SATURDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH AUGUST 28, 1915.

RECEPTIONS, PARTIES. WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIESADAMS CO. COUPLE'S

DAYBREAK WEDDINGCeremony Performed at Home of

Bride at Arendtsville at 4O'clock Sunday Morning

MISSIONARY SCHOOL CLOSED

Dr. Samuel Dixon, Head of StateHealth Department, Condemns

Littlestown Water Supply

By Special Correspondence

Gettysburg Pa., Aug;. 28.?The mis-

sionary school that has been In sessionat the Theological Seminary since thelatter part of May closed last Wednes-day. The twelve voung people whowere here to attend the school haveleft for their homes to spend a shorttime before going; to their work In themission flelds of India. William K.Welkert. former County Commissioner,

of Sit. Pleasant township, met with apainful accident Tuesday afternoonwhen two fingers of his left hand weresevered while he was in the act of re-moving a congestion of straw from athreshing machine. The source ofwater supply at Llttlestown has beencondemned bv the State authorities.Two wells in the outer part of thetown furnished the water, and uponexamination by the chemists It wasfound that this was not lit for drink-ing purposes. Dr. Samuel Dixon, ofthe State Health Department has con-demned the water. H. K. Raffens-perger and Miss Anna Carey, both ofArendtsvllle. were united in marriageat the home of the bride, at 4 o'clockSunday morning. The wedding was avery quiet affair and was a surprise tothe many friends of the young couple.?Professor Stephen C. Lelnlnger, ofHeading, has accepted the position ofteacher in manual training In theGettysburg High School. ln steppingfrom a boat landing at the MasonicCamp, .T. Harry Holtzworth slippedand fell, breaking: his right leg justabove the ankle.

Many Summer Visitorsat Linglestown HomesBy Special Correspondence

f.lngleNtown, Pa., Aug. 28.?Churchservices will be held in the ITnitedBrethren Church to-morrow eveningby the pastor, the Rev. Clyde Lynch,and in the Church of God in the morn-ing by the pastor, the Rev. GeorgeSigler; also in Wenrlch's Church inthe afternoon by the Reformed pastor,the Rev. Lewis Reiter. The Evange-listic services that were held nightlyon the Church of God lawn, closed onSunday evening. They were conduct-ed by the Rev. Dr. George Sigler.Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Kyle spent theweek at Ocean Grove, N. .1. Mr. andMrs. Isaiah Zimmerman announce the'birth of a son. Saturday, August 21.Mrs. W. G. Zimmerman and children,Paul and Mary, left last week to spendseveral weeks with friends at Berkscounty. Mrs. Miller, of Elizabeth-ville, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.Elmer Daniel. Miss Esther Mcll-lienny and Miss Mabel Backen'stoss, ofHarrisburg, were guests of MissMarion Smith. Miss Louise Hench, ofHarrisburg, was the recent guest ofMiss Wilhelmina Ball. Miss HettieFisher, of Rutherford Heights, spentSunday here. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.Hocker and children, Reese and George,of Penbrook; Professor W. E. Wellls,1. W. Mehring. Miss Anna Mehring. ofHarrisburg; Harry Nelce, of Pitts-burgh; Miss 1-liilda Longenecker and-Miss Verna .Milliard, of town, were theguests of G. \V. Shriner, on Sunday.?Miss Marion Smith spent Tuesday withMiss Esther Mcllhenny at Harrisburg.?Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Leese and son,Walter. Mrs. Annie Buck and MissEliza Buck, spent Sunday at Perdlx.?Professor H. B. King, of Bainbridge,spent Monday here. Miss Dorothyand Mabel Feeser, of Hershey, were theweek-end guests of their mother, Mrs.Carrie Feeser. Mrs. Emory Hasslerand Miss .lane Care spent several daysat Mt. Joy. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert,Lenker announce the birth of a daugh-ter. Mrs. Seaman and Mrs. Smith,of Beading, and Mrs. Amos Lingle, ofHarrisburg, were the recent guests ofMr. and Mrs. Austin Schaner.?Mr. andMrs. John Clay were the guests of Mr.and Mrs. Harry Ricker, at Hummels-town, on Tuesday. Miss Eliza Shanerleft on Wednesday for a week's stayit Atlantic City. Mrs. Harry Schoolsand four sons, of Lebanon, are spend-ing several days with Mrs. SavillaShirk. Mrs. Elizabeth Potteiger andgranddaughter, of Enola. were recent?cuests here. J. H. Mcllhenny and C.D. Ltngle, of Harrisburg; Kdwin Hoof-nagle and George Bowman, of Pen-brook. spent Monday here. MissMinnie Baker and Miss Annie Schanerwere week-end guests of friends atLykens. Mrs. William Mader. ofPenbrook. Mrs. William Mader, ofents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Harper.

Boy Scouts Spend WeekWith Tower City Minister

By Special CorrespondenceHalifax, Pa., Aug. 28.?Mrs. W. B.

Nace was at Liverpool on Sunday.E. W. Brubaker, of Altoona, spentSunday with his mother, Mrs. B. B.Brubaker. Mr. and Mrs. FrancisPawtey and son, Marshall and Mr.and Mrs. S. R. Xobiet, spent Sundaywith Mr. Puwle.v's relatives at. Dauhin.

