Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-20
INITIATION, DANCE AND Dinner
WITH HSOME HERENTERTA|NMENT
THROWN IN FOR GOOD MEASURE

hope that they may have the privilege
of coming again.
The arrangements are in the hands
Of general committee consisting OF
H. E. Epstine, Ed. Malley II. G.
Schmidt, T.. w. O'Connell, ]. J. Nc
Quillan and Arthur Keenan,. This
committee will be assisted by sab
committees in charge of the several
events connected with the three days
tournament which will be apportioned
as follows:
Saturday at 5 p. m, initiation of
twenty candidates. Sunday May oath,
at 1905 a. M, initiation of twenty
candidates-and between said initia-
tions there will be plenty of the,best
to partake of and leave a satised
mind and feeling.
Sunday afternoon. Elks will give
pink Tea" in the club rooms q
continuous performance with music
and punch. In addition to this. the
Tonopah Gun club has arranged for
little target practice with the Ely
men. and the Elks will present to the
gun from Ely making the highest
score, a silver cup.
Sunday evening the Tonopah Ath-
letic club has arranged a boxing tour
nament at the Nevada theater. at
which place candidates will find re
served seats
Monday will be sightseeing day and
the candidates will also journey to
Goldfield. In the evening will occur
/ the Elks' annual dance and banquet
The dance will be given in the
Miners Exchange hall and banquet
will be served at midnight in Elks'
home.
Both Miners Exchange hall and the
Elks home win be decorated with
cnt flowers ordeyed expressly for the
occasion of the annual dance and
those who bad the pleasure of at
tending last year will realize what,
this means when Tonopah Elks un-
| dertake the job of decorating the two
largest places of assembage In the
camp, Each lady will be presented
with corsage bouquet and the din
ing room and tables will be garnished
with the choicest buds that money
can buy According TO the unaiter-
able law OF the order the attendance
at this social event will be limited
to members. Without such restric-
tion the capacity of both halls would
be greatly exceeded and the guests
/ would suffer serious discomfort.
Julius Goldsmith and his famous
orchestra will furnish music and the
dancing will be kept up until the mu.
sicians are worn out
The house committee has about
completed the work of redecoratine
and building. and the magnificent and
imposing veranda extending clear
across the sixty feet frontage and
twelve feet in depth will be finished
not later than tomorrow night. The
balcony will add to the attractiveness
of the Elks home and afford the
members a nice place for cooling of
when the hot nights set In on the
desert
The list of candidates includes the
following
Chas E stephens. Sunnysde. New.
]. II. Brightweli. Emery +. Orr. A.
NJ. Hartzell Cline V. Spell c. b.
/ Nance. Geo. Anderson, Raymond J.
+ Doyle. F f. McCarty, John G Miller.
II. vandeyer. Rolla Mountgoy, w. J.
I steed. John Mcnamara, VIM II.
+ Keim. David J. Floyd. D. i. sullivan.
!. ]. c. Hallins. Joseph Flanders and
lanes +. Voorhies. Of Ruth, New;
Clarence $. Grain. O. G Bates. Ma.
thaniel J. Davis. William + Beliings
John Eager and ] II. pever of Ely.
Alex Mcintyre. Albert McFadden, i
W. Scott and Patrick J Quinn. OF
; Manhattan. Peter J GIasler Canda
r. leria. Chas. DeF'lon and Noble G
q Miller. Of Tonopah Il q. Noble and
d ". y Rice. East Ely.