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10 MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 2, 1937 HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH Jnhoucifc RADIO PROGRAM ,1 to Itoniar Tim, Met: All program! to kwr and bails coMt to coast to dMifnations WHP P. M. 5.00 CBS American Cup Races. 5.15 CBS Four Stars. 5.30 HBG Piano Harmonies.

5.35 CBS Sports Resume. 5.45 HBG George Hall and his Orch. 6.00 HBG Dinner Concert Rosario Bourdon and his Orchestra. 6.15 CBS Song Time with Hollace Shaw and Ray Heatherton. 6.30 HBG Baseball Results by Nobe Frank.

6.40 HBG Stock Market Reports. 6.45 HBG Your Radio News Extra Trans Radio Service. 6.58 HBG Weather Report. 7.00 HBG Labor News. 7.15 HBG Organ Interlude.

7.30 CBS Pipe Smoking Time with Pic and Pat, Ed Roecker and Benny Krueger's Orch. 8.00 CBS Columbia's Shakespeare Cycle "Taming of the Shrew." 9.00 HBG Music by Grofe. 9.30 CBS Your Neck of the Woods Pennsylvania. 10.00 HBG Hotel Bolton Orchestra. 10.15 HBG Trans Radio News.

10.20 CBS Ozzie Nelson and his Orch. 10.30 CBS Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra. 11.00 CBS Bob Crosby and his Orch. 11.30 CBS Franke Masters and his Orchestra. 12.00 Sign off.

Tuesday, August 8 A. M. 7.30 HBG Morning Alarm Bright Music News Time. 8.00 CBS Dear Columbia. 8.25 CBS Press Radio News.

8.30 CBS Richard Maxwell Songs of Cheer. 8.45 HBG The Dreamers. 9.06 HBG Mary Fountain at the Organ. WKB0 P. M.

8.00 Sports Column of the Air. 8.15 World Dances. 8.30 Bob Hoover Songs. 8.45 "Make Hbg. 9.00 Radio Auction.

9.15 Rhythm and Romance. 9.30 True Detective Story. 10.00 Dance Time. 10.30 World Entertains. 11.00 Program Summary Sign Tuesday A.

M. 8.00 Good Morning Program. 8.20 Musical Clock. 9.00 Farm Flashes. Off.

NBC WEAF (RED) NETWORK ASIC East: weaf wnae wtio wjar wtag wcsh kyw wfbr wrc wgy wben wca wtam wwj wsai wdel; Midwest I ksd wmaq who wow wdaf wire kstp; Mountain: koa kdyl; Pacific: kfl kgw komo khq kpo kgu OPTIONAL (stations operate interchangeably on either RED or BLUE networks); BASIC East: wlw wfea wsan work wcol; Mic'west: wood wgl wgbf wbow webc ksoo kans. OTHER OPTIONAL STATIONS Canadian) erct cfcf; Central: wcfl wtmj wlba wday kfyr; South; wtar wptf wis wjax wfla wsun wiod wsoo wfbo wwno wese wave wsm wmc wsb wapl wsmb wjdx kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc woai kths kgbx ktbs kark kgnc; Mountain! kglr kghl ktar; Pacific: kfbk kwg kmj kern Cent. East. 1:30 4:30 Don Winslow of the Navy 1:45 4:45 Little Jackie Heller, Songs 4:00 6:00 Mario Cozzi Song Prog. 4:30 6:30 Press Radio News Period 4:35 6:35 Ford Bond en Baseball weaf; Three Sisters network 4:45 5i45 Billy Betty weaf; Arty HallTadio Rubes other stations 10 6:00 Amos 'n' Andy east; Don Fernando and Hit Orchestra west 1:15 6:15 Uncle Ezra Radio Station 1:80 6:30 Movie Pilot weaf; Midge Williams and Her Songs network 1:45 6:45 Passing Pa, ad weal wmaq wow; Royalists network 1:00 7:00 Burns and Allen east: Eddie Varzos and Orchestra west 7:30 Margaret Speaks Recital 7:00 8:00 Fibber MeGee 4.

