The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 10

THE-EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1928 PAGE TEN song as easily a off a popular letter. A machine has been produced in Italy on which it is possible to type CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY AND NEWS OF PERSON AL INTEREST When the merairy hits the top of the tube, try Mrs. Doehne Wins First Place in Gold Tourney First place in the tournament KittyMcKay By NINA WILCOX PUTNAM WILL ENTERTAIN FOR BRIDE-TO-BE held on Saturday afternoon by the Copy't, 1928. EepubHo Syndicate. Inc.

Jj? oM Lb iltoffi lib women golfers of. the Colonial Country Club was won by Mrs. Edward Doehne. Miss Marguerite Rodenheiser won second place. There were about twenty participants in the match.

Miss Blanche Reese tvas hostess for the tea at the club, following the tournament. Spring Luncheon The Goucher Club of Harrisburg will hold its annual spring luncheon on Saturday afternoon, June 9, at the Harrisburg Country Club. Miss Helen Armor ia 'chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. She will be assisted by Mrs. George F.

Call, Mrs. W. B. Etters and Mrs1. Henry F.

Fink. Mis3 Mary Louise Bailets, of this city, and Miss Marguerite Wright, of New Cumberland, who will be graduated from Goucher College, on June 4, will be guests at the luncheon, as will the others from this city who are students at the college. Miss Carolyn B. Roth will entertain on Friday evening, June 8, at a dinner followed by bridge, to be held at the Party House, 1013 North Front street, in honor of Miss Mary Harris. THE Mystery Sewing Club will meet evening at the home of Mrs Bayron V.

Brought, 620 Camp street. Members of the club include: Mrs. Richard H. Detra, Mrs. George Dolbin, Mrs.

W. A. McCai-thy, Mrs. A. H.

Detra, Mrs. C. H. Sorge, Mrs. A.

C. Kapp, Mrs. Eva Himes, Mrs. Bruce Van-elta. Mrs.

Walter Dum, Mrs. Gault, and Mrs. Bayron V. i Miss Harris. has chosen for her This concludes the Saturday attendants for her marriage to ic-, matches of the women golfers.

Iced-aiiA forget the weather tor Joseph Snyder, which will take.i Hsreafter they will play on place on Thursday evening, June MISS VIRGINIA DOWNES, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Downes, 1811 North Second street. Mrs.

Downes motored to Philadelphia with her daughter this Mrs. Lee L. Driver, 711 North Second street, is spending several weeks with relatives in Winchester, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.

William M. Deni-son, 2607 Market street, will drive to New York at the end of the week to attend the graduation exercises of their daughter, Miss A. Louise Denison, who will graduate in music from the New York University. The Denisons- will stop in Millville, N. from a few lays, to visit another daughter, Mrs.

Miss Aznes Driver, 711 North Tuesday Only Second street, and Miss Hilda Harrison, Camp have returned to their homes after spending the week-end with friends in Lancaster. Mrs. W. W. Britsch, 123 North Eighteenth street, will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs, Wednesday afternoons. There will not be any match this week, because Wednesday is Memorial Day. The next tournament will be held Wednesday afternoon, June 6, at 2 o'clock. Will Give Concert Jackson C. Trueitt' Jubilee Singers, presented by D.

R. Robinson and J. Paul Clifford, will present a at Fahnestock Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Capital Street Presbyterian Church. The program will include old plantation melodies, negro spirituals and jubilee songs. Henry Bowman Cooper.

I Charles A. Bennett. She, will re- The girl-friend says that all ine world loves. a lover but' not if he keeps telling about if all the time. MISS EMILY DIXON, of Chest- main wjth the Bennetts for a week 14, at 8 clock Zion Lutheran Church, her Ellen Harris, the maid of honor, and for bridesmaids, Miss Carolyn B.

Roth, Miss Katherine E. Steckley, Miss Ernestine and Mrs. Lewis W. Snyder. Dorothy Snyder will be a flower girl.

