The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-04-03
BANNER DAY FOR
Kenmore COUNCIL
LOCAL ORDER OF UNITED COM
MERCIlL TRAVELLERS. CIaLE-
BRATES IN GREAT STYLE
WITH FEED AND DANCE.

While the United Commercial
Travellers of Fenimore Council 249
have long been known as a most pro
gfesslVe organization. Saturday,
March the goth, will always be re-
membered as a red letter day. A
SPECIAL meeting was called at four
O'Clock to which nearly all of the
council responded in person. The
principal feature of the afternoons
work was the initiation of a large
class, numbering fifteen new mem
Ders and their re-instatements. The
ceremony attendant upon the initia-
ton was most impressive. The excel
lent work carried out by the officers
received much favorable
Alter adjournment OF the meeting
the gentlemen together With their
wives or lady friends repaired to the
Navin hotel in response to the kind
invitation of MIR. w. F. Pascoe, the
efficient manager of the Midwest
Hotel Company, to be his guests at a
banquet, Promptly at eight thirty,
Mr.. Pascoe invited his guests into the
spacious dining room. The table APP
pointments We're perfect. The tables
We're arranged in crescent shape, the
crescent being emblematical of the
order. An abundance OF pink and
white carnations with eel was
used in carrying out the decorative
scheme. Artistic little menu cards
and carnations We're used as souyen-
lrs OF this delightful occasion. A Sc
lected orchestra rendered most beau
tlful music while the delectible nine
course menu was being served TO the
ninety guests.
AT the conclusion of the banquet.
the senior councillor, A. j. Anderson.
introduced District Deputy R. e.
Ruth who in a few we'll chosen re-
marks thanked Manager Pascoe for
his delightful hospitality to Feni-
more Council:
Those present We're: Messrs. and
Mesdames. A. j. Anderson. j. ID. An
derson, r. e. Ruth, c. a. Roddy. E.
M. CLANCY, w. A. Blynn, Andrew Ell
Vein, M. II. Gapp, Robt. Ward. Harry
Edwards, NJ. b. Fuller. J.. j.. PRIZE, l..
y. Bridges, d. II. X. Hull, Jas. Nc
Cormich, F. w. Druser. Sidney w.
l.. e. Wallerstedt, VIM. Seal
lin, M. b. Wider, b. H. Newmayor.
n. 5. Christensen, ID. c. Cordry. o.
II. Dyar, A. G. Clark. G. A. Whitney,
X. Anderson. Geo. H. Strong, G.
Carlson, G. p. Benedict. II. l..
smith, j. Heimstra, Philip j. Solo
mon. c. T. Kennedy, c. w. Leekley.
j. M. Henzlik, b. B. Morrow. Misses,
Arff. Grace Widen, Heath
Geo. II. Rev. f. J.. Wyth,
las II. Jordon, Richard Long. G. +.
McGrew, III. j. Bolmgren, NJ. Rum
mel, w. Il. Heath. p. L.. Heles. S.
j. j. Manning, e. Kneser.
Menu.
Canape Caviar
Sailed Almonds
Consomme.
Saute Whitefish, Vert Pre-
'llced Cucumbers Pommes J%ulienne
Imperial Punch, a Ii Navin
Roast South Dakota Turkey.
Cranberry Jelly.
'otato Marie Garden Peas en- eases
Lobster Salad a la Refine
Waters.
Brick Ice Cream.
Angel Food.
Cheese Toasted WATERS
Demi Tasse.
Following the banquet a dance was
leld in the Elk's hall. Excellent mu-
lc furnished by the popular Gale
heatre orchestra helped to make the
occasion a most successful one. Mid
light brought to a conclusion this
Ielightful event the memory of
will always linger in the
minds of Fenimore Council as the
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