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VICKERSHAI.1S ARE HOSTS AT PARTY Entertain in Honor of Miss Dorothy Whit taker Mr. and Mrs. F. Brewster Wlck ersham 100 South Thirteenth street, will entertain at their home at a bridge party on Saturday night for Miss Dorothy Whittaker whose marriage to Statton 1 Rice Jr. will take place on December 31.

Other guests with Miss Whittaker and Mr. Bice will be: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Rice, Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin B. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. Harold F.

Lanshe, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Goho, Dr. and Mrs. George L.

Laverty, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ruper.t, of Newark, N.

who will spend the holidays with Mrs. Rupert's parents, Mr. and "Mrs. A. A.

Herr; Mr. and John Hargest, Mr. and Mrs. William Hamlin Neely. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter R. Sohn; Miss Marian Whittaker and her guest. Miss Lucy Wallace, Goshen, N. Miss Alice Martin, W.

S. T. Hur lock, David Alter and Nelson Rownsley. Visit Mother Lyman Suloff, Oak Lane, is passing ten days with his mother, Mrs. Laura Sulolf, 1929 Green street.

Home or Christmtas Miss Jane Rothe, Philadelphia, is at her home, 1933 North Third street, for ten Returns From Visit Mrs. James Murphy, 2311 North Fifth street, was at Tuscarora, Tuesday. Christmas in York Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Golds borough, Frances Goldsborough and Robert G.

Goldsborough, Front and Forster streets, were in York for Christmas Day. Returns From Colleg: Ross Swartz Hoffman, University of Pennsylvania, is at his home; 210 Hamilton street, for the Christmas recess. Guests in AlUona Mr. and Mrs. Rex George and Mary Ellen George, 1013 Market street, have gone to Altoona to pass the holidays with Mrs.

George's mother. Here From Washing! a Miss Mary Turner, Washington, is at her home, 2133 Jefferson street, ior me vurisiuias vauauuu. i College Student Home I Jack Steckley, Albri Jit College, is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Steckley, 2005 Susquehanna street, for the Christmas recess.

Home For Christmaj Miss Margaret Cunkle, Columbia, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cunkle, 530 Maclay street, for a visit of ten days.

Visits Mother Mrs. Frank Glbhs, North Thir teenth street, visited her. mother, in Thompsontown. recently. Domestic Science Kitchen 211 Walnut Street SPECIAL DOLLAR DIN.NEIt Menu For Bandar December 27th Ojriter Cocktail Cream of Celery Soup Tomato Bouillon Rout Turkey with Fillinc and Cranberry Sauce Small Steak Lamb Chopt Candled Sweet Potatoea Muhed Potatoea Mew Spinach Creamed New Carrot i Buttered Peaa Apple Sauce Celery and Olire Tomato Salad Freih Apple Pi New Pumpkin Pie Hot Mince Pie Plum PiuWlnr Fir Pudding Ice Cream Chocolate Loaf Cake Coffee Tea Milk Cocoa Home Cooking Our Specialty I SATURDAY EYENING.

HARIUSBURG TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 26, 1925 3 DEAR MARIAN. YESTERDAY was such'a happy day that I can only express the' wish that your Christ mas, too, was the most joyous of your life. HE "completion of the day's pleasure was the beautiful party given the Hickok and Olmsted children by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross A.

Hickok and Mr. and Mrs. Vance C. McCormick. This event which is an annual party has become a part of our holiday life and one of the most delightful dances of the whole year.

THIS evening there are two dances. At the Harrisburg Country Club, there will be a large dance following a dinner at which several large parties are planned. Of Mariea "Baum's dance tonight at the Civic Club, I have already told you, as well as of the bridge party this afternoon by Lillian Bogar. ONE of the loveliest events of Christmas week will be the service of carols given by the Organists' Association at Zlon Lutheran Church, Monday night. In addition to organ numbers there will be choruses in which many of the best singers in the city will take part.

