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NEWS OF THE SPORTIN
START MEWCOLF COURSE AT i
COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB
Plans for 3,a2f>-Yard Links Accepted,
by Club and Funds for Its Con
stuction Are Raised—New Locker
House Will Be Built
At the wind-up celebration at the Co
lonial Country Club last evening at
which prizes were awarded the winners
in the handicap tournament, $6,000 was
subscribed for a new golf coarse, con
struction of which will begin immedi
ately.
The new course will be 3,225 yards
long, according to plans submitted by'
G. F. Watt, j resident of the f Klliott- -
Fisfher Co., and 'C. H. Hunter, of the!
saime company. 'Phe plans were acvept- j
ed. Plaus include a new locker house
with a capacity of ISO. The preseut]
locker house will be turned over to the
ladies. It was an enthusiastic meeting
and in less than a hour the money was
subscribed. In addition twenty-five life
memberships to file club were sold.
Winners of the tourney were award-j
<M silver loving cups 'by the golf com-j
inittee 'Which had charge of the tourna-i
intent, Play closed Saturday after sev
eral of the best matches ever played on j
■the Colonial links. M. Seely defeat-1
ed Dr. Holmes by a slight margin in aj
match which went 38 holes and C. H.!
Kinter won from Morgan in a 37-hole;
match. The winners of fhe tcups fol
low:
First eight of first sixteen, S. B. .Nis- j
slev; runner-up, C. S. Prison; second
■night, first sixteen. M. A. Seely; first
eight of second sixteen. C. (H. Kinter;
second eight of second sixteen, A. M.
®rown. The cups we-e presented to*
the winners by Dr. K. L. Denniston.
TECH SCRUBS WIN OUT
Caiup Hill High Falls by Big Score of
to to 0
The Tec!' Scrubs again defeated!
Camp Hill Higi on the H. A. C. j
grounds yesterday. 4o to 0. The line- ■
up and summary:
Tech. Camp iHill. j
Lloyd L K H. Cooper;
Wright L T Sutton !
Reeves 1, (j Bigler
< obaugli C .. H. Armstrong!
.Miller If Ti Olewiue
Todd B T Fronfelter
Evster U E Border
Killinger .... Q B Good
Martin L H B .... D. Cooper
Fohl R H B . . . Bell
Bratton F B .... Stephenson
Substitutions, Tech, Gilbert for
Reeves: Camp Hill, E. Cooper for Sut
ton. Touchdowns, (Oyster, 4: Martin.
Lloyd, Goals from touchdowns, Kil-j
linger, 4. Referee, Grubb. I'mpires.
Nell and Shuev. Head linesman, Mc-
Kay. Timekeeper, Phillips.
Americans Win by »1 P:ns
The Americans defeated fhe Centrals
in the Holtzman duck pin series last
evening on the Holtzman alleys after
an up-hill light by a margin of 91
pus. O'Leary was high man. Thej
score:
AMERIt ANB
C'laster .... 94 80 88— 262:
Nathan ... 97 91 76 264!
Peffer . . 88 110 117—315!
C'hrismer .. 95 108 1 11— 314
O'Leary .. 98 112 127 337
Totals .. 472 501 51 9—l 492,
CENTRALS
Fox 90 96 68— 25*4 !
Thome .... 102 K5 86— 273
Voder .... 122 87 82— 291
Phillips ... 95 88 80— 263
Gable .... 102 106 1 12— 320'
Totals .. 51 1 462 428—1401 !
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SIX TEAMS READY FOR PLAY
Elks' Bowling League Opens November
U—Handsome Prizes for
Winners
Six teams of Elks will engage in the !
annual bowling tourney this winter.'
Home of the best bowlers in the city
are oil the various fives and fast :
matches can be looked for. The season
opens November 9. Following the j
j league series visiting teams will be
| brought here for games. Prizes, con
tributed by members of the Klks, will
lie awarded at the close of the season.
The association to have charge of ,
the wiuter's sport was organized last;
evening and following the election of
; the six-team captains the players were !
i drawn. The captains and teams t'ol
i low:
Captain Lutz, Reese, Jefferson, Sli '
ker. Robinson.
Captain Morrison, Bolton, Simonetti, i
)G. Schmidt and L Holtzinan.
Captain Knnis, Brackeiiri.lge, S. i
Weber, Williams. E. Tausig.
Captain Beliney, Hoffman, Falk,;
Palmer, Knauff.
Captain Beck, Allen, Bare. Flit-kin- i
;ger. l.ewis.
I Captain Stigelman, Neffe, H. K'eese. i
iSoutter, Sigler.
WANTSSIS,OOO I'KK YEAR
Bresnahan Willing to Manage Cubs Un
der Three-year Contract
' hicago. Oct. 20.——Roger Bresnahan
1 is willing to succeed iHlank O'Day as
manager of the Cubs, providing Presi
dent Thomas hands him a three-year
: contract calling for $15,000 per year,
; There is little doubt but that O'Day
is done as the Cubs' pilot. No official
information has been issued to this ef
feet, but the rumors have been so
strong lately that Bresnahan was to be
made manager that Roger yesterday
gave out his ultimatum to the club.
Bresnahan this year drew down $6,000
as a plain catcher and his 'boost for an
$N,500 increase to assume the responsi
bilities as manager is not thought un
reasonable here, especially when taking
| into consideration what a winning ball
club can do in (his town.
If Bresnahan gets control, there is
! going to be a general weeding out of
I undesirables, for Roger knows the in
sides of the various cliques which rend
ed the Cu4>s asunder this past season
and he would likely get rid of every
trouble maker on th • team.
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL
The Bressler A. C. would like to ar
range games with any out-of-town
j teams for Tuesday afternoons and for
I several open dates on Saturday. The
average weight of the team is 115
' pounds per player. Address Walter F.
Miller, P. O. Box 23. En bant.
