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Plan Garden Party For Saturday The gardens at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sheffer, Third and Maclay streets, will be the scene 01 a party ana tea spon sored by the Four Sauare Sunday School Class of St. Matthew's Lu theran Church, from 2 until 5.30 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

Walter Krauss is general chairman and committee heads are: Mrs. R. E. Shuttlesworth Mrs. Krauss and Miss Ruth Reynolds, needlework: Mrs.

Louis Fritsche, Mrs. John G. Branca, Mrs. E. M.

Henderson, Miss Sarah flan. Mrs. Lnnis Srhrnpripr. Mrs Robert Hoover and Miss Betty Seacrist, pies, cakes and cookies and Mrs. Seth Keener and Mrs.

John Kuhn, candy. Tea will be served by Mrs Sheffer, Mrs. R. E. Shuttlesworth, Mrs.

Robert Wilson, Mrs. Seth Keener, Mrs. Sylvester Keener, Mrs. W. M.

Wolf, Miss Ruth Reyn olds, Mrs. A. G. Keener, and Miss Beatrice Detter. Rev.

Dr. Rudisill A 11 ivciciresses irtiu The Rev. Dr. J. E.

Rudisill, pas tor of Christ Lutheran Church, spoke on the value of motion pictures at a meeting of the Harris burg Women's Christian Temperance Union, Wednesday afternoon in the First Church of God. Mrs. H. K. Hamilton was re elected president and other officers chosen are: Mrs.

H. B. Wol bert, first vice president; Mrs. George Baker, second vice president, Mrs. L.

T. Stouffer, third vice president; Mrs. B. E. P.

Prugh, recording secretary; Miss tary, and Mrs: Lynn Hall, i nose on tne program wun jjoc Rudisill, are Mrs. Harry Mot Mrs. Lynn Hall, Mrs. Charles snanner ana miss jaim nouse FRIDAY EVENING Tonteht Events Recital by pupils of Noah Klauss and Russell E. Sheetz, 8 o'clock, First Baptist White Temple.

Edith Cavell Nurses Post, Amerl can Legion, 8 o'clock, Legion home. Teen Age dance, West Shore Coun try Club, 8.30 to 11 o'clock. Tomorrow 6 o'clock Miss Evelyn Ruth Bender, William H. Smith, marriage, 10 o'clock, Enola Lutheran Church. Miss Maryetta Hollister, Elwood I.

Koons, marriage, 2 clock, Penbrook Church of God. Miss Helen Sulouff Jonas Wim minger, marriage, 2 o'clock, Paxton Presbyterian Church. Miss Ethel Huston George Wol ford, marriage, 2 clock, Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Harrisburg Natural History Society, outing to James McCor mick, cabin near Manada Gap. Miss Edith Coffmon Milton H.

Klinefelter, marriage, 3.30 o'clock, Methodist Church. Miss Helen Loraine Binder's party for Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Binder, 4 to 6 o'clock, 4315 River Road. Harrisburg Manuscript Club, an nual outing, 2 o'clock, summer home of Mrs. Harry G. Keffer, Marysville, R. D.

2. Miss Doris I. 'Cook William W. Hanawalt, marriage, Augsburg Lutheran Church, 2.30 o'clock. Dance Tonight The intermediate class of the Harrisburg Hospital Training School for Nurses will entertain the graduating class at a dance to be held at the Carlisle Country Club, this evening from 9 until 1 o'clock.

Dr. and Mrs. Forney P. and Dr. and Mrs.

Samuel B. Fluke will be chaperons. Juiiiors to Meet The Junior Group of Unit 27, preside at the business meeting American Legion Auxiliary, will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the post home, 21 South Front street. Miss Anna Radle will when officers will be elected. White Calf 2 Erelet Tie io 75 TURNABOUT TIE for town and tea This versatile Foot Saver plays up to your town suit and silk prints alike gives you walking ease and a glim, feminine foot at one and the same time.

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3rd St. Miss Doris Cook Will Be Wedded The wedding of Miss Doris I. Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.

Cook, 645 Camp street, and William. W. Hanawalt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hanawalt, 612 Curtin street, will solemnized on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in Augsburg Lutheran Church.

