His son drops out of college and elopes with Eunice Littlefield. His daughter marries a young reporter named Kenneth Escott. He admires his friend's affair with May Arnold, and later has an affair of his own with Tanis Judique, a woman who causes him to becomes a bohemian. During this phase, he comes out against Prout, a man whose election campaign he helped support, in favor of his old classmate Seneca Doane. In the end,
His son drops out of college and elopes with Eunice Littlefield. His daughter marries a young reporter named Kenneth Escott. He admires his friend's affair with May Arnold, and later has an affair of his own with Tanis Judique, a woman who causes him to becomes a bohemian. During this phase, he comes out against Prout, a man whose election campaign he helped support, in favor of his old classmate Seneca Doane. In the end, however, he joins the Good Citizen's League, and after nursing his wife Myra back to heath, returns to his old ways. For 10 points, identify this friend of the Reislings and title character of a novel by Sinclair Lewis.
His son drops out of college and elopes with Eunice Littlefield.
George F. {Babbitt}