Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS or INTENSE INTEREST

by. Helen Gregg. Jane Black. Mary
Black, Dorothy Adams. Mary May
Hoffman, Mary O'Rourke, Dorothy
Sigler. Eleanor Patton, Junior
Troutner. Robert Hammaker.
George Sigler, John Kelly, Byron
Gregg, Samuel Wilhelm, Clay on
Wilhelm. Russell Hensel, William
Hensel, Samuel Taylor, Junior
Beckley, Joseph Nissley, Richard
Adams, William Bushnell, John Ja-
cob Tausig, Bertram Claster, Harry
Lackeye, John Fritchey, Jr., James
Fritchey and John Fritchey, I'd.
Ghost Grccts Guests
Mrs. P. C. Romberger. 1924 North
Second street, gave a Halloween
party last evening for her young
daughter, Nellie Romberger. The
house was attractively decorated
and the guests were met at the door
by n real ghost, who initiated them
into the mysteries of many now
games. Later in the evening an
Egyptian dancer, Miss Esther
Koons, entertained with several de-
l:ghtful numbers.
For Shining Stars
Miss Ethel l. Farley entertained
the Shining Stars S. S. class of otter
which she is the teacher, at a Hal
lowe'en party Thursday evening at
her home. 1880 North Third street.
The guests were the Misses Mary
Garrett, Erna Garrett, Catherine Hog
entogler. Catherine Farrell. Sarah
Farrell, Kathaleen Dapp, Mary Foltz,
Esther Pee. Carrie Graham, Olga Ger
ber, Evelyn Stevens. Thelma Fisher,
Elsie Hoffman; Edna Robinson and
Mable Dice; Mrs. Sadie Lyter. Mrs.
Charles L Farley. Miss Ethel Farley,
Russell B. Kawel.
Tunes by Organgrinder
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Barbour gave
masquerade at their home last
evening. The guests were received
by u ghost and escorted into the
home, which was decorated with
blackcats and pumpkin lanterns and
cut flowers. William Gastrock enter
tanned the early part of the evening
with an organgrinder. Games of
Five Hundred, Halloween refresh
ments and favors were enjoyed Mt
late hour by Mrs Gastrock as a
society maid; Mrs. Geiger, "dippy,"
a oressmaker; Mr.. Geiger, Mrs Will
nam stacks. Spanish dancer; Will
nam Stacks. Yama Yama: Mrs. c..
A. Runk, Red Cross nurse; C. A.
Runk, Yama Yama; Miss Wilmer
society maid; Mrs. Barbour. Colonial
iailei DaEld Bectold and Mr., Bar
pour. 1ama Yamas; Paul Barbour
shost; MIR. Gastrock, organ grinder
,. Fun For the Riddles
tLie Eleanor Musseina Swope.
9aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. M
sWopc' $50 Hummel street, had the
incest Kind of Halloween party YES
terday afternoon in celebration of her
iiour5h birthday. The youngsters en-
Joyeo music. games and Halloween
stories. The supper favors were IittIe
Eases. Eases OF candy. Among the guests
Betty Rettew. Louise Kenford
IMarsaretta Edmundson. Lillian HoII
iinGton, Arwilda Sneidman. Anna Hoi-
I,hhgton II, he and Eleanor NJ. Swope. Those
VINO VINO assisted in entertaining the chill
aren were Miss Emily Bright and
MISS Frances Musseina Swope ""O
For MOOrhead Employees
Ihe elaborate masquerade danco
gwen to employees OF the Moorbes 4
hnlttlng Company last evening in tbo
tneStSut tdS5 street auditorium. was at
tended by over four hundred Tha
costumes were unusually atfractiwee
ana the prize winners in the yarions
contests were: 'oiious
First prize for women's best cos-
tune. Esther Loban: second. Edna
t,oose; first prize comedy costIIn,e
MRS: a, G. Altland: second prize, MAJ,
ia Billet; mems first prize for cos