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FOUR THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1939 ACTIVITIES IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES OF Miss Page Wedded The wedding of Miss Elizabeth L. Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Page, 95 Shell street, Progress, to Lester R. Holtzman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Holtzman, 97 Shell street, Progress, took place on Saturday evening at the Trinity United Brethren in Christ Church, Lebanon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry N. Miller, of Lebanon.

The bride wore a dress of teal blue crepe, and a turban to match, with a short face veil. Gardenias formed her corsage. Mrs. Paul H. Helm, sister of the bridegroom, who attended the bride as matron of honor, wore a crepe dress of black and dusty pink, and a corsage of, Paul pink, rosebuds and sweet peas.

Helm was Mr. Holtzman's best man. Following the ceremony the bride and bridegroom gave a party at their new home, 22 North Twenty-eighth street, Penbrook. The guests included Miss Cathryn Miller, Marlin Conrad, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Helm, Mr. Mrs. Nathan Holtzman, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Page, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Squires and Mr. and Mrs.

Elwood Zeiders. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holtzman are graduates of Susquehanna Township High School. Mrs.

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Discusses Book Of Thomas Mann Thomas Mann's "Joseph Cycle," the of books begun in 1926 as allegory of the life of the author, was discussed by Mrs. F. Douglas Beidel, of Millersburg, at the meeting of the Education Department of the Civic Club of Harrisburg yesterday afternoon. The Twentieth Century, according to Mrs. Beidel, has produced no literature SO certain of sur-; vival as the "Joseph Cycle." "Into the Cycle, the author has written his own struggle in the world of today," said Mrs.

Beidel. The entire plot of the third book, "Joseph in Egypt," which was published last year in two volumes, may be found in the thirty-ninth chapter of the Book of Genesis, the speaker said. She reviewed the first book, "Joseph and His Brothers," and claimed that the greater part of the story is retained in the mind of every person familiar with Bible history. Tracing ancestry of Jacob, son of Abraham, the volume describes the life of Jacob, and Rachel with their son Joseph, and the book ends with the birth of Benjamin and the death of Rachel. "As Jacob is left weeping for his wife at the end of the first volume, so he weeps at the loss of his son, Joseph, at the close of the second volume.

For 'Young Joseph' tells of Jacob's great love for his beautiful son, of the jealousy of the older sons, children of Leah, for this child of Rachel, and of the brothers' attack on and attempted murder of Joseph," Mrs. Beidel said. Mann began his series in 1926, and after long study and numerous journeys to and through Palestine and Egypt published the first book of the cycle in 1933, during the first year of the Hitler regime. Long a noted literary figure, Mann has been awarded the Nobel Prize in 1929 for his "The Magic Mountain," which was written in the years following the World War, Throughout his life a cal, Mann was revolted at the persecution staged in Germany under the Third Reich, and left the country. His exile at first was voluntary, but in 1936 he published in Switzerland reply to the Nazi attack on non- writers and artists, with the result that citizenship was revoked, and his scholastic degrees recalled.

During the short business session which preceded the program, Mrs. William B. Bennett, department chairman, Tea followed Mrs. Beidel's lecture. Red carnations and red candles decked the tea table at which presided Mrs.

E. Fred Rowe and Elmer E. Layton. Tea arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Paul Charles.

Elect Miss James to Local Quota Club The Quota Club of Harrisburg a elected Miss Dorothy James, daughter of Governor Arthur H. James, to an honorary membership at a dinner meeting last evening at the Penn-Harris Hotel. The twentieth anniversary of Quota Clubs International, was observed at the meeting in a program devoted to the women who have become leaders. Mrs. Mary Thomas was in charge of the program in which each club member; spoke briefly on the achievements of a famous woman.

Among the local leaders mentioned were Miss Mary E. Hoffer, president of the Y. W. C. Miss Alice R.

