ft V The Store Extends to Everyone the Wish For a Happy and Prosperous New Year The coming year in this store, as in the past, places at the disposal of the public highly meritorious musical merchandise and service. The aim of this tirin has been to offer merchandise of the best obtainable quality. And it is in the belief that we have, from tin vast number of manufacturers, selected those makes which will give the greatest satisfaction to our customers: that we offer: Pianos St tin way Mehlin C. M. Siglcr Strich and Zeidler and others Player Pianos The AKolian Group, comprising Steinway Steck Stuyvesant Wheelock Weber Stroud Also a full line of every style and price in Victrolas An exceptionally large stock of Victor records C. AV Siguier, Inc. Pianos Victrolas jo N. 2nd.st S SOCIAL and THE ASSEMBLY TO-NICHI IN THE IMC TEMPLE Elaborate Masquerade Dance of the • Ohev Sholem Sisterhood Is Arranged For the Board of Trade to Welcome the New Year rhe tii st as-en>blv t >' the season wiil b. he..; a Masor.... Temple this evening v th tap I'ro.i i oiy'nostra from the i'.olievue-Stratford. Philadelphia, play i » for the iaiicing. The bail room will elaborately decorated with Christinas green*, small ererfma trees forming the promenade. The sane decorative s enie viill prevail in the banquet room w tere :i Kitfet supper will bo served at 11 o 'eloe k. The atronesscs a~e: Mrs. .lohn K. Tener. Mrs. lame? Henry Darlington. IMrs. J. V. W. Reyuders, Mrs. George Douglas Ramsey. M-s. William Header - m at: 1 MRos- Anderson Hickok. The committee n-Kides Henry Blake Pent, a: 1 B. Ki/. Vance . Mei orittiek, Tank \. K. »Vns. .'"..George Comstock. •'John Ericson and Hen derson Gil be-:. T\e invitation list inclu tes: Miss Heien Armour. R. B. Abbott, M T. B. Angell. Miss Marian C. An -11. Miss Clai.i Air Ki. Mr. and Mrs. « ■ les Bailey. Jr.. Mr. and Mr- Kdw.ird Bailty. Miss Elizabeth Bailey. Mr. arid Mr-. William E. Hailej. T.iomas -\. Baldwin. G. Irvin Beativ. M«s Batty. Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. B» t. M nd Mrs. V. Hummel Berghaus. Mr. .'iij M i Charl'-s H. Bergr. r. Miss 1:'i11o Bergner. B. J. Bevan. Mrs. John v . BoVJ, Miu Klvajtor Bovti, fr;irk J. adv. Mr. and Mrs. D. Bailee Brandt, Mr. :< id Mrs. .1. A. Brand;. Mr. and Mrs. i o >-ce H. Brow Re.. an.l Mrs. James V. Bullitt. Miss Bradlev. Mrs. John A. Mrs. IKnry l\ Boas. Misses l'ady. Miss Martha Bu.hler. Miss The odora Boonr. Mr. and Mrs. Krank D. Carney. Miss Louise Carney. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford D. Coe. Miss l>ora M i kersham Cnf. George ?=. Com et vk. Jr.. John K. Comstook. Dr. John F Culp. Mrs. James 1. Chamber, ain. T • Misses Cox. Miss Klean Seal < l.irk. Miss Sarah Cooper. ' - • an.l Mrs. J a ires H. Darlington. M -s Eleanor T. Darlington. Mr. and frs. Carl \V. Davis. Mr and Mrs. P. M. lav Mi. and Mrs. \V. Walley Davis. Ciisper Dull. Miss Jennie J. Dull, Dan i M. Dull Mi?- Margaret Dale. Mrs. M. 1> Detweiler. Miss Marv EL Det v oiler. Mrs A. P. L. Dull. .Mrs. A J. 1 M -- -ji ih Deuchen. T' e Messrs. Detweiler. Miss Fannie Ebv. Mrs. Wm. H. Eg'.e. >' -- •-.•thaii-e O. '-:«le. Miss Nancy I Etter. Mr-. R. 'Espy. Miss Helen lis : Miss Alio- R. Eaton. Mr. and Mis. T.iomas Earle. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ely. John E. Kricson. George E. Ell* Mrs. i_it rue E. Etter. Miss K.it'.i- Orino Etter. B. K. Etter. Mr. and Mrs. Berne H. Evans. The Misses Fl. uing. A. Reeder Fer i da; Mrs. A. Reeder Ferrlday. Miss I'onslan.f Eerriday. David Eleming. Miss Martha Fleming. J. Clarence Funk Curzon Eager. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. t'.i ' Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert. Mr. u Mrs Far*e> Gannett. Rio ard 11. 'll fto -d. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. i3olds borons: Mrs W. \V. Galbraith. Miss J.» e i ii'. 