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WEDNESDAY EVENING HARRISBURG t4Si TELEGRAPH JUNE 26, 1940 Constance Bridal Attendants Listed 12 Ryder's List Scouts For Camping One Week Period Opens Sunday at Pine Grove Pine Grove Girl Scout Camp will be opened to Scouts on Sunday for a single week period to be followed by two week periods for the summer. This week. Brownies are in camo. Scouts who will be in camp next week are as follows: Jean Ackerman, Harriet Albert, Barbara Alfred, Jacqueline Allen, Shirley Balthaser, Nancy Jean Barnes, Helena Barrett, Elaine Beahr, Patricia Belknap, Corrine Berger, Carolyn Bobb, kiizabetn Bobb, Patricia Borges, Dorothy Bowman, Elva Bowman, Carol Bureman, Barbara Burtner, Isabel Carpenter, Dorothy Cohick, Anna L. Cooper, Kathryn Cooper, Joan Craig, Suzanne Craig, Mary Daniels, Faye Dengler, Pat Dono hoe, Lois Ebersole, Christine Ebert, Isabel Elicker, Joan Far rell, Jeanne Fee, Mary Jane Fink enbinder, Peggie Fortenbaugh, Barbara Fox, Mary Fries, Audrey Geidt, Gloria Giannelli, Ann Gilbert, Doris Jean Gindlesperber, Elizabeth Green, Alice Ann Gregg, Edythe Abbie Gruff, Nancy Haines, Betty Lou Hardinger, Marian Hertman, Marilyn Hartz, June L.

Heckman, Martha Jane Heist, Dorothy Hendricks, Shirley Hoffner, Elinor Hoppe, Nancy Hummel, Dorothy Hummelbaugh, Patricia Jones, Patricia Kain, Niceta Kenny, Mable Kilgore, Betty Killinger, Louise Kintzer, Jeanne Kline, Mary Louise Koe nig, Marilyn Kuhns, Anna Mae Lambert, Evelyn Leiby, Mary Lou Leusch, Jessica Lightner, Joy Livingston, Shirley Lorah, Elizabeth Lower, Jean McCarthy, Elaine McCormick, Margaret McMahon, Patricia McMahon, Marie Manerie, Mary Kathryn Mannix, Patricia Mannix, Martha Markey, Kath ryn Marshall, Mary Ann Marsico, Doris Jean Morgan, Jeanne Mow rey, Mary Alice Mumma, Henrietta Patterson, Phyllis Peiffer, Mary Jane Raubenhold, Arlene Redstone, Jean Redstone, Patsy Rice, Frances Roads, Mary Roebuck, Rachel Ann Roth, Virginia Schaeffer, Doris Schuchman, Louise Seitzinger, Julia Ann Sharon, Jeanette Sheaffer, Marian Shelley, Betty Mae Sides, Grace M. Smith, Betty Smyser, Geraldine Snavely, Agnes Soulliard, Josephine Spangler, Elaine Stepp, Barbara Ann Stone, Janet Marie Stoner, Geraldine Stouffer, Virginia Doris Tekos, Carol Thomas, Beverly Tibbens, Nancy Turner, Nancy Louise Umberger, Margaret Van Ness, Barbara Weaver, Mary Webb, Phyllis Wiles, Orpha Woodell, Geraldine Yingst, Connie Yoffee. MEET ME SATURDAY'S BOB FOHL'S 210 WALNUT Complete Entertainment 3 to 5 We pledge ourselves to the new 7 fl fl precisioned timed by the "GUARDIAN EYE" a Zotoe, the machineless permanent, 1 not only the most comfortable but most natural looking. It Is now made more lasting by the new "Guardian Eye." The Instant each curl is completely bathed In clean colorless vapor, two red discs on the Vapet signal our operator by an amazing change of color. Your permanent mast be deep, more uniform and more lasting.

Make your appointment today and be sure to ask for the ih new Zotos tf I All Other Styles $3.95 to $7.50 The Wolfe Shop 211 North Second St. HEALTH 7 Up to 'A a of at "fM 32 fcV x. mm I i 1 in illjlHl Shahian. Miss Constance Ryder and her attendants for her marriage to Q. Rice Cowman, on Saturday in Pine Street Presbyterian Church above.