For the college and just out of college set, there will be, also on Monday night, an attractive dance at the Civic Club by the Undergraduate Club. George Speakmah is chairman and the dance will be well attended I know. PLOREN CE HAMILTON'S luncheon on Monday for Julia Smith, and the dance to be given Tuesday night by Miss Caroline Pearson and Miss Mary Harris Pearson for their nephews, the Pearson boys, will mean lots of fun for the younger set. The big dance of Tuesday is to be given by the University Club at the Masonic Temple. I For Wednesday, there is the Beechwood Alumnae Club luncheon and bridge at the Linden Tree Inn; the holiday dance given by Eleanor Delaney at the Knights of Columbus Hall; and the subscription danse to be given at the Harrisburg Country Club for the young people, although I heard to day that many of the younger married set will be present.

Before this dance there will be several dinner parties, among them" one at the clubhouse at which Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Gilbert will entertain for their daughter, Harriet Gilbert. THURSDAY, Old Year's Day. will bring two weddings.

Dorothy Whittaker who has been so very much entertained will be married to Statton L. Rice, Jr. at her home, and Miss Margaret Shilling and Clarence Smith will be married in Camp Curtln Methodist Church at 4 o'clock. For that same day. there will be a card party at the Linden Tree Inn given by Mrs.

C. Stewart Snoddy for Mrs? Edgar White who was formerly Miss Julia Swlier; and 'another card party given by Mrs. James N. Rule. In the evening, the Old Year will be danced away at the party to be given by Mr.

and Mrs. John Fox Weiss at the Civic Club for nieces, Christine Brandt, i Anna Brandt and Virginia Cahn. The same kind of festivities will I be held at the University Club where an informal "see the New Year ln" party is planned. PROBABLY the most important event of New Year's Day, Friday, will be the opening of the new home of the American I Legion Post at the house purchased recently from Mrs. Henry Stine.

i The Women's Auxiliary will assist at the party which will be indeed delightful. ON THE same evening Dorothy Bomberger and Mary Ed wards will entertain at a dance at the Civic Club, and at the Colonial Country Club there will be a dance for members and I their guests. A Happy and Successful New Year Awaits You Tenure yourself with a dignified. Interesting and profitable profenalnn. MAI VOI OWM IJfOEPKXDKST INCOME Enroll A aw for Trrm Btglnnlnr January 11, 192ft, at the Harrisburg School of Beauty Culture ffelentlfle InMrartloa, moat modern methndu, rompetent if lending araanla.

Member mt the Aaao elatloa Amerleaa Beaaty Sehaala. CALL OR WniTE MRS. A. M. JOHN SOS, PRINCIPAL 26 North Third Street Harrlabars, Pa.

Bell 8723 Genuine Smokeless Pocahontas Coal fwd by million of Mtlslled householders who will not accept Anthracite aa aubMltnte. a Try it And Be Convinced ff Hat It la Egg, If at aid Per Site Arnold Coal Supply Co. Offle mm4 mr4 Itvd North Cameron Strict "The Home of Real Forahontai Bell Phone M5M Taller 4771 THE Wilson College Club will hold a tea at the Women's Club on Saturday afternoon, and on Saturday night the Harrisburg Country Club will hold its New Year dinner and dance. I know you will agree that the week Is more than, filled for anyone who likes parties and dances! We will probably be wrecks, but it will be in good cause. YU heard, of course, that the David Gilberts are home from their, wedding, trip "and are settled very cosily in their apartment on North Second street.

I saw them in market last Saturday and they looked much thrilled to be really keeping house and marketing for themselves. Virginia looked quite housewifely as she chose her celery and lettuce at one of the stands. WE ARE awfully sofry that the Billy Woods with their three lovely children are not here for the holidays. It would be so wonderful for Mr. and Mrs.