1 ert. The Mis-es Graydon. M -. \Y. O Hi kok. Rio aru C. Halde- Mrs. Haldoman. Mr. and Mrs. 1 i s I. Hall. Mr and Mrs. A. Bovd Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Win. B. Ham fond. The Misses Hammond. John A. Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Hickok, >' -. Dmii-1 H. Hastings. Miss Sarah Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. W. OrvfTe 1 kck. Urd, Rober: H. Irons, Mrs. R. li. Iron.-. Kerneth M. Jones. Mrs. Wm. W. Jen i iiif, Mr. ..nd Mrs. Lewis K. Johnson. Miss Jakson, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. >bs. Miss .-a ih Jacobs. Mr. and > - l>>w - E I nson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J hnson. Miss Jennings. Miss Vir What We Say It Is, IT IS = FOR YOU 1 A YEAR FULL 1 IN 1915 To each of you who has favored us w;th vour = patronage in 1914—"Thank you most heartily." = We appreciate the trade you have given us and = == issure you we will leave nothing undone to warrant = S 'be continuance of your patronage. Your satisfaction = = is our chief desire. = = If it ever happens that a purchase made here, or a gift from Diener's. is not thoroughly satisfactory, we £ will consider it a favor to have you return it. We = are anxious at all times to rectify mistakes on our = B part, or yours, and are eager to do all in our power = =j always to have you think of Diener's with a smile of = == satisfaction. If you have feund Diener's a good store to trade at = in 1914, vou will find it better still in 1915. = I DIENERyinAn I = Street = ginia H. K.ng, Archibald Knisely, Mrs. E. C. Kunkel. Mrs. John C. Kunkel. Richard Knibloe. George Kunkel. Mrs. George Kunkel. Miss My vi-me treason. 1» B. Linder niuth. J. \V. Magoun, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter P. Maguiro. Miss Margaret \\ . Mo■ Clain. Mrs. Villi a M.-.Claln. Mrs. Gilbert M. McCauley. Miss Milier. John M. Mahon. .Mrs. .1. M. Mation, Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. B. McCaleb. Donald McCormick. Vance C. MeCormiok. Mrs. Henry M i Cormiok, Miss Anne McCormUk. Lesley M Creath. Mrs. Lesley MoCreath. Rob ert M.Creat '. William Moi'reath. Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Charies H. Marcer. Miss jo--ie Meroer. M-. and Mrs William K. Meyers, Miss Mary E. Meyers. Dr. cieorge R. Moflitt. Miss Caroline Motlitt. Thomas I. Montgomery. Mrs. T. 1. Montgomery. Mrs. Nelson N* »rris. Mrs. Marlin E Olmsfd. Dr. and Mrs Join Ocnsiager. Jr.. -he Misses Pollock, tlu- Misso« Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. T. Porter. J. B. ltedus. Mr. and Sirs. George W. Roily. M.ss Mary Reily, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. W. Reymiers, Mi. and Mrs. Henry U Rittenhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Robbins. Jr.. William .1. Rose, Afr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rutherford. Mrs. George D. Ramsey. Miss Mary Robinson, the Miss< s Seiler. Mr. and' Mrs. Us. Sad ler. Mr. and Mrs. Neil :. Saisioh. T. E. Set-l>e. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Shot well. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. F. Herbert Snow. A. H. - is. '.{pole. Henry M. Sline. Mrs. H. M. .-• ite. Mi. and Mrs. Samuti c. Todd. Thomal S. Trail. John Fox Weiss. Mrs. J. F. Weiss. Miss Helen B. Wallace, Mrs. John H. Weiss. Miss Caroline M. Weiss, to Misses Watts, the Misses Weir, the Misses Withelm. Mrs. M. Wallis. Miss Alice T. Wallis. Miss Arta Williams. Ohev Sholem Dance To-night T ie Ohev Sholem Sisterhood will give a masquerade dauce iu the Board of Trade this evening with the Looser or v-oestra playing. T.ie ball room will be elaborates decorated with C hristmas greens and gaily eojored paper stream ers t\ -tooning the ceiling and wails. Prizes will be awarded to toe guest hav ng the most elaborate costumes and the ne having the most ridiculous attire. At 11 o'clock a buffet supper will be served. Mrs. Charies Adler and