The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-10

for Washington, 80 he missed the man,
happy events OF the social session
which followed his exit.
INDIVIDUAL SINGING
! One OF the features OF the meet
ing. a new one, and which disclosed
the remarkable fact that nearly ever.
member OF the club Ia A vocalist o
some finish, was relished hugely.
President MacBullington started !
by calling upon DR.. Greer Baughmar
10 sing No. 43 In the new "Hirr
Book" just provided by Secretar,
Howard Bryant.
without a CULVER DR.. Baughmar
arose from table No. and asked thu
Jazz band to give him chord.
That shows he is some in on thu
music" soto voced Jeter Jones.
/ The chord was given in b minor
and the Doctor sang
4 Wait till the sun shines. Nellie.
+ Wait till the water wagons dry;
! Then we'll be happy. Nellie,
I Don't you sigh:
! Down the line we viii wander.
! Sweetheart, you and r;
Wait tin the water wagons dry
Nell
In the sweet by and bye.
Sweet. bye--and--b-y-e."
This beautiful ballad was received
with the greatest OF applause. and
Doc was presented a handsome bou-
ouet of paper flowers by Bob Crump
Rotarian Allen Saville, who haf
been out In Flint. Michigan. building
a town, was given the glad hand OF
Joy at his return. and responded by
saying he was glad to be back among
homefolks, where the fires burn
brightest, and happiness reigns su
preme, or words to that effect He
urged the club to take up the slogan
of doing more advertising for Rich
mond. 50 that even the people OF
Flint could see that Richmond Ia
really on the map. He says he
handed the Michigan people some hot
stuff about Virginia, and did the best
he could in helping put this old COM
monweaith where she belongs,
THE BULL
Bull Durham. who had been Sc
lected to deliver the regular fort
nightly address on his own business.
arose with flourish of trumpets by
the jazz artists.
They call me bull. because I am
some talker, but II takes a talker TO
get through this world" said the Bull
in his Introductory remark.
You bet 1t does" conceded John
w niis', lIiai = why it'pitCS
We'll put, old fox" agreed Bun.
But I'm here to tell you about 1sco'
Bring him out" shouted walker
CottrelL Less SEQ him.
"Isco Is not a man" said the Bull,
she ts a her--at least we call him a
her because it is used mostly by ladies'
TO keep their refrigerators cool IN
cold weather. and warm in NOT
weather rsco is a little machine like
this tpointing to a picture that looked
! like an ice cream freezer) ana ali
i YOU have to do is TO put little small
piece of ice on top and it will melt
| like a snow ball in Florida, ana
| again, what have we here? This Is
! a little small continuance which
changes atmosphere into material
and transforms the liquid display in
! the RECEPTACLE here. and in moment
! Won have ice. 1t is simple little
! piece OF machinery. designed princi-
| pally to keep things cold in refrig-
orator
III you have no refrigerator. "
| interjected Charlie Rose, Il know
where you can get one"
IT'S good thing" asserted Tom
| McAdams, and we have one in our
bank That's why we have 80 much
cold cash"
| loNt
Tom Palmatary, who had just re-
| turned from Atlantic City--they all
go 10 Atlantic City, somehow--was
| called upon by President Mac to sing
| No. 30. He warbled this: .
"As you wander to and fro,
| Have a smile on me:
| Spread good cheer WHEREOF you so.
Have another with me.
Keep your heart all free from guile
| Scatter sunshine while you smile.
/ Re an oil-can, not a file
! Have smile with me-"
The crowd, led by Norman Call,
| joined in the chorus, and the Bust
| ness Mems club welkin rang as far
az Main street, as the rich voices
rang out
! "A smiles a good thing to cheer you,
TO have and to keep always near you.
| SO all OF you smile with me"
| CHRISTMAS TREES
Ned ShumWay presented the plans
| OF the War Camp Community Service
to scatter Christmas trees all over
the city--in the dark and dismal
spots where happiness is a stranger
and the club through its board OF
directors will set about adding to the
Christmas cheer. as suggested by the
song-leader.
President Burlington named a com
mittee to arrange for the Christmas
greeting to be extended the students
from foreign lands now in the col
leges OF the community. This com
mittec is:
| jim Rylend, Greer Baughman n,
Charles Taylor.
They are TO report before Decem-
Der 23d upon which evening the club
| hopes to entertain them.
DR.. Billy Parker was thanked for
having provided Roscoes jazz band
| which eniivened tho proceedings ex-
| ceedinEly well. while the turkey and
| rnince nie was being consumed.
While the festivities were at their
height. Jimmie Phillips arose with a
| loud noise.
what Is this I find in the saucer
! attached to my cup OF coffee p- he
| shouted. as he exhibited small
| package, this size