George Etter to have all their children and grandchildren here for Christmas. However, the Franklin Etters are here and. the Clement Kreiders. 1 Lhear that the little Wood baby, which came only a month or so ago, is a darling and that she has red hair. Her name is Lucy.

HAT did good St. Nick bring for you yesterday? 1 SALLY PERSONALS MR. AND MRSl JOSEPH GREEN, Erma Belle Green, John Green and James Green, Pittsburgh, are visiting Mr. Green's mother, Mrs. Adelia Green, 300 Broad street.

MISS RUTH WILLIAMS, Lancaster, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Williams, 1609 Penn street. CHESTER MARTZ, 2311 North Third street; Jack Kelley, 1722 North Second street, and Carl Duncan, 2225 North Third street, are home from Lehigh University' for the Christmas vacation. JOHN FRITCHEY, of the University of Pennsylvania, is with his aunts. Miss Viola Fritchey and Miss Genevra Fritchey, 1726 North Second street, for his vacation.

JAMES KIPP, 1721 North Second street; Ross Bell, 1524 Penn street; William Van Horn, 1632 North Third street; Edwin Gar verich, 626 Curtln street, and John Garland, 1839, North Sixth street, are home from Gettysburg College. RUSSELL ASPER, State College, Keyser, W. has returned to his home, 637 Camp street. PAUL 1935 Penn and? George Dolby, 1919 Penn street, ar.e home from Temple College, Philadelphia, for the holidays. ROSSWELL LYON, 225 South Thirteenth street, a student at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.

is at his home and has as his guest John Blaine, Berkley, Calif. Other Dartmouth students who have returned are Theodore Sellg, 290 North Sixteenth street; Horace Hoke, Third and Woodbine street.1. and John Bogar, 3365 North Sixth street. MIl. AXD MRS J.

C. ASPER, ttZ7 Penn street, visited in Mlllers burg recently. JOSEPH J. MACHLAN. Penn State College, Is at.

his home, 220 Brlggs street. He had as his guest Kenneth. Rife, Boylestown. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Machlan, Philadelphia, spent Christmas with Mr. Machlan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Maehlan, 220 Brlggs street. MISS DOROTHY MARTZ.

Mill City, la spending ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Martz, 2311 North Third street.

WAYNE GRUNDON and Bruce Grundon. 933 North Sixth street; Melvln Lyter. 2015 North Fifth street, and Harold Douglass, 1606 Green street, studenU at Columbia University, are home for the holidays. EDWARD DOUGLASS, 1606 Green street, arrived from Penn State College for the holidays. MISS NAOMI PIPER, 1941 Green street, has gone to Gallitztn and Altoona for ten HARRY MANNING.

Penn State College, is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Manning, 2006 North Fifth street.

JOHN SHERGER, Mercersburg. has arrived at his home, 2023 North Second street, for the Christmas recess. MRS. MRY SHEAFFER, Kilmer, Is passing the winter with her daughter. Mrs.

J. B. Meloy, 1741 North Sixth street. MR. AND MRS.

CHARLES W. HAMMOND, of Bolivar, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Paul Walker, 2606 Main street, Pen 'TILLS THE TOILER r.IISS BAULI TO BE HOST AT DANCE Will Entertain Tonight at Christmas Party at Civic Club Miss. Mariea Baum, 1502 State street, will be hostess to night at a Christmas dance at the Civic Club. Receiving with Miss Baum will be her parents, Mr.

and Baum. Those who have been invited to the dance Include the following: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Williams.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray. Mr. and Mrs.

George MacCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stark, Mr.

and Mrs. Heist Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francis Henning, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Clouser, Mr. and Howard Frickman, Mr. and Joseph I. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Herbert Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henderson, New. York; Miss Dorothy Motter, New York Miss Vera Walters, Miss Helen Zarker; Miss Nancy Keffer, Miss Kathryn Breidenfleld, Miss Florence Burt nett, Miss Virginia Webster, Miss Florence Kaufman, Baltimore; Miss Maree Rita Elscheid, New York; Miss Katherine Dunkleberger, Miss Miriam Becker, Miss Claire E.