Left to right: Diane Duf field, flower girl; the bride; Miss Betty Troup, maid of honor; Miss Betty Neale, bridesmaid; below, Miss Gertrude Reynolds, Mrs. Bailey Leavenworth, Miss Emelene Nead, bridesmaids, and Mrs. Gibson Dailey, matron of honor. Jean Wilson Guest at Shower Miss Jeanne Wilson whose mar. raige to Craig Rogers will take place August 4 was guest of honor at a surprise shower held recently.

The hostesses were Miss Ruth Nichols, Miss Dorothy Springer and Miss Peggy Lynch. Others present were Miss Sally Osman, Miss Mary Elizabeth Husic, Miss Grayce Wilson, Miss Gertrude Lynch, Miss Pauline Thrush, Miss Rose Hoban, Miss Jean Ashby, Miss Eva Boucher, Miss Hattie Stangle, Mrs. Pauline Runyeon and Mrs. 1 i Adamms. Hughes Shaffer Dr.

William T. Hughes, and Miss Helen M. Shaffer, both of Hollidaysburg, were married by the Rev. Cyrus S. Nonemaker Saturday in the North Street Church of God.

The attendants were, Miss Pauline Shaffer and Statler Vipond, also of Hollidaysburg. Dr. Hughes is a son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, of Hollidaysburg, and received his D. D.

S. degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Hughes the daughter Mrs. J.

B. Treese, of Hollidays burg, is a graduate of the Juniata College, Huntingdon, and is secre tary of the Y. W. C. A.

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3rd St (Just Below State) Phone 7838 Tscliaikowski Centenary to Be Hpnored in Club Program DEAR MARIAN: The program committee of the Wednesday Club is al ready hard at work on next year's concerts. Mrs. James W. Minick is chairman. While most of the details of the year's work remain to be completed, it has been decided to have one or more of the artist member concerts in the afternoon, instead of limiting them to the evening.

Other plans include a Tschai kowsky centenary program and an all Mozart concert. On the committee with Mrs. Minick are Mrs. Lloyd V. White, president of the club who is member ex officio; Mrs.

John C. Reed, Mrs. William A. Good, Miss Margaret Schmidt, Miss Eugenia Webster and Mrs. Ernest Keys.

Mr. and Mrs. Minick will leave next Tuesday by motor for Black River Falls, Wisconsin where they will be guests of Mr. Minick's brother in law and sister, Mr. end Mrs.

Hans Hanson, at their summer home. Their homeward journey will be by way of the shores of the Great Lakes. Dean Minick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Minick, spends the summer at Cedar Pines Camp, near Wil liamsport.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leighton of Penn Manor will spend the coming weekend at Boothbay Harbor, Me. Mr. and Mrs.

George Mitchell of Stoneham, will come tomorrow for a visit with Mrs. Mitchell's son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Bagley, 2505 North Second street, mr.

ana Mrs. Mitcneu are on their way home from their winter home in Ormond, Fla. Susanna Bagley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron W.

Bagley is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Li. m. Shepp, in Millersburg.

Have just had a delightful talk with Mrs. Emile van Goidtsnoven Day Camp Arlea Opens For Season The opening day of the Girl Scout Day Camp period, brought twenty intermediate Scouts seven ten senior Girl Scouts and five non Scouts to Camp Arlea, Fox lea, yesterday. Miss Helen Kochenderfer. Day Camp director, supervised regis tration for the first four day pe riod and outlined the program. The volunteer members of her staff have adopted a Pennsylva nia Dutch theme for the camp ing season and the program will include the making of hooked rugs, finger puppets and dried grass pillows; clay modeling round singing and swimming.

Plan Festival The Young People's Department of the Redeemer Lutheran Sunday School will hold a festival, Thursday night, at the parsonage, Nineteenth and Kensington streets. Cake, candy, ice cream and soft drinks will be on sale. There will also be a fish pond. A motion picture, "With the Middleton's at the New York World's Fair" will be shown. In case of inclement weather, the festival will be held in the Social Hall.

Meet Saturday Ladies' Circle, No. 20, G. A. will have a patriotic program at 8.30 Saturday night in City Hall. Mrs.

Irene Sawyer will be in charge. one of the newcomers to Harris burg. Mr. and Mrs. van Goidtsnoven moved here from Philadelphia last Friday and are gradually getting settled in their new home, 2138 North Second street.