Miss Florence Etter, Philadelphia,is the guest of ner grandmother, Mrs.B. B. Brubaker. The Rev. C. A.Funk spent several days at the Hill-dale United Brethren campmeeting.?\u25a0Mrs. Ella Jury spent this week atHarrisburg and Steelton. Mrs. ViolaI. Winning and daughter, Helen, ofHarrisburg, spent several days withMrs. John W. Poffenberger at Sus-quehanna Heights. Annie Krelderof Harrisburg, is spending some timewith her brother, John F. Poffen-berger at Susquehanna Heights.? C.E. Wise has resigned as teacher ofFrank's School at Enders to accept aschool In Wayne township. Pro-fessor and Mrs. S. C. Beitzel are spend-ing a week at Atlantic City and Phila-delphia. Edward Harper, of Mill-ersburg and Ralph Harper of Phila-delphia. spent Sunday with theirmother, Mrs. Valentine Harper. Mr.and Mrs. Fred Keim, of Harrisburgspent Sunday at the home of Mr. andMrs. G. W. Westfall. Mr. and Mrs.Edward Lebo and daughter, of Lyons,Kansas, are spending some time withher father, Uriah Badle. Mrs. T.J. Kunhurst and children and CarrieShott, of Lebanon, are spending sometime at the home of Charles Miller.

Howard Heisler came down fromNorthumberland Monday and accom-panied by his mother, Mrs. B. F. Heis-ler, left on a sight-seeing trip toNiagara Falls and other points.Mrs. Frank Hocker and son, Alvin,and I. M. Glace, of Harrisburg, Mr.and Mrs. C. I. Glace and W. O. Glacespent Sunday at the home of W. H.Keiter and at the bedside of Mrs.Elizabeth Glace, who Is seriously ill.?Mr. and Mrs. D. B. A. Mehargue ofLucknow, spent Sunday at the homeof I. G. Ryan.?Mrs. Lewis Bowmanand daughter, Margaret, of Altoona,are visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah,T. Sweigard. The Halifax BoyScouts spent this week with theirfriend, the Rev. C. B. Felton, at Tow-er City. Mrs. TVillam Lyter anddaughters. Lottie and Ethel, of Phila-delphia. spent several rtavs at thebotne of S, J. Zearing. (

TEACHER-TRAINING'

ALUMNI REUNIONBig Feature of Franklin County

Sunday School Convention atGreencastle Next Month

ADDRESS BY PRES. BARKER

Pan-Pipers' Glee Club Holds Corn-roast For Wives, Sweet-

hearts and Guests

By Special CorrespondenceGreencastle, Pa., Aug. 28.?One of

the big features in connection with

the Franklin County Sunday Schoolconvention here Sept. 9 and 10, willbe the Teacher Training alumni re-union on Thursday afternoon. JamesW. Barker of Harrisburg, State presi-dent of the Teacher Training alumni-will deliver an address. The PanPiper's Glee Club held a most en-joyable "Corn Roast" yesterday atMoss Spring. The wives and sweet-hearts of the members were theguests of the club. The MissesGrove entertained on Friday eveningin honor of Mrs. Harry Grove, whosemarriage took place in June. Mrs.Belle Hostetter was the hostess of avery enjoyable bridge party Tuesdayevening. Mrs. Robert entertained atlive hundred on Thursday evening.The party was one of the largest so-cial functions held in Greencastle thissummer. Structural work is pro-gressing rapidly on the new highschool building. Contractor Hilllng-er has the walls almost completed.?The marriage of Miss Nellie Kuhn,daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Kuhn toH. M. Newsbaum, of Nebraska, hasbeen announced. The young couplewill make their home at Crawford,Neb. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Davisonleft Monday for a trip to the Panamaexposition. Miss Daisy Dailey hasreturned to Baltimore, after a visitwith Mrs. J. W. Homer. Miss Kath-arine Johnson, of Franklin, VV. Va.,is the guesr-of Mrs. C. P. Omwake. ?

Mrs. Keiffer Kisecker and Miss AnnaSnivel}' are home from Chautauqua.?A. F. Saiter left Sunday for Pitts-burgh. The Rev. Dr. I. N. Peightel,D. D., has returned from Huntingdoncounty, where he spent a vacation. ?-

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hostetter, ofPittsburgh, are guests of Miss AliceHostetter. Misses Mary and Ger-trude Barnhart and Anna Showalterare home from Atlantic City. MissGladys Fleming left this week to visither sister in Middleboro. Miss.?MissMary Heilman of Philadelphia, spentthe week at her home here.?L. H.Fletcher and daughter, Mrs. H. A. Bit-ner and children are at Pittsburgh.?Miss Barbara Grove has returned toDetroit, Mich., after spending thesummer with her mother. Misses

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By Special Correspondence1 .owistown, Pa., Aug. 28. ?Among

the 250 veteran canalmen, who at-tended the reunion at Rolling GreenPark, was H. A. Waters, of Lewis-town, one of the oldest canal boatmenin the State. Mr. Walters followedthe canal back in the fifties, boatingup (he West Branch of the canal. Mr.Walters is living here at the age of76 years, in good health. In CivilWar times he was a member of theFamous Logan Guards of the FirstDefenders. Later he became a grocerand coal dealer here, and was in busi-ness many years. lie served as coun-cilman from the Second ward.