Lutz, Miss Mary Starry, Miss Anne Freedman, Miss Emilie Klopp, Miss Helen Robinson, Miss Harriet Jones, Miss Mildred Bushey, Miss Resta Bushey, Miss Katherine Fleming Cherry, Miss Helene Van Burg, Miss Grace Nissley, Miss Katherine Steckley, Miss Mildred Eardly, Miss Elizabeth Banks, Miss Eleanor Delaney, Miss Anne Lam pas, Miss Mildred Gallagher, Miss Betty Todd, Miss Evelyn Kapner, Miss Betty Caplan, Miss Marion Strouse, Miss Mareaner Simms, Miss Ida Louise Gross, Miss Beatrice Malatesta, New York; Miss Mary Jane Gross, Miss Dorothy Ald rich, Miss Margaret McDevitt, Miss Sourbier, Miss Mary Brestel, Miss Alice Martin, Miss Helen Miller, Miss Adele Claster, Miss Eliza Miss Helen Douglas, Miss Mary Edwards, Miss Dorothy Bomberger. Robert Books, Jerome Kelley, Chester Griffith, Robert Lewis, M.Gilbert Johnson, Paul Ulrich, Paul M. Johnson, Leo Smarsh, Ben Kline, Paul Kyle, Al Sax, David McHolland, Lome Bayless, George Sierer, Wendell P. Morganthaler, James Kerne, R. H.

Lyon, H. Delaney, Edw. Schleisner, Henry Nachman, Leon Brenner, Jo. Bren ner and Wm. Donmoyer, Lebanon; H.

Claster, Harold Astrich, Johniirii itt? niMVCD Manbeck, Lester Bushey, John Bo I WILL ulVL Ulln.i gar, Lou Goldstein, Joe Goldstein, William Goldstein, David Alter, Russell Marks, Vance Detweiler, Ells Farber and Leonard Trout, M. Kaufman, Baltimore; Herbert Lud wig, Boston; Albert Markley, Bethlehem; Thomas Murray, Irvin Yoffee, Roland' Adams and Edward Elscheid. announceIarriage of miss rodenhaver Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rodenhaber, 310 Kelker street, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Rodenhaber, to Walker A.

Edmondson, 2006 Berryhill street, yesterday at 3 o'clock at the bride's home. The Rev. D. Sheetz, pastor of Nagle Street Church of God, officiated. Mr.

and Mrs. Clisstor Draben stadt, brother in law and sister of the hrjde, were the attendants. The bride wore an ensemble suit of blue satin with blue satin slippers. Her flowers were sweetheart roses. Mr.

and Mrs. Edmondson.will live at 442 South Fourteenth street, after a wedding trip. ISSUE INVITATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS DANCE Harold Astrich, Clarence Wissler, L. Richard Heagy, James Q. Hand shaw, S.

Edward Moore and C. L. Miller are the committee in charge of the ninth annual Christmas dance to be held Monday night at the Coliseum. The dance which is formal, will be held from 9 to 2 o'clock, and dinner reservations at the 11 o'clock intermission can be made at the Plaza Hotel. Morgac Dudley Joseph Parker Morgan, the ton of Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Morgan, 621 Cumberland street, and Miss Mary May Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dudley, 1221 Bailey street, were married on Thursday night, December 24, at 7.30 oclock. The ceremony was performed by.

the Rev. H. F. Rhoad, pastor, of the State Street United Brethren Church at the parsonage. Mr.

and Mrs. Morgan wll live at 621 Cumberland rtreet. Recent Guest Here. Charles N. Heapes, Columbia, passed yesterday with Mr.

and Mrs. R. B. Reheard, 1945 Green street. CENTRAL HIGH SENIORS FEBRUARY 192 mm NELLIE RICE Nellie Rice, whose home is at 1113 Derry street; is mtmber of the Chemistry Club," Art Club, Junior Red Cross' Ciub and Glee Club.