Mrs. E. .Stern have charge of the arrangements. The ■ ■(licers of the Sisterhood are Mrs. Otto ■I. Baxbaum, president: Mrs. Samuel Friedman, vice president: Mrs. Julius K. to itntan. recording secretary: Mrs. nrles J. Krejnd. corresponding secre tary. and Mrs. E. Stern, treasurer "At Home'' at Executive Mansion Governor aai el at the "See House" when Mrs. Annie .lame?, of WiUianistown. , and the Rev. J. Von Davies, rector of | Christ Episcopal church at l.ykens, were united in marriage by Bishop .lames Henry Darlington, assisted by the Rev. ! Leßoy F. Baker, ot' Selinsgruve. The bride wore a traveling suit of ] blue broadcloth with hat to match and was unattended. Mr. and Mrs. Davies | will spend several days with friends in I this city, after which they will leave for their home in Lykens, where they will o.cupv the rectory of Christ Bpis : copal church. PLAN'S OF I . OF P. BHAMH Committees Named for Social. Athletic and Other Activities i ommittees for the taking care of various phases of school activity ha\ e just been appointed by Professor George W. Hill, president of the University of Pennsylvania Kxtensrion Branch, in this city. Plans are now under way by the i branch school managers to making the coming term, which begins January 4. ! fully as successful if not more so than I the past. In a social and athletic way big things are being worked out for | the spring, tentative plans for which will soon be announced. The commit teemen who will be in charge of the j various activities are as follows: Athletic Committee—Tames H. kes ; sack, chairman; 1). C. Smith, Benjamin P. Brandt. R. Miller and E. W. Mil linger. Publicity—H. T. McFadden. Paul F. | Caton, X. .1. Rintz and IA. C. Nesbit. Employment—Jacob S. Riurrt. Albert F. Leeds. J. C. Miller, George B. Detz ! and Edgar F. Keller. Pin and Button—Worley. Ira U Gordon. George H. Wirt, B. S. Cornell | and J. J. McCutcheon. Social—T. J. S. Kishpaugh. M. H. | Oeisking, W. U Mitiich and J. Edward MoManamy. LARGE CLASSES AT V. W. ('. A. Educational and Physical Departments Will Meet Next Week All classes in the Educational and j Physical Departments will reopen next week, beginning Monday, January 4. We now have between seven an l eight hundred women and girls attending these classes. New classes will be formed if there is a demand for them. Arrangements have been made for two new i la>ses. A Chora! is to meet every Mondav evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs." Wilbur F. Harris is the irector and Miss Alice Graydon is the pianist. Elocution will be taught by Miss Roberta Swartz every Thursday evening. The fees for these classes are nominal and the In struction is of the best. All shoul i enroll at once so that they will not lose i next week's lesson. SON« SEKYIIK AT V. W. C. A. First Sunday Service in New Building Will Be Held January .'I Gospel Song Service iu the uew Young Women's Christian Association Building next Sunday, January 0. at 3.30 p. m.. will be held in the John V. Boyd Hall and will continue three quar ters of an hour. This is the tirst S.m dav service in the new building. The red song books used in the tabernacle meetings will be Used. There are many cozy corners in tho, beautiful rooms where girls may s(.en 1 the afternoon until time tor the even ing service in rhe churches. Thev mav read in the library, rest in the* rest room or visit iu the club room. Girls are welcome to use all these rooms. Mrs. Thomas S. Blair will have charge of this meeting and Miss Alice Gravdon will preside at the piano. CI'RREXT EVENTS O.N TIES DAY Class Will Commence After Holiday Kecess The Current Event talks given at tie \. \\. C. A. by Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones will commence again after the Christmas holidays on Tuesdav next, January j. at 4.30 p. m„ in the John Boyd Memorial Hall. It is hopH that every one of the 342 who have en