Dictionary Presented toHummelstown High School

in Behalf of Class of 1891By Special Correspondence

Hummelstown, Aug. 28.?Mrs. Wil-liam Longenecker has returned froma visit to her niece at Reading.?MissBeatrice Nissley assisted Miss BarbaraHummel in the post office during theabsence of Postmaster Strickler.?Alarge Standard Dictionary by Funk &

W agnail was presented to the HighSchool by Mrs. E. Z. Etter in behalfof the class of 1891.-?Mrs. JamesSchwartz and her mother Mrs. lloer-ner attended the funeral of the lat-ter's twin grandchildren in York onTuesday.?-Dr. M. S. Nissley is illwithtyphoid fever.-?Mrs. Harry Holler ishome from Mt. Gretna, where shespent some time.?Mrs. Minnich ofScranton, visited her mother, Mrs.Mary Wheeler.?Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Garrett and daughter Myrtle, have re-turned home from a visit to Danville,111., and Ashland, Ohio.?Mrs. PhilipDelmler and son Landis, spent fourdays in Philadelphia, the guests of Mr.and Mrs. Erie Somniers.?Miss Mar-garet B. Devore, of Indianapolis. Ind.,is the guest of her sister, Mrs. HarrySnyder.?Homer Hummel Strickler isspending a ten days' vacation in Bos-ton and surroundings. He made thetrip by boat from Baltimore. ?EdgarHaehnlen, of New York City, is spend-ing a two weeks' vacation with hisparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Haehnlen.?J. Landis Strickler and family spentthe past week at Mt. Gretna.?MissEdith McCall entertained a classmate,Miss Anna Whitmore, of Baltimore,this week.?Mrs. Ernest Penny is en-tertaining her aunt, Miss Supplee, ofNew York City.?Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Landis entertained Prof. John Hol-linger and family, of Pittsburgh, onTuesday. Misses Elizabeth Hill, ofMetal, Irene Notter of Dubois, and H.Elizabeth Wentz, of New Cumberland,will return to town today to take theirpositions as teachers in our publicschools. Miss Margaret Mullin willvisit friends in Philadelphia nextweek. ?Mr. and Mrs. Martin Millervisited friends at Middletown the pastweek.?The public schools will openon Monday, the 30th. An out-doorrecess of 15 minutes will be inaugu-rated. All pupils are required to bevaccinated. Two new teachers areadded to the corps this term, MissAnnie Cassel and Miss Sara Muth.?The Rev. Herbert S. Garnes, who hasbeen absent for a month on a vaca-tion, will conduct the morning serv-ices in the Lutheran Church to-mor-row as usual.?Fred. Bolton spentpart of the past week in Reading.?Mrs. H. R. Laucks and son Oscar,spent several days at Reading.?Mr.and Mrs. F. L. Hummel entertainedEvan Badger of Philadelphia.?Prof.Thomas O. Mitman has returned totown for his winter's work after a twoweeks' vacation.

FARM SOLD FOR SBIOEiulors, Pa., Aug. 28. Mr. and

Mrs. 11. C. Kitzmiiler, motored toHarrisburg on Friday. To-day theUnion Sunday school picnic is beingheld in Hoffman's Grove, near Enter-line. This gathering usually attractslarge crowds. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.Enders are on a trip to Philadelphia,Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, and NewYork City. Mrs. Wilber Holt whospent a week as the guest of Dr. J.W. Neff has returned to her ho'me inMaderia. C. D. Enders was atNorthumberland on Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs. Ira P. Snyder motoredto Harrisburg on Friday. Thefarm of Mrs. Wiliam Keefer was soldat public sale for SB4O to Mr. DavidKoons of Lvkens, who will take pos-session in the Spring.?Adam Snyderis ill.

The New LaborLaw

The new Workmen'sCompensation Act goes intoeffect January Ist, next. If ,you are an employer of laboryou should be familiar withevery phase of this most im-portant piece of legislation.We are prepared to supplythis act in pamphlet formwith side headings for easyreference. Single copies25c with very special priceson larger quantities.The Telegraph Printing Co.

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WHY PARTIES,WEDDING SHOWERS

Mr. and Mrs. Jack SprucebankGive Delightful Entertainment, For Pittsburgh Guest

BIRTHDAY OF YOUNG GIRL

Many Guests Entertained in Homesat Waynesboro During

Past Week

By Special CorrespondenceWaynesboro. Pa., Aug. 2 B.?Mr. and

Mrs. Jack Sprucebank entertainedfriendß at their home Thursday even-ing in honor of Miss Irene A. Breiden-

thall, of Pittsburgh. Refreshmentswere served to Misses Irene Breiden-thall, Louise Cook, Emma Sulanke,Ethel Martin and Martha Sulanke,Earl Gordon, Frank Miller, VernonStover, Hibbs Bowder, Harry Gordon,Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wadkins, Mr. and |Mrs. H. E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. JackSprucebank.?A watermelon party was

held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Minnick on Tuesday evening