At a recent meeting of the associa
tion the following officers were elected
to serve during.the ensuing year: Wal
ter Miller, manager; Edward Bartles,
captain; Harry Poppensus, assistant
I manager.
The Qjberlin A. C. has November 24
and 26 open. Address all communica
i tions to Clair E. Wise. Oberlin Pa., to
i schedule games on those days.
The Camp Hill Juniors would like to
arrange a game for Saturday with any
amateur teams whose average is not
more than 120 pounds per man. Ad
| dress W. E. Armstrong, P. O. Box 14 4.
j Camp Hill, or call 3058W, Bell phone.
COLONIALS RAISE A NOTCH
Defeat Nationals in Casino League
Match by 8!> Pins
The Colonials defeated the Nationals
I in the Casino League series on the Ca-
I sino alleys last evening by a margin of
jB9 pins. The winners displaced the
.Nationals from fourth place iu the
I league standing, .laccby was high man
with a total of 588. The score:
NATIONALS
IA. Miller .. 153 170 191— 514
Haines ... 137 149 166 — 452
i Heisev .... 152 188 1 75 515
| Jones 151 15'2 165 468
j Luck 180 2'03 147 530
Totals .. 773 862 844—2479
COLONIALS
i Jacoby ... 201 207 180— 588
I Ogelsby ... 180 140 144 464
j Weber .... 117 163 167 447
I Kruger ... 164' 143 192 499
j Black 189 181 200— 570
| Totals .. 857 834 583—2568
HARKTSBITRQ STAR-INDEPENDENT, TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 20, 1914.
ARMY-NAVY CAME WILL BE
PLAYED 111 PHILADELPHIA
Academies at Last Decide Where Or id
iron Shall Be Then Sign Agresmon.
Covering a Period of Five Years-
Laying Plans for Game
Philadelphia, Oct. JO. —With Un
official announcement in Washington
yesterday afternoon that the Army
Navy football. game will be played ai
Franklin P'icld on November -8, the
athletic authorities of the University
of Pennsylvania immediately began
preparing for the event.
Information to the effect that tlie
athletic otlicials of the two Government
institutions had signed a live ye ir
agreement was received from Captain
Herman J. Koehler, of the Army Ath
letic Association anil Lieutenant-! .in
mander A. P. Fairfield of the Naval
Academy by E. J. Berlet, chairman of
the Philadelphia army and navy com
mittee.
Three of the live games are to be
played in this city and the other two
iu New York. Both Captain Koehler
and Lieutenant Fairfield expressed their
appreciation of the liberal offer o f the
Philadelphia American League baseball
team relative to the use of Shibe Park,
for the games and regretted that it
will be impossible for them to accept
the offer this year.
Through the holding of the (fame on
Franklin Field the Philadelphia com
mittee will be relieved of all responsi
bility in connection with financing the
game, stand construction, ticket distri
bution. etc. This work now will
done by the authorities of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Berlet expressed his delight
with the success of the Philadelphia
committee, which has been working
earnestly since last December to bring
about the return of the game to' this
city. He announced that the commit
tee probably will be continued to ail
vocate and arrange for the construc
tion ol a huge athletic stadium in
Philadelphia. The committee expects
the co-operation of the University of
Pennsylvania in this proposed under
taking.
COLLINS MAY LEAH YANKS
Trade Is Reported by Which Highland
ers Get Star Infielder
New York, Oct. 20.—1t was learned
trorn a semi-official source here yester
day that Kddie Collins, second base
man and leading batter of the Phila
delphia Athletics, will be playing man
ager of the Yankees next season,
j Connie Mack is said to 'be ready to
offer Collins to the Farrellites in ex
! change for an infielder or two. a wad
i of money and relief from a three years'
Contract. This move is believed to be
i the first step in Mack's retrenchment
, plan. The Athletics, although thev
! were champions of the world, showed a
deficit for the season of 1914 and Mack
I is willing to part with ( ollins to cut
| expenses for next year.
If the deal is consummated, Collins
; will plav second base, besides mauae
i ing the Yanks.
State Starting to Tune Up
| State College. Pa.. Oct. 20.—Penn
| tate ' began their preparation for the
| Harvard game at Cambridge. The men
j played poo,- football at several stages
I or the workout, but this was somewhat
! due to two of the regular 'varsity men
being out. ( aptain Tobin was worked
at quarterback yesterdav, with Edger
| ton, Underhill and Oiaric in the back
j n Wood was Bent to the scrubs
and Thomas was gi-en a rest. The
Freshmen gave the "varsity a stiff prac
tice and scored v.n them twice on line
plunges from the 10-yard line.
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STOUGHCHORUS
List Is Announced To- j
day. Although Ad
ditional Singers Will
Be Welcomed
' ' i
PROF. CLIPPINGER j
IS THE DIRECTOR
All Persons, Regardless of Church Re
lations, Who Desire to Be Enrolled,
Will Have the Opportunity—lOO
Instrumentalists
The great chorus for the Stougii
evangelistic meetings, including aho.it
1,500 singers and almost 100 instru
mentalists, under the direction of Pro
fessor Charles F. Clippinger, has been
enrolled and the names were announced
to-day. All additional persons, regard
less of church relations desiring to en
roll either for chorus or orchestra work,
should address Professor Clippinger, at
the Stough headquarters, 26 South
Third street, as early as possible.