The Dr. Amos Maxwell Stamets, pastor, will perform the ceremony. Wedding music will be presented by Miss Sara, Spotts and Miss Mary Hanawalt, sister of the bridegroom will be soloist. Altar tapers will be lighted by Richard C. Cook, brother of the bride.

Mrs. Harry Baer will attend her sister as matron of honor and bridesmaids will be Miss Wilma Bolton and Miss Clara Shaffer of Hummelstown. Flower girl will be Virginia Ann Cook, sister of the bride. The best man will be Carl Klingelhoeffer and the ushers will be Albert Hanawalt, brother of the bridegroom; John Behman, Lemoyne; Robert L. Cook, brother of the bride and Harry E.

Baer. A reception will be held at the social rooms of the church follow ing the ceremony. Miss Cook graduated from Wil liam Penn High School and from the Polyclinic Hospital Training School for Nurses. Mr. Hanawalt, who is with the Universal Credit Company in Allentown, is a graduate of William Penn High School, and attended Wharton Extension School of the University of They will leave for a wedding trip to Atlantic City following the reception and will live at 1626 S.

Albert street, Allentown. Mrs. John Behman, sister of the bridegroom will entertain the wedding party at he? home following the wedding rehearsal this eve ning. Children's Ward Gets Wheelchair The Daughters' Auxiliary to Harrisburg Post 97, Jewish War Veterans, will present a wheel chair to the children's ward of the Polyclinic Hospital, at 2 o'clock, Monday afternoon, June 16, on be half of the Junior Auxiliaries of the State. The State organization has donated two chairs to Philadelphia hospitals and one to a Pittsburgh hospital.

Miss Naomi Lightner, president of the local auxiliary, will make the presentation and State and city officers who will attend ere: Mrs. Hannah Cutler, Philadelphia, State chairman of Daughters' Chapters; Mrs. Leah Finkleson, past State chairman; Mrs. Bess Orstein, chairman of the local Daughters chapter; Mrs. Mildred Lightman, assistant chairman, and Mrs.

Rose Gottheim, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Post 97. Plan Festival A strawberry and ice cream festival 'for the benefit of the Women's Church Society of Salem Reformed Church, will be held from 6 to 10 o'clock tomorrow evening on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Earl V. Glace, 2413 Canby street, Penbrook. Teen Age Dance The last 'teen dance of a series sponsored throughout the school term by the Penbrook Parent Teacher Association will be held in the school gymnasium from 8 to 11 o'clock Monday evening, Mrs.

Charles Phillips and members of her committee will receive the students and their guests. i i i i I At Your Grocers FRIDAY and SATURDAY vianoecKs Pineapple Sherbert Layer Cake A grand treat after any meal Pineapple Sherbert Cake. Spread between two delicious white layers is vanilla cream filling, and crowning the entire cake, pineapple icing topped with luscious pineapple sherbert. A grand dessert idea (or this week end. Order a Pineapple Sherbert Layer cake in i the convenient size for your family.

MEDIUM Tb 2Sc LARGE fAMILY Vk B9c HARRISBURG jggb TELEGRAPH JUNE 6, 1941 MRS. THOMAS W. HOLTZMAN Miss Jeannette Appleby, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Ap pleby, Seventeenth and Forster streets, became the bride last eve ning in Trinity Methodist Church, of Thomas W. Holtzman, son of Mrs. Ethel W. Holtzman, 3104 Walnut street, Penbrook. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Philip T. Gorman, pastor, before an altar banked with palms and calla lilies and Vivian Eves Steele, organist, and Miss Arlene Hershey, soprano soloist, provided the wedding music. The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a white mousse line de soie gown, made with leg o' mutton sleeves, a basque waist, and a bouffant skirt and tram, worn over white taffeta. Swiss cluny lace outlined the yoke and hipline and the bridal veil of tulle fell from a small fan of similar lace posed on the crown of her head. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses and bachelors buttons.

Miss Betsy Appleby, sister of the bride, wore peach net over taffeta, in a gown with bracelet length leg o' mutton sleeves and a basque bodice and full skirt. She wore a headdress of net flowers and veiling to match her gown and carried an arm bouquet of picardi gladiolus" and China blue delphinium. The junior attendant was Joan Beckner, niece of the bride, of Stork News Dr. and Mrs. J.