in honor of Miss Fannie Hare, ofSparrows Point, Md. There werethirty-five young people present.?Jo-seph Latshaw, Frank Holtzman, Eberl.atshaw', Earl Gordon and OwenShsnk have arrived from AtlanticCity.?Mr. and Mrs. Presley Rhea arespending two weeks at Atlantic Cityand with relatives at Westminster. Md.?Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Huntzelman gavea birthday party in honor of theirdaughter Emma. Miss Grace Stullwas given a surprise kitchen showeryesterday evening by twenty of hergirl friends. Miss Stull's engagementto Professor H. L. Tompkins lias beenannounced. ?A linen shower was ten-dered Miss Maye Dubble by a numberof her friends. Miss Dubble's en-gagement to Rush E. Stouffer, tellerof the Citizen's Bank, has been an-nounced. ? Mrs. Clarence Edgell, ofBaltimore, is spending some time asthe guest of her mother, Mrs. AbbieLetshall.-?Mr. ana Mrs. F. J. Diffen-derfer, Mercersburg. are spending aweek with Mrs. Charles Stoner. ?Mrs.W. L. Neal and son Clarence will re-turn to their home, Cleveland avenue,to-morrow from Franklin. Pa.?Mr.and Mrs. Claude Haugh and ArthurSmith left this morning in Mr. Haugh'sautomobile for Philadelphia, NewYork and Atlantic City.-?L. E. Beelerand family, east of town, will spendthe week-end with friends at Harris-burg.?Miss Grace and Kriner Potee,York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F.Crimm.?Miss Lavinda Meely, Wash-ington, D. C., is visiting Miss AliceSnively.?Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shockey 1are visiting friends at Harrisburg.?Dr. and Mrs. Hyman Wiener, of Har-risburg. are visiting the former's par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wiener, atPen Mar.?Miss Addie B. Shockey hasgone to Harlshurg to visit friends.?Misses Irene and Marvel Slirader arespending a few weeks at Harrisburg.?Miss Helen Miller returned to herhome in Pittsburgh after spending amonth with Miss Irene Shrader.Postmaster and Mrs. J. W. Warehimehave returned to their home from atwo weeks' vacation at Atlantic City.

Grandfather's Clock 175Years Old at Lemoyne

By Special Correspondence

Lemoyne, Pa., Aug. 28.?David S.Eshelman, of 414 Hummel avenue, isthe owner of a grandfather's clockwhich, according to a local jeweler, isin the neighborhood of 175 years old?estimating from the make of theworks. The watchmaker stated thathe believes the clock was made be-fore eight-day clocks were invented.Mr. Eshelman obtained the clockfrom his grandfather, Thomas Hamil-ton. of York county, and he had se-cured the relic from a York countyman. The present owner has had theclock for nearly 35 years and his rela-tive held it for more than 50 years.

Mr. Eshelman also owns an old-fashioned looking glass which is morethan 100 years old.

FIFTY GUESTS AT RECEPTIONSpecial to The Telegraph

Montundon, Aug. 28. ?Mr. andMrs. Angus Fairchild gave a recep-tion at their home in honor of theirson, Dewitt Fairchild and his wife.The guests numbering about fiftywere present from Milton, Lewlsburgand Montandon. The evening waspleasantly spent and refreshmentswere served.?Mr. and Mrs. JesseShortess, after spending two weeks atthe home of 11. F. Frank, left Wed-nesday for York, where they willvisit the Rev. John Shortess and fam-ily before returning to their home atJacksonville, Florida.?Mr. and Mrs.George Maden and daughter, of Phila-delphia, were visitors at Elmer Shaf-fer's.?Mr. and Mrs. George Grove, ofHarrisburg; Alpheus Pfleegar, of Wil-liamsport and Edgar Pfleegar, ofMuncy, spent Sunday with their par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfleegar.?Miss Edna Beaver, of Shaniokin andIrvin Shortess, of York, spent Wed-nesday at H. F. Frank's.?Miss MyrtleSavidge, of Red Bank, N. J., was avisitor on Wednesday at the home ofMrs. Alice Garber. ?Miss Belle Fur-man, of Washington, D. C., is visit-ing her brother, Jerome Furman.?D. H. Riegel and Miss Martha Riegelattended old home week at Watson-town on Thursday as the guests ofMrs. D. A. Frey.?Miss Mary Garberleft Tuesday for a visit with friendsat Philadelphia, Red Bank, N. J. andNew York City.?Mrs. Clara Reed hasreturned home after spending a monthat Boston, Mass., with" her daughter,Mrs. David Clayton. Mrs. NormanKeyser and daughter, of Camden, N.J., are visiting her father, C. P.Smith.?Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cope arespending their vacation at Altoonaand Atlantic City.?Charles Smith Isspending several days in Erie.?Mrs.Belle Scofield left Monday on a trip

Jto Jamestown, N. Y.

! "ROYAI, BUNCH STILL LIVING"

By Special Correspondence

Binduauglcs Church. Aug. 28.?TheI Royal Bunch are still living althoughi the beautiful Swatara was very highand not being able to walk together

I they rowed together on the SwataraCreek.?Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfers-berger, of Llnglestown, visited Wil-

; llam Gerberich's family.?There willjbe baptizing at Syner on Sunday after-noon by Blauch's denomination atSteelstown. ?Many attended the Pal-myra Union picnic.?Daniel Seechrlstvisited friends at Palmyra. RobertSherk. of Palmyra, visited his parentslon Wednesday.? Adam M. Kellermade a trip to Annvllle.?C. E. Barn-iliart and M. B. Farling were at Leb-anon on Monday. ,

YORK COUNTY COUPLE MARRIED AT DILLSBUR

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MR. AND MRS. CLYDE B. SPAHR

Dillsburg, Pa., Aug. 28. ?On Th ursday morning Clyde Spahr and MissVelva Hamme, representing two prominent families of this section weremarried by the Rev. C. E. Heffleger, pastor of the Dilisburg Reformedcharge at the parsonage in Harrisburg street. Mrs. Spahr is the youngestdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamme a prominent farmer of Franklin town-ship. Mr. Spahr is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Roert Spahr, of SouthBaltimore street, and is employed In the Air-Brake Department of thePennsylvania Railroad shops at Lucknow as an inspector. They lett

for Atlantic City, where they will re main for some time and upon theirreturn will reside in Dilsburg.