The chorus is composed of the fol
lowing sopranos while on subsequent
dates will be printed the names cy' the
altos, tenors, bassoes ami instrumen
talists:
Soprano
Mrs. Frank Smiley, 601 Dauphin
Miss Katharine Kliug, 1110 Penn
Miss Nellie Foulke, 2023 Fifth
Mrs. William Harder, 1'709 Fifth
Miss Eleanor Shoaff, 210 Kelker
Miss Hazel Fraim, Sixth and Camp
-Mrs. Charles Kirk. 1942 Fifth
Miss Amy Seibert, 1818 Penn
Mrs. Joseph I'bai'b, 600 Dauphin
Mrs. ( has. Dewalt, 635 Muench
Mrs. Arthur Stoner, 315 Briggs
Miss Anna Wilkinson, 1732 Fulton
.Mrs. Olie Wagner, 1623 Fifth
'Miss Ruth Stoner, 1726 Fulton
Mrs. Isaac Matchett, 1807 North Sixth
Mrs. W. Burris, 424 Hamilton
Miss Olive Hall, 2303 North Sixth
Mrs. Austin Liglitncr, 1928 North Sixth
Miss Mary Markley, 544 Maclay
Miss Laura Crane, 634 Muench
•Miss Mae Patterson, 603 Peffer
'Mrs. Bert Lightner, 619 Peffer
I Miss Ruth Con kliug
I Miss Mary Turner, 2008 Fifth
Miss Bessie Bennett, 2313 Jefferson
j Mrs. C. B. Miller. 609 Peffer
Mrs. John Smith, 2450 North Sixth
Mrs. Chas. Hartzell, 419 Peffer
I iMrs. E. J. Fissel, ISO 3 Fifth
•Mrs. J. W. Finton, 1632 North Sixth
' Mrs. Robert Sterringer, 1717 Penn
Miss Marian Hart, 1720 North Sixth
( Mrs. J. Mencei, 1943 Green
j Mrs. ( has. Shaffer, 437 Hamilton
; Mrs. Geo. Collier, 244 8 Sixth
Mrs. Frank Eby, 1706 Sixth
! Miss Katherine Jamison, Sixth
\ Miss Jane Roth, 1935 Third
I Miss Esther Shade, 2245 Sixth
I Mrs. Amy Savior, 613 Dauphin
I Miss Margaret Crane, Boyd and Wallace
j Minerva Blessing, Maclay and Cameron
'Mrs. Yost, 650 Emeraild
j Mrs. Troxell, 1722 Fifth
I Mrs. T. Sears, 1727 Fulton
j Mrs. Kleinipeter, 1715 Fifth
| (Mrs. David Wise, 427 Muench
j Mrs. 1. J. Dean, 518 Emerald
Mrs. Ralph Sellmyer, 1944 Sixth
j Mrs. Chas. Pee, 2028 Sixth
Miss Ti'llic Wagner, 1620 'a * v ifth
I Mrs. ( . A. (Martz. 507 Emerald
| Mrs. Chas. Lei by,, 2120 Moore
I Miss Evelin Burg, 2502 Sixth
! Miss Alice Wert, 426 Muench
j Miss Violet Helm, 2146 Penn
j Miss Mabel Winn, 1611 Susquehanna
| Miss Katherine Mauk, Sixth & Kelker
| Mrs. Robert Bratten, 230 Emerald
j Miss Emma Gault, Penbrook
j Mrs. Jacob Maxwell, 170 9 Fifth
| Miss Helen Yocum, 1721 Green
j Mrs. Sebourn, 600 Peffer
| Mrs. Amos Morrison, 2400 Lexington
Miss Jennie Sellers
I Mrs. W. Mailoy, 909 Penn
I Mrs. John Ray, 1414 Berryhill
Mrs. VV. S. Booth, 216 Pine
Miss Amy Bird, 500 Curtin
Miss Mary Crawford, 304 South River
Miss Rhoeda Kautz, 436 Hamilton
Miss Kathryn Lubbs, 800 North Third
Mrs. Lizzie Page, Executive Mansion
J Miss Irene Rohrer, 23 North 17th
j Miss Jennie Fry, 613 North Fifteenth
I Mrs. William Byrem, 119 South 14th
I Miss Alva Shoop, 1362 Vernon
j'Mrs. B. F. McClellan, 21 %& Brook wood
I Mrs. J. W. Bittermau, 437 South 13th
Miss Esther Wilson, 437 South 16th
Miss Mollie Perry, 220 Crescent
Miss Mabel Hoffsommer, 322 S. 17th
Miss Lucile Smucker, 1311 Vernon
Miss Mabel Wilson, Balm and Walnut
Miss Winifred Wilson, Balm & Walnut
Miss Mariam Brown, 437 South 13th
i.Mrs. Mary B. Geary, 308 Crescent
Mrs. C. C. Gastrock, 1720 Carnation
Miss Gertrude Copland, 1252 Derry
'Miss Oertrude Forsythe, 1602 Zarker
Miss Katherine Barnhart, 1430 Derry
IMiss Eva Steigelman, 123 North 13th
j Miss Ida Sourbeer, 431 South 17th
Miss Dora Sourbeer. 431 South 17th
Mrs. Lillie Kineli, 437 South Sixteenth
| Miss Helen McClure, 1712 North
j Miss Grace Lutz, 310 Hummel
Miss Mary McAllister, 1 256 State
Miss Harah Oresswell, 1841 Whitehall
Mrs. J. H. Kase. 30 North Seventeenth
'Mrs. J. H. Gitt, 1302 Market
Miss Lillie Compton, 2058 Derry
Mrs W. D. Pindar, 237 South 13th
Miss Julia Washburn, 228 North 14th
Mrs. George W. Sweigert, 1723 State
Mrs. Charles Curtis, 1515 State
(Miss Jean Allen, 218 South Thirteenth
Mrs. W. F. Steever, 14th and Walnut
'Mrs. T. M. Sceliler, 1401 Berryhill
Mrs. < arl Heefner, 1244 Kittatinny
Miss Catherine Keene, 184 9 Berryhill
Miss Myrtle Schetl, 210 South 15th
Mrs. H. A. Boyer, 1518 Catherine
Mrs. H. G. Podlow, 110 South 13th
Miss Rae Willis, Fifteenth aud Market
Mrs. James Evans, 84 North 17th
Miss Anna Harris, 1711 North
Mrs. Anna Elder, 1402 Market
j Miss Sara C. Grimm, 414 South 14th
i Miss Olive Huver, 221 South 14th
| Miss Mary Hesser, 221 South 14th
I'Miss Margaret Templar, 11 South 18th
j Miss Lila Sourbeer, 13 42 Vernon
i Mrs. C. A. Smucker. 1311 Vernon
| Mrs. < has. Singer, 413 South 16th
Miss Susan Dunkle, 1948 Derry
Mrs. J. C. Filson, 925 South 20%
Miss Margaret Filson, 925 South 20%
Mrß. William Shaffer, 1933 Derry
Miss Maud Shaffer, 1933 Derry
Miss Maud Watts, 543 South 1601
iMiss Alice Foltz, 2012 North Fifth
Miss Elsie M. Theai, 1039 South 22%
Miss Lola iPrinee, 1951 Berryhill
MiaH Maria Elder, 717 South 19th
Miss Naomi Machael, 1948 Kensington
iMiss Pearl Weist, 72) South 19tli
'Mrs. Ed. Syler, 1801 Berryhill
Mrs. I>aura GrannisoD, 1610 Walnut
Miss Hannah Scott, 323 Liberty
Mrs. Margaret .Jones, 141 Linden
Mrs. Rosa Jones, 1714 Walnut
'Mrs. Mary Scott, Country Club
Miss Alice Graydon, 170'9 North 2d |
Mrs. .lames Taggert, New Cumberland |
Mrs. W. H. Bricker, 2'216 North Sixth
Miss Minerva Rover, 2337 North 3d i
Miss Helen Broomal, 2519 North Sixth .