Collier Bolton, 1531 North Second street, have an nounced the birth of a son at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 4, 1941. Mrs. Bolton is the former Miss Grace Nauss. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Brehm Wagner, 510 Enola road, 1 West Fairview, have the birth of a daughter. Emma May Wagner, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 4, 1941. Mrs. Wagner was formerly Miss Lois Penny. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Edward Feldman, 2001 Briggs street, have announced the birth of a daughter, Ethel Blanche Feldman, at the Polyclinic Hospital, June 4, 1941. Mrs. Feldman was formerly Miss Esther Sheckells. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray R. Ramsey, 2712 Lexington street, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Harrisburg Hospital, May 28, 1941. Mrs, Ramsey is the former Miss Anne B. Sarver.

Mrs. and Mrs. Keith Cook, Hummelstown R. D. 1, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Harrisburg Hospital, June 1, 1941.

Mrs. Cook is the former Miss Eleanor Lenker. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schindler, 525 Violet street, have announced the birth of a son at the Harrisburg Hospital, June 2, 1941.

Mrs. Schindler was formerly Miss Louise Gentry. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sease, Market street Royalton, have announced the birth of a son at the Harrisburg Hospital, June 2, 1941.

Mrs. Sease was formerly Miss Eva Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hopple, 433 Kelker street, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Harrisburg Hospital, June 2, 1941.

Mrs. Hopple is the former Miss Thelma Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burkey, Harrisburg, R.

D. 2. have an nounced the birth of a daughter at the Harrisburg Hospital, June 2, mti. Mrs. Burkey is the former Miss Bernice Neubaum.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Kelker street, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Harris burg Hospital, June 2, 1941. Mrs.

Uooney is the former Miss Kath erine Frutchey. Farewell Party Miss Dannee Conrad, a scraho more at Camp Hill High School, was entertained at a farewell party yesterday afternoon sri vpn by Miss Ruth Elaine Holden. 121 South Sixteenth street, Camp Hill. Miss Conrad will move with her family to Dayton, Ohio, Monday. Guests with her, all classmates.

were Miss Barbara Meiley, Miss Jacqueline Malarkey, Miss Patricia Donaldson. Miss Hplon Miller, Miss Mary Jane Dunmire, "iiss oean aater, Miss Zelma Traub, Miss Hazel Holden and Miss Irene Stoner. Club Meets The Past Officers Club of Susquehanna Temple No. 81 met recently at the home of Mrs. Bertie Bolton, 1839 Market street, with Mrs.

Alice Edwards 1 as assisting hostess. Ensminger Studio. net over taffeta, in a floor length frock with short puffed sleeves and matching ruffles on the skirt. She carried Talisman roses and delphinium in her arms. George Holtzman was best man and the ushers were Elmer Colbert, of Arlington, and James A.

Beckner, John W. Appleby, Dr. Stuart F. Harkness, and George Wenzell, all of this city. following the ceremony, was decorated and foilage and gladiolus were used throughout the house.

this city. She appeared in pale blue vue Road. Mrs. Appleby, mother of the bride, wore an aquamarine crepe gown with long fitted sleeves and a high neckline. A corsage of gardenias and pink roses completed the costume, and Mrs.

Holtzman wore gardenias with a dusty rose chiffon and lace The buffet table in the Appleby home where a reception was held Mrs. Holtzman wore a three pieqe ensemble of oyster white and navy striped flannel, navy accessories and a tailored navy straw hat for a wedding trip by motor. Mrs. Holtzman was graduated from the College of William and Mary and is a member of Pi Beta Phi fraternity. Mr.

Holtzman, who attended the Harrisburg Academy and Duke University, is a student the School of Dentistry at the University of Pennsylvania. He and his bride will be at home for the summer months at 1932 Belle Return Home After Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Storey, 149 North Twenty fifth street, Camp Hill, have returned from Indiana, where they attended graduation exercises at Indiana State Teachers' College.

Their daughter, Miss Margaret E. Storey, received a degree in home economics. They were accompanied by their son, Donald, who is completing his freshman year at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. J.

Robert Storey, Miss Helen Storey and Richard Storey of Har risburg; Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Rankin and Miss Margaret Rohrer of Camp Hill. Miss Storey is a graduate of Camp Hill High School.

