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HARRJRBURG rSfc TELEGRAPH FEBRUARY 7, 1942 any Weddings Solemnized Boring Weekend SATURDAY EVENING Will Be Wed This Evening Lois Wkitemaii, Robert Hopkins To Be Married Greenwich, Feb. 7. The marriage of Miss Lois Virginia Whiteman, granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. C.

R. Miller of 1900 Market street, Harrisburg and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Whiteman of Milbrook, to Robert Brewer Hopkins, son of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Hopkins of Madison, will take place at 8.30 o'clock tonight in the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev, Mmot Morgan officiating. The bride will be given in marriage by her father, Miss Betty Whiteman, her sister will be maid of honor and her bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Hopkins, sister of the Iridegroom, of Madison, Mrs. Edward H.

Morgan of Princeton, N. and Miss Edith Keeney, Greenwich, 'Richard F. Thews of Washington, D. will be best man and ushers will be Edwin J. Seder of Wilmetter, I1L, Richard W.

Townsend of Cleveland, and Edward H. Morgan of Princeton, N. J. The bride is a graduate of Ward Belmont Junior College, Nashville, and of the Katharine Gibbs School in New York. The bridegroom, a graduate of the Engineering Schcol of the University of Wisconsin, is employed as a research engineer in the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Washington.

D. C. After a short trip they will live in Washington. Double Wedding In Enola Church South Enola Evangelical Church was the scene at 8 o'clock yesterday of a double wedding, when Miss Mabel Rowe, of Enola, became the bride of Paul E. Gam ber, and Miss Mary Houser, of Camp Hill, R.

D. 1, became the bride of Lee Gamber. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Biggs, pastor of the church, and there were no at tendants. The bridegrooms are the sons of Mrs.

Pearl Gamber, Mechanicsburg, R. D. 4, and of Elmer Gamber, West Fairview, The former Miss Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

O. Rowe, 216 Cumberland road, wore a street length frock of aqua blue crepe with a matching felt hat and a corsage of talisman roses. She was graduated from Enola High School and has been employed by the Bell Telephone Company. Paul Gamber is employed by the Penn sylvania Railroad and he and his bride will live at 1543 North Fifty fifth street, Philadelphia. The former Miss Houser chose a blue and white printed frock and wore navy accessories and a corsage of white sweetpeas and pink roses.

Lee Gamber is employed in the Enola yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad and he and his bride will live at Mechanicsburg, R. D. 4 Both couples left immediately after the ceremony for a short wedding trip to New York City where they will spend a few days. Blind Aid Will Buy Defense Bond The Auxiliary to the Dauphin County Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind will purchase a $300 Defense Bond with the proceeds of the concert given recently at the Forum by' blind artists, it was announced at Friday's meeting of the executive board at the Y. M.

C. A. The bond will be added to the: Mary E. Phillips Memorial Fund, set up to carry on work among the blind in Dauphin county. Mrs.

Oscar G. Wickersham announced that nineteen new members have been enrolled and Mrs. J. P. Gallagher presided.

Pollyanna Party The Iris Girls' Club of the Women's Benefit Association held a Pollyanna party and covered dish supper Thursday evening at the home of Miss Betty Coss, 308 Muench street. Those present were Mrs. E. R. Reber, supervisor; Miss Doris Gottshall, Miss Joyce Bomgardner, Miss Doris Reber, Miss Beverly Matter, Mis Norma James, Miss Matter, Miss Norma James, Miss Miss June Seitz, Mis Betty Gru ber, Miss Vera Robinson, Miss Naomi Woomer, Miss Julianna Sucin, Miss Elsie Beatty, Miss Ima Gamber and Miss Iona James.

is AMERICA NEEDS YOUR HELP HOW! FILL THIS OUT GIVE IT TO YOUR TELEGRAPH CARRIER BOY DEFENSE cm HARRISBURG Yes, I want Stamps of lOi would like to 10( Defense further notice. Events Tonight Annual Lincoln banquet, Sons Union Veterans and Auxiliary, 6.30 o'clock, William Penn Hotel. Junior Councillors Ball at Har risburg Academy. Camp Hill Legion Auxiliary Juniors, dance 8.30 o'clock in high school. Post Office Athletic Association, 8 o'clock, Penn Harris.

