The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04

RotarIaus of Norfolk will show
brother "spokes' of the Raleigh y. c..
and the Richmond Rotary Clubs how
TO conduct aquatic parties and give
oyster roasts. when the visiting Ro-
tarians spend Tuesday of the approach
ing week IN Norfolk the guests of the
Rotary Club Of the seaside city. The
Norfolk Rotarians VIII also show
something else unique in the way of
entertainment, and those who have
made reservations from Raleigh and
from Richmond to Norfolk are anti
ctpattng the greatest kind of a time.
There viii be in addition TO the tour
of the waters i'm and surrounding Nor
folk and the oyster roast a theater
party, series Of Joy rides" over the
good roads OF Norfolk and the sur
rounding territory, a dinner, visits TO
manufacturing and business plants and
other points OF interest and the good
fellowship that the Rotarians know in
the inter-city meets.
The gathering will be one Of the
the entertainment most elaborate.
VIII he Many Visitors.
The Raleigh Rotarians aave char
tered a couple of speciar Pullmans, and
these viii be hitched onto train that
lime TO see the beginning OF things.
The Richmond Rotarlans have en-
Eagcd passage on the night boat leav-
ing the old Dominion wharf at o'clock
Monday night. or have arranged to go
down over the early morning Chesa %
peake and Ohio or Norfolk and Western
trains on Tuesday.
The Richmond "spokes'' have devised
"a Yell with a copy of which each has
NfV.N. } ETNr.4 I
with voices and a willingness TO get
together On most anything they will
wake the echoes along the banks OF
the James as they practice the afore-
said yell on the boat.
shout About RichmoAd.
The yell goes somethiaF1ik this:
Who are wep
Who are we
Richmond Rotar-ee
Richmond Rotar-ee
"Rah; Rahi Ran
Up the James
"Ha. Ha. Ha'
"RICH-MOND"'
And Norfolk and Raleigh Rotariaus
WIZ hear IT during most of the day
Tuesday and we'll on into the night.
What Norfolk will do is n subject
on which local Rotarians are doing
considerable specializing, They know
what they viii do for the Norfolk
Rotarlans on their visit here In the
near future but they do not intend to
let Norfolk know what It will be
Norfolk appears to be observing SINH
lar secrecy.
Among the visitors.
The Richmond Rotar'ans who viii
make the trip either Monday night or
Tuesday morning, are; NJ Bloomberr.
n i. Tomlinson. II. c. Grubbs. r. r..
King, II. II, Hester T. L. Layfeld.
James whittet, r. l.. Powers. r. c.
Gwarhney, s. Fleming. r. T Harrison,
Preston Belvin. NJ. r. Florshim. J. l..
Goldman, a. ". Baker. W. Ii Schwarz-
echilds. W w. Workman, ]. 3. Moore,
Rufus Freeman ". r. Morton Charles
Rose, r. n. Ezekiel. DIR. Rudd, c. c.
Dula, :. II. Bowman. f q. Pelouz,
Mr.. Joel. Granville Gray. r u. sydnor.
e. r. Cook. r. y. Liphart. d L. Cole
man, $. Rosendorf, Carter Williams,
w. Nj Anderson. q. Harvey Clarke. Mr..
Gagee, Felix Marks. Phil Kelly, w. A
Clark. Jr. y. r. Johnston Ralph Bin
swanger J. E- Fowler A n. Lee. Pay
ton Grimes, IL X Woodfn and j. +.
Cox, Jr
/ The Raleigh Rotarians who have
made reservations for the trip to Nor
folk are: NJ. W. Tyree. A l.. Cox, w.
! H. Bagley John &. brewery. n. r.
Hicks. K. ;. Busbee. ]. s Hammock,
j. IL King. Gilbert Crabtree, II. Cat
lis. H. $. Storr, j. +, ODonnell. Y. e.
Moore Francis \. Cox. Bernard T..
+ Crocker. J. G. Ellington, Burwell
Pearce Hal V. Worth, f NJ. Harper,
F. NJ. Jolly. J, J. fowler. j. s. Nc
I Donald, Il. b. Crow, r. Nj. PARROT
John T. West, II. II. Carr. Howa I'd
! White and Clarence A, Johnson