Miss Reah Miller, 2140 North Seventh I
Mrs. Charles l,aekev, Enola
Mrs. A. S. Williams," 2237 North Sixth
Mrs. Reynolds, 547 Camp
Mrs. F. B. Fink, 619 Geary
Miss Ida Reel, 2214 North Sixth
Miss Bessie Bixler, 622 Peffer
iMiss Millie Lingle, 514 Peffer
: Mrs. J. A. Haas
| Miss Mary Taylor, 560 Forrest
Miss Elizabeth Svkes, 2536 Lexington
: Miss Blanche Ennis, 2440 North Sixth
i Miss Fern Grose, 533 Curtin
Miss Margaret Burgoon, 508 Calder
; Miss S«rah Burgoon, 508 Calder
j Miss Maude Parker, 132 Verbeke
' Miss Lydia Kutz, 1604 Penn
i Miss Ruth Lappley, 1800 Fourth
1 Miss Ines Miller, 15'21 Penn
i Mrs. John A. Swartz, 404 Verbeke
! Mrs. C. W. Batdorf, 1622 North 3d
| Mrs. J. H. Smith, 1443 Vernon
{ Miss Gertrude (Seitz, 1610 Susquehanna
: Katherine First, 1607 Susquehanna
Mrs. Anna Mover, 2124 North Fourth!
, Mrs. ('. B. Fisher, 1621 North Fifth
j Mrs. Nora Oren, Hamilton
j Mrs. H. H. Hilbusb, 62'2 Curtin
j Miss Elizabeth Peffer, 1921 North 6th
j Mrs. J. F. Conrad, State Hospital
j Miss Ada Kreider, 2222 North Sixth
Mrs. Adaline Oraffies, 2402 Jefferson
! Miss Lillian Goodyear, 2446 Jefferson
I'Mrs. Emma Fisher, 2412 Jefferson
| Miss Francis Gill, 1821 Briggs
j Mrs. E. S. Troup, 1921 North Fourth
j Miss M. Mayer
i Mrs. Harry Frank, 1506 Hunter
I Miss Gertrude Eaton, 1735 Market
j Miss Clara Eaton, 1735 Market
| Miss Kdith Fischler, Swatara
I Miss Pearl Nicely, 9 South Sixteenth
i Miss Francis Ramsey, 12 Evergreen
] Miss Elizabeth Newcomer, Howard
j Miss Anna Fessler, Maclay
j Miss MosSie Miller. 1533 Swatara
I Mrs. W. H. Young, 1525 Regina
j Miss Alice S. Lewis, 1427 North
| Miss Esther Webb, 426 South 13th
| Miss Katherine Leas. 320 South 13rh
Miss Lillian Speakman, North 18th
Miss Evelyn Speakman, North 18th
| Miss Esther Heagey, 1833 Derry
j Miss Gertrude Huber, Hummel
j Mrs. .1. H. Holsberger, North Came/on
! Mrs. E. C. Herr, 80 North 18th
| Mrs. Grant Lenig, 1110 North 14th
! 'Mrs. Oscar Wertz, 1420 Herr
: Mrs. Rosa Kellev, 1919 Cumberland
! Mrs. David Lively Cameron & Cumbe'd
Mrs. Oeorge Lego, 1325 Cumberland
I Miss Nellie Liddick, South Thirteenth
i Miss Mabel O Neal, 1523 Regina
: Miss Pauline O'Neal, 1523 Regina
j Miss Jeanette Hoover, 20 North 18th
I Miss Helen Erdley, 180'5 State
i Mrs. Tsaac Bover. 15 South 18th
| Mrs. Charles Urieb, 1609 Regina
| Miss Grace McKelvy, 1709 Walnut
j Miss Francis Edds, 77 Disbrow
! Miss Leah Hoppes, Hunter
Miss Laura Bricker, 1857 Market
Miss Jane Kinzer, 202 Walnut
Mary A. Laverty. 122 Sylvan Terrace
Ruth
j Miss Carrie M. Miller, 2117 Penn
! Mrs. Raymond Eckert, 2015 Mueneh
(Miss B. iHess, 525 Muench
Miss Mae Patterson, 602 Peffer
Miss Hazel Seibert, 1818 Penn
'Miss Carrie Gable, 1704 Penn
Miss Florence I. Brown, 638 Reily
Miss Mabel Winn, 1611 Susquehanna
Miss Annie Carter. 634 Briggs
Miss Harriet Harrison, 1618 Walnut
Mrs. Lucy Arrington, 146 Linden
Mrs. Fannie Walker, 616 Church
Miss Elizabeth Keel, South Eleventh
Mrs. Annie Green,
Mrs. G. W. Young, 1000':. South 11th
Mrs. Harvey Eberiy, South Ninth
Miss Mutzabaugh, South Eleventh
Miss Maude Peace, South Front
Mrs. Oswald Hogentogler, 1024 S. 11th
Miss Alma Yost, South Eleventh
Mrs. W. W. Clippinger, 347 Harris
Mrs. William Lebo, 12 North 16th
Mrs. Kreitzer, 1208 Walnut
Miss Ella Shambaugh, 1802% N. sth
Mrs. Wingert, 1354 North
Mrs. E. H. Curry, West Fairview
Mrs. S. F. Roundsley, Enola
I Mrs. Charles Miller, Enola
Mrs. George W. Shuev, Enola
] Mrs. Jennie Riegle, Enola
j Mrs. Margarite Poff, Enola
| Mrs.- Elizabeth Hickey, Enola