At In diana, she was a member of Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, Pan Hellenic Association, Leonard Literary So ciety, Life Saving Club and treas urer of the Home Economics Club. Over the past weekend she has been attending the graduation ex ercises of her cousin, Douglas Rankin, at Duke University, Dur ham, JN. where her cousin Douglas R. Rankin received his diploma. Sisterhood Has Installation The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El held its annual installation of officers yesterday afternoon in the social hall of the Temple.

Officers for the coming season elected and installed are: Mrs. Gustav Kap lin, president; Mrs. Benjamin G. Weiss, first vice president; Mrs. Samuel A.

Weiss, second vice president; Mrs. Louis S. Snyder, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis Nathan, fi nancial secretary; Mrs. Arthur Koplovitz, assistant financial sec retary; Mrs.

Benjamin Rosen, re cording secretary, and Mrs. Ber nard Koplovitz, corresponding secretary; members of the board, Mrs. N. B. Bernstein, Mrs.

Louis Israel, Mrs. Sam Kirschenbaum, and Mrs. Isaac Morris. A sketch, "Temple Trouble," written by Mrs. Barney Gross was given by Mrs.

Bertram Katzman, Mrs. Gerson Kleinman, Mrs. Max Jacobs and Mrs. Gross. To Elect Officers The executive board of the Har risburg Choral Society will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting at 8 o'clock Monday night in Room 409 in the Telegraph building.

John Wall will preside. At a recent annual meeting, directors elected were Mrs. Ruth Arney Mekhior, Robert Painter and David Evans. To Get Degree Robert J. Trace, a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, graduate of Penn High School and Dickinson College, vill receive his degree of Bachelor of Laws from the Dickinson Law Miss Elizabeth Leiby to Be Married Saturday, June 28 DEAR MARIAN: Wedding plans are prominent items of news today! The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Tyson Leiby, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Scott S. Leiby, 2929 North Front street, to Franklin Weller Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E.

Wood, of Scarsdale, N. will be solemnized at 7.30 o'clock, Sat urday night, June 28, in the Sec ond Evangelical and Reformed Church, Verbeke and Green streets. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Charles R. Hartman, pastor of the Evangelical and Re formed Church of Marysville, of which the bride is a member, assisting will be the Rev.

S. C. Hoover, pastor of the church in which the wedding will take place. A reception at the Penn Harris will follow the marriage. Miss Leiby is a graduate of Hood College, Mr.

Wood was graduated from the Harrisburg Academy, at tended the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. and received his diploma frbm the Pennsylvania State College. He is a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity and is employed by the William Wrig ley Company in Newburgh, N. Mrs. Leiby and Miss Elizabeth Leiby left last night for Boston to attend the commencement festivi ties and exercises of the Wheelock School where Miss Virginia Leiby, another daughter, is a member of the graduating class.

Miss Virginia Leiby's engagement to Joseph Priestley Taggart, son of Mrs. Joseph Priestley Taggart and the late Mr. Taggart, of Pittsburgh, was announced at the Christmas season. Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph C. Ludes, 223 State street, issued invitations today, to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Ludes to Thomas R. O'Malley, son of Thomas J. O'Malley and the late Mrs. O'Malley, of Chicago.

The ceremony will be performed in St. Patrick's Cathedral at 10 o'clock, Thursday, June 26, with the Rev. Peter F. Stieff, rector of the Cathedral, officiating. The bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.

Edward J. Garra, the former Miss Martha Ludes. Dr. James O'Malley, of Pittsburgh, brother of the bridegroom, will be the best man, and the ushers will be Dr. Joseph C.

Ludes, of Philadelphia, brother of the bride; Edward J. Garra, her brother in law, and Alfred R. Hawkins. A reception at the Civic Club will follow the wedding. Mrs.

Edward J. Garra, who is the new president of the Harrisr burg Garden Club, has returned from Pittsburgh where she attended the convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Garden Clubs. Mrs. Robert H. Irons, of 1625 North Front street, this city, was elected president of the Federation.

Mrs. Irons is a former president of the local club. Many of us here in Harrisburg jn4nHMntnJ I die in lci caicu in uic Jilcliuclge tu day of Miss Marjorie Blaikie, $79 50 with your old machine daughter of Mrs. Cameron Blaikie of Englewood, N. and the late Mr.