USO Party at Y. W. C. A. Tomorrow Business and Professional Group of Hadassah, sponsoring Irving Davidson in recital, 8 o'clock, Jewish Center.

Monday Til 6 o'Clock Outdoor Department of Civic Club, 2.30 o'clock. Business and Professional Worn en's Club, 5.30 o'clock, Linden Tree Inn. Hadassah Study Group, 2 o'clock, home of Mrs. Harry Levin, 2515 North Fifth street. Becomes Bride In Alexandria Mary Killacky And Charles Enck Are Married Mr.

and Mrs. James V. Reese, Colonial Park, have announced the marriage of Mrs. Reese's daughter, Miss Mary M. Killacky to Charles E.

Enck, 247 Lincoln street, Carlisle. The ceremony was performed Monday, February 2, in Alexandria, by the Rev. C. C. Bell, Methodist minister.

Mrs. Enck is the receptionist for the Unemployment Compen sation Bureau, Third and Muench streets. Mr. Enck is employed by the Old Tyme Distributing Com' pany in Philadelphia. They are at home at 247 Lincoln street, Carlisle.

Mrs. B. J. Crouse Is Guest of Honor Mrs. B.

J. Crouse, 119 North Seventeenth street, was enter tained at a family dinner party in the Plantation Room of the Penn Harris Hotel, and at a sur prise party Wednesday evening, in celebration of her birthday. Her daughters Mrs. M. V.

Shell ahamer, of Raspeburg, and Miss Mildred E. Crouse, at home, were hostesses. Those present were: The Rev. and Mrs. G.

Edgar Hertzler, Mrs. E. O. Burtner, Mr. and Mrs.

A. N. Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. John Foultz, Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Young, Mrs. Freda Evans, Mrs. Edna Garner, Mrs. Mary Masimore, Miss Chantalene A. Cook, Miss Bea trice Hoy, Miss Elsie Beatty, all of this city; Miss Patricia and Miss Kathryn Shellahamer, of Raspeburg, and Bright C.

Cooper, of New Cumberland. Jane Westhafer Wed to Sgt. Reese The marriage of Miss Jane Louise Westhafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Westhafer, 709 Second street, New Cumberland and Sergeant Paul G.

Reese, son of Paul Reese of this city, took place Wednesday, January 28, in Springfield, Mass. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dorchester, Methodist minis ter of Springfield. Miss Joyce Fink of this city and Corporal George Kenyock, of Windsor Locks, were the attendants. Mrs.

Reese was graduated from the New Cumberland High School and the Polyclinic Hospital Nurses' Training School. Sergeant Reese, a graduate of the William Penn High School is now stationed at Windsor Locks, Conn. Dorothy Scroggins Wed in Cathedral Mrs. Dorothy M. Scroggins of Colonial Park, has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Evelyn S.

Scroggins, to Howard E. Schleicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schleicher, of Wenonah, N.

on January 27 1942, St. Stephen's Cathedral, by Dean J. Thomas Heistand. Mrs. Schleicher is a graduate of John Harris High School and employed at the Bureau of Un employment Compensation.

Mr Schleicher is stationed at Olm sted Field, Middletown, with the Second Transport Squadron. STAMP ORDER FORM 8 at at to do my bit by buying Defense denomination erery week I hire yon deliver (Number of Sum pi) Savings Stamps' every week until TELEGRAPH Doris M. Reed 1 13 tnc RrarliA UCIAFIIICSfr JJI 1UC Her Marriage to R. S. Trullinger Is Announced Miss Doris M.

Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Reed, Harrisburg R. D.

2, became the bride of Robert Seth Trullinger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Park R. Trul linger, 3108 Walnut street, Pen brook, at noon today in Memorial Lutheran Church.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Lewis C. Manges, pastor, before the altar which was banked with white and pink glad ioli, palms and ferns. Miss Rose Parkhill, church organist, played the wedding music.