Mollit 7:30 8:30 Phil Spitalny I the Girls :00 1:00 F. Black Concert also 1:30 9:30 Al Donahue Orchestra east: Burns and Allen west repeat 1:00 10:00 Jerry Blaine Orchestra east: Amos 'n Andy went repeat 9:30 10:30 Emery Deutsch Orchestra 12:22 12 :0 Larry Burke, the Tenor 10:06 11:08 To Be Announced (22 10:30 11:30 Trump Davidson Orch. CBS WABC NETWORK BASIC East: wabe wade woko wcao weei wgr wkbw wkrc whk wir wdrc wcau wjas wpro wfbl wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wfbm kmbe kmox whai kfab krnt EAST wbn wpg whp whec wore cfrb ekae wlbt wmas wesg wnbf wlbi wkbn whio wgbl DIXIE wgst wsfa wbre wqarr wdod klra wrec wlae wwl wtoo krld ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wbig wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs wmhr wala ktul kpko weoa wdne wnox kwkh know wmmm wjno wcha wpar wmai wcoa wrva MIDWEST wmM wiaa wlbw kfk Tonight's Shakespearean Play Gives WHP Audience 'The Taming of the Shrew' Edward G. Robinson, screen hero, and Frieda Inescourt, fiery little Scotch actress, will be co starred as the warring newly weds. Petruchio and Katherine, in "The Taming of the Shrew" over the Columbia network and WHP tonight from 8 to 9 o'clock.

They will be supported by a large cast of players including such stars at Charles "Brown, cast as the rowdy commentator, Christopher Sly; Walter Kingsford as Katherine's long suffering father, Batista; Andy Devine as Grumio, Grumio ANDY DEVINE I 'v I Ml Daylight Maw hour Mr chain or group thereof unlM include all available tatlaa. 9.15 HBG To be announced. 9.30 CBS Winston and Button Twin Piano team. 9.45 CBS Madison Ensemble. 10.00 HBG Tropic Serenade.

10.15 CBS The Captivatora. 10.30 CBS "Big Sister." 10.45 CBS Aunt Jennie's Real Life Stories. 11.00 HBG Kitty Keene, Inc. 11.15 CBS Your News Parade Edwin C. Hill.

11.30 HBG The Honeymooners. 11.45 HBG Edward McHugh The Gospel Singer. 12.00 HBG Allan Rhoades and hit Orchestra. P. M.

12.15 Noon Edition Trans Radio News. 12.28 HBG Stock Market Reports. 12.29 HBG Weather Report. 12.30 HBG Luncheon Revue. 1.00 HBG "Ma Perkins." 1.15 HBG The Lonely Troubadour.

1.30 CBS America's Cup Races. 1.45 CBS Between the Bookends Ted Malone. 2.00 CBS Theater Matinee. 2.15 CBS America's Cup Races. 2.30 CBS Columbia's Concert Hall Story of a Song.

3.00 CBS Bob Bryon Songs. 3.15 CBS The Novelteers. 3.30 CBS America's Cup Races. 3.45 CBS Sing and Swing with Carlton Kelsey and his Orchestra. 4.00 CBS Ray Heatherton Songs.

4.15 CBS Science Service Serjes. 4.30 CBS St: Louis Syncopators. 4.45 CBS Drama of the Swies. 5.00 CBS America's Cup Races. 5.15 CBS All Hands on Deck.

5.30 HBG Piano Harmonies. 5.35 HBG Sports Resume. 5.45 HBG George Hall and his Orch. 9.15 String Ensemble. 9.30 Palmyra Community Program.

10.00 Radio Auction. 10.15 Three Merry Men. 10.30 The Rev. Dr. Harry E.

Schaffer Devotions. 11.00 Program Summary Sign Off. 3.00 Tea Time Tunes. 4.00 Mechanicsburg Community Program. 4.30 Swing Your Partner.

