Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
PREPARING FOR
STATEH0TELMEN.
Who Come to Crays Harbor
Next Week for Three
Days Convention
WILL EXTEND GLAD HAND
Local Hotelmen Plan Elabor-
ate Entertainment for
Visiting Brethren

Hoquiam and Aberdeen will be the
hosts for three days of the members
of the Hotelmen' S association of this
state, when the annual convention
will be held in the two cities. The
convention will be held Aug. 10, 16,
and j., and all three days will be
busy ones for the visitors.
The hotel proprietors will arrive
during Wednesday afternoon. The
rema ader OF that day will be given
to rt1,ing and getting settled. Thurs
day will be given over to meetings
and in automobile trips about Aber-
deem with luncheon at the Fairmont
hotel and a musical in the evening
under the direction Of Mrs. w. y.
CroXall
Hoquiam will be the host of the
visitors the second day. The par
ty VIII he siven automobile rides
about the city and into the. surround
ing country. At noon they will be
guests at a luncheon at the Hotel
Grayport In the evening dinner Will
be served for them at the Hotel Wash
ington in Aberdeen.
Saturday, the last day, will be spent
in an outing at Westport, and Co
hassett beach. The visitors will leave
early by boat for Westport and Will
spend ali day at the beach. In the
evening grand bail is to be given
at Pythian nail, Aberdeen, for the
VlsltoIa.
Al A meeting Of the proprieters OF
the Grayporl. t'airmont. Crescent and
Washington hotels, held Thursday at
the latter hotel, it was agreed that
lodging would be furnished free to
members of the Hotelmens associa-
ton during the convention. This hos
ptality has never before been extend
ed, and is an innovation that will be
appreciated.
Committees Appointed
At the meeting Thursday commit
tees We're appointed on finance. auto
mobiles, banquet, publicity, dance, en-
tertainment at Cohassett and trolley
cars, besides the following general
committee:
w. J. Patterson, chairman; E. c.
Miller, A W. Middleton. w. B. Mack,
F.. c. Wilcox, G. p. Rafferty,, j. w.
Parks. NJ. V. Snyder, A. L. Johnson, A.
H. Griffin, Edw. Simms, A. c. Gaillac
c. T. Scurry. J. B. Bridges, =. A
Morck, Fl. B. Zimmerman, C. N. Wea-
therwaX. A. p. Stockwell. Geo Lemp-
ing, w. A. Rupp, j. w. Clark, j. j.
Carney. Albert Johnson, Neal Cooney,
Geo. l.. Nyere. VIM. Crammatte. r. G.
Lane, Geo. J. Wolff, j. B. Benson, S.
K Bowes, A L. Davenport, T.. L. Doug
las, Elmer Heinrich, T. l.. Zilmer, }.
e. Stewart. Ed Benn.
Program Arranged
The following program has been ar
ranged, subject to such changes as
may be found advisable:
Thursday aug 15---Arrival of guests
Musical. under direction of Mrs. CroN-
all. at the Fairmont hotel, followed
by luncheon.
Friday, Aus 16-Morning. business
meeting. Trolley to Hoquiam, lunch
con at Grayport hotel OF noon. After
noon, seeing the city. Evening. an
nual banquet al the Washington
hotel.
Saturday. Aug 11-Morning, leave
for Cohassett beach. returning in the
evening. Evening, ball at the X. of
p. hall Luncheon al the Crescent
hotel.
The cost OF entertaining the con
vention is about 5000 which the
finance committee will find little diff
fcutv in securing for the entertain
ment Of a bunch OF live wires from all
sections OF the state, every. one of
WHOM is usually a publicity dlstri-
butor in his immediate locality.