rolled will be present at that time, and as many more a«* can come. have been arranged for all. and the officer" hope tiKit the members of the class will not forget the date or' (opening. and will be cn hand so a< to get the resume of the last three weeks when the talks were omitted on aecouut of the Christmas holidays. ENTEKTAIXKD AT "JHMT Members of Wednesday Card Club Guests of Mrs. Ford Mrs. r!llis Ford entertained the mern l hers of the Wednesday Five Hundred lub at her home. 1& 14 North Third , street, yesterday afternoon. A buffet 1 luncheon was served after the ca**is. I The guests included: Mrs. I . L. \\ right. Mrs. Ashmer i ' a.ey. 'Mrs. Koster, .Mrs. Windsor. Mrs. Alfred Rex rot u. Mrs. Baker. Mrs. ' v harles Crull, Mrs. Wilson >:ark, Mrs. i Miiton Uareham. Mrs. William Uexrotn. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Fry, .Mrs. W. s. Hricker, Mrs. Harry Hershe.v, Mrs. ! Frank L. Mountz. The Misses Graupuer Hostesses The Misses Freida and Lillian Graup ner entertained at their home last even ing the following guests: .Misses Edn.t Fuhrman, Miss Alma Fuhrman, Miss Mary Ott. Miss Edna Ott, Miss Helen Jv-iurbaueT. Elsie Freden«?kson, Miss Miriam Lisse, 'Miss LMiry Sehu oauer and Miss Bertha -^c-hubauer. Green-Jordan Wedding Miss Anna Jordan and Leonard Green were quietly nurried yesterday! afternoon, at 1616 Walnut street, bv the Kev. E. Luther Cunningham. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Wil liams ami was given in marriage bv hei father, Stephen Jordan. After Januarr 15, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Green will be "at home" at 327 South Fifteenth street. Middletown Meets Lebanon Middletown High school nill meert the fast Lebanon High five on the Mid dletown A. C. floor Saturday evening in their second game of the season. The Middletown team will line up in this order: Dupes and Beard, guards: My ers, center. and Brandt, Kipp and Suavely, guards. Old-Fashioned Complexions Were Said to Be Due to the Excellent Care Taken of the Blood. Stuart's Calcium Wafers Banish All s Skin Troubles During the reign of Louis XVI, when Marie Antoinette was surrounded by such a galaxy of beauties and such famously handsome men, the French court was known for the exquisite beauty ot complexions seen there. ®f^l f 11SI Anyone can use Stuart's Calcium Wafers and restore complexion in an easy manner. The secret of those complexions in that age no doubt was entirely due to | the eare taken to keep the blood always ,pure. In this rapid-tire age of hustle and bustle most people pay no attention i to this important feature of life and so they are given to pimples, liver spots, : blackheads, eczema, etc. Stuart's Calcium Wafers are com -1 posed of Calcium Sulphide in connection with other properties and this ingredi i ent is the greatest blood purifier known to science. Stuart's Calcium Wafers will clear the most obstinate complexion, because I they go right into the blood and re move the cause of the trouble. The j blood is cleansed of all impurities and j toreigu substances and these are quickly ' eliminated from the system. You'll no- I tii e a wonderful change in a few days— you will hardly know yourself in a week. Ami Smart's Calcium Wafers are ab solutely harmless to anyone. Their in gredients are just what a physician pre scribes in most cases of skin eruptions and poor blood. These waters are put up in a concentrated form, which makes them act quickly and thoroughly. \ on can get Stuart's Calcium Wafers at any drug store at 50 cents a box. Motrin taking them to-day and then look at yourself in the mirror in a few davs. and liml all those awful pimples, black heads. acne, boils, liver soots, rash, ec zema and that muddy complexion rapid ly disappearing and your face cleared like the petal of a dower. A small sam ple package mailed free bv addressing K. A. Stuart Co.. 175 Stuart