Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-31
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evening at Il Halloween party In
compliment to their daughter, Miss
Rose Lampas.
The house was artistically deco
rated with cornstalks and pumpkins
and the evening was spent in dane
ing and games. Mrs. David w. At
tick, as witch, told clever fortunes,
later in the evening giving n de-
| lightful musical program assisted by
| her husband. The guests came i'll
costumes as follows:
/ Miss Rose Lampas, balloon girl;
Miss Helen Smith, Quaker girl; Miss
Marjorie Russ, farmeret; Miss Mary
Edwards, balloon girl; Miss Virginia
Lytle, rose girl; Miss. Katherine
Lytle, balloon girl; Miss Margaret
Culhame, Irish girl; Miss Anna
Bergstresser, gypsy girl; Miss Mil
dred Mailey, ruffles; Miss Sara Kun
kle, gypsy; Miss Helen Eyler, gypsy;
Miss Katherine Goodyear, farmeret;
Miss Alice Smith, gypsy; Miss Anna
Lampas, ballet dancer; Miss Mildred
Ritchey, Goddess of Liberty.
| Tod Ambrose, yama yama; Carl
Sarvls, yama yama; Jerry Wolf,
sailor; Buddie Hess, East Side tail
| or; Joseph Culhame, yama yama;
Charles Smith, farmer; Samuel
kunkle, harem costume; and Gilbert
Harper, Mexican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Langdenberg-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Attick and
infant son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Smith,
Mrs. E. NJ. Shirk, Mrs. NJ. *, Kohler
and Miss Anna Steece.
In the Parsonage
By the light of lanterns hung in
each room, the Senior class of the
Lykens High School assembled ut
the home of the Methodist minister
the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, who with his
| wife entertained them in delight
full fashion. The students wore cos
| tunes representing various nation
alitles, Japan, Mexico, Belgium, Eng
land, Holland, America and others
and had much fun trying to use the
languages going with the garb. After
unmasking the lights were turned on
and games, ghost stories and songs
were enjoyed with an old-time Hal
loween supper.
In the party were: Misses
Katherine Lehr, Minnie Haertter,
Martha Wahrman. Elsie Welker,
Eftie Lupold, Elizabeth Dietrich,
Mildred Keiser, Lucy Chaundy,
Mary James, Dorothy Gibson, Rob
ert Boyer, Ned Bogar, Ralph
Thomas, all of the class of 1920;
Martha l.. Miller, 10; Walter Myers,
1S; Paul Schoffstall, Gilbert Mitch
ell, Miss Gretna Mayberry, Miriam,
| George, Kathleen and Alev Gibson.
and the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson.
Girl Reserves Celebrate
The Girl Reserves had their Hal
loween festivities last evening at the
\. w. [. A: appearing in character
and some extraordinary costumes.
Among those enjoying the jollity
We're the leaders, including Miss
| Ruth Todd, Miss Mary Bright, Miss
| ID. l.. Forney, Miss Doris Rothert,
! Miss Ella NJ. Stitt, Miss Mary Hoffer
and the following members of the
reserves: the Misses Sarah Young,
Esther Aumuller, Marguerite Rich
ardson, Louisette Richardson, Evelyn
Smith, Dorothy Lee, Florence
Bowers, Margaret Smith, Evelyn
Beamer, Mary Emma Schmunk,
| Miriam Hamskey, Dora Hartmire,
Dorothy Slothower, Hylda Moore,
| Olive O'Brien, Adelia Green, Freda
| kise, Mildred limerick, Helen Green.
| Mildred Bates, Martha McAllister,
Miriam Britton, Mildred Lebo, Dor
othy Paine, Gertrude Nye, Emily
Bright, Lucille Hamm, Edith Eckert,
| Florence Ruth Jeffries, Helen Meav-
ling, Edith Katz, Grace Martin, Alice
Pickell, Margaret Erb, Thelma
kurtz, Catherine Houseal, Goldie
Holden, Helen Quaid, Orpha Meis-
| enhelder, Caroline Guy, Elsie Melt
| ger, Helena larger, Ethel Marzoff.
Pauline Brandt, Carrie Books, En-
dora Lantz, Evelyn Swislier, Mary
Guy, Dorothy Nye, Alma Kohl,
| Margaret Rick, Anna Behme, Pau
line Green.
Colonial Club Dance
The Halloween dance at the Col
onial Country Club last~evening was
| one of the seasons most attractive
! social events. A large number of
| members and guests were present.
the Updegrove Orchestra playing
for the dancing. Miss Louise John
son gave several delightful vocal
selections and supper was served at
intermission.
The assembly hall was artistically
decorated in Halloween style, with
witches and ghosts covering the
lights. Pumpkins and cornstalks
peeped from the corners adding to
an effective scene.
For Knights of Columbus
The Halloween party to be given
| tonight by the knights of Columbus
in Cathedral Hall, North street, will
open a season of fall and winter
social events. Appeals for aid for
the memorial drive and the Red
Cross drive will be made and sew
eral visiting Knights and their
ladies will be present. The Delone
| orchestra will play.
The committee Includes: J. It.
| Winters, chairman; Alloysius De-
lone, Edward Dunn, William Euker,
James Keane, John Keane, James
| Leedy, Ira Mcintyre, John McMa-
hon, Joseph Minnaugh, William
Reichert, Norman Newton and E. V.
Sourbeer.
AT Sunset Cottage
The following members of the
Mystic Embroidery Club had a
merry time yesterday at Sunset Cot
tage, Perdix. Halloween suggestions
featured their pleasure.
Those present were Mrs. S. L. Me-
10y Mrs. d. w. Fisher, Mrs. Wilmer
Crow, Mrs. Harry Heicher, Mrs W.
w. Stuart, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
George w. Homer, Mrs. NJ. L. Hort
ing and Miss Anna Wilson.
Dance at Beaufort Lodge
Miss Mary Mitchell and Ehrman
B. Mitchell will entertain at O mas
querade dance tomorrow evening at
their home, Beaufort Lodge. Deco
rations appropriate to Halloween
will prevail and the guests will in
clude Miss Almeda Herman, Miss
Mary Creighton, Miss Maud Stamm,
Miss Katherine Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Jessup, George Kunkel, A.
u. knisely, Jr., Richard Robinon,