The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-27
MUSICIANS
BANQUETED
Most Successful Affair in Labor
Circles for Some Time-Local
News of Interest.

NSWS OF interest.
The most enjoyable and successful
banquet and social session ever pulled off
IN local labor circles was held at the
ood feilows Temple on Saturday night
by the Musicians Union.
Inc local held a brief meeting before
the banquet and after disposing of their
business the doors of the banquet hall
were thrown open, the guests and mem
bers were ushered in to partake of the
bountlful feast. The big dining room
was artlstlcally trimmed with beautiful
decorations. Covers were laid for sixty.
Short addresses and a smoker followed
the banquet, and in addition to the pro.
gram several of the members and yisi
tors expressed their appreciation of the
success of the event.
President j. O. Evans was the toast
master for the occasion
The following program was observed: :
BE Kind Enough to Use the Soft
Pedal President j. o. Evans.
'Why is Ita''-Vice President Omar
Morgan
"llow to Organize Musicians III.
Beckenstein
1.-The Art Detriorating BRO. w s
Mason.
"Music in Vaudeville BRO. B. G.
Murphy
The Big Noise-Bro. John MORGAN
Much was added to the success of the
occasion by the able management of
John Morgan of the entertainment com
mittee and his able assistants.
IL. 5. Barr, the dentist, wants you to
consult him when in need of anything
in the dental profession He can do
anything that any other dentist in the
country can do and guarantees all work
to give satisfaction. Parlors over Here.
ford s store, corner Capitol street and
Postotiice square.
Z. w. Eagler and L. j. Hapgerty, the
committee appointed by the Central body
to visit the locals of the city, attended
the meeting of the Plumbers Friday
night, and as result delegation from
that uocal will be in attendance at Cen
tral body meeting next Tuesday night.
D. l.. Pauley, secretary-treasurer of the
local bartenders union has been commits
sloner national organizer and left to-
day ON an organizing tour through the
state. Jim is hustler and will do good
work for his organization
The meeting of the Kanawha Valley
nf,.nl T ,1>
will be the best attended since its organ
ization and much business of Importance
will be transacted.
While the weather has not been ideal
for building operations, still the plumb
ers have been busy at work right along.
and the union is doing fine The officers
and men are working hand in hand to
help build up their organization.
The Tailors are working very steadily
for this time of the year, and business
seems to be holding up very we'll The
Eailors' Union is in good shape, and the
members are taking an interest in the
affairs of the organization Regular
meeting Monday night.
Regular meeting of the Carpenters
Union tomorrow night. This local is still
increasing its membership and the out
look for 1910 is goo1 It is expected
that the difficulty with the Moore Con-
struction Co. will be satisfactorily set
tied in the next few days.
The Typographical and the Pressmen IS
Unions will meet in regular session Sat
urday. These crafts are in the best con-
dition in their history.
The Plasterers Union is progressing
very nicely and the meetings are always
well attended. The members of this
union are all staunch for organization
and at all times take great interest in the
meeting.
Buy a Home
! We wish to call the wage earners' at.
tention to the advertisement which an
pears upon another page of this issue il
regard to the Sale of Lots in the ConneT