Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-01
WITCHES ON BROOMSTICKS
RIDE AROUND FOR PLEASURE
Halloween Parties Galore. With Guests Wearing Gay
querade Costumes; Ghosts in Cellars Seahily Enter
Into Festivities While Jack o. Lanterns Grin

Glass No. l of the Penbrook U.
B. Sunday school spent an enjoyable
evening ut a Halloween party at the
Kramer farm, south of Progress.
The evening was spent in games,
music and merrymaking by the mas
queraders. The house was decorated
appropriately with cornfodder. Jack
O'Lanterns and ghosts.
The following were in attendance:
Della Flick. clown; Raye Holtzman,
organ grinder; Emma Feeser, Yama
Yama girl; Margaret Hoffman. col
ored man; Edith Eshenour, dude;
Mabel Eshenour, clown; Mary Gar
man, fairy; Mrs. c. D. Bonsall, 1ama
Yama girl; Florence Shupe, 1ama
Iama; Anna Smith, dude; Florence
Whistler, night; Lurene Whistler,
old maid; Mabel Feeser, old maid;
Ada Stauffer, gypsy; Mrs. George
Sheaffer, grandmother; Harry Stout
fer. Turk; George Sheaffer, clown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shaffner and two
daughters; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith
ter, Catherine Bonitz.
Scouts Honor CAPTAIN
The Girl Scouts of Iris Troop, No.
s, of Messiah Lutheran Church ar
ranged a surprise for their captain,
Mrs. Charles C. Stroh, last evening.
The social rooms were elaborately
decorated in cornstalks, autumn
leaves, witches and pumpkins with
tent in the alcove where May
Pugh as agypsy, told fortunes.
After refreshments the Scouts pre-
sented Mrs. Stroh with a beautiful
candy jar in appreciation of her un-
firing efforts in this work the past
year.
Some of the girls represented
Colonial DANES, Puritan Maidens,
Yama Yamas, Dutch madchens and
other fancy dress.
Among those present were the
Misses Mary Bright, Nerna Hughes,
Dorothy Haas, Isabel Smith, Marina
Gilliland, Elizabeth Minter, Grace
Stoner. Nav Pugh, Adria Thompson,
Marian Dill, Esther and Irene Dodd,
Emma Ebert, Miriam Hall, Alice
Kulp, Esther Baker. Anne Derrick
son, Alice Dodd, Lillian kulp, Paul
inc Bitner, Margaret Kulp, Alma
Allen, Sara Martin, Katharine Ma
thias Virginia Phillips, Esther
Crosby and Vera Rutledge.
Party at Wildwood
Miss Mary Rodkey, of WILDWOOD
entertained at u masquerade party
where fairies. gypsies, ghosts, emma
men and Turks mingled with clowns,
Red Cross nurses, and many other
strange, mysterious figures. Those
present were the Misses Grace
Stintzcum, Genevieve Stintzcum, Sue
Stintzcum, Ida Meyers, Clara 1ontz'
Ruth Silks, Edna Rhen, Barbara
Kraft, Dorothy Cause, Vivian Beale,
Amelia Free, Mahala Free, Gladys
Fortney, Mary Binkley, Violet Kline
peter, Cathryn Minsky, Ella Llght-
ner, Besse Burke. Emma Marshal,
Mary Harner, Mary Rodkey, Esther
Rodkey, Leamay Winand, David
Thomas, Timothy Euker, George
Stintzcum, Guy Cook. Charles Waltz,
Marlin f. Clay, Osborne Thomas.
Ralph Stintzcum, Harvey Boyer
William Roberts. Charles Yontz,
Harry weigle, CIoyd Corder. John
Miller. Elmer Eslinger, Harry Min
skey. Edward Blosser, c. Kaffman'
Daniel B. Yowler, Blair Markley'
William McGarvey, Gordon Cassett'
William Rodkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Markets,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nightie, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Winand, MT ana
Mrs. Leroy Weigle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Rodkey. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bright and Mrs. Albert Cooper.