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Strawride to Carlisle
by Park Street Folks
A pleasant event of last evening was
a strawride to Carlisle taken by young
people of the Park Street Evangelical
church. An automobile truck con
veyed the party and supper was en
joyed at the Good home. Mr. and |
Mrs. Adam Batdorf was excellent j
chaperones for the crowd.
In attendance were the Misses Mary |
Derr, Jennie Kissinger, Myrtle Kitz-j
miller, Esther Springer, Mary Lauer,
Edna Leopold, Ruth Orner, Lulu |
Orner, Mary Dands, Carrie Zeigler,
Catharine Bolton, Leah Hanger,
Jeanette Hover and Ruth Hampton,
Edwin Harris, Wm. Zeigier, Earl
Bressler, Paul Hartzler, Robert Hartz
ler, Richard Beach, Levi Bolton, F.
A. Hoover, Curtis Dunlap, Harry Lan
dis, Mark Steelman and Paul Nissley.
WOMAN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT j
Those entertaining the woman's golf
tournament force at the Country Club'
of Harrisburg, playing for cups of-j
fered by Frank Payne, Ross A. Hickok j
and Walter P. Maguire were Mrs. Rob- I
ert E. Foray the, Mrs. A. M. Chesley, |
Miss Margaret McLain, Mrs. K. M. j
Kaltwasser, Mrs. Roy G. Cox, Miss
Frances Morrison, Mrs. John M. Wal
lis, Miss Emily Bailey and Miss Fran
ces Bailey.
REMOVES FROM COLUMBIA
The Rev. Joseph Daugherty. former
pastor of the Columbia United Breth
ren Church, and his family, moved to
this city yesterday where the Rev. Mr.
Daugherty will take charge of the
Sixth Street United Brethren Church.
MEETS OLD SCHOOLMATES
Walter S. Weaver, a student at the
Williamson school, Philadelphia, is
spending the week-end with J. Harold
Wagner at Lehigh University, Bethle
hem, and will attend the Lehigh-Al
hrlght football game to-morrow. Sev
eral former schoolmates of Mr. Wea
ver's are playing with the Albright!
v eleven. Both young men are former
Tech boys taking special courses at the I
above college.
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA j
Mrs. A. M. Clay, formerly of 319
Chestnut street, who spent the - past
year in California has returned from
the west and is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles E. Reeser. of Walnut and
Harris streets, Camp Hill.
PARENT-TEACHERS ELECT
Professor J. D. Patterson gave an
illustrated lecture last evening to the
members of the Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation of the Pleasant View High
school. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi
dent, Mrs. J. D. Patterson: vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Douglas: secretary, Mrs.
Shrelner; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. A. H. Stahler, and treasurer, Mrs.
George A. King.
SHOCK RESTORES MEMORY
York. Pa.. Oct. IS. rShoek of being ,
knocked down by a team In North
York yesterday restored the memory
of Albert L. Ziegler, a Cumberland
countv farmer, who wandered away
from his home near Mechanicsburg, J
Wednesday morning in a fit of aphasia.
Ziegler was only slightly injured in
the accident. j
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TONIC in the feed each day will soon
round the late hatched youngsters
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birds. Get a pail. Dealers everywhere.
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trouble conies by having a well
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poultrv bouse. Conke.v Poultry Rem
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FRIDAY EVENING, , HARRISBURG td§ai<Bs TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 15, 1915.
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Miss Emily Carr Leaves
For Home in Batavia
Miss Emily M. Carr, who has been a
secretary and stenographer l'or the
Johnston Harvister oifices In this]
city for the past fourteen years, has |
hern transferred by the company to
their home offices at Batavia, N. Y., |
also her former homo.
| Miss Carr, who left Harrisburg to- j
'day, made many friends while here
and the Harrisburg offices regret los
ing her services.
I She will be succeeded by David
! Decry of Indianapolis, Ind., who has
j been transferred from the Kansas City
offices of the Harvester Company.
Mrs. Moss'oacker of New York is vis
iting Mrs.Herman Astrich at 2028 N.
Third street.
