Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-18
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Christian Endeavor Society
Spends Pleasant Evening


The Christian Endeavor Society. of
st. Peters Lutheran Church, held an
entertainment and social. in the Sun
day school room of the church last
evening. a contest which had been
carried on for some months past,
c Leber, as leaders. recently closed,
and 1t was the duty of the losing side
to entertain the winning side; On
Miss Md9ed Bot,s BSs st0ln sqS by
Miss Sophia Schraedleyr on the piano
a recitation by Miss Blanche Church.
man, and several selections by IL. l..
piano and vocal solo. by Miss Bette
Croll. also was greatly appreciated.
4. e: Leber was toastmaster.
After the entertainment, the guests
were invited into the main. Sunday
school room, where tables had been
set to seat thirty six persons. The
following were present: Catherine
Marion Baker. Bette Croft. Grace
Bowman. Blanche Churchman, Mil
dred d Bolts Jeanette Brown. Helen
WieReg sdpSa sehraeGefy eGerty Aa5efS
Baker Blanche Nipple, Margie Sides.
Helen Croll. Lucille King, Sister Ly-
dia. Marion Ulrich. Helen Fox. Kath-
Gingrich. Carrie Hoffman. Mildred
Shoemaker. Florence Beckey. Sarah
Croll. Marguerite Hoffman, = Anna
tsoShiiioy eEt 1eTdlulne Bfan0t, Mrs.
Fuller Bergstresser. Wellington Bow
man, Warren Brown, George Laverty,
Harold Gilbert +. II. Schrae edley.
Frank Sinniger. Harold Gerberich.
+. Brandt e. c. Leber. the Rev. Full
Ter Bergstresser and Nissley Glrich.
Personal BRIEFS
Mrs. Sherman Hawthorne of Har-
risbprg, was the guest of the Social
circle which met at the home of Mrs.
frank Condran, East Emaus street,
Roy Brehm, of Carlisle. is spend
Ing some time in town as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs: George Rife. Grant
street, Rife's Extension.
William Lands. who was in the
drayage business for the past several
years. has discontinued same and Sc
cured a position at the local car plant.
on one of Uncle Sans transports. is
spending a five-day furlough in town
with relatives. Young Clifford. who
Iof 1911. has made eight trips over
seas Since he has been gone his
father. the late Edward Clifford, and
1 MS grandfather, the late George Gray,
Miss Rhae squires, of shippenspurg,
/ teacher in the High School, has re-
The Rescue Hose Company band
serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cain
at their home in South Catherine
street; They were married Wednes-
William Kohr and force of men are
| installing fire escapes to the resi-
dence Of NJ. G, Whitman. Ann Street.
me JitRey Club. of town. who held
a dance for the benefit of the Red
cross some time ago. and which prov
| ed success, contemplate holding
another dance in the near future. At
the first dance they turned over $500
TO the Red Cross chapter.
Mrs. Lydia Whereby. of York: Mrs.
Ada Murray. Mrs. Lavinia Miller. of
oxford; attended the funeral of their
brother. the late Frank Noel. held
from his late home in South Catherine
street, yesterday. :
TINS morning for Washington, ID. c.,
where she has secured a position in
ths w ar Klsk INSURANCE Department.
Sergeant Arthur Thompson, of
day furlough in town with his par
en.s' 1i MI Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pratt, who
spent the past week in town as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dan
dali, Water street. returned to their
nome at klmira, N. Y.
charles Schaeffer. of Harrisburg, are
spending the weekend in town as the
guests OF the formers parents, Mr..
Major Garrison, of Delaware CITY.
is spending several days at the Avi-
alton Depot.
Paul FURY. who was stationed at
camp Lee, Va, has been mustered
out of service.
A miscellaneous shower was held
Tor Miss Matilda Nissley last even
ing by a number OF her friends at
her home in Spring street Miss
Nissley announced her engagement
last week.