The bride, who was unattended. wore a pbwder blue wool crepe frock and a matching felt hat, with black accessories and a cor sage of white sweetpeas and pink roses. A reception at the Reed home for members of the immediate families, followed the ceremony and Mr. Trullinger and his bride are at home at 1537 State street, Mrs. Trullinger, who is em ployed at the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, Paxtang, was grad uated from Susquehanna Town ship High School and from Cen tral Pennsylvania Business Col lege.

Mr. Trullinger was graduated from John Harris High School and the Harrisburg Academy and employed at the Evangelical Press, Bible Class Has Monthly Meeting The Swope Memorial Bible Class of the Fifth Street Methodist Church, taught by Mrs. C. Fields, met recently in the social hall of the church. Devotions were conducted by Mrs.

Mervin Ripper assisted by Mrs. F. D. Sears, and Mrs. C.

W. Fields and Mrs. Leon Alexander gave readings. Miss May Runkle presided. Host esses for the evening were Mrs F.

D. Sears, Mrs. J. L. Saylor, Mrs.

J. Shimp, Mrs. Laura Rice, Miss Mary Runkle, Mrs. J. L.

Ross, Mrs. H. Rupp, Mrs. D. E.

Rush, Mrs. J. Reisinger and Mrs. Mervin Ripper. Other members and guests present were: Mrs.

S. S. McMorris, Mrs. M. Carr, Mrs.

Anna Davis, Mrs. W. J. Peterson, Mrs. C.

A. Maguire, Mrs. John Eberly, Mrs. J. E.

Bowers, Mrs. H. Meiller, Mrs. E. Sible, Mrs.

S. F. Berlin, Mrs. D. E.

Rush, Mrs. Charles Krise, Mrs. T. Ke ville, Mrs. Charles B.

Miller, Mrs, David Hopkins, Mrs. Ed. Miller, Mrs. Sarah Cassidy, Mrs. J.

W. Bates, Miss Anna Wilkinson, Mrs. Ella Dalton, Mrs. Charles C. Zel lers, Mrs.

H. W. Martin, Mrs. Dan iel Krow, Mrs. L.

R. Burris, Mrs. J. Earhart, Mrs. W.

A. Stutts, Mrs. Sarah Durst, Mrs. C. B.

White. Daughtersof 1812 Have Anniversary William S. Middleton, attorney, spoke on the work of the Nat uralization Court, at the forty second anniversary luncheon of the Keystone Chapter, Daughters of 1812, at the Penn Harris Hotel today. Mrs. Charles T.

Charters presided and approximately fifteen members were present. Mrs. Helene Hartman Dale, vocal soloist, and Mrs. C. Stewart Snoddy, pianist, also appeared on the program, and Miss Constance Beidleman spoke.

Council to Meet The John A. F. Hall Council of Republican Women will meet at clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. W. Thomas Sense man, 2300 North Sixth street.

Homer Kreider will be the speaker and Mrs. Henrietta Woffenden is president. Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sisti.

411 Herr street, have announced the birth of a son at the Harrisburg Hospital, February 4. 1942. Mrs, Sisti is the former Miss Kathleen Brown. Mr. and Mrs.

David H. Opper man, 67 Miller avenue, Lemoyne. have announced the birth of a son at the Harrisburg Hospital, Febru ary 4, 1942. Mrs. Opperman was formerly Miss Hazel Scott Mr.

and Mrs. Ira W. Aunzst. 1514 South Twelfth street, have announced the birth of a daughter the Harrisburg Hospital, Febru ary 5, 1942. Mrs.

Aungst was formerly Miss Hazel A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E.

Davis. 1218 Wallace street, have an nounced the birth of a daughter the Harrisburg Hospital, Febru ary 5, 1942. Mrs. Davis is the former Mis Virginia Williams. Mr.

and Mrs. Parke W. Forten baugh, 2352 Derry street, have an nounced the birth of a son, James Parke Fortenbaugh, at the Poly clinic Hospital, February 5, 1942. Mrs. Fortenbaugh is the former Miss Helen Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fonner. 1521 Naudain street, have an nounced the birth of a daughter at tne Polyclinic Hospital. Febru ary 5, 1942.

Mrs. Fonner was formerly Miss Helen Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Faber Alle man, Middletown R.