Following the which will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Stewart Winfield Herman, a reception will be held at the home of the bride, 2400 North Second street. Miss Harris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Domer Harris. Mr. Snyder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Snyder, 1610 Market street.

Will Serve Dinner The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Pastor's Bible Class of the First Church of God, will serve dinner in the Wiriebrenner memorial room tomorrow evening, at 6 o'clock, for the benefit "of the church building fund. 1T1 nut Hill, has returned to hen home after spending several clays ANNIE BRUAW, 2102 in this city. ivl VrHi TViirrl street, will he The M. M. C.

met recently at the i TOmn fnr aitac home of Miss Ruth Hudson and lar meeting of her bridge club, the members of the club are: Mrs, GO TO LEWISTOWN The ceremonial to be held by Mifflintown Forest of Tall Cedars tonight in Lewistown will be attended by more than 100 of 'the local order. The Tall Cedars leave for Lewistown this afternoon at 4 o'clock in busses. now for a rousing Dollar Day! We have gone through our stocks and selected many choice items that we are offering at great savings. They are on sale Tuesday only and you are urged to come early for the best selections. Here you will find new crisp merchandise at very low prices.

Permanent Waving Close-out of 267 NEW HATS Voile Bloomers, Gowns, Step-Ins, Chemise and Step-in Sets Is Not Automatic' IT automatically keeps your hair well groomed after you get it. But its smartness depends on the skill and experience of the operator giving the wave. You are assured of the very best here because each head is carefully tested before Harper'' Method Hair and Scalp Treatment Entertain for Two Mrsl Harry 3320 North Sixth street, entertained in honor of Mrs. Sidney. Isaacs and Miss Kathryn Issacs, of Chicago, recently.

Mrs. Isaacs and her daughter are spending several days with Mrs. Funston, enroute to Boston, where they will spend the summer. With them will go Mrs. H.

N. Gingrich of this city. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Karl Leon Strouse, Elmer Wilhelm, Miss Sara Shriener, Mrs.

H. Gingrich, Mrs. Grace Shriener, Miss Annabelle Funston, Miss Elmira Funston. Karl Strouse gave several selections on the violin, accompanied by Miss Shriener and Miss Isaacs sang a group of songs. Miss Annabelle Funston also sang.

Club Dinner Those who will attend, the annual dinner of the. Jenny Lind Club to be held this evening at the Gray Hearthstone Tearoom, in Overview, at 8 o'clock are: Mrs. W. Cboper, Miss Esther De-Reamer, Miss Ethel L. Davis, Miss Mary Diffenderfer, Miss Miriam Greenawalt, Miss Alicia Geib, Mrs.

Howbecker, Miss Margaret Harri-man, Miss Edith Motter, Miss Mildred Motter, Miss Esther Pond, Miss Catherine Ross, Miss Ethel Sheaffer, Miss Nelle Seidel, Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss Alice Wert, Mrs. C. K. Weigle, Miss Edna Wal-lower, Miss Ruth Lippi, Mrs. Krone, Miss Ethel Parsh, Miss Kathleen Coover, Prof, and Mrs.

John W. Phillips. Miss Virginia Hudson, 1334 Herr street. Two new members who were initiated were Miss Betty Brenneman and Miss Evelyn Dubs. Others who attended the meeting were: Miss Mabel Campbell, Miss Lorraine Hoin, Miss Eva Johnson, Miss Hilda Nickolas, Miss Dorothy Todd.

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM FREED and Miss EmmaAig-ler have returned to their home, 1716 Boas street, after spending the week-end in Beavertown. Ellwood White has returned to Philadelphia after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. White, South Eighteenth street, Camp Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Moyer, North Twenty-third street, Camp Hill, had as their guests for the weekend Mr. Mover's sister, Mrs. Grace Smith, whose home is in Red Lion. MR. AND MRS.

HORACE FREE, 2446 Reel street, had as their guests for the week-end Mr. and Mrs. CI A. Best and Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Harry, of Lancaster, and Mrs. H. B.