Eaton, librarian of the Harrisburg Library; and Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert, chairman of the Harrisburg Chapter, American Red Cross. Miss Orpha Hayes presided during the business in which it was decided to hold board meetings for the coming year on the fourth Thursday of each month rather than on the fourth Friday as has been the custom. The next meeting of the club will be held on Monday, February 20 at 6 o'clock in the evening at the Penn-Harris Hotel.

Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde DeHart, 1513 Logan street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth DeHart, to Harry Martin Wimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

Wimer, of Lemoyne. No date has been set for the wedding. The bri is a graduate of Susquehanna High School and her fiance, a Technical High School graduate, is associated with the American Stores. Will Speak on Feb. 16 The Rev.

T. Vanis Slawter, pastor of the Memorial Baptist Church of Germantown will speak on the subject "If Frances Willard Lived Today," on Thursday evening, February 16, under the auspices of the Dauphin County W. C. T. U.

The address will be given at the Messiah Lutheran Church at 8 o'clock in the evening, and will be the county organization's contribution to the Frances Willard Centennary. A musical program, at 7.30 o'clock, will precede the address. There will be no admission charge. THE choir of St. Michael's theran Church was honored last evening at a banquet given at Barberry Manor by the church council.

Speaker of the evening was the Rev. Hans Weber, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Steelton. The committee in charge included: Miss Suzanne J. Spier, Mrs. Joseph B.

Rogers, Mrs. Joseph Eutzy, William H. Mueller. Fred W. Hermann, and John W.

Spitler. Guests at the dinner were: Mrs. M. Pfuhl Froehlich, organist and choir director; Miss Clara Bucher, Mary Fischer, Miss Louise Lorenz, Mrs. Charles J.

Miller, Mrs. Charles Roth, Mrs. Karl Riedel, Mrs. Joseph B. Rogers, Mrs.

Charles A. Schell, Miss Helen Spier, Miss Rosalind Spier, Miss Bertha Wiesman, Miss Esther Wieseman, Mrs. Arthur Dowhower, Max Kroeger, Josephs Jane Eva Oyler, Michaels, Miss Miss SuzEutzy, anne J. Spier, Joseph Eutzy, Max, Kroger, Charles J. Miller, William P.

Mueller, Karl Riedl, Charles Roth, Joseph B. Rogers, Robert J. Calhoun, Arthur Dowhower, Michael Rosenberger, Charles A. Schell, William Baker, Charles Bierman, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred W. Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dr.

Harry Plack, Charles Wieseman, the Rev. and Mrs. Hans Weber, and the Rev. and Mrs. James D.

C. Witke, pastor of St. Michael's Church. A MEETING Boy of Scout the Troop Mothers' No. 34 of St.

Francis Church will be held at 7.45 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Culhane, 1609 Swatara street. Mrs. J. P.

Gallagher will preside and Mrs. Michael Barry and Mrs. Forrest Fillipelli will assist Mrs. Culhane in entertaining. The Perdix Civic Club met this afternoon at the home of Mrs.

J. P. Gohl, 1613 Green street. The Steele Riverside ParentTeacher Association will hold an executive at, 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon the library of the Steele School. Miss Norma Rockman, 336 Woodbine street, was hostess recently to members of the XZB sorority of William Penn High School.

Miss Rockman is the new president of the group. Other newly elected officers are: Miss Helene Levine, vice-president; Miss Estella Sachs, secretary; and Miss Sara Marcus, treasurer. A social hour followed the business meeting. The Edison Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the school auditorium. Valentine Dance Lees The Harrisburg Elks' Lodge will hold a Valentine dance on Saturday evening at the Elks' Home, 216 North Second street.

J. Dale Fink is chairman of the entertainment committee. The club be decorated, and a feature of the program will be a novelty stunt conducted by Zeke Beck. Dancing will begin at 9.30 o'clock, and there will be a floor show. Card Party The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Wormleysburg Post, No.