Bids.. Marshall, Mich. Adv. tIVIC ( LI B WILL SEND BOX Ask That Warm Clothing of Every De scription Be Sent to Mrs. Henderson Every oue is so interested now in sending t-> the nee Iv Belgians that there is much danger that our own needy one-- at home be forgotten. The Civic Club, of Harrisburg, has always sent boxes of warm clothing at this season to the tubercular patients at Mont Aito. The need for such cloth ing this year is very great, and it is hoped that a most liberal response will be given to this request. Warm clothing for men and women, warm underwear, overcoats, shawls, mufflers, warm stockings, sweaters, mit tens for people of all ages and sizes, in fact whatever will aid in keeping a per son warm, should be sent on Mondav next to the chairman. Mrs. William Henderson, 2<> North Front street. Mrs. Hen terson will receive donations for the box during the entire week, but the earlier the contributions are set in, the better. MISS MO RSI II HOSTESS Entertained at Cards in Compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Miss Helen Morsch entertained at five hundred at her. home, 438 South Th.rteentii street, la - T evening, compli mentary to Mr. and IMrs. J. Ralph Kent, of Milton, who are spending part of their honeymoon with friends in the city. Toe rooms were prettily de.orated vitji Chris.mas greens and dainty re freshment were served following the cards. Vae g.tes;* included: Mr. at.d Mr,. C. Ra , h Kent. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Page, Miss Hazel Meek ev, Mis? Pearl Black, Miss Naomi Winger, Miss Edith Carl, Kills Roberts. Guernev Ruby, Clyde Richards, George arev and Charles Milliard. 30TH WELUMMJ ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rhoades Celebrated Event Yesterday Strasburg. Dec. 31. —Mr. and Mrs. Ijevi S. Rhoads, of near here, to-day celebrated their golden we lding anni versary in a very ha ; i»y manner by en tertaining a number of friends and rela tives at dinner. The couple are enjoy ing the best of health and received a nun her of gifts, in -Iu ling gold. They hare resided in tile same house the ast fifty years. Mr. Ri;oa Is is a veteran of the Civil war. Besides rheir children, twenty-one grand.-hildreu an I one great-gran lehild helped them cele luate. Cunile-Sangrey Wedding New Providence. Dec. 31.— ; Miss Klsie P. ?angrev and Oscar E. ' tinkle married yesterdav at the parson age of the - . Paul Methodist church by the [mstor. the Rev. G. 1,. Gensemer. j The ' ouple nere unattended. Will Close at Noon To-morrow Thanking our patrons for past favors and wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Russ Fish Market BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAINED Mrs. William Hertz Gives Her scholars a Turkey Dinner at Home on Forster Street The Agoga vßible class was entertain ed liv its teacher, Mrs. William Hertz, at her home, 412 Forster street. The room was decorated with Christmas greeus ami after enjoying a turkey din ner speeches were made by the ißev. Calvin A. Hare, pastor of the Taber nacle Baptist church, to which the class belongs, by the retiring president of the class, Harold Germer, and by ofher of ficers of the class. Election of officers resulted as fol lows: Joseph Howard Germer, president; Herbert W. Hunter, vice president: bid ward Hess, Mrs. William llert.7, treas nrer and teacher; George Shfltto, li brarian; William Meade, statistician; PhilVp Arva, chaplain; Paul Waid, vis otor; William Swart/., entertainer; Wal ter R. Hall, reporter. The retiring pres ident administered the charge to each newly elected officer to Which each re sponded with appropriate address. The following members were present: Uussell Kipp, William Si pie, Charles IMutzalbaugh, William Swartz, Miaurice 1 lamlbert. William Jones, John Ben net, Barney Weaver, Harry Heckert, George Shatto, Herbert Hunter, Paul Waid. Jo seph Germer. 