Personal News ItemsFrom Nearby Towns in

Central PennsylvaniaDuupbln. Miss Arne Shaffer, a

Philadelphia, arrived here yesterday tospend her vacation with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer. Mr.and Mrs. Edward Brinton and children,of Harrisburg, are spending a week atthe cottage, "Eat a Ix>t," Speeceville.?Mr. and Mrs. William Hidler, of Shen-andoah, Va., spent several days withMr. and Mrs. William F. Reed. Mrs.Marry Miller, who had been ill forsome time with typhoid fever, at theHartman hospital. Harrisburg, returnedhome on Saturday. Mrs. l« reeinan C.Gerberlch and Miss Carrie ElizabethGerberich left on Tuesday for a visitwith Mrs. Charles Knull at her cottageat Mt. Gretna. Thomas Hawthorne,of New York city, spent the week-endwith his mother, Mrs. W. J. Haw-thorne. Mrs. John Hyde, of Philadel-phia. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo.Gilday. Mr. and Mrs. Jackquemin ofLewisburg, are th.' guests of Mrs. Mar-garet Fertig. Miss Grace Rlchwine,of Harrisburg. spent Sunday with hermother, Mrs. George Motter. ?Mr. andMrs. Grover Glass and sons of Harris-burg, spent several days with Mr. andAirs. Samuel Maurey. Miss IvathrynWeddell, of New York City, Is the guestof her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.George Kline. Mrs. Nimrod Smith hasreturned from a week's stay at Atlan-tic City. Mrs. George. Drum, and MissEva Gipe of Williamstown. spent sev-eral days with Mr. and Mrs. DavidHoffman. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dav'd-son, of Harrisburg, spent several dayswith their daughter, Mrs. Charles Shaf-fer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black, ofWashington, D. C? Mrs. Roy Geyskingand children, of Harrisburg, wereguests of Mr. and Mrs. George Landis011 Wednesday. John Senseman andHarry Holtz, of Harrisburg, spentTuesday at the "Sidnal." Rnlph Lutz,a son of the Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Lutzand a graduate of this year's class atAlbright college, has gone to Burns-ville, N. C., where he will teach in theStanley McCormick school. Mrs. Al-bert Warner spent Tuesday at Phila-delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. An-derson, Mrs. William J. Anderson, MissMary Miller. of Harrisburg, spentThursday with Mr. and Mrs. CharlesRierbower. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bier-bower, Mr. and Mrs. William Rierbower,of Harrisburg, spent Sunday at "TheNook." Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Warnerand son...Douglass, Miss Mary Cieck-ner. Miss Kathr.vn First, and WilliamAnderson, of Harrisburg, spent Sundaywith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner.Edward Snavely, of Harrisburg, HarryO. Hlmes. of Gettysburg. Miss LouiseM. Dornbusch, of Dayton. Ohio, MissIrene Zelders. of Washington, *lr. andMrs. Howard Irwin, of Harrisburs', wererecent guests of Mr. and Mrs. HarveyE. Knupp. Harvey C. Forney spentseveral days at Pittsburgh. Miss Sa-bra Clark spent Tuesday with Mrs. U. S.Abercrombie of Cottage Hill, Steelton.?Mrs. J. E. Williams and daughter,May. are spending several days at En-ola.?A. F. Gailbratth. of Darlington,Md., is the sruest of the Rev. and Mrs.Robert F. Stirling.

Mlffllntonn. Mr. and Mrs. Alexan-der Keiser of Crafton motored to thisplace on Monday and spent the night atthe home of M. P. Crawford. On Tues-day accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M.P. Crawford and daughter they left forHarrisburg where they will visit rela-tives and friends. Frank Rohrer anddaughter. Mrs. Harry Hubler, of Harris-burg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.W. H. Manbeek. Ella Painter, afterspending a week with her cousin, Mrs.M. P. Crawford left Monday for Har-risburg, to visit her brother, JesseHowe, en route, to her home in Wash-ington, D. C. Jacob Davis, of MedixRun. is snending a vacation with hismother. Mrs. Sara Davis. Mrs. JohnS. Graybill, Jr., and Mrs. Guy Aukerspent several days at Lancaster. Mrs.Thad Voncent and son Alexander re->turned home on Monday after a vlslvat Danville. Herman Howe and Ro-bert Ku 1o employed at the Pipe Bend-ing Works at Harrisburg spent Sun-day at home. Misses Marguerite andMerla Crlswell are spending a couple ofweeks at Orbisonla and Rellwood.George K. Rodgers. of Crabtree, Is vis-iting his parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. H.Rodgers. Mrs. Jannery returnedhome Monday after a month's visit withher brother In Cresson. lowh. Mrs.William Miles and son Sydney andurandson, James Harwood, of JerseyCitv. are visiting at the home of F. M.M. Pennell. The Rev. and Mrs. J. B.Kendall of Muscatine, lowa, are visitingher oarents, Mr. arid Mrs. I. D. Musser.?Miss Rettye Mayer and Miss Davis,nurses In the Philadelphia hospital;Southard Mayer of MillvlUe, Ohio, andGeorge Mayer of Columbus, Ohio, areguests of C. W. Mayer and family.Tom Jenkins of Pittsburgh spent Sun-day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JohnJenkins. Mrs. C. W. Marshall andMiss Nelle McCdllough of Harrisburgspent Wednesday In town.

Ellxnbethvllle Prof, and Mrs. R. C.Hertzler spent several days with F. P.Margerum and family at their countryhome at Grand View. Joseph Zeiglerof Hershey was a recent guest of LewisH. Zeigler. Mrs. Isaac Snyder andchildren of the Capital City, were therecent guests of Miss Alice Schreftler. ?