D. 1, have announced the birth of a son, Frederick Lee Alleman, at the Polyclinic Hospital, February 5. 1942. Mrs. Alleman is the former Miss Mary Eleanor Cameron.

i of ish Mrs. Romulus The marriage of Miss Sara Alice Black, daughter of Mrs. William Black, 628 Camp street, and the late Mr. Black, to Sergeant Romulus W. Hunsicker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arch Hunsicker, 2135 Moore street, took place at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Alexandria, Louisiana. The ceremony was performed in Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Alexandria, by the Rev. Paul Mehl, pastor, and the bride, who was unattended, wore powder blue flannel suit in tailored two piece style, with white blouse and deeper blue felt Veterans' Sons to Meet at Banquet Lieutenant Colonel Frederick P. Houghton will be the principal speaker at the seventh annual Lincoln Banquet and Dance sponsored by General John F.

Har tranft, Camp 15 and Auxiliary 7, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, to be held at the William Penn Hotel this evening. Colonel Houghton, who is post chaplain at the Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, will speak on "Lincoln." Captain John O. Wood, United States Army chaplain, stationed at the Carlisle Medical School, will be the toastmas ter; the Rev. N. G.

McCloskey, pastor, Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church, will offer the nvocation and benediction. Charles B. Crosley, vice commander of Camp 15, will deliver Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Other guests and speakers will be the commander in chief of the Sons of Union Veterans, Albert C. Lambert, of New Jersey; the Na tional president to the Auxiliary, Mrs.

Margaret Schroeder, New Jersey; Pennsylvania Department Commander Andrew J. Hascher, Philadelphia; Mrs. Kathryn Kase, of Indiana, Pennsylvania Depart' ment president of the Auxiliary; and Mrs. Marion Nicholas, De partment president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re public. odge to Honor 40 Year Members Pride dodge, No.

60, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men, at its meeting at 1.30 o'clock Monday irt the Brotherhood Building, will honor six who have been members of the organization for the last forty years. They are Mrs. Ida Cope, Mrs. Lizzie Frank, Mrs. Agnes Alexander, Mrs.

Barbara Yost, Mrs. Jennie Motter and Mrs. Annie Crane. Grace Methodist Circle to Meet Circle No. 3 of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Milton Berri man, 2735 North Fourth street. Mrs. James Ramsey will be as sistant hostess. The speaker will be Clare F. Harnish, director of the placement bureau of the Her shey Industrial School.

Rahn Westheafer Announcement has been made the marriage of Miss Esther Westheafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Westheafer, 3033 Locust street, Penbrook, and Thomas Rahn, 3027 Locust street, Penbrook, February in Bam more. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Mr. Ward. Mrs. Rahn, who is employed by the Capital Baking Company, attended Susquehanna Township High School and Mr. Rahn is em ployed by the Harrisburg Gas Company.

Monday Meeting The next meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Harrisburg He brew School will take place on Monday, February 9, at the Jew Community Center. Zevi Tabory, principal of the school, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Samuel Brenner is presi dent. a 1 Shahian.

VV. Hunsicker hat. She wore a corsage of white orchids. Mrs. Black, who motored South with her daughter, last week, was present for the cere mony.

Mrs. Hunsicker was graduated from William Penn High School and attended the Harrisburg School of Art. She was associated with Everett Shahian, photo grapher, of this city. Mr. Hunsicker was graduated from William Penn High School! and Rider College, Trenton, N.

and is in service at Camp Beaure gard, La. He and his bride are at home at 2434 Midway street, Alexandria. WEST SHORE: Township Retains Present Tax Rate East Pennsboro township super visors last night retained the pres ent six mill tax rate, and discus sed the raising of wages for town ship workers. A contract was awarded for 22,000 gallons of paving material to Daniel B. Krieg, Harrisburg, at 14c a gallon.

Defense Meeting More than 40 air raid wardens, watchers, firemen and auxiliary police of New Cumberland attended a meeting last night in the William H. Nauss Post No. 143, New Cumberland American Legion, home. The session was conducted by Burgess P. B.

Lyman, chairman of the New Cum berland Council of Defense and Jesse H. Stone, chief air raid warden. First Aid Course A new course in first aid will be started by the Camp Hill Council of Defense Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m. in the old gymnasium of Camp Hill High School.

