Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 21

HCT Players On Radio Broadcast 0 Fourth in "The Harrisburg Community Theater Speaks" radio se ries will be aired over station WHGB tonight at 7 o'clock in the interest of the Harrisburg Community Theater's production of "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," opening tomorrow night at the $50 Buy A Fine at STROHM'S JEWELRY STORE 1441 Derry St. LANA TURNER NOW AT LOEWS In "GREEN DOLPHIN STREET" Jewish Community Center, 1110 North Third street The program will be in charge of Dick McCrone, radio and publicity chairman for the theater, who will interview Miss Elizabeth Buller, who plays Elizabeth Bar rett: E. Edwin McKay, who has the Robert Browning role, ana Abram J. Dewhirst, who is cast as Edward Moulton Barrett, Elizabeth's father. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lawnton Fire Company will hold a card party at 8.15 o'clock tonight at the Lawnton Fire House.

now II Start jl Christmas II 1 Savings I i Keystone Trust Co. HARRISBURG 1 Phone 8221 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION At iEatrltf mb PL on, lord Is it golf? Tennis? a quiet game of Gin Rummy? We've the gift you want to give to help him everytime. Sport Shirts 7.50 to 17.50 VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT am ol5 0 8 Sweaters Sleeveless or Sleeve Hat c(tff atttt Stoarfe TWENTY TWO NORTH THIRD I BEAT THE RUSH 1 COME IN I NOW FOR YOUR It Tonight DEAR MARIAN, Another large social event scheduled for the holidays, and which" promises to be a brilliant party, is the Christmas dinner dance of the Her shey Country Club which will be held at the Hershey Hotel on the night of December 26 Lots of Harrisburg people are planning to attend, and a number of cocktail parties will precede the dinner. The dining room will be arranged as it was last year, with the tables placed arouna me circular dining room facing the dancing area. Brig.

Gen. Edgar L. Clewell, USA, retired, and Mrs Clewell of Dimde Farm, Harrisburg, R. D. 2, and Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Lemons, of the Parkview Apartments, will be hosts at a supper party at the Clewell farm on Saturday, December 13, following the Beaufort Hunt weekly hunt. The hunt will start from the Clewell farm. Tomorrow, the riders will gather at the kennels at Beaufort Lodge at 2.45 o'clock for their weekly hunt.

Mrs. Elmer J. Beiseigel of Elkins Park, Philadelphia, is spending this week with her son, E. J. Beiseigel, of the Mitchell Apartments.

Mrs. Beiseigel will return to ner home on Sunday with her son, John Beiseigel and Mrs Beiseigel, of Philadelphia, who will motor here for the week end. Another son, Howard Beiseigel, a student at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, "ill join his mother and brothers here for the weekend. Mrs. W.

Ray Hastings, president of the Harrisburg Garden Club, has invited the executive board of the Garden Club to luncheon at her home, 4331 North Front street on Monday, following the board meeting. Commander A. C. Vorse, USN, and Mrs. Vorse and their sons, Larry and James Vorse of near Washington, D.

will come here for a visit with Commander Vorse's parents, Mr. and Mrs.j A. C. Vorse of Camp Hill before Events Laurel Chapter of American War Mothers, 8, City Hall. William Penn High School scruff dance, 8 to 11.30, boys gym nasium.

Beta Sigma Phi City Council, 8, sorority room. Pennsylvania Music Educators' Association, 9, Harrisburger. Tomorrow Until 6 o'clock Mrs. Campbell H. Johnson hostess at bridge luncheon, Harris burger.

Beaufort Hunt weekly hunt, 2.45 Beaufort Lodge kennels. Commissioning ceremonies, 3, Naval Reserve 2995 North Second street. Keystone Chapter, National Society, United States Daughters of 1812, 2, Mrs. Ira R. Springer, 104 West Main street.

Middle town. Mrs. Curtis A. Zimmerman hostess at party to honor. Miss Marian Canning, at Zimmerman residence, Country Club road, Camp Hill.

Tri County Council of American Legion Auxiliary all day meeting, Parish Zion Lutheran Church, Hummelstovvn. Tell Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Shimp, of 913 North Second street, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Shimp, to Sgt.

Stanley E. Urban, 13 Spring street, West Warwick, R. I. The ceremony was performed Saturday morning in St. Patrick's Cathedral by the Rev.