4.45 Beckie Delson Songs. 5.00 Hits and Encores. 5.15 Stitt's Varieties. 5.25 Baseball Scores. 5.30 Dinner Dance Music.

6.00 Program Summary Sign Off. wkbb wtaq wkbh wcco Wabt kscj wnas woe MOUNT. kvor kli koh ksl kgvo kfbk COAST knx koln kol kfpy kvi ksfo koy ent. East. 1:30 4:30 Doris Kerr, Songs basic; Kathryn Craven Interviews west 3:45 4:45 Nora Stirling's Program 4:00 6:00 Howard Phillips, Baritona 4:15 8:15 Four Stars, Girls' Vocals 4:30 6:30 Press Radio News Period 4:35 6:35 Paul Douglas and Sporta 4:45 6:45 George Hall Orchestra 8:00 6:00 The Poetic Melodies east; Not So Long Ago west 6:15 6:15 Songs and Hollace Shaw 8:30 6:30 Del Casino, Tenor wabo; Neal O'Hara Gazette New England; Jack Shannon, Tenor chain 8:45 6:45 Boake Carter's Comment 6:00 7:00 Horace Heidt's Brigadiers 6:30 7:30 Pick and Pat Fun basic; Jack and Paul of Chicago west 6:45 7:45 The Aeolian Trio west 7:00 8:00 CBS Shakespeare to 8:00 9:00 Wayne King Waltx to 8:30 9:30 Carl Carmer's Program 9:00 10:00 Andre Baruch, Comment waDc; Tea vewia 'wrcnra dbsic; i oeirc meiuuivv west ivircAi 8:3010:30 Bernie Cummin Orch.

basic; Pick and Pat west repeat 10:0011:00 Bob Crosby Orchestra basic; Al Tract Orchestra west 10:30 11:30 Chas. Qaylord Orchestra 11:00 12:00 Organ and Dance west NBC WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK BASIC East! wji wbx wbsa wbal wham kdka wgar wxys wlw wsyr wmal wfil waby webr wcky wspd wean wice wleu; Midwest: wenr wis kwk koil wren wmt kso wowo wtcn; Mountain: klo kvod kghf; Pacific: kgo kfsd kex kga keca kjr (NOTE: Be WEAF NBC far optional list of atatlona.) Cent. East. 1:30 4:30 The tinging Lady cast; Will Hollander A Orchestra west 1:45 4:46 H. Middleman Orchestra 4:00 8:00 News; U.

S. Army Band 4:30 6:30 Press Radio Nsws Period 4:35 5:35 The Reveler wji only Clark Dennis, Ttnor Sole netwk. 4:45 8:45 Lowell Thomas east; The Ranch Boy and Songs west 8:00 6:00 Hughie Barrett Orchestra 8:30 6:30 Lum Abner east only; John Htrriek, Baritone Solo west 1:45 6:45 Sisters of Skillet wji; John Herrick, Baritone network :00 7:00 The Good Time Society 6:30 7:30 Goldman' Band Concert 7:30 8:30 Eugene O'Neill Drama 8:30 8:30 National Forum by Radlt). 9:00 10:00 New; Jolly Coburn Orch. 9:30 10:30 Eddie Varzos A Orchestra 10:0011 :00 Th Crawford Orchestra I 10:30 11 :30 M.

Frtderlek' Orchestra servant to the shrew; William Austin, one of Bianca's disappointed suitors, Hortensio; Ernes tine de Becker, Katherine's gen tie sister, Bianca; Robert Fraser, the innocent bystander, Vincen tio; Ethel Mantel! will play the saucy widow and Conway Tearle wm nil his regular part as nar rator. Brewster Morgan is the director. Aimougn Kooinson has never appeared in Shakespeare since he enacted the quarrel scene from "Julius Caesar" as his entrance examination for the American Academy of Dramatic Art years ago, he can repeat most of the Bard's plays by heart. Moreover, his he man roles in such films as "Little Caesar," "Five Star Final" and the current "Kid Galahad" have well fitted him for his por trayal of the swashbuckling, hard hitting Petruchio. Although Miss Inescourt has been in motion pictures for the last several years Boulevard," "Mary of Scotland," and "Give Me Your she is still remembered by Shakes peare lovers for her briliant per formance as Portia In George Ar liss' Broadway production of "The Merchant of Venice." Arthur Godfrey's Idea of good rehearsal is to have moat of the difficult routine mastered before the actual pre broBdca.it session, so that the time can be spent in casual conversation that fre quently stimulates last minute im promptu twists that give set script added sparkle.