Blaikie, to James F. Colthup, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Colthup, also of Englewood.

The wedding took place this aft ernoon in the Englewood Presbyterian Church. The bride is the niece of Mrs, Herbert Lloyd Thomas, of Paxtang, and is the great granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John H. Briggs whose home was at 17 North Front street, this city.

She is a de scendant of John Harris founder of Harrisburg. Herbert Lloyd Thomas, of Philadelphia is one of the wedding guests. He will come tomorrow to spend the weekend with his par ents in Paxtang. Graduates Mondav from the Pennsylvania State College will inciuae Brisbane Boyd Harrington. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bovd Harrington, 209 South Front street, and Richard D. Bitner, son or Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Bitner, 704 South Twentv sixt.h street Both are members of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. MlSS Priscilla Harrinetnn and Patrick Duncan Harrington, will motor to State College on Mon day wun ineir uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. Stiles Di Duncannon.

Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert and Miss Helen Cameron of Fairfield House, near Bowmahsdale, accom panied by Mrs. Samuel W. Budd, and Samuel W.

Budd. of Richmond. will be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood Cameron at their summer home near Wernersville.

Mrs. Blackwood Cameron io iho former Miss Dorothv Aneell nf this city whose father, the late Rev. Dr. Thomas B. Aneell.

was rector of St. Stephen's Episcopa, Miss Elaine Miller. 5fl3. Nnrth Second street is spending the weekend with her brother in law and sister. Mr.

and Mrs. wniinrr. Andrews, II, in New Bethlehem. To Be Graduated Miss Lillian V. Fluke lives with her aunt, Mrs.

Clyde riuice, zio Maclay street, is a member of the graduating class at Pennsylvania State College. Commencement exercises will be held on Monday. Club Picnic The Speech Reading Club will hold a picnic on Monday, June 9, at Pavilion 2, Reservoir Park. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock followed by a program of games and contests in charge of Miss Gertrude Stapf. At Seashore Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Hill, of Riverview Manor, have been in Atlantic City, registered at the (jnauonte Haddon Hall. $3.00 DOWN If You Cannot Come In, Mail This Coupon to rUMKKUI'S Harrisburg Please Send More Information on Your I $25 TRADE IN ALLOWANCE NAME ADDRESS I CITY I School on Monday.

i League Board Is Entertained Members of the new and retiring executive boards of the Harrisburg Women's League of Gettysburg College, were entertained at luncheon yesterday in Christ Lutheran Church by the president elect, Mrs. John Bennett. Officers who will serve with Mrs. Bennett are: Miss Constance Beidleman, first vice president; Miss Ruth Arnold, second vice president; J. Clyde Ziegler, recording secretary; Mrs.

Fred Lack, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. C. McCartney, financial secretary; Miss Elizabeth Balmer, treasurer; Mrs. E.

Martin Grove, historian, and Mrs. Leslie K. Young, registrar. Committee chairmen as announced yesterday are: Program, Mrs. Chester S.

Simonton; membership, Mrs. J. E. Rudisill; in memoriam, Miss Sigrid and Miss Mary Baum; hostess, Mrs. J.

M. Derick; ways and means. Miss Ruth Arnold: nomi nating, Mrs. Hugh E. Yost; auditing, Miss Kathryn Machlan; current events, Mrs.

Lester Richards and Mrs. H. L. Crist, sind nub. licity, Mrs.

Jackson S. Waldlich. Columbian Club Closes Season The Columbian Club will meet regularly each month next season, according to plans made at a business meeting Tuesday evening in Knights of Columbus Hall, following the election of officers. Mrs. John C.

Delaney succeeds Mrs. Henry G. Reuwer as president and other officers elected are: Miss Virginia Morgan, vice president; Mrs. II. Pezzuti, secretary, and Mrs.

A. J3. Russ, Almost sixty women were pres ent for the meeting which was followed by a songf est. Wed in Baltimore Announcement has been made, of the marriage of Miss Mildred A. Bricker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Bricker, 3024 North Fifth street, to William J.j Ober dick, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence E. Oberdick, 2642 Lexington street, on March 29, 1941. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John E. Deaton, in the Christ Lutheran Church, Baltimore, Md.

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