j Mrs. J. H. ljichle, Enola
j Mrs. Williaip Murphy, Enola
j Mrs. .T. Wes'tbrook. Enola
| Miss Verne Schafer, Euola
j Miss Viola Redman, Enola
| Miss Elizabeth Hutter, Enola
; Miss Clara Bennett, Enola
| Miss Q. J. Cassel, Enola
i Mrs. Joseph Troup, Enola
! Miss Buelah Parks, Enola
j Miss Margarite Hossler, Enola
1 Miss Martha Shearer. 124 Hanna
iMrs. Clara Sinister, 707 Showers
i Mrs. Zephaniah Rogers, Briggs
! Miss Carrie Reickert, Parfton
Miss Elise Rineer, 566 Race
i Mrs, George Miller, 566 Race
j Miss Carrie Snavely
I Mrs. Robert Runyan, 577 S. Front*
Mrs. Fannie E. Runyan, 116 Vine
iMiss Carrie M. Snavely, 577 8. Frout
jMiss Sarah Mardorf, 116 Vine
j Miss Catherine Pick, 116 Vine
j Margaretta Tighlman, 104 Tuscarora
j Miss Helen Tighlman, 104 Tuscarora
| Miss Mildred Graham, 98 Tuscarora
I Miss Martha Graham, 98 Tuscarora
Miss Margaret GlHiss, 417 S. 14th
'Miss Thelma Glaiss, 417 S. 14th
! Miss Agnes Sparrow, 926 S. 9th
| Miss Bertha Rohrer, 123 Paxton
j Miss Nan Kraber, 627 8. Front
: Miss Margaret Fry, 438 S. Second
Mrs. Daniel Graham, 917 S, 9th
I Miss Gertrude Keil, 545 Ra-e
I Miss Dorothy Stoner, 587 Showers
Mrs. Tamsen F. Drinkwater, 536 Rare
I Miss Edna Pettit? 129 Vine
| Miss Dortha Wilders, 129 Vine
Miss Sarah MeCormick, 334 Harris
Miss Alma MeCurdy, 320% Chestnut
j Mrs. Charles Raine, Race & Tuscarora
| Miss Ijeah Fisher, 1500 Berryhill
Miss Viola Fisher, 1500 Berryhill
Miss Nellie Spangler, 131 Vine
Mrs. Flora Sparrow, 926 S. 9th
Mrs. W. F Widenhammer, 532 Race
Miss Rachel Thomas, 3212 Green
Miss Ruth Baker, R. D. No. 2
Miss Emma (juger. 3223 Fourth
Miss Anni« Herre, 322 7 Fourth
Mrs. Chile Lynch, Linn and State
Miss Nora Lerew, 1925 State
Mrs. Levi Sheaffer, 506 N. 13th
Miss Martha Miller, 1830 North
Margaret Udmondson, 1717 Regina
Miss Fay Rcmm, 1603 Market
Miss Hope Rem, 1603 Market
Miss Gertrude Hoover, 1926 Forster
Miss < arrie Walker, 1728 Elm
Mrs David Aoper, 1839 Boas
Mrs. McClanigan, 18th and Boas
I Mrs. N. A. Spidle, ISI 4 Walnut
Mrs. E. A. Bossier. 125 N. 15 th
Miss Mabel Potteiger, 19 17 Forster
Miss Rachael Nissley, 1846 State
Mrs. C. H. Kunkle, 1913 Boas
Mrs. 0. Y. Stamm. 1936 Briggs
Mrs. H. K. Batdorf, 1732 Elm
Mrs. J. K. Runkle, 1939 State
Miss Ruth Spangler, 1915 Brings
Miss Edna I. Row, 1828 State
Miss Esther Bowman, 2026 North
Mrs. Agnes Shultz, 2026 North
Mrs. .1. H. Clark. 114 N. 18th
Mrs. M. Alice Jsoose. 1921 North
Mrs. J. E. Row, 1828 State
Miss May Adams, 521 Woodbine
Miss Daisy Mateer, 32 Hamilton
Miss Ethyl Dissinger
Miss Anna M. Arnient, 1618 Penu
Miss Minnie E. Bailey, 126 Locust
Mrs. W. K. Bumbaugh, 1412 Market
Miss Emily Carr, 1318 Kittatinnv
Mrs. Clyde M. MeKelvey, 3d & State
Mrs. Harry W. Miller, 2210 N. Third
Mrs. J. C. Peet, 420 South 14th
Miss Mary .1, Ross, 327 North
Miss Lura M. Bulick, 317 N. Second
Mrs. Charles Dubhs, 800 North Third
Miss Emily E. Miller, 1129 Cowden
Miss Carrie Reinoehl. 801 Green
Mrs. I). S. Seitz, 1211 N. Second
Mrs. S. G. StaufTer, Paxtaug
I Miss Rena B. Baish, 1020 Market
Miss Helen Bright, 227 Hummel
Miss Stella Ulrich. 1525 Derry
Miss Anna Bow<ler, 21 South 18th'
Mrs. J. A. Lyter, 1508 Derry
Mrs. Bomgarilner, 1 439 Vernon
Mrs. J. Robinson, 1538 Derry
! Mrs. Bruhel, 64 North Eighteenth
Mrs. O. M. Bowers, 1513 Derry
Mrs. Jennie Cohn, 1715- Carnation
Mrs. Fellers, 224 South Fifteenth
Miss Vera Harman, 19 8. Seventeenth
Miss Mary Heneh, 1042 B>. 17th
Miss Grace Koowell, 211 North Eront
Miss Edna Landis, 129 South 14th
Miss Sylvia Mathias, 1405 Vernon