Smiling Voice Billie Bailey, the auburn haired voice teacher who deserted a fashionable Milwaukee school to become a network star, is to be the guest of Walter O'Keefe's Town Hall show on Wednesday night over NBC Red web. Miss Bailey is well known in Central Pennsylvania through her Metropolitan Parade programs on WHP's early morning schedule. TED MALONE BEGINS NEW SERIES AT NEW TIME THROUGH WHP Ted Malone, Columbia's popular reader of poetry, will be heard in five broadcasts each week at a new time, beginning today. His programs of poetry, prose, and philosophy entitled "Between the Bookends" will be heard on WHP and the nationwide Columbia network from 1.45 to 2 p. Mondays through Fridays.

Malone, who specializes in an intimate approach to his poetry and philosophy during these microphone "visits," will add to his store of nominations for an "American Poetry Album" throughout the series. Also to be featured are the poems and stories of writers whose birthdays fall on the dates of the broadcasts. SHORT WAVE MONDAY, AUGUST 2 Santiago, Chile 4 p. m. Se lected Music and News.

CB615, 24.3 12.30 meg. Tokio 4.45 p. m. Entertain ment. JZJ, 25.4 11.80 or JZK, 19.9 15.1 meg.

Rome 6.00 p. m. News in Eng lish; opera; "The Italian Risorgi mento Giuseppe Mazzini," a talk; folk songs; 2RO's "Mail Bag." 2RO, 25.4 11.81 meg. London 6.20 p. m.

"The West Indies," a musical and descriptive tour. GSP, 19.6 15.31 GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSF, 19.8 15.14 GSD, 25.5 11.75 meg. Moscow 7.00 p. m. A political review.

RAN, 31.2 9.6 meg. Prague, Czechoslovakia 7.30 p. m. F. Skvor; Suite from the ballet: Doctor Faust.

OLR4A, 25.34 11.84 meg. Caracas 8.00 p. m. Orquesta Capitolio. YV5RC, 51.7 5.8 meg.

Berlin 8.30 p. m. For the short wave amateur. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. London 9.45 P.

m. Scenes from "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare. GSG, 16.8 17.79 GSI, 19.6 15.26. GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. Paris 10.00 p.

m. Musical recordings. TPA4, 25.6 11.72 meg. Buenos Aires, Argentine 11.00 p. m.

Dance Music. LRX, 31.06 9.66 meg. Vancouver 1 2.00 Mid. Mood Reminiscent. CJRO.

48.7 6.15 CJRX, 25.5 11.72 meg. Tokio 12.45 a. m. Popular songs. JZK, 19.9 15.1 meg.

Lyndhurst, Australia 4.30 a. National program. VK3LR, 31.3 9.58 meg. About 29 per cent, of the air craft, including engines and parts, manufactured in the U. S.

last year, was sold to foreign coun tries. The Shrew FRIEDA LNESCOIBT RADIO FLASHES Judging from the hundreds of requests received daily at WKBO, the popular hit tunes of the day as far as WKBO's Tea Time Tun ers are concerned "Twilight in Turkey," "The Merry Go 'Round Broke Down," "Blue Hawaii," "Cherry Blossom Lane," and Hoagy Carmichael's old faithful "Stardust" are in the lead. Never a day goes by without the tele nhone rineine with reauests for these popular numbers. It keeps the office force "on the go" the entire hour trying to take all these calls. In order to set aside a special time in which requests can be handled, the program manager has reserved every Thursday and Saturday afternoon as request programs.