She was on the. class sta tijnery committee and Cross Word Puzzle Bazaar committee. Nellie was a former student of Engle wood High School, Chicago. She intends to study art at the Art In siitute, Kansas uity, Missouri. MISS HANLENTO WED C.

G. STONE Engagement of Daughter of the Late Christian Hanlen 7 Is Announced Miss Mar S. Hanlen, 110 Locust street, has announced the engagement of her sister, Miss Josephine B. Hanlen to Charles G. Stone, New.

Cumberland. Miss Hanlen, who is a daughter of the late Christian Hanlen is a graduate of St. Mary's Hall, Burlington, N. and is a stenographer for the Harrisburg Trust Company. Mr.

Stone is the son of Mrs. Annie Stone, and is president treasurer of the New Cumberland Box The weddjng date has. not been announced. 1 a AND BRIDGE PARTY The Misses Dorothy and Helen Robispn, 300 Crescent 'street, have issued invitations for a dinner followed by Bridge at Rose's, December 30. I Those invited include: Mrs! Merle Gerd.es, Mrs.

R. E. McCord, Mrs. Ruth O'Neil, Mrs. Paul Huntsberg er, Mrs.

Frank H. Wolfe, Mrs. Jack Froelich, Mrs. A. E.

Fenstemacher, Mrs. 'A. H. Hahn, J. Carson McAllister, Mrs.

Andrew Musser, Mrs. Seeley, the Misses Helen DeWalt, Katherine Edwards, Margaret Mc Devett, Florence Dieffenbach, Catherine Hennessy, Emilie Klopp, Anno SanBaman ITafVior 'nan Beard, Beatrice Tpomey, Lucy Munce, Mary Harris, Ellen Harris, Louise Plank, Helen Yentch, Betty Hobart, Dot Steckley, Blanche Live! jey, Dorothy Long. Miriam Craig low, Eliza Bair, Margaret Peace, Katherine Zarker, Gladys Maria Baum, Helen Owen and Mary Doughman, of Mifflin. "eacter Returns Miss Betty. Knupp, a teacher, in West Newton High School, West moreland county, is with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey E. Knupp, 227 Herr treet Home From College Wendel Hertig Taylor, a senior at Princeton, is spending his holf days with his mother. Dr. Louise H.

Taylor, 1800 North Third street. Hew Invention Saves Millions A Lamp That Burns 94 Air A new oil laup that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better, than gas or electricity, has been tested by ths U. 8. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be, superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up, is simple, safe.

Burns 1)4 air and i common kerosene (coal oil). The Inventor, R. K. Johnson, 642 N. Broad Philadelphia.

offering to send a lamp on 10 days' FRRK trial, or even to give one to the first user In each locality wlm will help him Introduce It. Write him to day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how. you ran get the agency, and without experience or money make $259 to $500 per month, ft Van XT') MANY TO DINE AT COUNTRY CLUB Dinner Parties to Be Given Before the Christmas Dance Dinner parties at the Harrisburg Country Club to night will include those given by Miss Sarah Bailey and Miss Eleanor Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Dr. and Mrs. George R. Moffitt, Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Knisely, and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert. G. Goldsborough. Those who will dine with the Misses Bailey are: Mr. and Mrs.

Fritz Wright, Lieutenant and Mrs. Theodore Woolsey Johnson, Miss Betty Oenslager, Miss Elizabeth Shearer, Miss Catherine Meredith, Miss Louise Hickok, Miss Marion Nell, Miss Winifred Meyers, Miss Harriet Av.tnan, Miss Muriel Gannett, Miss Katharine Rutherford, Miss Avis Ann Hickok, Miss Alice Fox, Miss Mary Fronheiser, Miss Nelle Payne, William S. Bailey, Jack Hart, Gilbert M. Bailey, Charles Vincent Henry, Edwin Harman Tr Woltoy IT noitni Jr christian L. Jennings, Harry Bishop, George W.