Clemens, of Tyrone. Mrs. Norton, North Twenty-fourth street, Camp Hill, is spending this week with relatives in Emporium. H. G.

Snavely has returned to Lancaster after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Preston Erdley, 2104 Swatara street. In this large lot you Ml J'l 1 I will Xliiu genemua ocicvx- tions of Felts, btraws, 5P Crochet, Silk and We are showing them in Jarge and small head si7.es. and in nastel and Miss M.

G. Bame 4 N. 3rd St. Bergner Bldg. dark colors.

mmmH A comnlote Hit of rmetio and Tolletrle fur homo use a 1 a in stock. Main Floor Charles Meredith, Mrs. Rose O'Hail. Mrs. E.

K. Espenshade, Mrs. John Wolfarth, Mrs. E. A.

Spengler, Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. R. K. Bucher and Mrs.

Annie Bruaw. Mr. and M.rs. H. O.

Dodge have returned to their home, North Twenty-fourth street, Camp Hill, after spending several days Wil-liamsport. To Present Comedy The promotion class of the Edj-son Junior High School will present "Oh Kay," a comedy, on Monday evening, June 11, at o'clock, in the school auditorium. The cast will include: Edith Whitman, Ruth Hibsman; Evelyn Whitman, Jean Sawer; Arthur Whiteman, Richard Douple; Capt. George Whitman, Cecil Oy-ler; "Gram" Pembroke, Julia Bowman; Alice Borden, Evelyn Mumper; the "Black Terror," Richard Stock; "Gramp" Pembroke, Emory Buche; Jim Hayes, Dale Behney; Kay Millis, of the Milljs Detective Agency; Ruth Miller; Fred Alden, Val Simmons, and Betty Estricher, an understudy. The play is directed by Miss May J.

LeVan, assisted by John McClintock. Costumes are by Miss Mildred Burkholder. To Give Party Mrs. L. H.

Dennis, of Shire-manstown, will entertain the wives of the Educational Department of the State at a porch party tomorrow, at her home. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Harvey Gay-man and Mrs. Paul Cressman. Special Program A special program will be given at the meeting of the Women's Club to bo held in the club rooms, 216 Pine street, at 8.15 o'clock this evening.

Close-out of New Style Hats $2 and $3 A very remarkable value! They are plain tailored and in lace trimmed styles. Each one is very carefully made. You may select from a full range of the pastel shades. Very high grade Hats of horsehair, crochet, silk and straw, and felts. The shapes, styles and colors are very pleasing.

We show them in black and many colors. Main Floor Clearaway of 4 Ensemble Suits Tailored Suits Close Out of Children's Coats 6 to 16 Included In this lot are Coats that old for twice this urice. Each ia new and smart. Fourth Floor Rev. Dr.

L.C. Manges To Be Hill Speaker The Rev. Dr. L. C.

Manges, pastor of the Memorial Lutheran Church, deliver the bacca laureate sermon for the senior class of the John Harris High School June 10. The invocation and the benediction will be given by the Rev. C. S. Hoover, of the Second! Children's Dresses $1 ,00 These garments are tailored up to our standard of excellence.

The materials are very beautiful and serviceable. Now you may buy a tailored Suit or Ensemble at less than half price. Values to $22.50 Downstairs Store i The Wolfe Shop North Second Street at 211213 Monday and Tuesday Dollar and Discount Days! 248 Dresses at $10.00 Original Prices Were Up to $29.50 Silk Frocks in Town Colors -Tweeds or Jersey Runabout Frocks White or Pastel Silk Washable Frocks 175 Dresses at $16.50 Daytime and Evening Gowns Original Prices Were Up to $49.50 Crepe, Silk or Satin Town Frocks. Washable Printed Crepe Dresses. Chiffon Prints, and Tub Silks.