Mrs. H. O. Miller, 1407 Vernon
Miss Mary Shupp, 330 S. 16th
Miss Violet Stauffer, 220 N. 15th
j Miss Elva Stauffer, 220 N. 15th
Mrs. Thomas, 338 South Fifteenth
Mrs. H. Rupp, 1839 Spencer
Miss Jessie. Williamson, 1323 Vernon
Miss Mary Walmer. 115 X. 13th
Mrs. .John E. Whistler, 322 S. 13th
Miss .Hazel Sechrist, 1902 Holly
Catherine Edwards, 1505 Berryhill
Miss Margaret Cook, 1 428 Walnut
Mrs. Samuel Weidemver, 32 S. 17th
Mrs. W. E. Dietrich, Bellevue Park
Miss Ruth Doyle, 1516 Susquehanna
Mrs. Claude R. Engle, 2156 Penn
j Miss Blanche Yowler, 1729 Statp
j Miss Mary S. Smith, 206 Hamilton
j Miss Mildred Attick, 250'.. Verbeke
Miss Alice Batdorf, 1940 N. Third
I Mrs. D. .1. Bennett, 1605 Penn
j Miss O. Dorothy Duncan, 1930 N. 3d
Mrs. I). A. Fry, 313 South Front
I Miss Katherine Uettvs, 1718 N. 2nd
i Miss Laura Hall, 1814 Walnut
! Miss (''rank Lehman, 227 Briggg
j Mrs. Harry Liddick. 1008 Green
Mr*. H. B. Lutz, 2044 Green
Miss Ruth McCormick, 334 Harris
Miss Lillian Potter, 260 North
Miss Ethel Smith, 1806 North Third
Mrs. Spahr, 114 Cumberland
'Miss Alice Straifb, Susquehanna
I.MM. Thomns Meek, 106 t'alder
'Miss Miriam Wyble, Herr
I Mrs. H. Russell Rupp, Steeltou
'Mrs. William Hitlow, Steelton
j Mrs. Bert Fetterhoff, Steelton
i iM.iss Ruth S-'heaffer. steelton
| Miss Irpne Souders. Steelton
II Miss Anna Winkle man. Steelton
| Mrs. William (ioldworth, Steelton
Miss Edith "Goldworth, Steelion
Miss Viola Peine. Steelton
Miss Augusta Mathias, Steelton
Miss Annie Deigie, Steelton
Miss Daisy IMlarks, Steelton
Miss 'Mary Fisher, Steelton
Miss Laura Frantz, 1433 Walnut
Mrs. A. M. Linlay, 1 706 State
Mrs. Hilton. 263 Liberty
Miss Baker, 159 Paxtou
Miiss Walker. 107 Chestnut
hMiss Etna Kimmel, 2d and Herr
■ Mrs. A. M. Hardy. 436 North
' Mrs. Wilbur Harris. 11l Boas
! Mrs. Cora E. Harr, 1 500 N. Sixth
i.Miss Sarah Harr, 1500 North sixth
Mrs. (Hiester Bvler, 1511 North
IMrs. Guv Kuich, 664 Emerald
' Miss Mary Neeter, 14 27 North Sixth
Mrs. ('has. Adams', Wallace & Hamilton
Mrs. Louis Scbourn, 632 lHarris
Miss Marv Bratten, 308 North
IMiss Maud Sites. 1003 N. Sixth
IMrs. Li la Johnson, 310 Cunn'oerland
Mrs. David I'isher, 13 40 North Third
Mrs. L. P. Noaker, 117 Cum'berland
fMiss M'ildred Harvey. 236 'Muench
Miss Ida Conner, 1516 .V. Fifth
I Miss' Belle Pancake, 109 Boas
i Mrs. Ohas. Smith. 1315 N. Second
| /Mrs. Roy Walborn, 2148 Penn
['Mrs. Harry Jordon, 223 Maclay
j'Mrs. Frank Hawthorne, 1923 Green
; Mrs. Arthur Stoner. 311 Boas
iMiss Katherine Ro'hrer, 539 Maclay
j Mrs. George Hamor. 121 'Cumberland
; Mrs. Lawrence Harvey, 415 N. Second
HMiss Helen Bowers, 3IS Cumberland
| Mrs. M. E. Conrad, 130 Locust
: Mrs. E. L Fields, (4 16 State
I Miss Grace Stoner, 1114 Wallace
Miss Ida 'Beck. 235 Briggs
IMrs. Chas. Cornelius, 539 Mac lav
Mrs. George Eckert, 634 Peffer
'Miss Emily 'Mell, 1227 Mulberry
IMrs. J. A Gerlock, 1214 M'.ilherrv
Miss Grace Snyder, 1342 N. Sixth
Miss Eleanor Snyder, 826 Cowden
i.Miss Elizabeth llinkle, 1506 Fifth
Mrs. Christ Gernier. 1 1 09 Capital
IMiss Ulan'-he Bower, 118 South
'Miss Jessie Bowers, 318 Cumberland
Miss Edna Bowers. 318 Cum'berland
'Mrs, Watson, 706 Prince
Miss Mary Towsen, 266 North
IMrs. Frank S. Kann. 315 N. Second
Miss Emma Sunday. 510 N. 19th
Miss Floy Sunday, 510 N. 19th
'M'iss M'ay Hoover, 1716 Regina
IMiss May Enders, Penibroo'k
IMiss Violet Enders, Penbrook
' Miss Marion Dean. Wormleysburg
IMiss Ruth Fisher, 48 N. 13th
Mrs. Tlieo. Stouffer. 140 N. 13th
Miss Ida Knouse, 218 N. Fifteenth
