Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-02
CLUB
PENV-HARRH
Two Score Statesmen Guests of
Harrisburg Business
Organization

Thirteen Kiwanis Club members
decided this noon that "1S" is an
unlucky number. Hereafter each one
! decided there will be no loads of IS
! people in an elevator--not IL they
! can helpit.
! The thirteen Kiwanians were in
the Penn Harris hotel at noon to-
| day. Going upstairs to the banquet
hall in an elevator they stuck be-
tween floors The elevator girl was
| frantic. Finally they reached the
basement where the efficient man
ager, Harry r. Price. finally located
them and came to the rescue.
The first meeting of the Kiwanis
club in the new banquet room of the
Penn-Harris hotel was opened at
1915 o'clock with l.. f. Neefe, pop
ularly known as the Baron" in the
chairman's chair. Following the
singing of America" under the
leadership of Abner w. Hartmann,
DR.. Lewis 8. Nudge, pastor of the
Pine Street Presbyterian church, Of
fered prayer. V. II. Breckenridge,
secretary of the club, and advertis-
ing manager of the Patriot News,
won the attendance prize. q box of
Monito socks. A New Year greeting
from Rabbi Louis ]. Haas, of Ohev
Sholom Temple, and an honorary
member Of the club, was read. Harry
X. Price, assistant manager OF the
Penn-Harris hotel. and Peter Ma
CARO-. the popular manager of the
Regent theater, were introduced us
baby members of the club. Hand
daclr do 80 bat
ed by the Monito firm.
Following the regular business of
the club, William c. Alexander,
sales manager of the Moorhead
Knitting Company, was given the
chairmanship of the meeting. He
introduced the various members of
his sales force and u number of men
from the office stan. J. w. Bowman,
president; Robert w. Moorhead,
general manager: f. S. Herman,
John c. Herman. Robert f. Cahill
and other speakers were introduced.
w. Roland Carter. q Moorhead sales
man, sang Carrie Jacobs Bonds
beautiful song, 81 Love You Truly"
The next meeting of the club will
be held in the Penn-Harris hotel. 1t
was decided that hereafter the meet
ings will be held Thursdays at the
Penn Harris.
Among the guests were the follow
ing Moorhead salesmen:
.. f. Allen, Columbus, Ohio; p.
t. Balsbaugh. Pittsburgh: Stewart
L. Warner. Angelica. n. Y; c. e.
Bowman. Harrisburg; L. W. Brady
Augusta, Ga; Dan F. Breen, st.
Louis; r. A. Fisher. st. Louis; L. f.
Canter. Kansas City; w. r. Carter,
Denver; c. II. Coltrider. Phliadel-
phia; Isaac Combs, Livingston, n. j.;
J. M. Fleming, New Orleans; G. NJ.
Grissmann, New York City; II. L.
Frost, Philadelphia; A. Z. Frank,
Chicago: r. d. Haines, San Fran
cisco; w. d. Minor, Seattle; f. +.
Furman, Portland, Ore; Miss Win
termute, San Francisco; ]. McAvoy,
Sunbury; l.. A. Michaels, Harris
burg; II. Tannenbaum and A. En-
manuels. Birmingham, Ala; S. NJ.
Partnow. Indianapolis; j. l.. Pres
colt. Des Moines; w. II. Newso, Dali
las; Lloyd Duyvau t. Dallas George
F. Sheetz, Detroit; F. D. Sheetz, De-
troit; Sol Bauer. Cleveland; w. S.
Yost. Milwaukee,; Julian Steinau,
Atlanta; j. A. Towle, Boston; w. r.
Newson, Dallas; H. Clearfield, Chi
cago.
WATCH NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Elda Pannebaker, of Penn
brook. entertained the members of
class No. 4, of Penbrook Church of
God at a watchnight social at her
home. After a short program re-
freshments were served to: The Rev.
s. n. Good, William Cassel, teach
er of class; Mrs. Miriam Rayzor,
Mrs. s. b. Gruff, Margaret Pancake,
Ruth Reidell. Mildred Nader, Mrs.
William Cassel, Mrs. Ira Koons, Mrs.
Jennie Ludwick, Rosalie Smith,
Ruth Hammer. Viola Writ, Mrs.
Blanche Longenecker, Mrs. Miriam
Wilmer. Mrs. Leon Garman, Carolyn
Huston. Mrs. j. S. Graham, Elda
Pannebaker, Mrs. Lula Hicks, Anna
Garberick. Irene Bonawitz, Mrs.
George Pannebaker. Ellen Delp,
Cathryn Speas, Mrs. Lula Busey,
of Enola; Charles Rayzor, George
Pannebaker, S. b. Grubb. j. s. Gra-
ham, Leon Garman. Edward Rel
dell, Bill Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Pannebaker, Banks Pannebaker.
.- RETURN TO COLLEGE
The Misses Fay and Mildred Moy-
er, of Reservoir and Whitehall
streets. returned to-day to Balti-
moro Md whore thay ara studanto