The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-01
OUTLINED
PROGRAM
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
FOR OBLIGATORY SERVICES
ANNOUNCED SECURING GOV.
HAY AND JUDGE BURKE.

The various committees having In
charge the dedicatory services for
the new commercial club met last
night in the offices of Ira D. Ed
wards. The plans for the enter
tainment of the evening and also
plans for disposing OF the tickets
were discussed. Wednesday morn
ing bright and early the town will
be divided into districts by the COM
mittee and carefully canvassed. 1t
is thought that there will be no diff
Guilty at all in disposing of fully 500
tickets for February II. The pro-
gram as arranged for the evening
consists Of:
Reception.
Address of welcome by Mayor j.
A. Gellatly.
Presentation OF building by the
building committee.
Acceptance OF building on behalf
of the officers and members by Vice
President A. C. Dallach.
Address-Gov. M. e. Hay.
Address--Judge Burke.
Grand ball.
Refreshments.
At the meeting some fears were ex-
pressed lest Wenatchee's public did
not fully understand the object ami
purport OF tho exercises, the opinion
having been voiced that the affair
was q sort Of exclusive function, and
meant only Tor . favored few. as It
we're; but such b not the fact. The
committee, speaking in behalf Of the
club. desires to have 1t understood
that the ceremonies Incident to the
opening and dedication. OF its new
home. are entirely public. The lot
Iupsn which the building stands wal
2cquired throngh q. public spirited
source, in fact, the club itself n a
ture HIS been erected from funds OF
"a public spirited community: it's fur
niture will emanate from like
+sourse, in fact, the club itself is a
product of true pubiic-spiritedness;
so that it follows that the exercises
will inure to the entertainment OF
this same beneficient public. 1t is an
affair not only of the city of Wenat-
chez, but of the entire Wenatchee
valley-a public function; a
affair, the affair of every resident OF
this broad community.
AS recited in previous issues of the
Daily World, Gov. NJ e. Hay and q
number of state officials of illustrious
note have accepted invitations to be
present; delegation of Seattle boost
ers as well as goodly represents
ton from the Arctic club will be here
on this occasion of merriment.
Now, in order that any erroneous
impressions regarding the exclusive.
ness and privatcness OF the dedica-
ton exercises may be dispelled. II
was decided that canvas be made
of the business section OF the city
to ascertain as near as may be, the
number who not only expect to but
will attend, and for the further pur.
pose of offering every opportunity te
the public to be present there. TIC
this end the following committee was
appointed, and win make their round
up tomorrow. Messrs. Ansel Griggs
Walter M. Olive, Frank c.. Lemon
]. A. Seaman, II. E. Hardesty and c.
A. Harlin. These gentlemen will be
armed with plenty Of tickets, and
have been instructed to never take
no for an answer" 1t is hoped that
every man, woman and child will par.
ticipate in the festivities and helI
make the 18th not only gala day
but one to be ever remembered In
the history OF this growing metropo'
lis.
In the event that the committee
should, in the course of its strenu
GUS work. overlook single indi-
vidual, an invitation is extended t.
every resident of the entire Wenat.
chez valley to come and make merry;
and application to any member of thu
committee or to any member OF the
commercial club will be all that Il
necessary to assist In the procure
ment of credentials of admission.
Died.
George. W Rnss. of Minden. Neh.