Christian Endeavor Class Entertained The "Endeavors" class of the Ot terbein United Brethren Church, of which Miss Jessie Cummings is teacher, held its monthly meeting at tho home of Mrs. S. H. Bingham, 335 Hamilton street, on Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served to the following members: Miss Jessie Cummings, Miss Olivo Zeigler, Miss Katherine Myers, Mis:! Irene Lehman, Miss Delia Zeigler, Miss Grace Sliutt. Miss Ruth Felker, Miss Marie Skelton, Miss Marie Hut ton, Miss Amelia Jamison, Mrs. Mary Becker, Miss Winifred Bingham, Miss Josephine Bingham and Mrs. S. H. Bingham. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS Mrs. A. B. Bufflngton, 1716 Elm street, entertained at a card party in honor of her sister. Miss Bessie (Lewis. The house was beautifully (lecorated in chrysanthemums and potted plants. A buffet luncheon was served to the following ladies: Miss Bessie Lewis, Mrs. J. Mitten and daughter, Cartherine, Mrs. J. A. Hagerman, Mrs. Arthur Loser, Miss Esther Martz, Mrs. W. E. Quenzler, Mrs. Wilson S. Ebersole, Mrs. B. B. Beistel, Mrs. Charles Hall ajid Mrs. Maud A. Cooper. == ' ' Itstmas dies- Whether it is your dearest friend or an acquaintance where a gift of a more intimate character might prove embarrassing, a box of FOSS or SAMOSETT CHOCOLATES al ways conveys your greetings ap propriately and is highly appreci- GIFT BOXES at 50c, 60c. SI.OO, $1.25, $1.50, Go Drug 11 S MARKET SQrARF IN GOLDEN ROAST COFFEE The Quality is all in the Coffee. We give no premiums; therefore, you pay for no premiums—just a fair price for the best . Coffee brewed. g Golden Roast Coffee is made from the finest Jjj Highland-grown berries, ripened carefully • —with bitter outer skin removed, and every 1 vT" "" | pound cup-tested. The result is a delicious fj J \ f ) beverage, rich and clear, of delightful strength, fragrance and flavor. I V Tour Grocer has it. Order To-day. f i R.H.LYON l!|3y IMPORTERS \ jigmj Harrisburg, Pa. Player Piano For Xmas Could Any One Possibly Think of Anything Finer? Surely that is the highest possible development of the gift idea. " And it will be welcomed as nothing else. Imagine the joy of every member of the family. Probably you think a Player-Piano a wee bit too expensive to be considered really that isn't so. You'll be surprised at the fine Player a moderate price * buys. A small payment down places one in your home. MAKE THIS A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS C. AV. Si&lar, Inc. Pianos Victrolas • eZti", 30 N. 2nd.St. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS FRIDAY EVENING. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 14, 1017 S. A. E. Club Is Formed by High School Girls The S. A. E. Club, a secret society, has been foVmed by girls of the Cen tral High school. The following are members: Misses Jo Hubler, Anna Hertzler, Cora P. Grove, Helen Se bold. Hazel Snow, Edna Bowers, sec retary; Ruth lilaii\ treasurer; Mary Ammon, Ida Yoder, president; Mar guerite Reynolds, Edna Mozingo, Ornia Haas, Helen Smith, vice-presi dent; Leah Fisher, Florence Horn ing. The Max Reiter Compawy has de signed an insignia for the society, a key bearing the letters S. A. E. on the top. VESPER SERVICE The It. F. O. M. Club of the V. W. C. A. will hold vesper services next Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at which a big attendance is expected. The Rev. Harold Baldwin will be the speaker of the afternoon and a varied musical jirogram has been ar ranged, contributed in by Mrs. Charles Cornelius with the solo "The Prayer Perfect," and two other solo ists, Mrs. O. E. Good and Mrs. John German, Jr. Miss Edith Wilson will preside and the service is in charge of Miss Delia Fox. PERSONAL AND CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TO DANCE AT DOLL EXHIBIT |i^ — - At the doll shoW to be given to-1 morrow afternoon by the Central j High School Club of the Y. W. C. | A., two of the most interesting fea- J tures of the program are the