The class will be instructed by Rich ard Balmer, chief first aid in structor of the council of defense. Dog Owners Warned Burgess P. B. Lyman, New Cumberland, has instructed his police department to war on dogs running at large. Chief of Police Paul Myers said he has received many reports of damage to lawns Owners whose dogs are caught will be fined.

Draftees Inducted Thirty seven, men yesterday were sent by the Lemoyne Selec tive Service Board to Army Re ception Center for induction. More than fifty selectees were given final examinations today at the Harrisburg Army Post. Legion Plans Jubilee The William H. Nauss Post No 143, New Cumberland American Legion Post, will hold a Stars and Stripes Jubilee featuring a his torical pageant tonight at 8.45 in the post home, 211 Sixth street. Covered Dish Supper The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Citizens Hose Company, New Cumberland, will hold a covered dish supper Monday at 6 p.

m. at the fire house. A regular meeting will follow. New Cumberland Notes The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Citizens Hose Company will hold covered dish supper at the fire house, Fourth street, on Monday evening. Mrs.

Jean Kaufman, Market street, entertained at cards recently in honor of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Friese, who will leave soon to join Mr. Friese in Panama, where he is engaged in Government work.

Mrs. Beulah Bashore was assistant hostess and others present were Mrs. Joseph Friese, Mrs. Silas Ruby, Mrs. John Dodson, Mrs.

Stewart Wise, Mrs. Joseph Updegraff, Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mrs. Blythe Ruby, Mrs. Walter Coble, and Miss Betty Bashore.

Hostesses at Dinner Partv Carlisle Barracks Scene Thursday Of Entertainment Mrs. William J. McManus, wife of Major McManus and Mrs. E. J.

Austin, wife of Sgt. Major E. J. Austin, entertained at dinner Thursday evening at the Carlisle Barracks. Those present were Miss Mar jorie Dorner, Mrs.

Marion Hoff man, Miss Mae Grace, Miss Bertie Carberry, Mrs. Irene Benderj Mrs. Inez Smith, Miss Ida Sowers, Miss Catherine Benkovic, Mr. and Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs.

Sue Smith, Mrs. Jay Trimmer, Mrs. E. J. MacNamara, Miss Catherine Nell, Mrs.

Hazel Yeager, Mrs. Mary Hopple, Miss Jeannette Cluck, Miss Lorraine McManus, Miss Lillian Wilson, Robert Mc Curdy, Lt. Howard Graff, Major William J. McManus and Sgt. Major E.

J. Austin. HIGHSPIRE: Draft Aides Take Oaths Harvey L. Nitraurer, supervise ing principal of Highspire, an nounced that on the third draft registration day, Monday, Feb ruary 16, teachers will assist with the work. Mr.

Nitrauer was sworn as chief registrar for the Highspire registration center by the Rev. W. E. Deibler, secretary of County Local Selective Service Board No. 1.

Society Meets Mrs. Nina Ruth, president of the Mite Society of the First Church of God, Highspire, was hostess to the meeting of the society held at her home Second and Railroad streets. Two Inducted Two Highspire men were in ducted Thursday at Steelton, Har old Paul Walmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Walmer, 128 Second street and Joseph Harrison Cook, 167 Water street. To Attend Rally Scoutmaster Charles Buffing ton, announced that Troop 97 Boy Scouts of America of Highspire will attend the Recognition Serv ice to be held in the Forum of the Educational Building, Harrisburg, Sunday afternoon. Demonstration Planned The Ladies' Aid Society of the Highspire United Brethren Church will sponsor a demonstration Thursday evening February 12 in the social rooms of the church. Officers of the society are, president, Mrs.

J. O. S. Poorman; secretary, Mrs. Clyde Boyer; treasurer, Miss Lulu Bingaman.

The society will meet Monday at 7.45, GOP Women to Meet The regular monthly meeting of the Highspire Council of Re publican Women will be held Tuesday, February 10 at 7.45 in the club rooms, Second and Rail road streets. A Valentine party will be held. Fete New Pastor At Covenant The Rev. Paul W. Johnston, new pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church, and his bride, the former Miss Eleanor T.