Mrs. George W. Brady, of Carlisle,
visited relatives in this city yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kepner are guests
of relatives in Chambersburg.
Mrs. Leon Simon of Baltimore, for
merly Miss Helen Wolfe of this city,
was a recent guest of friends here.
Miss Belle Heiney of Chambersburg
is spending a week among friends in
I town.
I Mrs. Frank Payne of North Front
| street went to Gettysburg to-day with
j an automobile party.
| Mrs.Blanche Donnelly of 1113 Mont
gomery street is home after an ex
tended visit in parts of Illinois and
Columbus, Ohio.
MRS. BALDWIN'S GUEST
Mrs. Barker Gremmere of Prince
ton will arrive in the city to-morrow
for a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Ware-
I ham Strong- Baldwin, at 2027 North
I Second street, Mrs. Gremmere will be
remembered herd as Miss Daisy
Breaux, a frequent visitor at the
! Knight home.
I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Smith of 1002
Cowden street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Mary
Ellen Smith to Stanley H. Sheffer of
Steelton, the marriage to be an event
of this autumn.
PR. LYTTLE KNOWN HERE
Mrs. Thomas M. Jones of Locust ]
street has received word of the death'
of her cousin. Dr. Eugene W. L.vttle of
Albany, N. Y., a regent of the New
York State Department of Education,
Dr. Lyttle was a friend and class
mate at Hamilton College, of the late
Professor Steele of the Central High
school, and had frequently lectured at
teachers' institutes i nthis cit. But a
few months ago, Dr. Lyttle's wife and
son. both died very suddenly within a
short time of each other.
Mrs. Edward Miller of Youngstown,
Ohio, was caiietl to her former home
in Dauphin by the illness of her moth
er, Mrs. Greenawalt.
Mrs. Annie Dennis and Mrs. Annie
Snyder, 22 2 Kelker street, are in Ha
gerstown attending the fair.
Mrs. Drusilla Mickey of KOB Oxford
street, was hostess yesterday to the
Patient Club.
Mrs. A. J. Breininger of 1501 State
street gave a sauerkraut supper Tues- j
day evening to a number of friends.
Miss Helen Faber of Market street
entertained the girls of the G. R. T.
club at her home this afternoon, with
luncheon and music.
Mrs. Lehman of Highspire is a guest
of Mrs. M. J. Quickel at 909 North Sec
ond street.
Kennedy-Leonard Bridal
in California Yesterday
Sfrcial to The Telegraph
Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 15. Thos. j
B. Kennedy, of Chamebrsburg, Pa.,'
and Miss Lois Daphne Leonard, daugh-'
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Leonard,
o fthis city, were married at 4 p. in.
Thursday in St. John's Episcopal
Church.
A reception followed at the bride's
home, and after a wedding tour the
young people will go to Roanoke. Ya
w-here Mr. Kennedy is a division su
pervisor on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. The wedding party included:
Maid of honor, Miss Lenore Leonard,
Los Angeles; best man, J. Coyle Ken
nedy, Chambersburg; bridesmaids,
Miss Margaret Kennedy, Chambers
burg; Miss Helen H. Covey, Fitchburg,
Mass.; Miss Janet A. Conneil, Scran
ton, Pa.; Miss Gladys I. Trowbridge,
Worcester, Mass.; ushers, Thomas R.
White, Elizabeth N. J.; Wilbur P. Col
lins, Flint, Mich.; Warren D. Porter I
and Bernard B. Fallon, Los Angeles, j
The bride was a student at Wilson I
College, Chambersburg, and the bride
groom is the eldest son of President M. I
C. Kennedy, of the Cumberland Val-1
ley Railroad
Mr. and Mrs. William Webster Fin-!
ney of Churchtown, Md., announce the)
birth of a son, James McCormick Fin
ney, Monday October 11, 1915. Mrs.
Finney was formerly Miss Eliza Mc-
Cormick of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Harper Cole-!
man of Cleveland, Ohio, former Har
risburgers, announce the birth of twin
boys, Donald Rogers and Robert I
Haroer Coleman, Jr., Saturday, Octo-i
ber 9 1915.
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