On all other days the Tea Time Tune hour will be made un in advance and requests will not be played unless, of course, they are already on the schedule. 1 The Tamer EDWARD G. ROBINSON RADIO DAY BY DAY Time is Eeastern Standard. New York, Aug. 2, VP) A com mentator who cannot see is act ing listeners' spokesman in the NBC broadcasts of America's cup races, now under way off Newport, R.

I. It is his job to make technical and other terms clear to anyone whether a yacht fan or not. Selected for the post is blind Frank Nelson Barry, a resident of Newport for twenty years and who long has been keenly inter ested in boating despite his handi cap. Barry's post of "observation" is the master control board feeding the network, where he can hear everything the announcers, stationed at various points along or in planes above the race course, have to say. Whenever anything comes along that might cause some listeners to wonder what, he can break in to ask the speaker to explain.

He does this via a special two way short wave circuit connecting each one. A series of discussions under the general theme of "How New and Proposed Legislation Affects Your Pocketbook" will start Wednesday afternoon on CBS. The first speaker is Dr. Williard L. Thorp, economic authority, who will talk about the Robinson Pat man Act.

Tuning in tonight (Monday): Drama. CBS 8, Shakespeare, Edward G. Robinson and Frieda Inescourt in "Taming of the WJZ NBC, 8.30, Eugene O'Neill play, Helen Hayes and James Meighan in "Beyond the Horizon." Talk WJZ NBC 9.30, Radio Forum, Senator Robert F. Wagner on the Wagner Housing BilL WEAF NBC 7. Burns and Allen (West repeat at 9.30); 7.30 Alfred Wallenstein concert; 8, Fibber McGee and Molly; 8.30, Phil Spit alny's girls; 9, Roy Shield concert; 10.30, Emery Deutsch orchestra.

WABC CBS 6.15, Song Time; 7, Heidt's Brigadiers; 9, Wayne King's waltz; 9.30, Carl Carmer on the White Mountains of New Hampshire; 10.30, Bernie Cummins orchestra. WJZ NBC 6, Hughie Barrett's orchestra: 7, Good Times Society; 7.30, Goldman Band; 10, Jolly Coburn Music; 11, Don Bestor and orchestra. What to expect Tuesday; America's cup races WOR MBS, 10.30 and 11.30 a. 12 noon, 3 and 5.45 p. WJZ NBC 11.30 a.

12.25, 1.30 and about 2.30 p. WABC CBS 1, 1.30, 2.15, 3.30. WEAF NBC 5.15. WEAF NBC 1, Matinee Musl cale; 3, Lorenzo Jones, sketch; 4.15, choir sympohnet. WABC CBS 2.30, Story of the Song; 3.4S Sing and Swing; 4.45, Drama of the Skies.

12.30, Farm and Home Hour; 1.35, NBC Music Guild; 4, Al Bernard's program. Som Tuesday short waves: TPA2 Paris 9.30 a. "Karl and Anna." play; JZJ, JZK, Tokio, 4.43 p. dance music; W2XAF Schenectady, 8.33, short wave mail bag; GSP, GSO, GSF, GSD London 7. "Cupid and the Diplomat," comedy; CB960, Santiago, Chile, 8.43, Symphony and opera DJD Berlin, 8.43, German radio! exhibition; GSG, GSI, GSD, GSP, London.