Master Hurn Diller, of Carlisle, spenta week with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Culp.?Ray K. Buffington and H. C. Swab rep-resented Camp 110, P. O. S. of A. atReading this week. Charles F. EbyIs building an extension to his homeIn Main street. H. W. KoppenhetTer,of West Faiiwlew. and James Koppen-heffer of Northumberland, spent sev-eral days in town. Cashier H. H. Has-singer and family camped in a grovenear Klingerstown this week. MissMae Barrett .of Bloomsburg, a formerpublic school teacher here, is visiting atthe home of W. A. Bauder. CharlesH. Walters of Philadelphia is spendinga vacation with J. A. Schreiber. Mrs.Elmer Daniel of Llnglestown. accom-panied her mother to this place onTuesday. Mrs. Ira W. Klinger spentThursdav at Harrisburg. Miss Mar-garet Liddick of Millerstown Is theguest of Miss Blanche Fogelman. TheRev. R. L. Romberger and family ofWllkes-Rarre are guests o fhis brother,

A. M. Romberger. Mrs. Blanche Hep-ner. of Palmyra. Is the guest of hermother, Mrs. J. H. Weaver. WalterW. Koppenheffer of Roanoke. Va., Isspending some time with Daniel Kop-penheffer.

llnlniatla. Mnrk Prelhelbi* andfamily, of Millersburg;. are visiting: atthe home of Henry Zeigrler. E. J.Klingman was at Philadelphia recent-ly. Ellen Messner, of Tower City, isvisiting; her mother.?Mrs. Anna Mess-ner. of Tower City. Is visiting liermother. Mrs. Anna Messner. B. F.Dreibelbis spent several days at lyew-

isbui'K. Mrs. Henry Zeigler 1s visiting:al Bloomsburg. Melvin Ritchie and

Earl Klinger spent Sunday at Harris-burg. Miss Ida Dorworth and MissEdith Byerly have returned to theirhomes in Norristown after spendingseveral weeks'here. Mrs. Galen Lthrand son, James, spent several days atHarrisburg. David Renn has return-

ed home from Sunbury.?Clinton Fens-i termaclier left for Pittsburgh, 011 Tues-' day. Dr. B. S. Kerchner spent Tues-day at Harrisburg. Kstella Bubb, ofMillersburg, spent several days withrelatives here. Jerry Radle trans-acted business at Urban, on Monday.

Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Glynnand Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walton, Jr.,made a motor trip to Delaware WaterGap. Miss Helen A. Magee, of Lan-caster, is spending the week with herbrother, D. Frank Magee. Mr. andMrs. E. R. Jacobson, ot Washington, D.C., are the guests of her brother, A. C.Krapf. Miss Frances Moyer, of Scot-land. and Mr. and Mrs. J. -G. Grotf, ofHarrisburg, were the guests of Harry

Moyer. John Malone visited rela-tives at Lancaster. Felix Moyer, ofAllentown, was the guest of his broth-er, J. H. Moyer. Miss ina Garman isspending a week's vacation at Wash-ington, D. C., and Baltimore, Md.Miss Lillian Edwards, of Wlikes-Barre,is spending her vacation as the guestof Miss Florence Kitchen. Miss AliceElder, general secretary of the Y. W. C.A., is spending several weeks with hermother at Saltzburg. Miss MaryGross, of Duneannon, was the guest ofMr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller. Lloyd E.Gordon visited relatives at Alechanics-burg. S. T. Stlne and family, of Har-risburg, were the guests of his brother,H. W. Stlne. Miss Helen Snanglcr, ofDover, i ork county, and Miss AlmaGreen, of Gettysburg, were the guestsof Mrs. H. Kottler. Mrs. .1. N. Keller,of Philadelphia, was the guest of Mr.and Mrs. W. it. Kasnacht.

MlllerKtowu. Mr. and Mrs. JustusLindcr, of Bloonilield, N. J., are visitingMrs. Linder's sister, Mrs. Charles Holt-man. Mrs. William Walker anddaughter, Daisy, visited relatives at

Reed's Gap this week. Mrs. LauraCarter,' son Harold, and Miss MaudeShover, left Saturday for Cardiff, Md.,where they will visit Mr. und Mrs. Ed-ward Rumple. \\ illiam Uounsley andfamily, of Penbrcok, are visiting theirparents. Mr. and Mrs. Willlaii) Uouns-ley. Mr. and Mrs Frank Flukes, souRalph and daughter Louise, of New-port, spent Sun-iuy with' Mr. G. D. Tay-lor. Raymond Wagner, of Lemoyne,

spent Sunuay with his parents, Mr. aimMrs. Frank Wagner. M i.-s PearlKoush is spending this week iu Phila-delphia aim Atlantic City.?Allss MaryHowe is visiting her sister, Mrs.George Klopp at York. On Wed-nesday Mr. and Mrs. John Light, MissUrace Lignt, Mr. and Mrs. Ellucr Reis-inger, Mr. and Mrs. George Fry, sonFred and daughter Sylvia, una theRev. and Mrs. mines and son. Kennell),lUtoed to Hershey Ralph Beaver,ot Pfouts Valley, spent the week-endwith D. M. IticKabaugh. Miss NelleThompson, of Huntingdon, is visitingher grandmother, Mrs. Maria Codran. ?