Taffeta, Chiffon and Lace-Trimmed Dresses. Coats, Suits, Ensembles Sport Materials, Satin and Kasha Reduced to V2 Now $15 to $75 Formerly to $125.00 Sizes 2 to 6 Bloomer and tralrhtllne Btvlet. Tn urints. plain colors and flowered, designs. Fourth Floor Kerormed Church.

The class dance is to be held at the Civic Club on Monday, June 11. Joseph Harlacher is chairman of the dance committee. On the afternoon of Tuesday, June 12, the class picnic is to be held at Hershey Park. Cars will be furnished to take class members to the park. The picnic committee includes: Marian Kyper, chairman; Mary Chronister, Bernard Klase, Harris" Hoover and John McGowan.

Wednesday, June 13, has been set as the date for the banquet. It will be held at Chef's Place, near Annville. Cars will be furnished to carry the students to and from the banquet hall. The confmittee in charge of this event is headed by Edith Erb. Other members: Margaret Irwin, Virginia Burley, Orville Miller, Jack Hollands and Donald Ernst.

Music Recital The Harrisburg Conservatory of Music will present a recital this evening at the school, 30 North Second street, under the direction Of Mrs. E. J. Decevee. The program will consist of both violin and piano numbers, and the following will take part; 'Goldie Haldeman, Esther Smith, Oliver Hartman, Josephine Keeney, Paul Hartman, Marie Dolman, Anna Dolman, Winifred Sheesley, Elizabeth Wirt, Hazel Fackler, Carolyn Turns, Mary Ritter, June Grubb, Esther Smith, Amelia Swalm, Bernice Witmer, Sarah Elizabeth Knauss, Dorothea Tebbs, Charles Kauffman, Elizabeth Smith Carlyle Sherrick, Ethel Heldt and Earl Sholly.

Genuine French Toilet Water and Perfume Both Tor Jasmine. Chvnre and Narcissi odors. real value! Main Floor Close-out of '60 High Type Dresses Formerly Sold From 114.95 to $22.50 WHITEX restores whiteness to all silks woolens how auicklv tun or laundering turns the lovely whiteness of your white silks and woolens into an ugly yellow. Yet ordinary laundry bluing will not whiten them it has no Dresses of the newest modes and materials are grouped together to go at this low price. They are Dresses of the higher grades in which we have but one or two of a kind left.

It will pay you well to investigate this great offer. A Rare Value! Second Floor Odd Lot of 44 Silk Dresses $200 Mnstlv small sizes. Every on is of new style and an outstanding value. Downstairs Store GUEST BREAKS WINDOWS Michael Druga, 21, of 1124 South Ninth street, is said to have broken all the rules of tiquet when a guest of Paul Muza, 1024 South Ninth street. Accordine- to efiect on silk and wool libres.

here then is the need for Whites a special bluing, made by the makers of Tintex, for keeping white silks and woolens white or for restoring original whiteness if they have yellowed. Use Whites, too, for all your fine white things made of cotton, linen or rayon it gives better results and is harmless Muza his friend started to break House Dresses Guaranteed Washable 2 for $5.00 Sizes 16 to 46 Hats 75 Hats, Values to $12.50 $3.00 and $5.00 all the windows in the house and he had to call a cop. Motorcycle Policeman McMechen was sent to the house and placed Druga under arrest. Close-Out of Dress Famous Universal Pajamas $1.89 Striped Madras. Broadcloth and flowered and striDed Creoe.

Mnin Floor and Sport Coats New Purses, value to $7.95, now and $3.00 French Kid Gloves, sire 6 to V2, value to $4.95, $3.00 Silk Gloves, value to $2.00, size 6 to 7J4 Fabric Gloves, value to $1.75, sire 6 to 714 to even the sheerest materials. remember the next time you purchase Tintex for your colored finery to buy Whitex for your white finery Sports -Wear, Slips, Babies' etc Ask your dealer to show you the Tintex Color Card for suggestions on both fintex and Whitex. TINTEX GROUP Products for every Home-tinting and Dyeing Need Tintex Gmj BoTmU and ija all nu tenth. tmlex Blue Bex For laee-trimmed tilVn linti tit ilk. lace remains white.

