The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1927 PAGE TWELVE THE WHIRL OF CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY AND NEWS Off PERSONAL INTEREST orfjiin Rnvs' I nirarcorv I ArlrlrAsp I minded from the classes in pub Contest Entertain Boys' Club Entertains Club Birthday Anniversary Addresses Club minded from the classes in public nrCIOrnO AllCn Essay KittyMcKay schools. Mrs. David Gotwals, who presided, made announcements of the open house which will be held at the Y. M. C.

A. on January 2. Mrs. E. C.

Schaffstall, 2415 North Sixth street, entertained the Sunshine Club at her home last evening. Those present were: Mrs. Eli N. Hershey and Mrs. Lillie R.

Erb were hostesses the members of the Boys' Leaders' Club of the Central Y. M. C. A. set By NINA WILCOX PUTNAM I I I 1 1 lln iil i The Harrisburg Humane Society I will conduct an essay contest in the DV A I I PCn A DO I40 and junior high schools DI I HLL the ect- "The Humane Mrs.

Peter Miller, Mrs. John btme, a party held last night in the social Elmer Heck'erd. Mrs. Harry hall of the Seitz, Mrs. J.

Hilly Mrs. Shipley, The guests of honor were the Mrs A. Metzger, Mrs. VV. Harper, sons of the hostesses, llbur J.

I Mrs. Orendorf and Mrs. E. C. Hershey, a member of the club, and Schaffstall.

Irvin E. Erb, club director, who Women of the State were urged to study the work of the Welfare Department by Mrs. E. S. H.

Mc-Cauley, secretary of that department, who addressed the Mothers' Service Club of the Central Y. M. C. A. at its meeting yesterday afternoon at the Mc-Cauley outlined the work of her department, which consists of the education and training of all feeble minded persons, the prevention of the propagation of the mentally defective; the protection of the feeble minded against exploitatkm and the removal of the feeble Mrs.

Sarah A. Herr is celebrating her 90th birthday anniversary today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William R. Denehey, 1011 North Front street. Mrs.

Herr was formerly president of the Y. W. C. A. here and she is a member of the Grace Methodist Church.

Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfe, 1617 Green street, have announced the birth of a son, December 13, 1927, at the Harrisburg Hospital. Mrs. Wolfe was formerly Miss Lillian Meyerowitz.

The Nut Store All kinds of Nuts from the lowly Peanut to the Patrician Pecan, can be had here, where quality counts more than price. Imperial Tea Co, 205 Chestnut St. Phone 4633. Treatment of Animals ana us relation to Kindness to Human Beings," according to plans made at a meeting of the board of directors last evening at the Civic Club; The contest, which will open next month, will close in March. The society will hold its annual meeting on January 5, at 4 o'clock.

were celebrating the anniversaries of their birthdays being twins five yers apart. Those attending the party include Charles Horstick, president; Leland Booda, secretary; Donald Fouse, Richard Fackler, Paul Garman, Robert Hankee, Edward Hilde-brandt, Wilbar Russ, Robert Wise, INSPECTIONS OF GUARD PLANNED All local units of the National Guard except Battery A will be inspected in March next year. Battery Field Artillery, will be inspected in January. The dates for William Pindar, Paul Bierstein, An wijeandfamil Iprizgm ABC TTierearemany thony Bruscia, Virgil banano, John Demarro, Edward Fogarty, J. Grunert, V.

Smith, Eli Hershey, H. R. Schmitt, Wilbur J. Hershey. Irvin E.

Erb and Mrs. Hershey and Mrs. Erb. STAGE FAVORITE JAILED IN DEATH OF HER HUSBAND By United PrMt LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14.

the annual Federal inspection i IOllOWM Office i of Adjutant' General, March 6, on which date the staff corps will be inspected at the City oil burners but only one Engagement Diamonds Emerald-cut, marquise, octagon, hexagon, peaf-shape, triangular, baguette, in addition to the established round or brilliant cutting. New, exclusive mountings. Dorothy Mackaye, former stage Grays' Armory; office of the U. i. Property and Disbursing Officer in the Arsenal, March State Military Reservation, Mt.

Gretna, The girl friend says the best way to hold a husband is by his wish- 1A-B-C March Fifty-fifth Infantrj- See a demonstration lo-dej Bngade Headquarters Company, March 19; Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 104th Cav alry, March 12; First Squad favorite, convicted of concealing facs in the, death of her husband, Ray Raymond, musical comedy actor, must serve a one to three-year sentence in San Quentin Penitentiary, the, Appellate Court ruled yesterday. In denying her request for a new trial the Appellate Court upheld Superior Judge Charles Bur-nell, who passed sentence on the actress last spring. Paul Kelly, screen juvenile, was convicted of manslaughter in connection with the death of Raymond following a fist fight between the E. CALDWELL CO. Section of Earth Sinks; Inhabitants Terrorized By Vnited Prett TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Dec.

14. A section of earth near Gra-cias, in Western Honduras, was sinking to a depth of several hundred yards today. Authorities were unable to explain the phenomenon. Inhabitants were terrorized. In 1912 an earthquake destroyed Gracias.

