Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10

scheduled to speak at the session
following the luncheon. DR.. Eaton's
subject, as scheduled, was Auto
cracy, Bolshevism or Dom ocracy.'
The Bethlehem Steel Company band
played q number of selections.
At the ladies' luncheon, Mario
PeruZzi. member of the Wilkes
Barre Club. distributed as favors
jars of salted peanuts. The ladies
received as favors from the Har-
risburg club corsage bouquets of
sweetpeas. The decorations in the
ballroom were in charge of ]. Will
liam Bowman and were designed in
the art department of Bowman &
Company.
Go Sightseeing
The ladies were as full of spirit as
the men. singing songs and perform
ing innumerable stunts. Mrs. VIII
bur +. Harris sang. A feature was
the splendid accompaniment of Miss
Margaret Evelyn Essick. The ladies
were on a sightseeing trip through
the Capitol and other showspots of
the city this afternoon.
The report of the committee on
resolutions was scheduled to be
brought up late this afternoon at the
session to be held in Fahnestock
halk Membership discussion of the
following topics with leaders named
was also scheduled:
Program For Club Meetings"
Edmund E. Read. Jr., president
Camden Rotary Club. Membership
Classifcations." Landes f. Miller
president Reading Rotary Club;
promotion of Attendance at Club
Meetings." Royal w. Weller, presi-
dent Allentown Rotary Club; "Edu-
cation of Rotarians as to Rotary. :"
James G.. Glessner, York Rotary
Club. "Rotary's Relation With
Similar Organizations" Walter L..
Hill. president Scranton Rotary
Club: Should Rotary Initiate Com
munity Movements?" Horace Lehr.
president Easton Rotary Club; The
Development of the Individual
Member. His Opportunity and Re-
! sponsibility in Rotary" Alexander
! Armstrong. president Hagerstown
Rotary Club.
The closing feature of this after
| Moons session will be an address by
President Selden l.. Haynes. of the
| Wilkes Barre Rotary Club, on The
Age of Principle"
A round table on Work Among
Boys" will be held this afternoon at
the closing of the session.
Tonight a conference dinner with
dancing and cards will be held with
| the ladies. An address will be de-
| livered by John Poole, international
| president. and other speakers will
| be present.
Harrisburg committees include:
General Committee of Conference
| Arrangements-liN n. Hershey, chair
man: William S. Essick, Mrs. =.
Diener, John Musser, Morris Long
aker. William Garman. Frank Mus
ser. j. w. Bowman, Arthur Bacon
Charles Boil, AL Moul.
! Registration ommittee-William
Essick. Archibald Dinsmore. Theo-
dore 2. Carey. Frank j. Consylman
| David Cotterel.
Mems reception committee-Johr
. Musser, Preston Crowell, Ehrman b
| Mitchell, George f. Whitney, John
o. Olmsted, John Heathcote.
! Committee on Women's Entertain.
ment-Mrs. r. H. Lyons, chairman
Mrs. Edward Black, Mrs. George F
Lumb, Mrs. Robert E. Cahill, Mrs
Edison ]. Hockenbury. Mrs. Norri:
Longaker, Mrs. Rudolph Spicer, Mrs
j. William Bowman. Mrs C. FIoyC
| Hopkins. Mrs. +. E. Lawton, Mis-:
Evelyn Essick, Miss Norma Barker
Mrs. George S. Mcfarland, Mrs
Samuel z. Shope. Mrs. J. P. McCul.
Tough. Mrs. Ed. S. Herman. Mrs. Ar.
thur D. Bacon. Mrs. Charles Wood
! Committee on Mems Entertain
ment-A. d. Bacon, c. Floyd Hop.