Francis A. Kirchner, assistant rector. You can be with all your loved ones this Christmas by giving your photograph. And there isn't anything that will express, the real sentiments of the season like a photograph by Ensminger's it lacks only your voice! Phone 5228 for an Annoinmon kK JV Villi IIIWIII OPEN. TUES.

THURS. 7 P. M. to 9 P. M.

UNTIL CHRISTMAS SECOND WALNUT BY 105 HARRISBURG, PA. they leave for Guam, about Janu ary 10, where the commander will report for duty as executive offi cer of the Naval Air Transport Service. Other holiday guests at the Vorse home will be their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Vorse and their children of Baltimore, and Miss Molly Vorse of New York City, who is now in Dallas, visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Walz have returned to their home at 115 Chestnut street after a week's vacation in New York City. Mrs.

Walz reports that they saw four wonderful shows, "Allegro," "Man 3nd Superman," "High Button Shoes" and "The Druid Circle." Mr. and Mrs. Vance H. Wolfe, who were recently married, have taken an apartment at 814 North Second street. Mrs.

Wolfe is the former Miss Florence Robertson. Miss Mary Whitmyer, of 1323 Swatara street, will be hostess at a small supper party at her home tomorrow evening. Miss Whit myer a former captain in the will entertain a group of former WAC officers. Mrs. John T.

Harris of Camp Hill was hostess at a delightful luncheon, followed by bridge, yes terday at the Penn Harns Miss Anne Emery of 2905 North Front street has returned from Philadelphia, where she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harlow C. Voorhees Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott S.

Leiby, 2935 North Second street were their Mrs. Joseph Priestly Taggart, Mr. Taggart and their son, Joseph Priestly Taggart, III, and Mr. Taggart niece, Miss Jane Taggart, all of Philadelphia Dr. and Mrs.

Harvey F. Smith of Ben Barra. Fort Hunter, will leave today for Philadelphia where Dr. Smith will attend meetings of the trustees of Bucknell University. Before returning home, they will visit their son in law and daugh ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Toby at Rosemont Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Meyers have returned to their apartment in the Riverview Manor after a short visit with Mrs. Meyers' parents, Mr.

and Mrs Peter G. Cameron, formerly of this city. chanicsburg: Until tomorrow SALLY Birth Announcements Seidle Memorial Hospital, Me Mr. and Mrs John S. Mikos, York Haven, R.

D. 1, son, Dennis, November 25. Mrs. Mikos was Miss Pauline Doris Lauver, Cly. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald M. Rudy, 205 Enola road, Enola, son, Richard Wesley, November 26. Mrs. Rudy was Miss Isabelle Rebecca Headings, Milroy.

Cpl. and Mrs. Harold E. Reddy, 102 Bridge street, New Cumber land, son, Mark Booth, November 26. Mrs Reddy was Miss Mildred Helen Booth, Bridgeport, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Price, Et ters, R. D.

1, daughter, Jean Irene, November 26. Mrs. Price was Miss Evelyn Irene Hetrick, East Han over township. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert M. Crone, Wellsville, son, Donald Francis, November 27. Mrs. Crone was Miss Frances Alleane Nace, North Condorus township. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas C. Mc Kinsey, Cassel street, Marysville, daughter, Linda Joy, November 27. Mrs. McKinsey was Miss Hilda Marion Grewe, Benton, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Rowe, 39 North Enola drive, Enola. daughter, Barbara Jean, Novem ber 29.

Mrs. Rowe was Miss Cath rine Elizabeth Witmer, Saxton. i gi; SI Jewel tz dw i St it vw i MISS DOROTHY WAGNER Mr. and. Mrs.

Horace Wagner, of 545 Race street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Wagner, to Raymond Isenberg, son of Mrs. Anna Isenberg of 607 South Front street. Mr. Isenberg has recently returned from Korea where he was stationed for 16 months with the Seventh Signal The new "Watchfob Compact," gold finish, by Wadsworth. To pin to her lapel and only $3.00.

BRIEFS I New members to the Newcomers Club, introduced yesterday at a meeting of the YWCA, were Mrs. G. M. Everhart, Mrs. Hamlin Fasick, Mrs.

H. M. Dwier, Mrs. Helen Hooper, Mrs. Leonard H.

Clark and Mrs. Howard W. Brown. The speakers were Miss Blanche Morrison, City Health Department nurse, and Dan Vollmer, local florist. The Polyclinic Hospital Nurses' Choir sang under the direction of Robert Holmes.