1462, V. F. will sponsor a card party to be held at the post home, Fronta nd Houck streets, at 8 o'clock tonight. Five hundred and pinochle will be played. Across the IF A FAMILY HAS AN OLD PERSON IN IT- IT POSSESSES A Name To Go QUAKER CANE PURE SUGAR REFINED IN THE UNITED STATES 7 STAR All 7 Features (AMOUS Are Contained In This Famous READING I Economical and Dependable Fuel H.

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Phone 4-1134 "Dependable Fuel Service Since 1902" PROGRAM FOR PIANO RECITAL The program has been announced for the piano concert which will be presented by Artur Rubinstein tomorrow evening at 8.30 o'clock at Forum, under the auspices of the Wednesday Club of Harrisburg. It follows: Sonata, Opus 81, flat (Les Adieux), Beethoven. Les Adieux-adagio, allegro; L'absence-andante, respressivo; Le Retour- -vivacissimamente. Prelude Chorale et Fugue, Franck. Sonata in Three Movements, from "Petrouschka," by Stravinsky.

Dedicated to and especially written for Mr. Rubenstein. Played without pause. Prelude, A Minor; La Cathedrale engloutie, and Minstrel, Debussy. Funerailles, and Rhapsodie, No.

12, by Liszt. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taschner, Union Deposit Road, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Ann Taschner, to Leon Joseph Banker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Banker, of Wellsboro. The ceremony was performed on December, 31, 1938, Lawrence at the Catholic rectory Church, by the Rev. P.

S. Huegel. Miss Pauline Taschner, sister of the bride, and Paul Taschner, served as maid of honor and best man. A wedding dinner was served at the Taschner home for the families after the ceremony, and later couple left for a trip through the Southern States. They are now residing at 1503 Derry street.

Mrs. Banker attended the St. Dent RECTOR'S Miss GEORGE FOOD WEEKLY EVERY THURSDAY It takes all 7 points to make a champion championship basketball requires- speed; stamina; accuracy; alertness; agility; judgment; and competitive spirit. A champion must excel in all 7. Lawrence School, the Susquehanna husband, who attended the WellsTownship Schools, and was grad- boro schools, is now employed by uated from Beckley College.

Her the State. of the Cameron Parent Teacher Association, who will attend the meeting of 7.45 o'clock this evening at the school, will be addressed by J. Thomas Heistand of St. Stephen's Cathedral. His subject will be "The Spiritual Growth of the Child." Mrs.

Mary Rathfon will play a violin composition and Mrs. J. W. Flickinger, president of the association, will preside at the The meeting. Bien's Bible Class of Christ Lutheran Church will be entertained at a chicken corn soup supper at 6.30 o'clock this evening in social hall of the church by the social committee.

Charles Z. Portzline and his committee are in charge of the supper. Mrs. A. E.

Foose, of Merion, Has returned to her home after a visit with her sister, Miss Kathrine J. Warden, 1705 North Front street. The. meet Ohev this Sholom afternoon in Sisterhood the vestry room of the Temple. MR.

ROSHER, AND MRS. 2041 North WILLIAM Fifth A. street, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday evening with a party at their home. Their guests were their daughter and son, Miss Constance Rosher and Robert Rosher; Mrs. Emma Weaver and daughters, Ruth and Betty; Mrs.

Mildred Grass and children, Joyce and Billy; Mr. and Mrs. E. Lowe and daughter, Joan; Mr. Kind Mrs.

Fause, Miss Mildred Brown, Robert Stare, and Mrs. Lorena Garner, all of this city; Mrs. George Hart, of Wilmington, and Mrs. Bessie Lebegern, of Morrisville. Mrs.

Hart, Mrs. Lebegern, Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Grass are sisters of Mrs. Rosher.

Miss Elizabeth Beaner, Sallie J. Coart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Fohl, Mrs.

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Anna H. Rhine, of this city, are among those enjoying a sojourn in St. Petersburg, Fla. Members of the Rutherford Fire Company will hold a card party and dance at the firehouse Friday night. The card party will begin at 7.30 and the dance at 10 1.

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