Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS
MINISTER'S OF HARRISBURG CHURCHES ARRANGE
TOSPEND THEIR WELL4EARNED SUMMER VACATIONS
IN RADICAL CHANGE FROM USUAL OCCUPATIONS

! Leeper at Asbury Park, New York and
Niagara Falls.
Some VIII Stay at Home
The Rev. j. Bradley Markward, OF
the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, has
formulated no plans for vacation
| He and his family will probably
spend the summer in the city. The
Rev. DIR. Clayton Albert Smucker, pas
tor of the Stevens Memorial Methodist
Church, due TO the special work among
his congregation. has planned nothing
definite concerning a vacation for HIM
self and family. He will probably take
his vacation in August, if he goes away
at all. The Rev. Winfield S. Booth, of
the First Baptist Church, with Mrs.
Booth. is planning a vacation in Phila-
delphia Wildwood, n. J., and North
umberland. The Rev. Thomas S.
Reisch, of the Christ Lutheran Church,
will motor to Latonia, Ohio, where he
and Mrs. Reisch will visit at her home.
The Rev. A. L. Kriner, pastor of the
Nagle Street Church of God, will spend
the summer months in the city. The
Rev William w. Hartman, of the
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church, with
Mrs. Hartman and children, Emory,
Miss Carolyn and Louise Hartman.
are going to Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park. Griffith Jones, superintendent
of the City Rescue Mission, has made
no definite plans, but during the sum-
mer will visit large cities. Mr. Jones
will study the problem of housing in
these cities and their methods of
carrying on work similar to that
which he does; from these he purposes
to map out his work for the winter.
Mrs. Jones will accompany him. The
Rev. Reinhold Schmidt, of st. Michaels S
German Lutheran Church, will remain
in the city. The Rev. Albert ]. Greene.
~ hn fet .,iI
spend the summer with Mrs. Greene
at Sparrows Point, Md. The Rev.
Father Daniel ]. Carey, of st. Francis
Catholic Church. will spend the sum-
mer here at work. The Rev. S. Ed
win Rupp, of the Otterbein United
Brethren Church. with Mrs. Rupp
and their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Brane, associate editor of the Religious
Telescope, and Mrs. Brane at their
home in Dayton, Ohio. The Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Maurice NJ. Hassett, of ST. Pat
ric<'s Cathedral, and the assistants,
Father Thomas B. Johnson and Father
Dennis P. Reardon, will spend the
summer in the city. The Rev. E. E.
Curtis, of Westminster Presbyterian
Church. with Mrs. Curtis and their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth Curtis. will
attend the Montrose Bible conference
and spend some time in Mount Gretna
and Chestnut Level, Lancaster county.
The Rev. w. II. Dallman, of the Mar
ket Street Baptist Church, will remain
at home during the summer. The
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis C. Manages, of
the Memorial Lutheran Church, will
attend the Gettysburg assembly, Au-
gust 1-10. The Rev John Henry Mil
Ter. pastor of the Evangelical Iu-
theran Church, will stay in the city.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller has arranged for
a half-hour service only during the
summer, with series of brief but i'm
pressive talks. The Rev. ". K. Ruth
and the Rev. Frank Stephenson, of the
Gospel Herald Mission, will remain in
the city. The Rev. Father G. L. Rice.
of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
will also remain at home during the
summer months.
Away to the War
The Rev. Harry n. Bassler, of the
Second Reformed Church. chaplain of
the Eighth Regiment, will spend the
summer and maybe-who knows -
the winter in FL Paso, Texas. During
the esoldier-proacher's absence the pull.
pit will be filled by the Rev. Dr. H. n.
j. Klein, professor of church history
at Franklin and Marshall College Ian