The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-09
GA R0TAR|ANs LEAVE
TONIGHT FOR RALEIGH
to Meet In Carolina
Capital.
ROTARIANS WILL BOOST
BETTER ACQUAINTANCE
VIII Extend Invitation to Come 20
Richmond August l6-21--Three
Special Cars Ready For Boarding at
10 O'Clock.

Sixty-four Richmond Rotarians will
be guests of the Raleigh Rotary Club
in Raleigh, N. c.. tomorrow. They
win begin climbing aboard their three
special cars at the Main-Street Depot
at 10 o'clock tonight, when the cars
are opened. They will leave on the
Seaboard Air Line train. scheduled to
depart at 12:45 A. NJ, and will arrive
in Raleigh at about o'clock tomor-
row morning.
The Rotarians from Richmond will
be entertained in the capital of tho
Old North State at the same time that
Rotarians from Wilmington ana Ashe-
Vile, ". c.. and Norfolk are guests OF
the Raleigh club. The gathering at
Raleigh will be the largest inter-city
meeting OF Rotarians ever held In
ieither North Carolina or Virginia. and
many new and better acquaintance
will result.
The Raleigh Rotarians have been
building up a program of Rotary
lstunts for several weeks past and they
lpromise the visitors one of the greatest
days of their lives. There will be
plenty TO do. plenty to see. plenty to
enjoy until the last event on the card
Is pulled off.
There will be twenty eight Ro-
ttarians from Norfolk, according to
news from the seaside ettv yesterday
afternoon.
To Boost Richmond.
The Richmond Rotes will carry
Rotary club pennants. Richmond PEN
nants and a great banner. across
which appears their slogan:
Yes Richmond Is a good town.
And the Richmond Rotarians go in
10 North Carolina prepared to prove
1T. They have rehearsed carefully the
Richmond Rotary yeils and the sixty
four are prepared TO deliver them
with the pep" and a punch.
Invitations TO all Rotarians visiting
Raleigh and TO Raleigh with be extend
led BY the Richmond Rotarians to
Come to Richmond, August l6-2l'
Better Acquaintance Week"
The special cars provided by the
Seaboard are aii-steei standard sleep
ers, and il is declared that. though
the Richmond men will sleep sound
Iiy on the way. they will be wide
awake when the descent upon the city
| of Raleigh liz made In rho early hours
ltunorrrw After thss have kei'
Raleigh awak all day srl Wei alone
| into the right the Richmond Rotarians
viii start on their return to TINS
city at II o'clock tomorrow nisnI
InsssH WE VIII 60
The Richmond Rotarians who VII!
take the trip are;
r. r. Apt, w. Fl. Adams. q. L
Beardsiey, George c. Bidgood. w. P
Blair, II. s. Bioomherg, NJ. L. Bloom
berg. j. c. Blasingame. w. G. Capt.
taine, c. p. CABOT. Harry Y. Cole,
Charles B. Cooke. Guy Fl. Corbitt. w
c. cottreii. John G. oriey, W. 7. Dab
ney, Grover c. Dula, E. y. Ezekiel. M
b. Fforsheim. Hampton Fleming. John
Fiege, r. S. Freeman, Sanford Flem-
ing, John e. Fowler. Richard Gwath-
mey. J. A. LAthrop, Granville Gray
A. Pharo Cage, E. T. Harrison. j. @
Hood. H w. Hall, n. Fl. johnson. j,
A. Johnston, l. II. jenkins. G. Jeter
Jones. Robert r.. King, Joseph N. Lip
ford. Arthur Levy. George A. Mort
land, Harry Marks, w. E. Morton,
J, B. Moore, Jr., Thomas B. McAdams,
H II. Mcvey. DR.. w. III. Parker. r.
L. Powers. A. II. Pullen, ]. T. Palma
tary. Vernon Parrish, Charles Rose,
Horace r. Smith. Alvin NJ Smith. r O.
Sydnor. W. G. Sale. E. G. Schmidt
Angus O. Swink, r. I. Strause. James
D. Crump. NJ H. Tomlinson. James A.
warde, James whittet. C. n. Williams
c. W. Workman.