Mr. van Goidtsnoven has been transferred to this city by the New York Life Insurance Company of which he is cashier in the local offices, in the Payne Shoemaker Building. Their 6 year old son, Emile, is spending a short time with his grandparents during the "getting settled period. Announcements were received here today of the marriage last Saturday of Miss Alice Margaret Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Emory Edwards, Narberth, to Sherwin Taylor McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. McDowell, former Harrisburg residents now living in Ardmore.

Mr. McDowell, who formerly resided at 907 North Eighteenth street, is a graduate of John Harris High School, Dickinson College and the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He was awarded Phi Beta Kappa and honors, and also elected to the Omicron Delta Kappa honorary society for his campus activities which included editorship of both the Microcosm and the Dickinsonian. He was a member of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He became affiliated with the Philadelphia law firm of Ballard, Spahr, Andrews and Ingersoll last fall upon his admission to the Philadelphia bar.

Mrs. McDowell is a graduate of West Chester State Teachers College. My good old kitchen range which I refuse to discard, has been of inestimable value during these super chilly days. That "air of fire" in the house has felt so good! MRS. S.

B. KEESEE The marriage of Miss Charlotte Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd E. Wilson, 601 Second street, Highspire, to S.

B. Keesee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. Keesee, Norfolk, Va.

was performed by the Rev. Paul Wilson Quay, of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Westminster, on Saturday, June 8, 1940. Mrs. Keesee is a graduate of the Highspire High School and Central Pennsylvania Business College, and is employed in the Board of Finance and Revenue, State Treas ury Department. Mr.

Keesee is a graduate of Simcoe High School, Simcoe, Ontario, and is employed by Lever Brothers Company, Cambridge, Mass. After a trip through the South they will be at home at 601 Second street, Highspire. I f' Ruth Yates to Be Camp Councillor Miss Ruth Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Yates, 3214 North Second street, will leave the School of Horticulture, at Ambler, this week, for Blue Mountain Camp, near East Stroudsburg, on the Delaware Water Gap.

She will conduct groups in nature study. Miss Yates, who was graduated from William Penn High School, has completed her first year at the Ambler school. John C. Yates, who was graduated from Princeton University, last week, left Sunday for Pitts burgh, where he will be associated with the E. A.

Wood Equitable Life Insurance Agency. Miss Bressler Is Wed in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Bressler, 2345 Logan street, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy I. Bressler, to Roy H. Reichert, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Reichert, Harrisburg, R. D. 2. The ceremony was performed in the Church of the Brethren, Richmond, by the Rev.

Walter Rowe, Saturday, June and there were no attendants. Both Mr. Reichert and his bride are employed at the Harrisburg Daily Market and after a wedding trip by motor through the mid Western states, they will live in this city. News Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Louis Gay man, Dillsburg, R. D. 2, have an nounced the birth of a son, Charles Lee, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 22, 1940., Mrs. Gayman is th3 former Miss Mary, Fochen auer. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. Straup, 208 Calder street, have announced the birth of a daughter, Patricia Ann, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 24, 1940. Mrs. Straup was formerly Miss Anna Finnen.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Shreiner, 640 Muench street, have an nounced the birth of a daughter at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 23, 1940. Mrs.

Shreiner is the former Miss Harriet Fessler. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Merle Kuhn, Dauphin, have announced the birth of a son, Lawrence Merle, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 23, 1940. Mrs.

Kuhn was formerly Miss Rachel Magaro. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Griffin, 315 Clinton street, have announced the birth of a son, Paul Lester, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 24, 1940.

Mrs. Griffin was formerly Miss Helen Dintaman. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson R.

Hughes, 226 North Front street, have an nounced the birth of a daughter, Carol Ann, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 22, 1940. Mrs. Hughes is the former Miss Jeannette Meadath. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph L. Summers, 1408 Liberty street, have announced the birth of a son, Alan Penn, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 1940. Mrs. Summers was formerly Miss Beatrice Y. Penn.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Topping, 60 North Eighteenth street, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 24, 1940. Mrs.

Topping is the former Miss Rita Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. John Verbos, 842 South Second street, Steel ton, have announced the birth of a son at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 24, 1940. Mrs.