'Harold Germer, Atbert Sharp, Joseph Young, Edward Hess, Harry Burner. Emery File, Philip Arva, Walter Hall, William Mead, the Rev. Calvin A. Hare, 'Mr. and Mirs. Robert. Bressler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hertz, Mr. and Mrs. William Hertz. Miss Margaret Good and Miss Catherine Hertz. SERIES OF TEA DANCES Miss Westbrook and A. Frederick Spies Will Give Demonstration Dances A series of tes dances will be given in the concert hall of the Troup build ing next week, with Miss Kathreen Westibrook and A. Frederick Spies, ot' New York City, demons! rating the late dances, including the fox trot trot and the tango. The dances will be held Tuesday aft ernoon. Wednesday afternoon and Sat urday afternoon, and Thursday and Fri day nights, and while Miss Westbrook and Mr. Spies will demonstrate the dances the guests will also dance. Be tween dances tea will be served. Invi tations for the dances have been issued and cards of admission can be secured at the office of the Troup priuao house. LANDIS-10l HRAN WEDDING Ceremony Was Performed in Philadel phia by the Rev. Dr. Hauser Mountville, Dec. 31.—Announcement j has been made of the wedding of Miss Bertha L. Cochran, of Lancaster, a for- | mer school teacher, and Ihivid B. Landis, ; the ceremony performed in Phila- \ delphia. several days ago by the Rev. C. A. Hauser. The bridegroom is the j biographer of the Landis family in lan caster county, and weil-known as author j of "Lancaster Lyrics." They will be! at home after to-morrow at Lancaster. 1 News of Persons Who Come and Go Miss Elsie Lillian Kepner, a student at Hunter College, is spending the mid- j winter recess with her aunt, Miss Emma i Wentz, North Sixth street. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Kent, of Mil-1 ton, are spending a part of their honey- j moon with their cousins, Mr. and MTS. J H. E. Page. 226 North Fifteenth street.: Miss Catherine Alice Powers, 424 Harris street, is spending the week-end j with friends in New York Oitv. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Meßride and children. 32 South Eighteenth street, have returned hom eafter spend ing several days in Shamokin and Ashland. Miss Grace Hollenberger and Miss Margaret Hollenberger. of Winchester, j Va., are quests of Mrs. William By-' rem. 119 South Fourteenth street. Owen Henry, 1437 Derry street, left to-day to spend New Year's in Phila delphia with relatives. MSss Ethel Baldwin, 1623 Market street, left to-day to spend New Year's in Philadelphia. Miss Henrietta Block, of Philadel phia, is the house guest of Miss Marian 1 Strouse, 1632 North Second street. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Gensler have returned from their wedding trip to Washington. D. G'.. and are at home to their friends at 1329 Derrv street. 1 Miss Henrietta Jesselson. of Atlantic Oitv, is the guest of Mrs. Herman T-iusig, Mttench and Front streets. Kemp Shaw, Washington, D. C., was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wes ley Balsbaugh, 10 South Thirteenth ! street. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leiiby returned | to MarvsviUe, after a visit with Mr. < and Mrs. Lewis Tyson, 406 Briggs street. Mrs. George \Y. Reily and son, Geonge, 1501 North Front street, have returned from Baltimore. Miss Alice Miller, 129 Evergreen street, returned from Montgomery. Mrs. Charles Foaljz, 131 Evergreen street, returned from a visit to Ivan caster. Miss Margaret Kennedy, of Oham bersburg. is the guest of Miss .Susanna Fleming. 11l State street. Miss Bliz.'iibeth Peale, of New York, is the guest of Miss Frances Bailey, 2103 North Third street. Miss Sarah C. of Phoenix ville, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. H. B. S. Mark, Rodearmel upartmei:. . The Misses Rebecca Shulman and Cecelia Sfrulman, 1529 Susquehanna street, are home from Mt. Oarmel. Miss Mary Baturin. 