Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-16
ROTARIANS FEAST,
 ELECT DELEGATES AND NEW MEMBERS
Members of Club and Eight Guests Enjoy Hospitality
 of H. K. Toney.

TWenty-two members of the Rotary club of Pine Bluff and eight other
 men, tremed "Rotarians in Spirit" were guests of H. Kemp Toney, presi- dent of the club. at supper at the
 Ioney country home on the dollarWay
 last evening. The session was de-
 clared the best yet held by the local
 club, and due credit for the success of
 the event was accorded Mrs. H. K.
 Toney, her mother, Mrs. Mary Mussel-
 man, and Mrs. J. P. Knox, who ar
 ranged the setting, and prepared and
 served the supper of produced in Jeff
 ferson'' products. The menu, includ-
 ing chicken, sweet peas. new potatoes,
 hot rolls, ice cream, cake and coffee,
 was prepared almost entirely of pro ducts from the Toney farm.
 The members of the club present
 were George H. Adams, N. A. Ander-
 son, Leo M. Andrews, R. S. Barnett, N. E. Brightwell, H. I. Holderness,
 Hunter H. Knox, Sol Klarberg, Thur man Louthan, Dr. E.. C. McMullen, Dr. J. l. Norris, Maj. w. J. Parkes, S. B. Russell, Mitchell Selligman, Felix G. Smart, Dr.. J. w. Stephens, R. H. Stearns. H. Kemp Toney w. l.. Toney, w. N. Trulock, H. l.. Westbrook, A. G. Whiddcn. and Minor Q. Woodward. The visitors were Eugene Stewart, an attorney prominent in Chicago, who is the guest of Leo M. Andrews; J. M. DOrney of St. Louis, Lee Rosborough of St. Louis, and w. G. Bottom of De- troit, representatives of electrical sup ply manufacturers here to attend the convention of the Arkansas associa- tion of Public Utility Operators; Sol Harris of Little Rock, president of the Arkansas Motion Picture Exhibi- tors association, and Will Nichol H. Beland Toney, and B. H. Elsberry of Pine Bluff.
 Club Eleots Delegates.
 At the brief business session that followed the repast, representatives of four lines of business were elected and Dr. J. I. Norris and Sol Klarberg were selected delegates to the convention of International as- sociation of Rotary clubs at Atlanta, Ga, June 17 to 22, which is to be ad- dressed by Chas. M. Schwab, Dr. James A. Mac Donald, editor of the Toronto Globe,( delegates from Great Britain, Ireland, Scotland, Canada and Cuba, and probably some of the from the allied countries. Those elected to membership are R. H. Kemp of the Riley Auto-Tirc com pany; S. G. Seabrook, general claim agent of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway company; R. M. Knox of the Furniture company, and D. w. Freeman of the Pine Bluff Com mercial.
 The table for the delicious repast ] was spread on the lawn of the Toney home, beneath a canopy of trees, with Chinese lanterns and candles in silver 1 .andlebra furnishing the illumination. 1 With the flowers, the snowy linen and the bright silver, the scene presented was a pretty one, and MT. Toney was gently chided for not having indicated what was in store that photographer might have been obtained to make picture for the clubs records and for publication in the international magazine:
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 Previous to partaking of the boun- teous repast. by request Dr. Norris in yoked the blessing of God, and at the conclusion of the meal brief talks" were made by Messrs. Stewart, klar- berg, Harris, Woodward, Rosborough.. Bottom. and Dorney, Dr. Norris ana Major Parkes. MT. Stewart compli- mented Pine Bluff, expressed apprecl- ation of the hospitality of it's people, and paid tribute to Fayette Bell. the Pine Bluff boy who went to Chicago as a stenographer and in few years became general attorney for the ROCK Island railway system. Dr. MOTHS and others paid tribute to the ladies who prepared the supper, and dls- cussed the Rotary principles of Ser vice, not self" and MT. Dorney warm lv praised the spirit of cooperation displayed by local people toward the entertainment committee of the utl!ity association, mentlonlns specifically the aid he had received from the secretary of the chamber o1 commerce, B. B. Bloom. anc mayor simon Bloom. "At no place have we received better cooperation" he said. "and I believe this will be the greatest convention the public utility operators have ever held in the state."
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