Rayon Bloomers and Vests 89c HELD FOR COURT Stephen S. Dowhouer, of Herr street near Seventh, who was arrested for driving under the influence of liquor, furnished $500 bail Saturday for a hearing in court. He is said to have run his automobile on the curb. Handkerchiefs, value to 35c, 6 for Newest colors. Main Floor $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $2.00 Silk Hosiery, value to $3.00, all shades, Silk Bloomers, value to $2.00 Silk Bloomers, values to $2.95 i 1 New Styles! New Materials! Now is the time to buy Coat at a price that is a small frac- tion of its real worth.

These Coats are made from beautiful, durable materials and art handsomely trimmed. Some are furred in a very attractive manner. $gv75 9 Porto Rican and Crepe Gowns $1.00 Very fin materials. All oolors. Main Floor 7- Tintex Color Remootr Remove old color Iron mmj material it can be djed a Dew color.

Whitex ipecial bluing for restoring vbitenete to yellowed ailka ad woolen, all drag, dept. atonal Cet cod notioo cooaiera. CIRCUS NOT COMPLETE without a pound of those real Jumbo Peanuts to take along with you. Peanuts and coffee roasted fresh daily. Special Salt Water Kisses, 25c a pound.

Imperial Tea 205 Chestnut St. and 1112 South Eighteenth St. Satin Face Princess Makes Her Own Skin Bleach Known for having of the most beautiful skins in New York, Miss Mildred Ball, favorite artists' and photographers' model, recently made the statement that most of Slips $1.00 All ii Very Special! Downstairs Store Full cut and well tailored, colors. Main Floor Permanent aves By Experts The In Harrisbure Re- fl Heavy Ponges Silk Step-Ins or Vests Silk Step-ins or Combinations, values to $5, $2.50 Silk Costume Slips, all shades, all colors Silk Night Gowns, values to $5.00 $3.95 Silk Crepe de Chine Gowns, values to $8.95, $5.00 Silk Pajamas, values to $5.95 $3.95 Silk Union Suits, sizes to 44 White Step-in Chemise or Drawers $1.00 White Night Gowns, values to $1.95 $1.00 White Nainsook Dress Slips, values to $2.00, $1.00 White Hand-Made, Chemise or Gowns vWhite Long Sleeve Night Gowns $1.00 White Lisle Vests, sizes to 44 3 for $1.00 White Lisle Union Suits, 3 for $2.00 Corsets, broken sizes and styles; values to $6.50 $3.00 Corsets, values' to $12.50 Brassieres or OnePicce Garments, Reduced One- Third No Exchanges No Credits Princess Slips 1 .69 TINTS and DYES ANYTHING ANY COLOR $1 '1 4 Brassieres for Heavy satin material. Will stand hard service.

Very special. Main Floor Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery Very rood quality In newest shades. Main Floor gardlcss of Price. Very services We. -rds Will stand Mrtbahuf PARK TIL FORD MIM launder and wear well.

LAMAY BEAUTY SHOP Bell 6824 201 locnst St. Main Floor Keep the Little Folks HEALTHY with Delicious the New York models use a skin bleach of their own making. According to Miss Ball, "we get three ounces of Orchard White from the druggist and add to it the juice of two lemons. This makes a full quarter pint of a perfectly harmless yet marveloiisly effective bleach. Applied to face, neck and arms, it bleaches any dark or discolored skin a beautiful rosy white.

It also makes any rough or coarse skin soft and smooth. Many of the girU use it, too, for a tan and freckle bleach. Nothing like this wonderful mixture can be bought ready to use because it acts best when freshly prepared. The cost for several weeks' supply is only a few cents." feci I a A OPENING Memorial Night Riest Dance Boats ii i linn ii hi 13 nu N. FOURTH STH ft Li Mt! OCH-OiH MACAROMI.