Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13
COMMUNITY DAY
AT CAMP HILL
Carnival Tomorrow Promises
, to Be Greatest Event of
Kind in This Vicinity

board of directors including Mrs.
James c. Armstrong, Mrs. P. Edgar
Hess, Mrs. w. f. Kendall, Mrs.
George w. Kehr and Mrs. Carl K.
Deem.
In my grandmother's pantry"
will be found cakes, pies. cookies.
nut bread, cinnamon buns, and rolls.
The grandmothers, who will wear
quaint little caps and fichus, are Mrs.
Addison Bowman, Mrs. Thomas
Baldwin, Mrs. Alice Martin, Mrs.
William r. Douglas. The chairman
of this committee is Mrs. J. c. Arm
strong.
Carl K. Keen. chairman of the
midway, has some fine prizes donat-
ed by Harrisburg businessmen. This
department is a new feature and is
certain to prove most popular.
Present Erolic of Months
One of the main features of the
carnival will be a dance entitled
The Frolics of the Months" ar
ranged by Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Shaar,
assisted by Mrs. A. w. Holman,
pianist, and Miss Sidney Shaar. vio-
linist. The carnival will open to-
morrow at O'Clock with the first
performance of this dance. The
opening scene will be a pageant of
the seasons presenting in order. the
March Wind, the Queen of Spring
and her attendants, April Showers
and May Flowers. In the second
part. June enters, just preceding the
Queen of Summer. Then follows the
supplication of June, who entreats
! Spring to receive Summer. Her
wish is granted and the Queen OF
Summer ascends and occupies the
throne abdicated in her favor by
| Queen Spring. All the summer but
| terflies are then summoned and both
queens present their royal entertain
| erS.
Various dances will be given as
| follows: Dance of the Flowers, Miss
Marie Shissler, Miss Louise Herbert
Miss Roberta Asselr, Miss Virginia
Doehne Charles .Doehne, Howard w
| Goodman. JrJ
Spring Gambol, by Miss Betty Pat
terson. Miss Marion Milhouse and
Miss Margaret Asseln.
The March Winds including Miss
Mary Bowman, Miss katherine
Smith. Miss Johanna Myers. Miss
Thalia Oberdorf and Evelyn Naylor
are followed by the Misses Hilda
Jones, Catherine Oberdorf. Helen
Brinton, Mary Altland. Emma Wolfe,
Katherine Green. Marina King and
Fay Folfe as soft April showers.
The Race of Atlanta will be par
ticipated in by the Misses Gretchen
Deem, Louise Cook and Virginia
Shaar and the Spanish Spring dance
will be interpreted by Morley Baker.
accompanied by Miss Virginia Shaar.
In one of the prettiest features,
Rainbow DaRce, Miss Virginia Shaar
takes the part of the Sun and the
rainbow includes the Misses Betty
Patterson. Marian Milhouse, Mar
garet Assem-, Gene Moses, Marie
Shissler. Louise Cook, Gretchen Deem
and Florentine Shilling.
With Royal Singers
In the eighth feature, the Queen
of Spring presents the scepter OF the
seasons to the Queen of Summer.
Then follows an ensemble; the Pass
ing of the Months; and song, Till
We Meet Again" by the Royal Sing
ers. com prfsing Mrs. Howard Sigler,
Miss Eleanor Watts and Louis Mum
nell Miss Gertrude Musser takes
the part of the Queen of Spring and
Miss Marion Dennison is the Queen
of Summer. June, the free lance,
is Miss Virginia Shaar. !.
Attending the Queen of Spring are
the Misses Roberta Asseln, Virginia
Doehne, Louise Herbert, and Marie
Shissler, while the Queen of Sum-
mer has as her attendants the Misses
Lola Mae Steckley, Helen Staley ard
Betty Orr. Howard W. Goodman,
Jr., and Charles Doehne are the two
cunning Jack in the Pulpit.
The Royal Dancers, who promise
| to give a most pleasing performance
| include the Misses Betty Patterson,
Marian Milhouse, Margaret Assem-
Gene Moses, Marie Shissler, Louise
Cook, Gretchen Deem, Florentine
Shilling, Mary Cooper, Helen Bow
man, and Morley Baker.
The Royal Troop comprises the
Boy Scouts of Camp Hill.
The Misses Louise Dennison, Flor
entire Shipping, Dorothy Folke,
Martha Oberdorff. Frances Bishop,
Clare Wolf and Helen Wornell take
the part of varicolored flowers and
the bathing girls are the Misses
Betty Patterson, Louise Cook, Gret-
chen Deem, Mary Cooper. Margaret
| Asseln, Gene Moses and Helen Bow
| man.
The entire event promises to be
most entertaining and other elabo-
rate preparations are under way to
make it the best carnival ever given
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Curtis, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are in town for
a brief stay among relatives in Mar
ket street
Walter r. Dissinger, of Pitts
burgh. is in town looking up old
friends for a day or two.
Lieutenant Alfred Johnston, of
Riverside is spending fifteen days
leave with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Johnston. Lieutenant
Johnston has just returned from
service in France.
Mrs. James w. Andrews, of 1906
State street. is visiting friends in
New York City.
Arthur Bender and Samuel F.
Bender went home to Brooklyn this
| morning after a little visit with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin L. Spayd. in this city
Miss Esther Willis and Miss Sabra
Willis, of Rochester, N. Y, are
spending part of the summer holi-
days with their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Houser, of Green
street.
Miss Marguerite Sucker, a stu
dent of the Ely Court, Greenwich,
/ Conn, has returned for the sum-
/ mer vacation to her home, 2216
North Second street.
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