Kuhn, of this city, were entertained by the congregation of the church at a reception Thursday night in the church gymnasium, where approximately 100 members gathered for a congratulatory program followed by a fellowship hour. David M. Wirt was master of ceremonies and those on the pro. gram with the Rev. Mr.

Johnston and Mrs. Johnston, who spoke briefly, were: The Rev. Harry A. Fifield, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Steelton; Dr. W.

Ray Burns, clerk of the session of Covenant Church; John A. Deit rick, Mrs. Edward Garrett, the Rev. and Mrs. Harold G.

McMillan and the Rev. Kenneth C. Stewart, of Mechanicsburg. The Pastor's Aid Society, Mrs. P.

E. Byrem, president, was in charge of refreshments during the social hour. Tell Marriage of Virginia Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snyder, 129 South Seventeenth street, Camp Hill, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Virginia Snyder, to Robert Brun ner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Brunner, 1802 Elm street, New Cumberland. The ceremony was performed February 1, in the Camp Hill Church of God, with the Rev. David E. Maugans, officiating.

The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Messimer, of Lemoyne, brother in law and sister of the bride. Mrs. Brunner is employed by the F.

W. 'Woolworth Company, and Mr. Brunner is employed at the Middletown Air Depot Supper Meeting The Jonestown Road Literary Circle will be entertained at a supper meeting at 6.30 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. H. L.

Brightbill, 100 North xiiixuciu ouccl, rciiuiuuiv. yiv gram of music will follow. 1 Margaret Rearick Is Bride Of Valentine H. Berghaus, III DEAR MARIAN: Miss Elsie E. Rearick and Miss Mary C.

Rearick of Mil roy have announced the mar nage of their niece, Miss Margaret Ellen Rearick, of Camp Hill to Valentine H. Berghaus, III, son of V. Hum mel Berghaus, 2402 Penn street, and the late Mrs Berghaus. The ceremony was performed at 6 oclock, last evening by the Rev Grayson Z. Stup, pastor of St.

Matthew's Lutheran Church, at the parsonage, 235 Seneca street, in the presence of a few relatives, The bride wore a gown of mus tard jersey silk with black felt beret, and a corsage of roses and violets. She wis attended by Miss Barbara Berghaus, the bride groom's sister, who was gowned in black and wore a black felt hat with velvet bow trim. Her flowers were gardenias. V. Hummel Berghaus, at tended his son as best man.

The bride's twin sister, Miss Helen E. Rearick of Baltimore, a Red Cross nurse with rank of lieu tenant in the United States Army, was to have been one of the at. tendants but was ordered to join her medical detachment on the Pacific Coast and could not be present at the wedding. Mrs. Berghaus is a' graduate of the Milroy High School and of Central Pennsylvania Business College.

She is employed in the Department of Revenue at the State Capitol, and is a pianist and an organist. Mr. Berghaus, who is a descendant of one of the pioneer families of Harrisburg, attended William Penn High School and was graduated from McDonogh School, Baltimore. He is with the Harrisburg Steel Corporation. After a short wedding trip, Mr.

and Mrs. Berghaus will be at home at 122 South street. New officers and board mem bers of the West Shore Country Club will be honored at a recep tion and Valentine dance to be given next Saturday night at the clubhouse, according to the notice which is here on my desk this morning. Thomas M. Snedden is presi dent, and other officers are as fol lows: Joseph K.

Farrell, vice president; Fred B. Rockey, secretary, and Stannard B. Pfahl, treasurer. Board members are Elmer G. Graham, George I.

Fisher, R. E. Eisiminger, John R. Hood, H. B.

Miller, Lloyd R. Nailor, R. H. Stepp, S. Hawley Armstrong, Harry E.

Lampe, and Charles W. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Eldridee, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franken berg and Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer G. Graham will be hosts for next Saturday's party. The announcement is also made of the dessert bridge, Friday, February 20. in charge of the follow ing committee: Mrs. H.

E. Lampe. chairman; Mrs. W. R.

Douglas, Mrs. Joseph K. Farrell, Mrs. Charles K. Fetterhoff, Mrs.

H. M. Schelden, Mrs. Harry T. Litke, Mrs.

Robert Johnston and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. Franklin V. Summers and her little daughter, Nancy Summers who have been here since last summer with Mrs.

