Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Y.W.C. A. DOlNGS
ALONG ALLLNES
Industrial Conference, Edu-
cational Glasses, School
Party All Attractive

The program for the conference
of the industrial department of the
Y. w. C. A, Saturday and Sunday.
October 4 and 5, has been arranged
and plans for the entertainment of
! the delegates at Williams Grove
| completed. The program is as fol-
lows:
Saturday, October 4-Opening of
conference, p. M; discussion of So
| cial commission and business, AIS;
leaders, Helen Forsythe, Esther
Sauder; The Industrial Department
and the World" p. M, Miss Grace
| Coyle, special industrial secretary
for Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Delaware; plans for open forum and
educational work, leaders, Esther
Gardner and Emma Stabnau;
marshmallow toast. 80 p; m.
Sunday, October 5-DeVotions,
Miss Slit, 10 a. M; Happenings in
! the Industrial Department" Miss
| Coyle; opening devotions, 2 p. m.
| Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones: social
service work and plans for increas-
ing club membership. leaders, Irene
Fetrow, Anna Wipperman, Helen
Ritter.
! The following have registered:
, The Misses Anna Wipperman, Car
| rie Sterrett, Helen Ritter. Ruth
Arnold, Esther Gardner, Helen For
sythe, Fannie McLain, Emma Stab
nau, Katherine Lerch, Esther Sau-
! der, Elizabeth Hartman, Ruth Sc
bolt. Irene F'etrow.
! Several members of the industrial
committee will be present at the
! Sunday conferences.
The membership committee of the
federation met last evening to plan
a membership drive among indus
trial girls early in the fall.
Y. w. @. A. Classes
| Glasses in domestic science, dress
making, millinery and basketry are
being formed now at the Y. w. c.
A. All those who are interested
should register at once as regular
class work will begin Monday, Oc-
| tober 13.
Miss NJ. Caroline Weiss is chair
man of the educational work for the
association. The instructors include:
French, Mrs. Paul w. England;
| Spanish, Mrs. Melville Menges; En-
| glish Review, to be chosen; public
speaking, Mrs. Roberta Swartz Har-
ling; millinery, Miss Glare M. Ba-
shore; domestic sceince, Miss Helen
Wallis; dressmaking, Miss Cecilia
Joyce; basketry, Miss Elizabeth
Watts; embroidery, Mrs. Elizabeth
Long; choral. Miss Mary Stewart
| Blair.
For Continuation School
Girls of the continuation school
will be guests at a party given to-
morrow evening at 7.30 o'clock at
| the gymnasium of the Y. w. c. A.
when plans for the organization of a
| continuation school club similar to
the High School Club and the Girls
| Reserves will be discussed. Reports
of the conference at Camp Nepahwin
will be made and all continuation
school girls have been urged to be
present.
Miss Marie Arendt, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles E. Lands,
| 1880 Green street, has returned to
her home in Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen Hargest Hoffman left
to-day for Goucher College, Balti-
more.
Miss Elizabeth Howard has re-
turned to her home, zoos. North
Third street, after visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Segelbaum
are here from New York. Mrs. Sc
gelbaum was formerly Miss Isabelle
Shreiner of this city.
Mrs. Stewart Vockel, Pittsburgh,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Charles + E. Lands, 1880 Green
street.
Anson S. DeVout. Sr.. 1920 Chest
nut street, rs home after business
trip to Pittsburgh.
Howard Edmondson, of Jersey
City, is in town combining business
and pleasure this week
Miss Adele Claster, of Cottage
Ridge, has returned to Irving Col
lege after attending the welcome
home celebration in this city.
Miss r. Blanche Clute and her
sister, Miss Edith Clute. have opened
their house at 313 North Second
street, after summering at Kenne-
bunkport, Nc, and spending a week
in the White Mountains on the wa,
home.
Arthur Payne, of Shamokin, spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Crump, 1922 South
Sixteenth street.
Miss Esther Coll, of Lancaster, /!
, visiting Mrs. Albert Koenig, of the
Maple Grove hotel, for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Robert
son, of Cambridge, Mass, are spend
ing several days among relatives il
5 TINS Vl<lty.
t Miss Phoebe Halter, of Scranton
went home to-day after a weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Samuel F
: Devine of Market street.
Mrs. William S. Raub has gon,
home to Lancaster after visiting he
sister, Mrs. James G. Hatz, at Seconc
and Forster streets.
Mrs. Burd, of Sunbury is visitinl
Mrs. George Anderson, at 2S Nortl
Seventeenth street.
: Miss Hazel F. Webb, of 2319 Norti
Sixth street, is on a pleasure tril
to Pittsburgh.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kane, o
' Columbus, Ohio, is in the city fo
, n short stay with her sister, Mrs
Richard McInnes, of Market street
Mrs. George King Keet. of Thirt
3 and Boas streets, was hostess yes
= terday for the Tuesday Bridge club
l of which she is a member.
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