Reily, III, George R. Bailey, Robert Smith, Fritz Mercur, Gail Landon, Robert Mercur, Donald Oenslager, Thomas Wickersham, Willard Oenslager, James Merseau, Frank N. Payne, Frank Luddington, William K. Meyers, Kirk Galbraith, Blake Bent, Harden Galbraith, Harold Cook, Lester Hoag. Mr.

and Mrs. Orr' will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hull, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Crossth waite, Hanover, and Mr. and Mrs. R.

Brinser. Mr. and Mrs. Knisely's group will include Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight R. Meigs, Knowville, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kahili, Columbus, Ohio, and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Garfield Smith Parnell Gray The marriage of Miss Bessie Iva Gray, East Waterford, and Carl Otto Parnell, Milfiintown, was solemnized Thursday at noon at the parsonage of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev. A.

S. Luring officiated. Aafter a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell will live in Mifflin town.

Marguerite A. TaT. II II FORMER NURSERY HOME GUESTS 'VE CHRISTMAS PARTY Eight former residents of the Nursery Home guests at the Home during the Christmas holiday. These children who have been living in' private homes are: Emma DeHart, Dorothy Metz, Florence Kosher. Katherine Heck ert.

Warren Yost, Lily Yost, Ruth Metz and Kathryn Yost. The forty four children of the Home with their guests had their annual Christmas party Wednesday night, with the directors as hosts. Miss Laura Beltz, superintendent of the Home, who is spending her tenth and last Christmas with the children, was in charge of the party. The program was given by Miss Helen Mowery, reader; an orches tra of twenty two pieces from the Lincoln School, under the direction of Miss' Anne Cole six pupils of Miss Ada Dickinson's school and nine from Miss Louise Williamson's room of the Lincoln School. With Parent! For Christtmas Frederick Morganthaler, Lafayette College, is with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick L. Morganthaler, 2815 North Second street, for tie Christmas vacation. SPECIAL 91.50 TABLE D'HOTE DINNER $1.50 SATaUxd A Of A7A 12 NOON SUNDAY, tLtJiA. i0 p0, MUSIC BY THE PLAZA ORCHESTRA rWMMnatM J.

B. JVlUiM'l'GOMERY Bell 8181 Third and i Walton and Frances K. Enterline of the LA WALTON CHAPEAU 227 N. Second St. Wish to Announce On and after January Third, their shop will Parkside Building, at 232 Locust street near known as the 1 Marguerite et Francette IMPORTERS Exclusive Millinery Trimmings and Novelties By Here For Christmas 7 Miss Helen Underwood.

Coates cille, and H. F. Underwood, Kittan ning, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Underwood, 2331 Green street. College Students Return William Steckley, of the George Washington University. Washington, is with his Mr. and Mrs.

William Steckley, 1906 North Second street. WiU Go tTPitUfeurgh Miss Anna D. Schampan, 1417 North Third street, will attend a Sunday School Chautauqua at the Hptel Schenley, Pittsburgh, December 27 to 31. Returns to Yonngstown Mrs. G.

K. Fried has returned to her home in Youngstown, Ohio, after a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Schampan, 1417 North Third i Chicken and Waffles Every Sundav 1 Manhattan Restaurant 315 317 Market St. "Where the Kitchen Talks" Chestnut Sts. Valley 2345 be located in the Third, and will be Maison Russ Westover yr m. TgL 1 9 1 thi QfckYiE thS 1 Viu'j I LET' fe aiho DD I M'M Q0M6 (HOOf MCktlj NiO. BUBbl ES I V'M AUU UTEM GERE I'M HAVIMQ A ELSE GAK1.

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