Mr. and Mrs. David Diium and cnil-Jren, of Lewistown, spent the week-end with Harry Martin. Mrs. JohnWoods went to Philadelphia Wednes-day. Miss Marguerlta Bonning, ofHaddontield, N. J., is visiting at theWard House. Mrs. Irvin Crane isvisiting her daughter, Mrs. GeorgeLetlt, at Parkcsburg, W. Va. "Dick"BoKinger and daugnter, Mary, of Har-risburg, spent Tuesday In town. Dr.James Kverhart and Dr. E. ShutnanEveihart and tamily, of Lemoyne, werethe guests of D. M. Rickabaugii andfamily on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Dimni. ol Harrisburg, spent theweek-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ktpp.?Mr. and Mrs. Harry Branyan andMrs B. H. Branyan were at Carlisle,Sunday. Martin Noll and daughters,Sarati and FaJinie, and Mrs. CarrieFroutnian attended the Noll reunion at

Crow's Ferry, Wednesday. Mr. andMrs. William Moore anu sister, MissSarah Kipp, spent Tuesday at McAllis-tersville. The Camp Fire Girls, ac-companied by Messrs. Ralph Beaver,Uussel Jones. Foster Bollinger, HarryBeacham and D. Gilbert Rickabaugiihiked to the Reading company's oregrounds Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.Newton Cox and daughter, Ida, onTuesday met with an accident owingto the harness on their horse breaking.Mrs. Cox, in jumping from the buggy,was very bady bruised and cut In herside. The firemen held a cornroastdown at the Willows, below town,Wednesday evening. Mrs. MaryLoaman, of Harrisburg, is visiting rel-atives at this place. A cornroast

was held in Echo Grove, above town,by the Hick-a-Thrift club, of Harris-burg, Monday evening.

I'lkctown. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeWade. Jr., and two daughters, Vernaand Alberta, of Llnglestown; Mr. andMrs. J. W. Ebersole and children,N'aoml, Elvira and Marlin, spent Sun-day afternoon with Mr. and Mr. D. C.Runkle. Mrs. Minnie Shepler visitedat Llnglestown ,on Wednesday. Mr.and Mrs. Calvin Nicholas and son, Gor-don. of West Falrview, spent several?lays with Simon Weaver. MissPotteiger, of Harrisburg, spent several?lays with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Straw.The Rev. Dr. C. H. Forney, of Harris-burg, was tbe guest of G. W. Fo>' andfamily tills week. Miss KatherlneBufflngton, of near Dauphin, spent theweek with Air. and Mrs. H. W. Sweig-

trt. ?? Misses Bessie and Bertha Krels-er, of Llnglestown, spent Sunday af-ternoon with David Mumma. MissMiriam McCord, of Harrisburg, is theguest of Miss Vera Early. ThomasRamsey and daughter Priscilla, andMiss Luella Gastrock, spent Wednes-day with Mrs. Maymc Cassel at Ling-lestown. Mrs. Emanuel Feaser, ofDauphin, spent a few days tills weekwith her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Stroh.

Inlon Deposit. Mr. and Mrs. EarlDavis and son, of Harrisburg, spentSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yantz.?Mr. and Mrs. George Miller spentMonday at Annvllle. Joseph Ulrich,of Penbrook, visited his sister, Mrs.Charles Whitmoyer, on Sunday. W.S. Long and sons spent Saturday atHarrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. FrankHare spent Sunday at Elizabetlitown.?Irving Wagner, of Palmyra, visitedhis parents. Mr. and Mrs. ThomasWagner, on Sunday. Mrs. HenryMiller and son, Paul, spent Tuesday atHarrisburg. Mrs. Sarah Glrfln "anddaughter, of Columbia, after spendingsome time with Mr .and Mrs. WilliamPhfells returned home, on Sunday.Preaching services will be held In theUnited Brethren Church 011 S.ondaymorning by the pastor, the Rev. GeorgeW. Hallman.. Mrs. Joseph Etterspent a day at Harrisburg. MissDorothy Shutters, of Renovo, is spend-ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. DavidHanshue. Levi Rambler spent Sat-urday at Harrlsourg. Mr. and Mrs.

SIMMY BIN CONCERTHi CHURCH SERVICES

Berrysburg Band and Minister WillHave Joint Affair on Town

Common at Six O'clock

SHOWER ON 18TH BIRTHDAY

Friends of Miss Maude BowmanPresent Handkerchiefs on

Anniversary Occasion

By special CorrespondenceBerrysburg, Pa., AUK. 28. Ross

Giirber, a student at the CommercialSchool at Harrisburg is spending sometime with his grandmother, Mrs.Raker. Sirs. Hoffman of Philadel-phia is visitine her parents, Mr. and

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charles Leno. C. J. Danioland Mrs. Wiliam Lance and childrenrr&ncls and Elnor returned to PhKn-i.i

"fter spending two weekswith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jr.b. Daniel. Roscoe Daniel accompaniedthem to Philadelphia where he willlie employed. on Saturday morningMiss Esther Bonawitz and WiliamBowers were married at the St. John'sparsonage, by the Rev. Mr. Huyett.On Sunday Miss Anna Matter ofLoyalton and H. Hochlander ofuiconisco were married at the sameplace. A large monument is beim?erected over the grave of the late Ex-< ommissioner John Delbler. Mis.Shcink of Lancaster .is visiting herdaughter, Mrs. Paul Huyett. MissMinnie Snyder is spending some timewith her sister in Everett. TheLutheran and Reformed Sundayschool will hold its annual picnic inHenninger's Grove on Saturday. .Vhandkerchief shower was tenderedMiss Maude Bowman on Monday nighton her 18th birthday. Numerous par-lor games were played and refresh-ments were served to the following:Misses Hazel Deihler, Dorothy Hoover,Dora Hartman, Lena Hartman. OlaWeaver. Florence Hoover, HattieWise, Beatrice Hoover, Maud Bow-man and Helen Daniel, Messrs. PaulLehman, Forrest Kebaugh, HarryHartman, Wiliam Schlegle, Miles Mot'-ter and Mark Kebaugh. On Sundavevening at 6 o'clock, the hand willgive a sacred concert on the Com-mons, after which the Rev. Hoffmanwill have an open-air meeting.