dances by three club (left) members. Miss I / 4 Central High Notes > / Miss Helen Runkle, 1501 Regina street, entertained the members of Mrs. J. Frank Barley's Sunday school class of Derry Street United Brethren Church. The business meeting was postponed because of lack of quorum. The evening was spent in games and music. Re freshments were served to Miss Rachel Dare, Miss Mary Heikes, | Miss Margaret Mussleman, Miss Mildred Runkle, Miss Faye I. Haver stick, Mrs. Wm. M. Runkle, and Miss Helen Runkle. Miss Betty Brown of 2327 North Sixth street, entertained a number of her school friends at an informal baby party. After several baby stunts, dancing, music and cards helped pass the evening. Refresh-- ments were served to Miss Blanche Martin. Miss Gladys Buckwalter, Miss Katherine Ilolbert, Miss Kath erine Conrad of Hummelstown, Miss Anna Guy, Miss Gladys Shoop, Miss Mary Bright and Miss Betty Brown. Junior Phis Out The junior class pins and rings | have been received by the pin com mittee, Miss Virginia Forrer, Miss Rita Ruxbaum, Miss Gertrude Mo Devitt, Stuart Wagner, Wm. Mc- Bride and Robert Crist. The pins and rings can be secured at the school library from Stuart Wagrer, junior class president, and Mr. Miller, class adviser. Demonstlietiians Sleet Jay Stoll. 230 Harris street, en tertained the members of the Demosthenian Literary Society of which he is president, last evening. An interesting program as follows was presented by club members: Story of the miracle play, "Noah's Floor," Miss Helen Smith; an old morality play, "Everyman," Miss Mildred Moyer; Heywood interlude, "The Four Ps," Miss Elizabeth Watts; vocal duet, .Misses Evelyn Eckenberger and Bertha Maurer; dramatic presentation of the first English comedy, "Ralph Royster Doyster," by Nicholas Udall. Ralph Royster Doyster, Thomas Lantz; Matthew Merygreeke, Rich ard Mount; Gflwen Goodluek, Harry Good; Dobinet Doughty, Arthur Gardner; Dame Custance, Miss Ethel Forney; Madge Mumblecrust, Miss Katherine Martin; Tibet Talkapace, Miss Nancy McCullough; Annot Aly face, Mildred Sheesley. Music by the society. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Nancy McCul lough, 2041 North Second street, in one month. The following members pres ent: Misses Mary Ammon, Mary Blough, Edna Bowers, Evelyn Eck enberger. Ethel Forney, Frances Hause, Helen Margaret Hoffman, Eleanor Jones, Bertha Maurer, Nancy McCullough, Fay Moyer, Mil dred Moyer, Rosanna Scheffer, Ida Yoder, Katherine Carl, Emma Keeny, secretary; Katherine Martin and others. Y. W. CTA. Notes Vespers on Sunday at 5 p. m„ will be conducted by the R. F. O. M. Club of the Y. W. C. A. in the John Y. Boyd Hall. At a meeting of the club held last evening, the following prog-ram for Vespers was adopted: Miss Edith Wohlsen will preside. Miss Delia Fox is in charge of the program which will consist of an ad dress by the Rev. Mr. Harold H. Baldwin, assistant pastor of Pine Street Presbyterian Church, and solos by the following soprano soloists: Mrs. John W. German. Jr., Mrs Charles Cornelius and Mrs. O. E. Good. Sandwiches and cocoa will be served after the service. The girls sewed for the Christmas boxes which are to be sent to several orphans at the Loysville Orphan Home and the Johnstown Orphan Home. Preceding the meeting sup per was served to Miss Carrie Miller. Miss Charlotte Louden, Miss Mary Kerstetter, Miss Kffle Smith, Mrs. A. L. Miller, Miss Grace Shutt, Miss Jrssie Cummings. Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. James C. Lusk, Mrs. John W. German, Jr., and Miss Lois G. Scott. K. K. IV lull >leet* The K. K. Klub of the Y. W. C. A. held their monthly meeting last even ing in the clubroom. Miss Elizabeth Hartman gave current events. Miss Marlln and Miss Viola Burd were admitted to membership 1 . Christmas social service plans were made. After the business meeting, under the di rection of Miss Burd, the Choral Club held a practice in John Y. Boyd Hall. Those present were Miss Clarn Webster, Miss Martha Underwood, Miss Edith Shoeman. Miss Ruth Webster. Miss Clara Wallower, Miss Alma McCurdy. Miss Nellie McCoy Miss Ethyl Mumma, Miss Elizabeth Hartman, Miss Lottie McClintock Miss Margaret Schenk. Miss Anna Reitzel. Miss Katherine Schaum, Miss Almeda Brickley, Miss Agnes Hall, Miss Mollle Kline, Miss Sarnh Crane Miss Lois Scott and Miss Elizabeth Allison, a guest. ATTEND CARLISLE DANCE Miss Esther Wengert, of 1827 Mar ket street, attended the dance given by Miss Mary Line, of Carlisle. SUNSHINE SOCIETY TO MEET A special meeting of the Roberta Disbrow Lloyd Sunshine Society, Is called for to-morrow afternoon' at 2.30 o'clock. This meeting is in the interest of the Christmas party for i the Sunshine children. Will the mem bers remember the strings of buttons [for the Blind Babies' Home. Jean K. Matter, who danced for the' freshman reception inNovember,will give an aesthetic dance. Miss Mil dred Runkle (right), and Miss Faye I. Haverstick, (center) will give a 1 couple dance, polka caprice. The j girls have all appeared in amateur! RETURN HOME Mrs. P. Driscoll, of 1160 Mulberry! street, has returned to her home j from Washington, Pa., wjiere she wasj called on account of the sickness and j death of her brother, L.'C. Ryan, of | that place. HERE FOR HOLIDAYS Mrs. B. R. Lau, accompanied by I her son, Morris, of Columbus, Ohio, I are here to spend the holidays with j her mother, Mrs. Fred Kuebler, 341 | Crescent street. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Katz, of 129 Washington street, have removed to i their new home at 1810 Penn street. | | In Cutlery By making substantial overhead savings h a we can offer REAL bargains in steel cutlery $ —bargains that are welcome indeed, in these y 0 days of soaring metal prices. V A Beautiful Carving Set $2.1)8 Q) V Genuine Stag Set ....#3.98 0 v Genuine Stag Set $4.98 fj Some last year's stock, at last year's prices. 6 1 IMPERIAL HARDWARE COMPANY g O 1202 NORTH THIRD ST. Q HARRISBURG, FENNA. jt (? f ? 2 f f S 3®| ? $ & I** 5 $ % & SL £ * ?| Cheery Hint | 5 3 s @ gi | If you are tired of the sameness of your ° cp 3 living room or sleeping chamber, change g< ® | your wall paper. o" vp § It is surprising what a change in color 8 fi @ g scheme brought out in wall paper, and pos- o -j g sibly over-hangings, will do in toning up 9 8 furniture and rugs. t a But the color scheme must be "right," and 0 selected carefully with an expert knowledge T Tj of color harmony and artistic efttt. ttt I We carry wall paper in all grades, at all If a ~ prices, but only in artistic designs that never 2* Xs offend —with draperies, etc.. g(j 6 i that blend and bring out the desired lights a and shades. h *| ° UI " tCrmS are tno(,erate * i ® $ J The Blake Shop \ | Interior Decorations fl „ 'I 225 N. Second St. I V 1 . * (5) ODM SHmandSUPPm I Always Appreciated By Everyone For Xmas Gifts Paul's is the right Shoe Store in which to buy them. Good 5 styles, right prices, reliable quality. What more could you W ask? ® If you make a purchase here we will exchange it after || Christmas. ;* We quote a few of our specials that are bargain prices— T Women's Kid Lace, High Cut, High Heel, $6 fj|"| *l* value. Specially priced at ,<#• Women's Patent Colt $6.00 La France Shoe. G/l crv Specially priced at Women's Tan Lace, Low Heel. E. C. Burt Make, (c cc\ .ft Sizes AA to D, $8 value. Specialfy priced at PDDU -J, PAUL'S | lOR BETTER SHOES If NORTH FOURTH ST. entertainments before. A nominal admission fee is to be charged and will be used for club social service work. .The public is invited to the show. The dolls are not on sale, but will be given to the Associated Charities for Christmas gifts. |< RETURNS FROM CHICAGO I Mrs. Harriet Hauck, of 1614 Berry | hill street, who has been spending ! several months in Chicago, 111., where : her daughter, Miss Pauline Hauck, is a student at tjie Moody Bible In ! stitute, will return home the latter I part of next week. Miss Hauck, who I is a member of the