Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
American Citizenship
Discussed by DR.. Mains

the purpose of which Is to give a
clear exposition Of the functions,
duties, the rights and limitations,
the high ethical patriotism, which
must always be vitality coupled with
ideal American citizenship. A man
of the legal profession. exceptionally
successful. generously philanthropic,
intensely American, has recently
founded q chair of United states
Citizenship" in connection with a
prominent New England University.
This chair will be exclusively de-
voted to the promotion of the best
attainable ideals and motives for ad-
yancing an intelligent and patriotic
citizenship. The founder has hon
ored DIR. Mains by asking him TO
undertake the writing of the book
in question. 1t is purposed to Sc
cure for this book when published
wide distribution among the leading
educators and teachers throughout
the country. The preparation of this
work will chiefly occupy the thought
and energy of Its author for sew
eral months to come.
From the pen of the same writer
there has also recently been pro-
ducedi book-manuscript on Pre-
millennialism," which work will be
issued in the coming winter from the
presses of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ in New York.
Mrs John Rahm. 42s South Thir-
tecnth street was hostess last even
ing to the members OF the Aid Soclety
OF calvary Evangelical Lutheran
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Park lett
to-day for Chattanooga, Tenn eS-
pecting to return home. OCTOBER ~,
TAn ~
and small son, John C. Melville. OF
SykesyilIe. Nd. where Mr., Melville
holds a responsible position as super
intendent OF the Melville Wooieh
Mills. are visiting Mrs. MelVines par-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs william @. unoer-
WIS Mrs, W. W, Blair Stewart. of Atlantic
-ity arrived this noon for q FlsiI Wsta
DR., and Mrs. Thomas Stewart 6iar'
I0S North Second Street. 1900
Miss Elba 1. Romberger' OF Ase
North Second street, was mem
Der of the Snavely-Myia "eou'Ne
party at Lancaster to-day:
Miss Mildred Cook, 526 camp
.,raat bos returned after spending
a week at Bloomsburg. -. o,
Howard w. Ritter. bz6 camp
.treet Is home after visiting ms par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Ritter' oi
Mra Charles ]. sourbier and small
, daughter Mary Emily Sourpier, Oh
Westfield, n. J., are guests OF Mrs
Marv r Sourbier at Second and Boss
Mrs, Paul w. limerick and chill
dren paul Wood and Isabel Emerick
Of Catawissa, are guests OF Or. ahu
Mrs, William C. Pfouts, bo2 North
Second street. "a.
Miss Mary Stewart Blair left to-
day for Montour Falls, n. =" 20
spend a weeks vacation WIN hei
cousin, Miss Mary Sterrett' =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EVerson, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests OF theit
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. william n
Bates, of State street. =
Walter S. Gregory, of Altoona. ii
stopping for awhile with his nephew
James n. Walters, of Market street
on the way home from Baltimore
and Washington.
Alfred s. Deane and his twin sons
Ellis and Walter B. Dean, started
for their Pittsburgh home to-day az
ter a weeks visit among relatives In
this vicinity. :,
Frank Harvey, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Toland, 1922 Green street
Miss Carolyn Barker and her niece
Miss Wilma Bell Barker went home
to Boston to-day after q weeks viFt'
among relatives in the West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Thompson. OF
Cleveland, Ohio. are in the city TOT
n short stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
/ s. jackson of North Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. solomon
of New York City, are visiting Mrs
Solomon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Claster, Second and Briggs
streets
Miss P. Hills Walters has gone
home to Binghamton, n. Y. after
spending q fortnight among OLD
friends in this vicinity.
The Rev. Howard Rodgers, assist
ant pastor of the Market Square
Presbyterian Church. is home after
spending vacation in New York
and Atlantic City.
Owen Carpenter went home to
Washington to-day after q weeks
visit in this city and Carlisle.
| Mrs. William B. French. of Pitts
| burgh. Is in the city for a little visit
with her sister. Mrs. Norman M
Jenkins. of North Second street
Miss Charlotte Arendt of Indiana
is a weekend guest of Miss Pauline
Gates. OF North Third street on tho
way home after visiting in the Cum
berland Valley.
Ralph D. Grimes. OF Johnstown
Is visitor at the home of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Joseph II. Bond. suburban Har.
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