Miss .Martha Beck, 2206 Walnut
IMiss Hattie Weidenhamer. 534 Hace
'Miss Anna. Dugau, 25 N. Seventeenth
iMiss Sarah Khimnan. 1310 Vernon
Miss Margaret SOioop. 611 Forrest
Miss Cora Dugan, 25 N. Seventeenth
Miss Pearl Valin, 50 1 S. Thirteenth
'Miss Alice Myers, Cani.p Hill
IMrs. E. E. Seiple, 1224 Christian
'Mrs. C. A. Shelley, 1610 Green
!Miss Anna M. DeVerter, 305 S. Front
Miss 'Frances Weidenhamer, 534 Race
IMiss Marion Pressler, 1222 Walnut
Miss Marv Siple, 228 S. Seventeenth
Mrs. Frances Booser. 1611 Regina
IMiss Anna Miller, 115 Evergreen
Mrs. W. X. Shelter, 15 X. Fifteenth
iMrs. <!. 'Boingardner. 17 N. Fifteenth
Miss Mildred Garnmn. 1606 Green
IMiss Ella R. Wilson, 34 4 Bovd
Mliss Katherine Germer
Miss Anna
Miss Pearl Raysor, 417 Harris
Miss Bessio Raysor, 417 Harris
'MTS. W. F. Ravsor, 417 Harris
Miss Mary E.Swindells, 1406 Penn
Miss Joseplhine'Hu'bler, 267 Peffer
Mrs.'Mary Jones, 1419 Penn
Mrs. L. Colsgate, 1623 Penn
Mrs. J. H. Duncan, 1 523 N. Fifth
■Mrs. Lottie McCahn, 1803 Susquehanna
(Mrs, J. E. Horneir, 1309 N. Second
■Mrs. W. B. Rockwell, 621 Reilv
Miss D. B. 'Bowman, 1203 Front
IMargarette Balthasuer, 1211 Bartino
(M'iss Sara J. Wiestling, 2152 Penn
Miss Esther Paul, 2157 Penn
MJiss M. L. Girvin, 215 Woodbine
Mrs. O. P. Girvin, 215 Woodbine
Miss Viola Black, sth and iM'uendh
.Miss Margaret Velder, 546 Curtin
I.Miss Alberta Smith, 1834 Fulton
Miss Margaret Smith, 1834 Fulton
Miss Esther Worden, 637 IMaclay
IMliss Helen Hampton, 19 20 Green
Miss Esther Kaufman, 2011 Fifth
Mrs. S. R. Harris. 1927 North Sixth
IMiss Adelia Kilgore, 2011 iNorbh Sixth
IMiss Anna Gamber, 1529 North Sixtn
Miss Katherine Dunkle, 24 06 Jefferson
Mrs. Harvey Klear, 521 Peffer
Miss Olive Frey, 537 Curtin
Miss IMSldred Wishart, 325 Peffer
Miss Lenore Prichard, 1905 North 3d
IMiiss i.Margaret Kline, 424 Muench
Mrs. C. ('. Holland, 2029 Penn
Miss Carrie Keller, 660 Woodbine
'Miss Livingston. Cameron and Mladay
Mis.-, Myra Bby, 2012 North Thirii
'Miss Mary Gehnng, 319 Clinton
Miss Kafhryu Hughes, 521 Peffer
Miss Ruth Atkinson, 537 Peffer
Miss Maibel 'Hall, 637 Muenc'h'
'Miss Edith Hall, 637 Muench
•Miss Bessie (Hall. 637 Muench
Mrs. Beatrice Criswell, 543 Seneya
Miss (Marguerite Wildman, 2206 N. 3d
'MTS. M. I rich, 2259 Jefferson
Miss Ruth A. Wee'ber
'Ma's. P. Arnold, 2255 Jefferson
Mrs. P. Weber, 925 Grand
'.Miss Susan Kawel, 617 Eorster
Miss Mae Jenkins, 1701 Penn
Mrs. X. Watte, 815 N. Sixth
M si Emma Siiaffuer, Xew Cnmlierland
Miss Mary E. Swartz, 1156 Mulberrv
Miss Roberta E. Swartz, 1156 Mulberry
t.Miss Helen Mulligan, 635 Muench
Mrs. \\ . Elder, 9 North Fifteenth
Mrs. W. H. Dallman, 1507 Market
.'Miss Florence Nulter, 527 Emerald
Mrs. I). S. Loe, Sixth and Basin
Mrs. H. !•;. Hallman, 231 North 14th
Mrs. .1. T. Hol'bert, 521 Lincoln
J Mrs. A. E. Tom lin son, 220 Briggs
Miss Ora Miller, 1521 Penn
Mrs. E. F. Weavei. 1535 Hunter
Mrs. Gettis, 1533 South Sixteenth
'Mrs. Emmons Hi«s, 4 13 South 16th
Mrs. Sidney Keith, 182 7 North Thinl
'Miss Edna Forrer, 1829 North Third
Mrs. Effie Ellis, 1640 North Sixth
Miss Lillian MeClain, 542 South 10 th
Mrs. .1. Frank Palmer, S I 1 Green
Miss Annie Free 2513 Agate
, Mrs. 11. I). Sollenbergfr, 652 Schuylkill
Miss M. J. SollonbViger. 523 Peffer
Mrs. Phoebe Turner, 227 Boas
Miss Minnie Bailey. Locust
Mrs. James Bates. 421 Harris
Miss Emma Sauders. 1123 Green
Miss Stickley, I 423 Green
diss Marv E. Seiders, Steelton
Miss Martha Seiders, Steelton
Miss Martha Rose
Mrs. Jennie Shelly. 220 Boas
