Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-21
EVENING DANCE
MUCH ENJOYED
Large Group of Young People
Guests at the Musser Home,
at Washington Heights

The Misses Cassandra and Ger
trude Musser entertained at their
home at Washington Heights on Sat-
urday evening. The entire house
was thrown open to the guests and
old-fashioned games were partici-
pated in. Dancing to Victrola mus
ic. in the dance hall on the third
floor, was one of the main features
of the event. Refreshments were
served. The invitation list included;
Miss Mabel Bright, Miss Mary
Blair, Miss Milda Blair, Miss Elba
Romberger. Miss Margaret Myers
Miss Catherine Dubbs. Miss Edith
Dorothy Dowdell, Miss Lois Bair
Miss Lena Bair, Hannah Burns, Miss
Ruth Arveson, of Columbus, Ohio;
Miss Claire Van Dyke. Miss Grace
Hempt, Miss Marion Hempt, Miss
Dorothy Herman, Miss Edna Her
man, Miss Daisy Rowe, Miss Jo-
sephine Myers, Miss Christine. Fleish-
er. Miss Ruth Steinhour, Miss Mabel
Berneker, Miss Elsie Beck, Miss Vera
Longenecker, Miss Mary Herr. Miss
Rosella Phillips, Miss Marie Espen-
shade, Miss Myrtle Davis. Miss Maude
Staley.
Mark Ryder. Blaine Albright, An
drew Musser. Curtis Spangler. Pau
Good, Edmond Good, DR.. Ralph Sly
der, Roy Herman, E. H. Croft, Robert
Spicer, William ober, Stewart ray
lor, Robert Myers. Henry Shope, Gil
bert Brininger, Jacob Goodyear
Kenneth stevens, Gus Staley, Elmer
Espenshade, Frederick kammerer'
Grant Rem, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Kiehl, MI
and Mrs. Ronald Coulter.
The Rev. DR.. Floyd Appleton OF
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
church is home after spending va
cation with Mrs. Appleton and tnelr
children who are summering at Hy-
annis Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ernest Foss
and son, Bradbury Foss have re-
moved from 2135 Green street TO
apartments, in The Riverside. 1918
North Front side.
Mrs. Carrie H. Campbell and
daughter, Miss Mary Campbell, OF
230 Woodbine street, have started
for a trip through the Thousand
Islands, expecting to be away for
several weeks.
Mrs. George Doehne, Mrs. John l..
Mccormick and little Miss Christine
Mccormick, of SIS North Second
street, are enjoying a stay at Sunset
Hail. Wernersville.
Miss Elizabeth Hammer and Miss
Grace Arnold are spending a week
visiting relatives and friends in
Maryland.
Richard F. Bender went home to
Pittsburgh to-day after week S
outing in the country near here.
Walter F. Dickinson. of Scranton,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Wilkes of State street,
on the way to Washington and Old
Point Comfort.
Mrs. Herman Kingsley and small
daughter, Miss Harriet Kingsley, of
Portland, oregon, are stopping for
few days with relatives in this
vicinity while on an Eastern journey.
Miss Irene Dennis, of Boston, is
visiting Miss Clarissa Virgins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Leland Virgins at the Penn-Harris,
DR.. and Mrs. Curtis A. Shelley and
family of 1927 North Second street
are spending a fortnight's vacation
at The Seaside, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Long and
small sons, Walter and Richard Long
went home to Philadelphia this
morning after a weekend visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deane of Penn
street.
Miss Louise Smith, of Princeton
who visited her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Manser, in this city and Mrs. Joshua
Sharpe in Chambersburg, recently
will join a camping party in Maine
next week.
Ralph F. Owen and Charles NJ
Owen returned home to Brooklyn to.
| day after a weeks stay among rela.
| tives in the West End.
Rossiter Houser, of Milwaukee, i.
! spending a vacation with his grand
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland G
| Houser, of Market street.
Miss Mary Lee Freeland of Athens
Ga, is a guest of Mrs. Elker B. Jack.
son of North Third street, on the
way home after a trip to New Eng
! land.
Miss Margaret Harm of 1873 n
18th street is spending several week,
with Miss Earlna Lindsay, at Coates
willie, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Werner
Jr.,, of 240 Emerald street, are spend
ing this week on a trip to New York
Albany and Boston, making the Nc
! Alpin their New York headquarters
Mrs. George l.. Reed and small
son, George Edward Reed, Jr., O.
| 300S North Second street, start to
morrow for Moorhead and Erie ex
pecting to remain for a fortnigh
with Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs R. S. Moorhead, formerly of thi
city.
DR.. c. M. Rhodes of 500 Nortl
Second street is home after a week
StaV in Atlantic Civ with raIo t;ya.
making the trip by autom obile.
DR.. George Burton Stull, of En-
erald street, left Saturday night TO
Rochester, Mimi, to attend the MAY,
clinic, returning home August 22.