Mount Joy Pastor BaptisesEleven Children on Sunday

Special to The TelegraphMount Joy, Aug. 28.?Albert. Stfick-

ler has grown a cabbage head weigh-ing pounds. The CrusadersMen's Organized Bible Class of theUnited Brethren Sunday School willhold an outing in the grove of the,borough mill dam this afternoon.?William Kuhn and wife of St. Louis,Mo., are the guests of Miss MaryKvihn. ?Miss Salome Feeser, of Har-risburg, has been the guest of Mrs.Paul E. Getz.?Mrs. Simon Mennaughleft on Saturday for York and Gettys-burg.?Clair Wallace of Media, spentSunday in town, as a guest of BurgessGeorge H. Brown.?A. E. Koons, ofPhiladelphia, spent Saturday in town.?-Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rodgers, ofWashington, D. spent Sunday Intown, stopping at the Exchange Hotel.?Levi Hostetter, of Chicago. 111.,while in town on Monday, called tosee his old friend, J. R. Missemer.?James Glatfelter and two daughters.Misses Elizabeth and Margaret, at-tended the Glatfelter reunion at York.?Mrs. E. W. Christman, of WfJkers-ville, Md., is the guest of Miss LinnieGreiner. ?The Rev. George W. Getz,pastor of the Church of God at Steel-ton, was in town on Wednesday, theguest of the Rev. C. D. Rishel. ?Mrs.Ambrose Raffensberger and Miss RuthWestafer of Elizabethtown, were tlieguests of Mrs. J. R. Meissenier onWednesday.?The Rev. Lewis ChesterMorrison, Rector of St. Luke's Epis-copal Church, on Sunday baptizedeleven children of the parish.?HenryG. Flory, of Old Line, was in town onWednesday, the guest of his nephew,J. R. Missemer.?Miss Ruth Hagen-berger, of Williamsport, after spend-ing two months with her grandpar-ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hagenberger,left for her home on Monday.?CarsonEngle and Benjamin Hoffer have goneto Saginaw, Mich., where they will beinstructors in a business college.

HARVEST HOME AT BARREN'S

Special to The Telegraph

Dilishurn. Aug. 28.?Rev. and Mrs.Ira U. Trostle. \u25a0of Millvale, Pa., arevisiting friends in Dillsburg. TheMr. Trostle was pastor of the Dills-burg Lutheran Church. ?D. W. Bet-zel, cashier of the National Bank, re-turned to his home on Monday, afterspending a vacation in Buffalo, X. V.?The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wolf spentthe week at Gettysburg with the lat-ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.Johns. Mrs. Marjorie Fetty leftWednesday for California to attendthe Exposition.?The Rev. O. E.Krenz, pastor of Calvary UnitedBrethren Church, is confined to hishome by illness.?Miss Susan Beatty,who has been critically ill for sometime, Is now improving.? Robert Le-rew, of Philadelphia, is visiting hissister, Miss Lizzie Lerew.?Slervin B-.Gochenour was at York this Week.?Harvest Home services will be held inBarrens Church on 'Sunday morningby the Reformed congregation. Theltev. C. E. Heffleger will conduct thoservices.?M. C. Thumma and JohnA. Goudy represented Dillsburg campof P. O. S. of A at the State Conven-tion in Reading this week.

RKTDR.VK» FROM EXPOSITION'Blnin, Pa., Aug. 28.?Miss Ruthi Sel-

lers, a school teacher of Johnstown,Pa., after spending a vacation' here,has returned home. G. W. Uutshauwho visited the Panama-Paclc Expo-sition at San Francisco, returned homeon Thursday. Mis. Gutshall also cameback from a visit at Shenandoah, lowa.?Mrs. Marv King of Philadelphia, whois nearing her eightieth milestone andhas not been back here since her girl-hood days, maue a snort visit on Thurs-day evening at the home of W. h.Sheaffer. She was accompanied here ina touring car from New Blootnfleld byMiss Clara Mclntlte. W. B. Peale, H. E.Shelblev and McClure Ramsay. Mr.-and Mrs. F. S. Clsna. of Washington,D. C? are guests of his mother, Mrs.William Owlngs. Miss RebeccaBrown, of Pittsburgh, visited her sis-ter, Mrs. Boggs. Mr. and Mrs. Her-man Rrlnkman, of Klllottsburg. whowere recently married, were the guests

of A. C. Hollenbaugh. Mrs. Rrlnkmanwas the widow of Taylor Roush.

Henry Pclffer and Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeMiller spent Saturday at Stouch..burgattending the Peiffer family reunion.?Mrs. George W. Ballman. of Annvllle,spent the week here. Mrs. Harry S.K'elffer and daughter Kathryn spentTuesday at Harrisburg. Miss AgnesPeiffer. of Stouchsburg, spent severaldays with Mr. and Mrs. George Miller.

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