The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-12
SECURING MANY new
MEMBERS FOR CLUB
Each Committee of the Commercial
is Confident of Eating Supper at
the Expense of the Other two Com
mittees in February

few days away, the members Of the
three committees ale working like
Trojaps to secure membe to the
organiza tion and to have the privilege
of having the dinner and entertain
ment which is to be providde ar the
expense of the "'other fellows" as
we'll as the honor of being memb er
of the most successful committee.
Not only has Wenatchee been care
fully gone over and members for the
club secured. bu Seattle has been
canvassed and number of firms of
that city have taken out nonresident
membershi ps.
The general sentiment of the memb-
ers of the club is that the scheme
of dividing the club into three COM
mittees to secure new members is a
most excellent one and the best that
could have been devised fer aIousipg
interest and enthusiasm among the
workers.
Committee number /, having such
hustlers as L. V. Wells, Guy Browne
G. E. Stohl and others in it's ranks,
has organized, appointed a chairman
and is already flapping it's wings pre-
paratory to.crswlng over lis rivals.
Guy Browne, ahai, man of the com.
mittee, said this afternoon: I'VE have
at least dozen new members to add
to the rolls of the club and are making
a strenuous effort to sh the race in
the lead. We feel that we are in the
lead in and we still have lots of new
tricks up or sleeves which we will
spring at the right time
j. A. Geliatly, one of the leading
members of committee number l, said:
'We have secured a numter of MEM
bers in the valley and have alreadv
secured number of outside members
in Seattle with the Fprospectssof secur-
ing more bef ore the end of the con-
test. All the members of our COM
mittee have been busy at their OVID
work more OF less of the time, but not
withstanding this, [ believe that we
have secured more members than eth
~ otb
come out of the race with the long end
of the string III our hands.
Ed. Ferguson, one of the members
of committee number 3, il equally con-
fident that his committee will be
successful and said TODAY: "Our
committee has been hustling for new
members from the start and is so far
in the lead now that the contest might
as we'll be declared ours now. Next
Thursday, the last day of the race will
slow only one committee in the race
committee number 3 -
tbO I@htAC GANOh
by the young people of the valley this
week, none was more enjoyable than
that e iven bv Miss Bessie Fisher to
number of young people Thursday
evening.
The guests met at the home of Miss
Fisher at an early honr in the evening
and were driven to the Ed. Stevens
ranch where hot suppsr Was served.
A unique method of obtaining par tners
for the supper was devised. The
guests were supplied with pieces of
torn card board and the ones whose
card board slips matched were Iartn-
ers for the evening. After the supper
finch and other games were played
and the guests departed for home at a
late hour.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
of Miss Fl sher were;: Misses Maud
Boblett. Ada Grant. Margerett Dnff,
Alva McWhirter, Rose Stevens, Stella
Carton, Ida johnson, Frances Small,
Bessie Fisher and NJ Messrs. Tam er.
Lynch, Ray Carver. Parker Holt,
Small, II icks and Fisher.