9 World Affairs: YV5RC Caracas 9, quartet: CJRO. CJRX Winnipeg. 12.30. Old Time Frolic: JZK Tokio, 12.45, tongs of Japan. ANNUAL PICNIC AT CAMP SNORE The annual Davenport lunch picnic was held at Camp Snore, Perry county, yesterday.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Davenport, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Magnani, Frank Davenport, John Grassa, Dillon Yeingst, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beck, Harvey McBride, Joe Stumpf, Salley Enders, Edythe Houtz, John Lovell, Homer Uhler, Alice Zuck, Kenneth Hoover, Ralph Klinger, Dennison Baker, Robert Helfrich, Anna Williamson, Vivian Lutz, George Baker, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Baker, Maurice Wolfe, Ray Ensminger, John Cunko, Don Thompson, Miriam Enders, Viola Potteiger, L. Sheetz, Charles Dipner, John Matlack, Vivian Yan Orner, Floyd Packer, W. R. Simpson, Marko Kostelac, Glenn Nunnemaker, Herman Mc Allister, George Blymire, Mary Drake, Ida Crum, Dorothy Whittle, Edward Buser, Olivea Bom gardner, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Bair, Elverda Garber, Richard George Richard Brown, Charles Hurst, Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, Grace Tress ler, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Payne, James McPherson, Paul Stoner, Theodore Still, Don Clements, Hugh Lewis, Max Yarnall, Thelma Shoap, Charles Craver, Mary Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guisti, Charles Soles, Loyd Parsons, George Naccarato, Leah Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Shelley, Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Lenhart, James Rowe, Edward Nocholas, C.

B. Stokes, S. C. Beelman, Harry Reel, Charles Lend, Clair Bair, James Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.

James Lan gan, Helen Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davenport, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Wil liam Zumbro, Roy Kent, William Swartz, James Baisch, Edward Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Einzig, T. Gumpher, Charles Beck, Sylvan Lee Sheely, Richard Du Puy, R. Miller, L. Stoner, E. Snyder, H.

King, R. Garland, E. Graves, R. Dunlap, L. Weber, D.

Conloy, R. Graham, Wilbur Orris, E. H. Shelley, Eli Herman, Dan Grissinger, J. Long, S.

Otstot, Lyman Kline, John Farro and S. C. Taylor. From Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Wooster, Mr. and Mrs John Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boris, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ethridge, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sari and Mr.

and Mrs A. W. Clark. ENGAGED The engagement has been an nounced of Miss Elizabeth Ann Macintosh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Macintosh, of 1310 North Hanover street, Carlisle, to Theodore Francis Eichhorn of Erie. Miss Macintosh is an active member of the Junior Auxiliary to the Carlisle Hospital and attended the Shippensburg State Teachers' College and the Phila delphia School of Design for Women. Mr. Eichhorn is a former star athlete at Dickinson College and Bellefonte Academy.

He is graduate of Dickinson College and the Dickinson School of Law. No date has been set for the wed' ding. STYLE SMILES "Henry's decided to quit smoking. I threw away all his pipes!" We trust Henry falls in line with her Idea as eagerly as women are expected to fall in line for this lovely new fall blouse soon to appear in crepe and satin. Actually, it's the top of d'you remember? the Duchess of Windsor's wedding gown.

Significant of the fall mode, too, is the distinctive use of draping, as seen on the right. Vertical draping at shoulder and waist for bust and skirt fullness and horizontal draping at neckline. Copyright 1937. Esqulrt features. Inc.

I Wish to Announce to my friends and to the public, that I am not the C. C. Baker, Undertaker, who is a Democratic candidate for Coroner of Dauphin County. Am Not Atplring to Any Office! CHARLES C. BAKER Funeral Third A Maria? SI.

Married In New Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Romberger who were married yesterday in St. Theresa's Catholic Church, New Cumberland. Mrs.

Romberger is the former Miss Betty Craig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Craig, 906 Third street, New Cumberland. SHENK FAMILY HAS ELECTION New officers of the Shenk family, elected at the nineteenth annual reunion Saturday at Willow Mills Park are, president, Edward Shenk, Dillsburg; first vice president, Nelson Maus, Harrisburg; second vice president, Mrs. Alice Shenk, Harrisburg; third vice president, Mrs.

