Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-04-20

over by Harry B. Craddick, who
opened the conference Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock a. m. Singing the ma
tional hymn and an invocation by
Father ]. B. Hauck.
The address of welcome was made
by President Louis a. Pradt, who i'm
pressed the guests with the fact that
they were thrice welcome and that
Wausau was theirs during their stay.
The response was made by Dist. Gov
ernor, Harry B. Craddick.
Albert S. Adams, International Pres
ident of Rotary was present and made
and eloquent talk to the Rotarians.
The business of the day was as fol-
lows:
500 a. m.-Registration of dele
gates.
1000 a. m.-Conference called at st.
Mary's school auditorium by District
Governor.
1905 a. m. Address of Welcome by
L. A. Pradt, president of Wausau Rot
ary Club.
10:15-Response. -
1925 q. m.-Invocation.
10:3O a. Accommodation an
nouncements of appointments made to
committees, etc.
1880 a. REPRESENTATION of Past
District Governor, General Officers and
Other Distinguished Guests.
1885 a. m.-Address by District
Governor H. B. Craddick.
/ 11:05 a. m.-Announcement of per-
sonnel and election committee ap-
pointment by District Governor. Time
and place of election.
11:10 a. m.-Address by Albert S.
Adams of Atlanta, Georgia, Interna-
tional President.
1850 a. m.-Invitation from Repre-
sentatives of cities desiring next con-
ference.
1900 Recess.
Luncheon Session
1915 .. m.-Luncheon at ST. Mary's
church.
12:45 a. m.-Rotary songs.
12:55-"Rotary Messages "a Faith
er's Responsibility to His Son." by DR..
Charles A. Barker, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Club Work
1:45 D. m.-The One Best Thing Our
Club Has Done During the Past Year.
| (Time to be divided equally among
clubs of the DistTict1
$3.50 p. m.-Work Among the Boys.
1 The Boys Work Committees, by
j. B. Modesitt. Milwaukee.
a How to form Committees.
Meetings of committees.
2 Boy Life Survey, by Frank Rog-
erS, Racine.
a How to Organize Survey Com
mittee.
b Practical benefits from sur
vey.
Work accomplished and in pro-
gress.
Informal talks by ten clubs.
4. Plans for the Future, by A. L.
Sommers, Sheboygan.
One or two minute talks by
500 Recess.
Evening Session
6:30-Informa1 reception.
7:00-Conference dinner at Roth
schild pavilion.
S:00-To the ladies
S:10-Address by RotaIian Lotus
Conman OF Minneapolis.
S:40-"The 1920 Convention" by E.
Filiatrault of Superior
9:00-Miscellaneous
9:S0-Dancing
In the evening was the principal
social event of the conference din
ner at Rothschild pavilion. followed
by a dance. There were over 1000
ladies and gentlemen in attendance at
this event. 1t was perfect in ali of its
arrangements. The dance hall had
been transformed into perfectly en-
chanting place Il had never been
so handsomely decorated and this is
saying a good deal for it has been ar
ranged many times for various gath
erings. 1t was the work of VIM. Zim-
mer who was entitled to all the praise
that was handed out to him. Over
head was a perfect mass of pine
boughs, filled in so compactly that it
resembled one solid mass and from
its depths shone hundreds of green
electric lights and at intervals were
larger lights with shades of the na-
tional colors. Below the decorations
were green lights extending clear
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