Verbos was formerly Miss Anna Marinak. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Er ney, 616 Geary street, have announced the birth of a son, Raymond Titus, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 24, 1940.

Mrs. Er ney was formerly Miss Helen Louie Gilbert MissMcColic Bride Sunday Her Marriage to Max M. Reider, Jr. Is Solemnized The marriage of Miss Winifred McColic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin M. McColic, 232 Locust street, Steelton, and Max M. Reider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max M.

Reider, 352 Bessemer street, also of Steelton, was solemnized at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the First Evangelical and Reformed Church there. The Rev. Hugh E. Yost, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Steelton, officiated and the wed ding music was played by Mrs.

Clara Newcomer, organist, who accompanied Edward Wade, solo ist at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Riverside. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white mousseline de soie, with a heart shaped neckline and leg mutton sleeves, tapered at the wrists. The bouffant skirt formed a circular train and orange blossoms and seed pearls held her veil. The bridal bouquet was a shower of white roses, baby's breath, gardenias and lilies of the valley.

Mrs. John W. Yeager attended her sister as matron of honor in a gown of multi colored net worn with a fitted jacket of blue taffeta. A shoulder veil fell from a match ing heart shaped hat and she carried an arm bouquet of pink roses, delphinium and baby breath. The vari colored gowns of the bridesmaids were fashioned on lines similar to that of the bride, with short, puffed sleeves.

Brides maids and the colors of their gowns, are: Miss Margaret Bog ner, aqua; Miss Betty McColic, sister of the bride, peach: Miss Edith Williamson, pink, and Mrs. Stephen Mahek, blue. They all wore watching coronets and car' ried arm bouquets similar to that of the honor attendant. John W. Yeager was best man and the ushers were Robert Deik, William Middleton, Robert Sheetz and James Sheetz.

The home of the bride's parents was the scene of a reception for approximately 100 friends and members of the families, following the ceremony. Mr. Reider and his bride left for a motor wedding trip to Baltimore and Ocean City and on their return they will be at home at 180 South Second street, Steelton. Return Home After Vacation Mrs. Daniel R.

Wheeler and John Wheeler have returned to their home at 2316 Hoffer street, Penbrook, after vacationing in Ocean City, N. where they were joined by Miss Hazel Fager, 1628 Susquehanna street. Miss Fager will spend the summer months at the home of her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. William Fager, Chester Heights.

Choose Officers Officers elected by the Susquehanna branclh of the Dauphin County Christian Endeavor Union at a meeting held last night at the Y. M. C. A. were as follows: J.

Calvin Neill, president; Lewis Robinson, vice president; Miss Inez Smethers, recording secretary; Miss Dorothy Roddy, corresponding secretary. Card Party The Auxiliary to the Royal Fire Company will hold a card party at 8 o'clock tonight at the fire house, Twenty first and Derry streets. Kautz Reunion The annual reunion of the Kautz family will be held at Her shey Park on Saturday. The business meeting will begin at 2.30 o'clock. Proud of 'Best Boy' Uniontown, June 26, (IP).

This town claims a wee bit of the credit for Warren McClain's title of "best boy" in Aruba, Netherlands West Indies, for he got his start in Uniontown. Warren, son of a former Uniontown woman, won a "best boy" medal for scholarship, character and sportsmanship in the West Indies city. TOUR GUIDE of the '40 FAIR Put your confidence in our expert pluming tnd information bureau (free service to guests), and you will be sure, of getting the most for youi i FAIR dollar. tat urn ef this 1. Central Location a.

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$6.00 Stud 'fir tttrTmrktGufdtl HOTEL HUES GQUNIE 43rd Street West of Broadway NEW YORK A piflf A MRS. RUSSELL BOOB Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Atkin, 2320 North Fourth street, have announced the marriage of their granddaughter, Miss Vivian M. Anderson to Russell E. Boob, brother of Mrs. A. L.

Imboden, 137 Hanna street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Herman McKay, of the Methodist Church, Winchester, on Tuesday, May 21, 1940. Mrs. Boob, a graduate of William Penn High School and Central Pennsylvania Business College is employed in the Department of Property and Supplies.

Mr. Boob is employed by the Harrisburg News Agency. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Plank, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Boob are at home at 2320 North Fourth street. Baker Benestad Nuptial June 22 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Lillian G.