Anna Shenk Baugher, Aspers; secretary, Warren Maus, Harrisburg; treasurer, Oscar Baugher, Aspers; historian, Mrs. Ruth Bruce, Harrisburg; press committee, Henry Bruce, Harrisburg; Miss Vivina Long, I Shippensburg, and Mrs. Ethel Brehm, Chambersburg; social com mittee, Mrs. Marie Oran, Steelton, and Miss Dorothy Barbour, Carlisle. 3 IN POCONOS Mrs.

Josiah F. Reed, 508 North Second street, her aunt, Mrs. F. C. McMorris, of Duncannon, and her daughters, Jane and Anne, spent several days at Lenape ViL lage, on Fairview Lake Tafton, Pike county, in the Poconos.

The sons of Mrs. Reed, Billy and Jesse, have spent the past month at Camp Lenape for boys, located on Fairview Lake. Mrs. W. S.

Hurlock, of Harrisburg, with her daughter, Mrs ueorge h. Hoffman and sons, George and William Hoffman, are spending their summer vacation at Lenape Village, an adult camp in the Poconos. By Gretchen Director Hsrrinbari, Pa. Cumberland pill 9 GROUP ATTENDS CAMPMEETING A group from the Women's Missionary Society of the Harris Street Evangelical Church attended the Adamstown campmeet ing last week. The speaker was the Rev.

Burley Estridge, a stu dent of the Red Bird mission sta tion, Kentucky. Among the group were: Mrs. J. S. Stamm, Miss Lillian Graeff, Mrs.

M. E. McCrossin, Mrs. De Terb, Mrs. N.

E. Blake, Mrs. E. Schilling, Mrs. Charles Sheaffer, Mrs.

I. N. Winters, the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph F.

Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wolford, Mrs. E. G.

Frye, Miss Emma Messinger, Mrs. G. L. Schaller, Mrs. Fairy Beshore, Mrs.

J. F. Rowe, Mrs. Edward Foltz and Mrs. J.

N. Collins. 3 BRUAW REUNION The fourteenth annual reunion of the Bruaw family will be held Sunday, August 8 at Williams Grove Park. A program will begin at 2 o'clock. Robert J.

Bruaw, of 3761 Derry street is president of the association. AT PIKETOWN Mr. and Mrs. Troupe H. Zeth of 227 State street who have taken a cottage at Piketown for the sum mer, will arrive in town today for the weekend.

HORSE SHOW IN POCONOS Of local interest is the eighth annual Pocono Mountains Horse ha kol Ananct 10 20 and 21 at Mount Pocono for the benefit of the Monroe County General Hospital in East Strouds burg. A $3000 prize list has been announced by the American Horse Show Association, sponsors of the show. LUNCHEON FOR MRS.Jv10TTIER Mrs. Robert L. Woodcock of 2607 North Second street, entertained at a small luncheon party at her home this afternoon in honor of Mrs.

Jessie Mottier, of Terre Haute, who has been the guest for the past several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Reed, 2801 North Front Lehrman Caplan Mr.

and Mrs. Maurire Canlan of Baltimore have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Florence Caplan to Max Lehrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lehrman, 2114 North Third street. The ceremony was performed last Sunday in the Southern Hotel, Baltimore, by the Rev.

Israel Tabak, rabbi of Shaarai Zion Congregation, assisted by the Rev." David I. Silver, rabbi of Kesher Israel Congregation of this city. The bride who. was given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white chantilly lace, made with long trin. Her, veil of tulle, had a cap of lace and was trimmed with orange blossoms and she carried gardenias.

Miss Julia Caplan, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor wearing a gown raspberry marquisette and carrying Jacob Lehrman was his brother's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Lehrman after their wedding trip will live in this city. Mr.

Lehrman is associated with his father in the Harrisburg Grocery Company. WOMEN WHO HOLD THEIR MEN NEVER LET THEM KNOW XTO matter how much your k. i uacK acnes ana your nvrves cream, your husband, because ha la only a man, can never under tand why you are so hard to live with one week in every month. Too often the honeymoon express is wrecked by the nagging tongue of a three quarter wife. The wise woman never lets her husband know by outward sign that she is victim of periodic pain.

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