
nIoves showed their anectloh i0i
their guest of the evening.
Snecches Are Made
Clarence Slike INTRODUCED ~ nf
Kinneard. who MADE the Spei .ticr-
presentation, mentlohlhe ~, ex-
iarl,, the close harmony when eA,
ieted between the proprietor anu
tbe employes of the store. AlpeIC
Pine briefly spoke of the high place
,,bicb the organization holds IN INC
community at large: o,,,aed
Frank j. Consylman concluueu
the speeches of the evening
he Maid n tribute to Mr.. Doutricn
aXacutiye ability and spoke OF the
Ieartv corporation that exists
among the big family of satisheo
employees. Mr.. Consylman sale III
part: =. ,,,;sh zach
IT'S an easy matter to wish eacn
other a merry Christmas puI ~ .
Tnaftnr 10 make
that wish q reality. Mr.. Doutrlcn
nossesses that happy faculty OF
Sharing his success with those VINO
have belped him attain it. He pe-
Iieves in evidencing his apprecla-
lion in n substantial way to his em-
Moves, instead of selfishly keeping
his profits all to himself
Bonus Checks
Mr. Consylman then displayed
q bonus check which each employe
received for his efforts during the
mast wear to make the business "
bigger and better one.
a supper was served iolloWlhs
the entertainment or the eNeHlhs'
with Mrs. l. IL. Doutrlch' MISS S9an
Mcclure. Mrs. Paul Doutrlch, MIS-
charles Holzberg and Miss Mary
Evans assisting in the serving.
Previous to the speeches, Mrs
Florence Ackley Ley. Elmer II. Ley
and Miss Naomi Ackley entertained
the guests with a concert. Blumeh-
STEMS orchestra assisted. Mrs. Ley
gave a number of interpretatlNe
numbers. and both Mr.. Ley and MISS
Ackley sang very pleasingly.
The Guests
Among those present were Mrs
Edgar Hess, Mrs. \. T: BAKER, Mrs'
.. T. Lebo. Mrs. II. II. Friedman
Mrs. Charles Sullenberger. Mrs. L.
/ Wells. Mrs. William Heilman'
Mrs. John Holsberg, Mrs. Z. O.
Schaffner. Mrs. IF. II. Kinneard,
Mrs. Frank ]. Consylman. Cora
Limbaugh. Ella Shaffer, Vida Wal
lower. Stella Fehl. Anna Eichel-
berger, Irene Peters, Elanor Spang-
Ter. f. O. Schaffner. Charles Rauch,
Z. V. Runkle. II. Z. Martz. Harvey
Ivter. Harry Fenical, Hess Kline,
Albert Baker, John Black, Charles
Grow, Charles Sullenberger, Harry
Kinneard. Cloyd Hall. Louis Lapkin.
Fred Ployer, Charles Holsberg,
Howard Friedman, Frank Wood,
George 'Yokum, Edward Vert, Ed
gar Hess. Ross Weller. John Hols-
berg. Clarence Slike. +. j. Consyl-
man, Wilbur Day, James Eveler,
Paul Doutrich, LLOYD Reiff, How
ard Holsberg. william Heilman,
Calvin Erb. George Weaver, Eli IN
derwood. Jess Wells and Lee Wells