graduating class j of the winter semester, will return home with her mother. Miss Esther Arch and Miss Helen I Arch, of Kunkle and Cowden streets, will spend the Christmas holidays in Lewistown as the guest of Miss Rose j Hoffman. Miss Blanche Pruss, of 628 Boas j street, will .leave the' latter part of j next week to spend Christmas in I Baltimore, Md. The M. S. Club Meet at Home of Miss Aungst The members of the M. S. Club were entertained informally the oth er evening by Miss Helen Aungst at her home, 2835 Penn" street, Pen brook. Plans for a New Year's eve party were arranged, and a social time with music and dancing enjoyed. The members present included:! Miss Mary Good, Miss Frances Boos-' er, Miss Harriet Swartz, Miss Sarah I Swartz. Miss Martha Trullinger, Miss 1 Irene Hoerner. Miss Viola Wirt, Miss! Pauline McGarvey, Miss Catherine' Speas, and Miss Ruth Hoover. HOSTESS AT DINNER PARTY j Miss Bert Levin entertained irifor- 1 mally at dinner last evening for 8i of the members of the S. P. M. Club. I After the dinner the members were her guests at a theater partv at the Majestic. Hudson Seal ' Muffs (Dyed Muskrat) Scts Jap—Cross Foxes, etc. Special Holiday Furs ® ur unexcelled assortment of fine furs merits your inspection. We carry only reliable skins, . #C expertly matched and made in the latest fash ' I luxurious wraps, smart small pieces—all su -1 ' Reserve your Christmas Furs now. We will deliver when you wish. FRED B. HARRY HATTER AND FURRIER 17 North Third Street Harrisburg, Pa. _ _ _ >, I The Weather Store Open We Cheerfully Cash nil } j x lie W earner Crhistmas Savins Fund I I lair and Colder for Satur- Evenings Until Checks Wheilier Vou Buy day and Sunday Christmas or -Not. I j '! I jj Drastically Red j; Are Now in Effect in Our Christmas _ l| Sale of Women's, Misses' and Children's Coats ! > What better or more practical Christmas X || gift—for daughter—for wife or for mother— f \ j j than an exclusively styled, snug, warm Coat / \ jj ij from The Globe? I JBFWV\* j| i December is our month for clearance—all 5 1 i of which means greater values for those who |w|j J! i| take advantage of these exceptional offerings V vg ; > W ) l! i which would do credit to a final clean-up sale. Women'B Coats worth S2O aisls.oo Coats of Wool Velour, Burella Cloths and Cheviots JTj smart models Some with fur trimmed collars some \j]y Iv^V with plush collars. Tyjy \ j i Women's Coats worth $25 at $20.00 | j Charming Coats of warm Wool Velour in desirable shades I , | some with large aviation collars many with fur collars. fjj\ JJI j JpBSjS ' ' Women's Coats worth $35 at $25.00 /i iij Elegant models in Burella Cloths, Velours, and Ann Kerseys l Lj n J large Hudson Seal collars and cuffs and band of same at bottom |L / |l adorn these garments exquisitely lined. . J h^J^j Children's Coats at Special Reduced Prices Children's SIO.OO Coats now Children's $18.75 Coats now $8.50 $15.00 Children's $13.75 Coats now Children's $25.00 Coats now H for Christmas—Sweaters of every description—Silk Hosiery Raincoats Cap and I Scarf Sets—and Bathrobes, sensible, useful gifts that cannot fail to please. II || 1 TUT? r\T*T? Ladies' Coat Salon 1 1111/ VjLUDIi Second Floor EDGAR SCHLAYER ENLISTS Edgar W. Sell layer, 123 Sayford street, of clerk in the P. R. R. office, - || Live Xmas Trees | j; The popular Evergreens in tubs; stand 3-5 feet high and !; ;! growing in a substantial tub. No bother to set up in the j; ;! home and they decorate most beautifully. | ! > I.ive tree*, 3 ft. - 4 ft 9- eai-li jt i ![ l.lve trees, 4 ft. - 5 ft. *:t encli J> i<[ l.urger Iree* for porch aijd vestiblue decor- i' ation. Will last all winter .... *:i—*lo ench |> l|[ I.AIREI. ROPING, fine for over the front !| entrance or interior decoration or on the !> ! I cemetery lot 12 ft., ~.V lioxnnod Bnll, something new Sl—S>- |> The Berryhill i * Locust Street, at Second |! $ I has enlisted as a clerk in the Aviation Corps. He left last night for Colum bus, Ohio. 7