Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-31
NEW YEAR TO GET
GLAD WELCOME
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artists from New York will max
their appearance.
nancinG planned

artists from New York will make
their appearance.
Dancing Planned
A half dozen girls from the big
city have been engaged to keep the
tired businessmen of Harrisburg
from becoming rested, or restive, or
something, and will sing from the
platform and among the tables in a
most welcome and familiar way.
The usual noisemakers of rattles,
whistles and horns will figure in the
departure of Old Man 1919, and the
welcome to the infant year. At the
stroke of -, the lights will all be
turned off for few minutes.
Should Auld Acquaintance Be For
got' sung and Assistant Manager
Worthington will ring the. big ex-
church bell which is strung up
somewhere about the dining room.
Dancing will then be resumed in
the ballroom and continue indefi-
nitely.
Trolley cars will run every twelve
minutes in North, Second street,
Riverside and Reservoir lines. Ev-
cry fifteen minutes in. Third street,
Fourth and Sixth streets, Hill. Steel
ton, Progress. Berryhill and Race
and Vine streets.
on the above lines at 1 a. m. The
Linglestown, Hummelstown. Middle
town, Oberlin and Rockville cars
will make their last trip at the
usual time.
Y. VI. G. A. Open House
Everything is in readiness for the
Locust streets tomorrow. From q
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock
at night. the house will be open for
the reception of members and their
In the afternoon at 2.8O the social
committee of the "Y" has planned a
big entertainment for the youngsters
of Harrisburg who are not very often
the hour designated the poor children
of Harrisburg, all of whom have been
invited to the party: will surge into
Fahnestock Hall and crowd into the
five hundred seats which are pro-
vided.
A dozen acts have been secured for
the afternoon performance OF amateur
and professional talent and John +.
O'Neill, chairman of the committee,
said to-day that everything that can
he done for the youngsters will be
done. Candy will be handed out TO
them as they go into the hall and they
will be taken care of in every way
possible.
In the evening at O'Clock the pro-
gram viii include Gotta and Gotta
the we'll known magicians, in their
latest presentation. the Mystic Moon
which is said to be one of the clever
est bits of conturing ever put 'on in
Harrisburg. The p. r. r. Concert
Company will sing few selections
the Younger boys b class will give
a wand drill under the direction OF
G. w. Miller, and c. r. Kirk will give
some impersonations. Prof. w. D.
Meikel will present a skit with his
newly formed Spanish class, and
there will be a burlesque wrestling
match between two OF the city's most
famous wrestlers.
The committee in charge Of the
celebration includes: John f. O'Neill
chairman; Ramsay Black. Frank Gov
ert. Frank Davenport. Walter Dict
rich, Frank Foose, Grant Forrer. DR.
VI. V. Hazen. Harry Leonard. G. w
Miller. Robert B. Reeves, Sholl Ruth
crford. C. Linford Scott: A. II; Stack
pole, Ross Swope and Al. *. Thomas.
EIks and Moose
Harrisburg Lodge Loyal Order ni
Moose have made great preparations
10 entertain their members and
friends likewise. The trustees of this
organization have secured bear
weighing 300 pounds as well as deer
Weighing 200 pounds. and guarantee
those who cali a royal welcome as
well as a feast of venison and bear
meat.
The Elks will entertain more or less
Informally as is their custom on the
first of the year. Supper will be serv-
ed and there will be dancing and
cards.