Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-01
In Black and Gold

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Corkie, of 14O5
Market street, entertained wednes-
day evening at Halloween masoue
party in compliment to their son.
Gerald e. Corkle.
The house was artistically deco
rated with pumpkins and lanterns
and drapings of gold and black. The
evening was spent in music, games
and dancing.
Halloween refreshments were
served to the guests, among whom
were the Misses Irene Kohler. Ethel
5oWman, Mary Moore, Florence
katzman' Florence carp, Helen
yytu,cooy' Marjorie Corkle, Francis
Wt, liter, Genevieve Flicker, Roses
katzman, Elizabeth Culhane. Helen
Goodyear, Evelyn Bitner. William
6ulhane, Jesse Meadows, William
6ltner, Lester Bitner, LEROY Corkia
GSTeraid Corkle, Louis Flicker, Teddy
MM.artln' Aaron Katzman, Clarence
I2l IBltner, Walter Smith. MIR. and Mrs
w. L. Bitner, Miss Kathryn Spangler
MS MIS- n. Bitner, Mrs. w. H. Corkle.
rs' Spangler, Miss Myrtle Spangler.
NJ, ana Mrs. {. n. Bitner, Mr.. and
MRS. j. d. Corkle.
Penbrook NIerrymakers
MISS Gussie Brickner, of PEN
-. "NS q I1dllOWeen hostess OF
last evening at her home, 11O South
Iwenty-eighth street Games and
olu-ume refreshments were enjoyed
oy the Misses Naomi Walters, Mir
iain Miller, Dorothy Bax, Ruth Por-
ter Nola Feeser, Luella Kline, Eve
iyn hnupp, Ruth Heagy, Cleora
Kline. Henrietta Heagy, Irene
Co7enhaver, Kathryn Haverstick,
Mary Wiedman. Clara Hoyer, Anna
Schubauer, Esther Schubauer, Mil
dred Boe, Jennie Fenical, Ethel
wit, Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. Ralph
Davis, Harold Fleisher, William
shey. Earle Putt, Charles Burd, Mar
lin Wolf, Edgar Bowers, George
Schubauer, Howard Baum, Earle
Lindsey and Robert Schubauer.
Wild Rose Troop Party
Members of Wild Rose Troop. No.
5, Girl Scouts, of Fifth Street Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church, held a HalloW,
cen party last evening in the soclal
rooms of the church, where Jack-o'-
lanterns grinned at the guests from
every side. The scouts came in 1ancy
costume and the evening was spent
in story telling, games and music.
The following people participating IN
the program: Miss Pauline Huhts
berger, Miss Helen Toomey' MISS
Margaret Fisher and Mrs. F. u. Fry
captain.
Those present were Anna Mahon'
Helen Toomey, Pauline Huntsperbsen' bap
Verna Neff, Helen Hippensteel. NIL
dred Cless, Helen Garberich, Esther
Spahr, Phyllis Peifer, Rose Leary'
Edna Hippensteel, Genevieve Belahu'
Jean Swope, and Helen Fullsher'
Bobbed For Apples
S S S members of the Central
at the OTlOlt
Cottage. Dauphin. The evening was
spent in bobbing apples and dancing
to Victrola music. The cottage Wa
decorated in autumn leaves ana Jacs-
o'-lanterns Back of the nresloe
ghosts were concealed; a large gnosi
walking through the cottage severe
times. Tho chaperons were Frot'
and Mrs. ]. Rollon Millar, MRS. 20
seph Frantz and Mrs. Geyer. a. "A fai-
lowe'en supper was served to the tol-
iSWtYs BettY Frantz, @ Beatrice Blair. Mary
Blair, Harriet Bastian, Mary Khoaos'
Helen Hawthorne; at Cora Nawery G1UerS
Hazel Helen, Helen Diffenbaugh and
Maron Hartwick. Jimmy Reed, Floyd'
Thorpe, Harold Connor, Walter Comp
| ton, Nat Badorf, Frank Wolf, BOP
| Wallower. Stewart Hess, Fred Brit:
! Bill Hamer, Bill Hawthorne, Bill
| Cleckner.
1
A party of young masqueraders
met in the home of Miss Irene Smith,
23S Herman avenue, Lemoyne. last
| evening. The parlor and library
were appropriately decorated with
Halloween suggestions. Games ana
music featured the program for the
evening with refreshments at the
close. The prize costume was ike
ness of His Satanic Majesty" for
which the wearer received a pound
| box of candy. Those present were
| Clarence Mccoy, Miss Dorothy Pentz,
Miss Enola Keller, Lester Zeigler,
| Miss Florence Keller, Paul Thorn
ton, Miss Margaret Keller, Miss
Irene Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Smith, Mrs. Verna Clark and family
and Miss Edna Greenawalt.
Girls and Boys Cooperate
One of the happiest of Halloween
socials was that of the Narcissus
Troop, Girl Scouts, and the Susque-
hanna Social Club, held last evening
in st. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
1.-THE basement was made into real
I"Spooky Hollow" with weird light
ings and the masqueraders fitted
about like ghostly shapes, engaging
in games ard prize contests.
A Halloween supper menu was
served to the following people:
The Misses Elizabeth Doyle, Edna
Doyle, Ruth Gherett, Dorothy Martz,
Marion Zimmerman, Gilmore Smith,
Ethel Brightbill, Frances Kelsey,
Beatrice Smedley, Dorothy Sponsler,
Esther Stence, Mary Binkley, Hen
rietta Lebo, Hazel Gallagher, Mrs.
Runk, Miss LaVene Grove, Miss
Martha Minter, William McMorris,
Robert Greenawalt, Edward Taylor.
Albert Taylor, Myron Doyle, Frank
Ford, Albert Zimmerman Paul
Strinc, William Vert, Rowland
Shucy and Mr.. Runk.
Guests of Mrs. Nipple
Guests of Mrs. Blanche Hipple at
her home. 2iS1 Atlas street. last
evening came IN the cleverest of
masquerade costumes. The house
was gaily decorated and a late sup
Iper was served. IN attendance
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sneer. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sanders, Nj. and Mrs.
Lee Zimmerman, Mrs. Ada Hart
man, Mrs. Blanche Nipple, Mrs.
ILitchenberger, Mrs. Kate Mumma,
Mrs. Emma Jackson, Elwood San
Iders, Oscar Zimmerman, Maude
Zimmerman, Joseph Wittinger, Ray
Comp, Clarence Sanders, Verna
Palm, Charles Mumma, Benjamin
Kelley, Daniel Mullen. Grace Wit
finger, Margaret Wittinger. Blanche
Meadath, Anna Meadath, Leroy
Hartman, Ralph Patterson, Alice
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