Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-28

The marriage of Miss Emma {.
Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Jacobs, 125 Edgar street,
York, and Robert A. Nolde, of this
city, was solemnized Saturday aft
ernoon, August %, at o'clock, at
the parsonage of Trinity United
Lutheran Church. the Rev. a. +.
Weaver, officiating. The ring ccre-
mony was used.
The bride wore a frock of pink
Georgette crepe with picture hat to
harmonic, and carried an arm
bouquet of pink snapdragons. She
was attended by her sisters, Miss
Mary Jacobs and Miss Helen
Jacobs.
\ farewell reception was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Young, 127 Edgar street, prior to
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Noldc
for this city. where they will reside
at S13 Seneca street.
Mr.. Nolde recently returned from
France, where he served as a SER
geant in Company K, One Hundred
and Twelfth Infantry. Members of
his company claim that when he
himself was suffering from lack of
food he gave his share of rations
to his men. He is a graduate of the
.
and holds a responsible position
with the Atlantic Refining Company.
DR.. E. N Kremer. pastor of the Sa-
lem Reformed Church and son Hiram
Kremer are visiting DR.. Kremer's
son Charles Kremer, of Hydetown
They will return Friday.
Donald Miller, of 1909 Green street
has returned to his home after a WIS.,
it in Williams Grove.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Hershey
have returned from a vacation in the
Pocono Mountains. Rev. Hershey
will occupy his pulpit in the Green
Street Church of God on Sunday.
Miss Nancy Kline and Miss Helen
kaufman, of ~ North Fourteenth
street, have returned home after a
| weeks stay in Chambersburg.
| Miss Margaret oyster. of 1875 State
street, is spending some time in At
lantic City and Trenton.
Miss Eleanor Eby has returned tc
| her home. 2012 North Third street
after a visit with friends in Hunting.
don.
Miss Georgianna weigle, of 2O1
Her street, is spending several
weeks in Stony Brook. N. Y.
| Frederick F. Forester, of 1116 NORTH
/ second street, Is SpenuluS ScNeTd
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. Hall Harvey, of 111s Greer
street, is spending several days il
Ocean Grove, attending the camI
meeting services now being conduct
ed there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McCleary hav'
returned to their home, 715 Capito
street, after a trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Anne Kolbenschlag has re
turned to this city after trip t.
New York.
Miss Jane Dibler, 624 Harris street
has returned after a visit of severa
weeks at Atlantic City.
Irwin Vannan, of Danville, spent {
few days here as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur D. Bacon.
Miss Louise Eckles of the Don
aldson Apartments. is spending tel
days in Jersey City and Atlantic
City.
Frank Davis, Earl Taylor. and Nor
man Taylor, of Philadelphia, motoreC
here yesterday to visit with Mr. Da
Wis aunt, Miss Fannie Poorman, 61!
North Second street.
Miss Hazel Beatty, 626 Harris street
is spending some time in Hagers
town.
Daniel Bason, 216 North street, i!
visiting relatives at Danville.
Marshall G. Kelley, 6O9 Harris
street, is spending ten days at Pitts
burgs and Buffalo.
James c. Meserol, of Jackson. is tn,
guest of his niece, Miss Alice NJ. Cum
mings, 144O Derry street.
Miss Catherine Shrum, of Nine
teenth street is spending two week
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Muckler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John G. Muckler and daughter
Helen Muckler, are home after mo
tor trip to Atlantic City, Oceal
Grove, and Philadelphia