The Mother's Club of Scouts and Cubs of Temple Beth El will sponsor a dance for the troops tomorrow night at 7.30 o'clock in the Temple Social Hall, with Mrs. Edward Katzman, social chairman, in charge. Arnold S. Bowman, organist and choirmaster jf the Derry Street United Brethren Church, will be the first recitalist to appear in a series of three advent organ recitals at Zion Lutheran Church. The recitals are scheduled for Saturday noon, December 6, 13 and 20.

Tomorrow the tower chimes will be played from noon until 12.15, after which Mr. Bowman will play a program of Christmas music from 12.15 until 1 o'clock. The congregation dinner scheduled for December 14 at the Machsikey Hadas Synagogue has been cancelled. Reports of the work accomplished by the Women's Aid Society of the Harrisburg Hospital during the summer were heard at the meeting yesterday at the Nurses' Home. Plans were made for a children's Christmas party following a talk by Miss Kathryn Booth, the hospital social worker, on, the hospital's plans for the observance of Christmas.

Mrs. D. I. Rutherford presided at the meeting. Mrs.

Arthur L. Keysner read a group of her poems. Tea fol lowed the meeting, with Mrs. Frank A. Robbins pouring.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Welch and daughter, Nancy Lee, a 4408 York street, Lawnton, and Mrs.

F. Bennett at 4910 Derry street, Lawnton, are vacationing in Mi ami, Fla. At a recent meeting of the: Speech Reading Club of Harris burg, the following officers were elected: President, Miss Margaret Snyder; vice president, Miss Mary Rineard; secretary, Miss Bessie Sterner, and treasurer, Miss Bertha Foreman. The Fifteenth Ward Women's Republican Club will hold a card party tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Pleasant View Fire House at Twenty first and State streets, with Mrs. B.

F. Yowler in charge. ry adds extra sparkle to the joyous festival. wo gift ideas 1 presented here from collection. i i tterlng, glorious Necklace and bracelet set of scintillating Rhine stones hand set in Rhodium finished Sterling.

EXTENDED ACCOUNTS LAND IS Jeweler 1646 N. THIRD ST. Beginning Monday we will remain open every evening 'til Christmat Eve including Thursday. Engagement Told At Birthday Party The engagement of Miss lida Mary Zambernardi, daughter of Mrs. Fenesia Zambernardi, 420 Herr street, was announced at a birthday dinner given at the home of her fiance.

Franklin A. Shire man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Shireman, 104 North Forty seventh street, Lawnton.

Miss Zambernardi is an honor graduate of Hershey High School and is employed in the State Department of Education. Mr. Shireman is a graduate of John Harris High School and is assistant manager of the Blue Pig Barbeque. The wedding will take place in June. Marriage Applications William J.

Gelegotis, 22, 'Navy Yard, S. and Mary E. Lower, 23. New Cumberland. Eugene M.

Bell, 21, Highspire, and Waltraut Charlotte Foerster, 20, Amberg, Germany. Stanley J. Trzcinski, 36, and Betty J. Updegraff, 21, both of Middletown. Maynard M.

Peffley, 19, Her sHey, R. D. 1, and Mable A. Zart man, 17, Hershey. Donald H.

Stoltz, 25, New Cum berland, and Eva J. Kitchin, 22, North Bend. John C. Walters, 24, 1108 Penn street, and Margaret L. White, 19, 400 Briggs street.

Kenneth M. Minnich, 24, 16 North Nineteenth street, and Helen A. Jubasic, 22, Steelton. Wilbur A. Losh, New Cumberland, and Pearl M.

204 Locust street. William R. Irvin, 24, and La verna P. Kinsey, 17, both of Middletown. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, Harrisburg, Pa, Friday.

December S. 1947 21 Davis Hykes, The marriage of Miss Miriam Hykes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hykes, of 3015 Harvard avenue, Camp Hill, and James M.

Davis, son of William Davis, of Marysville, was solemnized this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parsonage of the Shlremanstown Lutheran Church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Stan ley B. Jennings. There were no.

attendants. Mr. Davis and his bride will live at 3021 North Third street The bride was graduated from Mechanicsburg High School. Mr. Davis, a graduate of Hershey Industrial School, served with the Army for two years in the recent war.

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