600 State strec.. will return Sunday after a pleasure trip with friends in Carlisle. Mrs. Frank Sykes and daugnter, Miss Sylvia Marv Sykes, of Orlean, N. Y., are guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen, 314 Oalder street. MTS. James Sibbets, of Baltimore, is the guest of Mrs. John Elder, 1219 North Birbh street. Carl Wietman, 93 North Eighteenth street, is the guest of relatives iu Pottsville. Mrs. Jacob Attick, 1911 Penn street, has returned home from a visit to Philadelphia. Miss Florence Spatz, of Dallastown, and Robert E. Edgar, of Pittsburgh, were guests of Miss Helen A. Markley, 1519 Green street. Mr. and Mrs. George Carnover on I family, of Ijittlestown, are guests at Our Service to Women The service of a strong financial institution is as valuable to women as it is to men and realiz ing this, a constant aim ot' the management of the Mechanics Trust Company is to make it an institution with which the women of the city may conveniently and advantageously transact their financial business. Small as well as large accounts are received— either subject to check or at 3 per cent, interest —and those women who favor us with their patronage receive the most prompt and cour teous service at all times. Mechanics Trust Company S. E. Corner Third and Market Sts. Harrisburg, Pa. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus A. Hartniau, 230 Maclay street. Harry Sites, of Philadelphia, •is spending some time at the home of his father, A. W. Sites, 1001! N'orth Sixth street. Mrs. Walter Pemarre, 21 1-2 Ever green street, left yesterday for De troit. Mich., where she will join her hustbaotd, Mr. Pemarre. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans and daughters. Elizabeth and Esther, have : returned to their home, in Pain-aster, | after a visit with the former's parents, j Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Evans, 267 Sas-j safras street. Miss Marv Evans, 267 Sassat'russ i street, left to-day for a week-end visit with Miss Elizabeth Campbell, nt So ranton. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Weirman and daughter, Julyann, 2033 Penn street, | were rtveut visitors to Dauphin. Miss Sarah Cunkle Sharpe, 306 j Nort'h street, is the guest of Miss Mar guerite Pkuik. at York. Mrs. M. E. RoHisan, 51 Halm street, I has returned after spending Christmas' with relatives in Lykens. Mr*. C. E. Prawbaugli. and daugh ter, Miss Marian North street, are home from Carlisle,! where they attended the Thompson-j r i / N T IVe Wish All Our I Friends and I A Very Happy New Year A. H. Kreidler & Bro. Second and Walnut Straits Store Closed New Year's Day at ! Noon. fcr ===== j|| | SPECIAL THURSDAY - FRIDAY 98c {pmK ROSES 198 c DOZEN i B Bilßl j DQZEN SCHMIDT 313 Market St. | FLORIST p. r. r. Station | fflU , RAM' THIRTEENTH and H pB tlllLLnj DAHIV DERRY STREETS JJ jjßj OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ifi| Ml Will Open a §1 Christmas Savings Club I m Club Year Reckoned From, and Regular Payments Begin iK * Monday, December 28,1914, at 9 A. M. V Open An Account Paying Each Week ftff dfi 25c 50c SI.OO 111 Interest will be added to all accounts paid in full at the end of !■ Uyj the 50-week club year. M OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT BEFORE JANUARY J!, 1015. In, E. C. THOMPSON, Pres. S. F. BARBER. Vice Pres. «tl JNA c - O. MILLER, Cashier. BK Scott wedding in the Presbyterian church. Miss Bessie Kerson, * 304 Kelker street, lias returned from Mt. ('armel. Miss Otore M'cNull, Enola, hits re turned from Mill Hall, after a visit with relatives. M'iss Ruth D. Slrure, 352 South Thirteenth street, has returned after at tending a house party at WilliamspoK. DeWitt Holler, of Cleveland, Ohitj, is spending the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Holler, 3;!< Crescent street. Miss Cameron C. IVH JIV en. Suivburit, is the guest of Miss Rut'h D. sh