1928 Auto Tags May Be Used After Midnight The 1928 automobile license plates can be legally used on Pennsylvania automobiles after midnight tonight. The 1927 license tags are also valid and will be until the beginning of the new year. Possessors of sets of tags for both years can use either until January 1, but starting then the 1928 tags only are valid. Although automobile owners have been slower than usual this year in making their applications for the new plates, there will be no extension of the time when the new plates must be displayed. There will be the usual eleventh-hour rush for tags and if the weather remains open when the new year arrives there will be many disappointed motor car owners.

The new license plates contain blue figures or letters on orange backgrounds, just the reverse of this year's plates. fCVIlRV IllVIIVltl VATCHIt TAT! OKI HY Withers Modern Appliance Company 901 North Third Street Harrisburg, Pa. Bell 3-0567 ABC OIL BURNER no noJe ao carbon EUGENE E. MOYEIt Approximately 400 of the 1500 members last night participated in the reorganization of Harrisburg Forest, No. 43, Tall Cedars pf Lebanon, held in the Chestnut Street Auditorium.

Adolph Frank-enberg was advanced to Grand Tall Cedar; Frank C. Foose, to senior Chestnut Street at Juniper ron Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, March Second Squadron Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment and the Medical Detachment, March Service Troop, March Troop March Troop of Carlisle, March 13; Troop of Chambers-burg, March 14; Battery 107th Field Artillery, January 18, and the 28th Division Quartermaster Train Headquarters and Medical Detachment, March 23. PHILADELPHIA deputy; and George Flickinger, to men, allegedly oyer Miss Mackaye's affection. Kelly is now lunior demitv. in San Cjuentin Penitentiary.

C. Ernest Keys was re-elected treasurer, and Charles W. Blosser was again chosen scribe. Oscar J. Bogen, the retiring Grand Tall Cedar, was elected to represent the forest at the national convention, vhich will be held in Atlantic City American owls have been shipped from the United States to one of the South Sea Island to fight a plague of rats.

MILTON MOOSE OFFICERS FINED next May. I i1 The prospect of sending the local Forest band, rancers and chanters to this convention was discussed Pleading guilty to a charge of last nitrht. when nlans also were I manufacture and possession of n.ade for holding a "ladies' night" high-powered beer, eight officers on January 26 The next big For- ana two Dartenaers oi the Moose will be held on Lodge at Milton were fined by est ceremonial Judge Albert W. Johnson in Fed- April 24. The Oscar J.

Boden prize of- i eral Court yesterday. fered to the Jail Cedar for out-! J- R- Bender and George Diehl, standing efforts on behalf of the bartenders, were fined $250 each. Forest this year was voted to The officers, who wer.e fined $100 1 Cedar for out-! J- R- Bender and STOP THE FAT AND GET THIN The way to reduction is to stop the formation of fat Modern science has found that way by turning your food into fuel and energy by supplying a natural element that helps do that It is much better than starvation. That modern, scientific method is embodied in Marmola prescription tablets. People have used them for 20 years millions of boxes of them.

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Mrs. Coolidge's Mother Continues to Improve By United Brest NORTHAMPTON, Dec. 14. Further improvement was reported today in the condition of Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, 78, mother-in-law of President Coolidge, who is ill with influenza at Dickinson Hospital.

Sne was reported to have passed a comfortable night. Her temperature remained normal. Hospital physicians believed the crisis was virtually past. The Osage Indian tribe is believed to be the wealthies people per capita in the world. The total amount received by them in the past ten years from the oil and gas industry is said to airgresrate $180,000,000.

each, are: Chester Davis, John Eugene E. Moyer, captain of the Rangers. Jones, John A. Gray, George B. Fox, Robert Gava, Grover C.

Beaver, W. Terry and JVV. H. Mager. Raymond F.

Wood, of Middle-town, "was sent to the Atlanta penitentiary for a year and a day when he pleaded guilty to raising Jhe amount on a money order from $1 to $21. A cabin owned by John Cramer, 60, on South. Creek near Williams-port, was ordered padlocked for six months and the owner sent to jail for sixty days, when witnesses $8799 Paid in Bounties r. Last Month by'State 'The State Game Commission during: November paid $8799 in bounties for noxious animals. Claims were 'allowed on thirty-five wild cats, 683 gray foxes, 586 red foxes and 4370 weasels.

The bounty on wild cats is $15, fray fox $4, red fox $2 and $1. Two dollar bounties were paid on seven red fox skins. H. Spittler, Myerstown, caught a 'fox and six younu ones last spring. 'He raised them and yesterday brought in their pelts.

testified that the place had a bad 1 reputation. Cramer was charged! with manufacture and sale of liquor. FISH CAKES are more appetizing when seasoned with a few drops of SOLDIER OFF FOR TEXAS Paul L. Pearson, nephew of Sarah Pearson, 126 Sapford street, who re-; tently enlisted in the'ReguIar Army, has sailed from New York in company with 800 new soldiers on the Army Transport, Chateau Thierry, 'bound for Galveston, Texas. The new men will be sent to Fort Sam Houston, near San Antonio.

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Come Early and Avoid Crowds. A Group of Fur Trimmed Electric Waffle Irons $10.95 4-Slice Toasters $9.50 Coats A Group of Sport Coats $55 Were up to $98.50 Mil Were up to $125 OUR LIBERAL-CREDIT TERMS $25.00 Pay 50c Weekly $50.00. Pay $1.00 Weekly $75.00 Pay $1.50 Weekly $100.00 Pay $2.00 Weekly. We give Special Terms on purchases over 100.00. N.

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