Summers' another, Mrs. Robert L. Morgan, 3132 Green street, will leave to. morrow night to join Lieutenant Summers at Camp Perry, in Ohio. The Summers home was for merly in Columbus, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Taylor, Linglestown road have received a cablegram saying that their son Frederick C. Taylor has arrived safely in Cape Town, Africa.

Young Taylor is on his way to Cairo, going by way of the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. He will be with the American Field Service as ambulance driver with the British Army in Lybia. The Women's Club of Olmsted Field, Middletown Air Depot, gave a luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. George H. Piercey and Mrs.

Richard C. Ruhf officers' wives, who leave soon to join their husbands at Macon, Ga. Forty "women were present at the luncheon which was followed by a meeting of the Olmsted Field Auxiliary to the Red Cross. Major Irwin I. Alper, post surgeon, the speaker, asked that ofifcers' wives who are registered nurses volunteer their services in the post hospital.

Later a nurses' aid course will be given. Our Government needs every bit of the waste material that has been cluttering up your cellars and attics. Sell it and keep our defense industries in full production. SCRAP IRON OLD CARS OLD NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES RUBBER TIRES TUBES RAGS METALS IF UNABLE TO DELIVER CALL FOR COLLECTOR PHONE 4 3194 B. Abrams Sons The standard lirst aid course was completed on Wednesday and on Monday, an advanced course will begin.

Mrs. George Lundberg, wife of Colonel Lundberg, commandant of the depot, is president of the Of ficer's Wives Club. She has an nounced that the caddy house on the post grounds has been enlarged to include special rooms for sur. gical dressing and sewing work for the. Red Cross.

The Historical Society of Dau phin County will celebrate its an nuai Lincoln birthday onen house next Thursday afternoon for the first time in the new home, the former John Harris Mansion. As you know, this event is open to the public and tea is served in the drawing room. Miss Mary McCreath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCreath, Vib North Front street, is the com poser of two musical works presented at Vassar College Thursday evening on the opening program of the year by the Composers' Club.

The club is a student organization whose aim is to stimulate original musical composition by giving an opportunity for the per. formance and criticism of mem. bers' work. The best compositions are chosen for presentation at re citals for the college community and guests. Miss McCreath Fugue in Sharp Minor for piano was played by Ernst Krenek, well known Austrian composer and professor of music at Vassar, and her musical setting for a fragment from Anne Morrow Lindbergh's "North to the Orient" was sung by Miss Iorothy Leary of Hempstead, L.

a student. Miss McCreath, a junior, is majoring in music and is a pupil in rt olessor Krenek class in advanced composition. She is also active in extra curricular musical groups as song leader for her class, a member of the choir, and of the college sextet. Association to Discuss By Laws The Post Office Athletic Asso ciation and Beneficial Society will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Parlor in the Penn Harris Hotel. The association has revised its by laws and a general discussion and final action will be taken at this meeting to adopt these changes.

Meet Monday The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Harrisburg Hebrew School will meet at 8.30 o'clock Monday eve ning, at the Jewish Community center, with Zevi Tabory, principal of the school, as speaker. His subject will be "Hebrew Education," and Mrs. Samuel Brenner will preside. Card Party The' Keystone Arrow Club cf the Youne Women's Christian Association will hold a card party, Tuesday evening, February 10, at 8 o'clock in Boyd Hall of the Y. W.

C. A. Leave For Calif. Mrs. Robert C.

McCaleb, 215 Woodbine street, the former Miss Lorma Swartz, of Dauphin, left for California where her husband Lieut. McCaleb is stationed at Fort Ord. Ill Florida Mrs. J. Reily Hamilton, 2322 Penn street, and Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Shuey, 130 Cumberland road, Enola, are vacationing in Florida, stopping for several weeks at Lakeland. Study Group The Senior Hadassah Study Group will meet at 2 o'clock Mon day afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Harry Levin, 2515 North Fifth street. Samuel Rubin will be the guest speaker. Meet Monday Twelfth Ward Unit No. 1, of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women, will meet at 7.45 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Virginia Metz ler, 1606 Susquehanna street.

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