Benestad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Benestad, Barnegat City, N.

and Lloyd E. Barron of New Brunswick, N. son of Mrs. L. B.

Baker, 139 Bosler ave nue, Lemoyne. The ceremony was performed at noon Saturday in Trinity Evangel ical Lutheran Church, Manas quan, N. and there were no attendants. Mrs. Barron was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Goucher College where she was graduated and Mr, Barron was also elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Gettysburg College, where he received his degree, and was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.

He is a research chemist for the DuPont Film Manufacturing Company in New Brunswick, where he and his bride will live. Dinner Party R. Norman Todd, of the Grayco Apartments, will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his as sociation with the Prudential In surance Company, at dinner in the Log Cabin room at the Grayco tonight. Mr. Todd, who is assistant su perintendent of the Steelton branch, will have as his guests S.

E. Long, J. W. Collins, I. A.

Brown, J. G. Kirby, C. S. Garrett, T.

T. Thomson, E. I. Weiss, M. R.

Stahler and I. H. Shadow. All are associated with the Prudential Company. Club Hostesses Mrs.

Louis Fisher, Mrs. Louis Vinicoff and Miss Eleanor Freed man were hostesses to the Sand trappers yesterday at the Blue Ridge Country Club. Winners in the approaching contest were Mrs. Arthur Kades, Miss Hermine Levy, Mrs. Isaac Morris, Mrs.

Louis Fisher and Mrs. Lee Weinstein. Next week a putting contest will be held for golfers and hostesses at luncheon will be Mrs. Herman Nathan, Mrs. Isaac Morris and Mrs.

Samuel Levin. Reunion The reunion of the Southern Middle District Visitation Association of the Sons and Daugh ters of Liberty of Dauphin, Cumberland, Lebanon and Perry counties, will be held Saturday afternoon in Hoffer Park. Turn a Smart Heel fo Summer in FOOT SAVERS FASHION White mesh 2 eyelet tie $10.75 Mrs. Conrad Is Honor Guest Entertained at Bridge, Shower by Miss Copenhaver Miss Kathryn Copenhaver, 1824 Holly street, entertained last evening at her home in honor of the former Miss Anne Koser, whose marriage to Russell L. Conrad was recently announced.

Bridge was followed by a miscellaneous shower and the guest list included Mrs. Fahrney Otto, Mrs. Howard Compton, Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. Edward C.

First, Mrs. James J. Irwin, Mrs. John Walborn, Miss Sara Jane Furman, Miss Patricia Nicely, Miss Jean Stotz, Miss Janet Ret tew, Miss Martha Rittase, Miss Margaret Rittase, Miss Virginia Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Devine. Arlene Krebs Is Wed to J.

H. Bates Miss Arlene Krebs, daughter of Alvin Krebs, Lemoyne, became the bride of Joseph H. Bates, son of Mrs. F. E.

Smethers, 116 South Fourteenth street, Saturday afternoon in the parsonage of the Community United Brethren Church, New Cumberland. The Rev. D. Floyd Mowery, pastor, performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by Miss Pauline Brunner, and the best man was Raymond Conklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smethers were hosts at a reception following the ceremony and the guests included Mrs.

McClellan Smethers, Mrs. Raymond Sellers, and Mrs. Nova Richards, in addition to the bride's father and members of the wedding party. Mrs. Bates was graduated from Lemoyne High School, while Mr.

Bates was graduated from William Penn High School. After a wedding trip to Canada, they will live in Baltimore, where Mr. Bates is employed by the Glenn L. Martin Company. Anual Picnic The annual picnic of the Holy Name Bowling League of Harrisburg will be held Sunday in the Linglestown Fairgrounds, according to plans announced by James L.

McCormick, president, today. Officers will be elected and the program for the coming year discussed at a short business meeting. Steve Beno is chairman in charge of the picnic, assisted by Walter Bordlemay, Frank Pagano, and Tezak. Come in June to theNewYork World's June is the ideal time to see the Fair and The Vanderbilt is the ideal place to stay in NewYork. SUBWAY AT DOOI DIRECT TO WORLD'S FAIR Single from 3.50 to $5 Doubl from $5 to $8 Largo outiidt roomi for 3 or 4 par parson.

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