Mrs. Karl D. Fogg, IM7 Berryhill
I Mrs. Edmunds, Nineteenth and Denv
' Miss Carrie A Roe, 13th and Derry
j Miss Ruth Harris
|'Miss Carrie Weiser, Penbrook
| Miss i atlierine Speck, Penbrook
j Miss LuelJa Speck, Penbrook
Mrs. Hansom, Penbrook
Miss Florence Speck Penbrook
'Miss Edith Stauffer, 220 North 15th
Mrs. W. A. ilanini. 16 11 Swatara
Miss Minnie Burtner, 212 South 15th
j Miss Siella Arnold, 212 South 15th
i Miss Elsie Ha "man, 19 South 17th
| Miss Alice Wilson, 1533 Hunter
| Mrs. Harry I'lrich, 1609 Green
! Mrs. P. S. I'lrich, 1.>25 Derrv
, Mrs. Lawrence Sbepley, 1538 Derry
I Mrs. L. G. Monn, 1637 Swatara
I Mrs. James Shultv:. 11 j South 14th
Mrs. K. Landis, lit South Fifteenth
S Miss Monn, 1633 Swatara
I Miss Anna Brenneman, 4IS North 17th
i Mrs. H. (). Miller
| Mrs. George Voting, 1521 Swatara
| Mrs. I-:. 11. Sidel, 1 322 Howard
j Mrs. W. Shope. 3 1 North Eighteenth
j Mrs. J. Sowers, 17 17 Regina
Mrs. \\. St a: -v. 33 South Eighteen; a
Mrs. Ed. Strickler. 107 South lTtli
Mrs. (1. 11. Pent/., 1555 Walnut
Mrs. Edwin Knisely 223 South 1 Itli
Mrs. Ella Rush, 1518 Sisque.'ianna
Gertrude Heffelfinger, 120 s. 13rh
] Miss Ruth Heffeltinger, 120 s. 13j
Miss Ella Fenical. 1339 Vernon
I Miss Ruth Fitzgerald. 245 i res cnt
i.Vlrs. Mary Wertz, 4.19 S. Thirteen: b
i Miss Susan Long, Dauphin
Mrs. Mary Rollison, 51 Balm
| Mrs. William Lynne, 24 S. 15th
. Miss Marguerite Smith, 31(1 Hummel
Miss Elizabeth Swilkey. 419 S. I3tii
! Mrs. Thomas Reish, II 1 |),>rrv
Miss Josephin. Ebersole, 25 S, Summit
Miss V ilia Zerbe, 125 1 Swatara
Miss Helen Lynne, 2 1 S. Thirt eath
Miss Nora Plouuh, 3!) S. Summit
Miss Susan lihoade-. t liol S-.vatara
.Miss Marie Nell, 134 Hummel
Miss Esther Nell, 134 Hamniel
Mrs. Millard lless, 132 1 Howanl
IMiss Isabel Saul, 3 1 s. Summit
1 Miss May Benner, I !th and I' rie
| Marian Bnchman, 141 Sylvan T. r ace
| Miss Mary Mumma. 1 526 Derry
I.Miss Florence Stover. 34 1 s. 13th
I.Miss Marv Lescure, 414 S. Thirteenth
Miss Martha Knisely, 236 S. 14th
I Marguerite Eleagle, 1 327 Berryhill
Mrs. C. M. Spahr, South Sixteenth
Mrs. N. Y. Parthemore, 1410 barker
Miss Eleanor < rain, I 14 Linden
Miss Mary Beachler. Middletown
Mrs. Florence E. Calder, Steelton
Mrs. F. Lawrence, Steelton
.Mrs. John Holbert, Steelton
Mrs. George Smith, West Fairview
Mrs. H. S, Swartz, West Fairview
GRAVEYARD ToIRNAMKNT
j Golf Matches in Progress on Harris
burg C. O. Links
j A "graveyard"' tournament will hn
■ played on the links of the Harm'ourg
■ Country < lub Saturday. Handicaps will
i be posted Saturday and scores may be
turned in on that day if players are
not to be in the city Saturday.
The elimination tournament now in
progress will be closed on Saturday.
Rapid progress lias been made in all of
j tiie sixteens and it. is requested by the
! golf committee that matches be ar
i ranged for to day and to morrow as far
|as possible. The semi-finals are to lie
| played Friday.
j The handicap tournament for the golf
ers' cup. won by Dr. W. E. Wright
| last year, will be played October 31.
East End. :tO; Allison Hill. O
East End won easily from the Alli
son Hill TigerN yesterday, score 30 to
0. The line-up:
Allison Tigers. East End.
K. Fetrow L. E St. ' lair
Blough L. T Landis
IMc( linti'• IJ. G Tippefe
Hanshaw (' Ockev
Zerby R. E IXirman
I'Miller R. G Sohreck
i Botts R. T Attieks
I HoverteT (j. B Campbell
i Hoffas L. H. B. . . . Rorabaugb
White R. H. 8.... Sheaffet
| 'Brehm . !•'. B P. Shickley
ToU'Chdowns, sbicklev, 2; Furinan.
Rorabaugh, Attieks.