Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-28

The program for the annual con-
ventiOn Of the Iowa division of the
Travellers Protective Association OF
America. which will he held in this
city. Friday and saturday. May anC
y. has been completed and VAS made
publiC today. II provides for business
sessions, social activities and enter
tainment features which will oc-
rupy two days the travellers are in
session.
! From reservations from larser
cities of the state and MESSAGE
{ rom memOers telling of delegations
| coming, il is estimated the attend
ahce will 6e from 300 TO 3I5-
/ The convention sessions will be
/ ings for the women at the Y. NJ. c.
a. Headquarters will he at the Mar
%halltown Club.
Program For Opening Day.
! An informal reception for delegates
Will be held Friday morning at the
( Marshalltown Club, where all dele
gates will register. The first sessio
of the convention. at Red Mems hall.
viii he open to the visiting delegates
and ladies' The convention will be
called to order 10y r A. Rohde. pres
dent Of Post P. city and the as
sembly will sing America" The in
Vocation will be delivered by the
state chaplain. G. r. Rohde, of Wat
erloo. and after a vocal solo 10y Henry
/ NJ. Shove. the convention will be
/ welcomed 70 the city by Mayor j. J
/ Wilson. The response will be Gus
/ Eckhart, Of Davenport. president Of
/ the Iowa division. T. NJ. \. The ses-
sion will close with selection by :
male quartet. a.
The visiting women will he taken
for a sightseeing tour of the city.
and the first business session, with
President Eckhart presiding. will
open at 10: 80.
Entertainment for Women.
The delegates will he guests at a
/ luncheon NJ noon at Struts hall.
/ followed by an address by State
/ Chaplain Rohde. Luncheon for the
women VIII be served at the Y. NJ.
/ {. A. at ! o'clock. The convention
I Will reconvene at O'Clock and during
! the afternoon session the visiting wa
men will be entertained at a musicale
NJ the Y. NJ. c. A. at 80. and a
heater parry at o'clock. A dance
t Red Mems hall will provide even
ne entertainment.
Saturday morning the visiting ladies'
will be entertained at cards at the
( Marshalltown Club. followed by a
hopping tour. in which all the lead
I ing stores will be visited.
Annual Election Saturday.
TWO business sessions OF the con
! "enticn will lie held Saturday. one
! 1T o'clock in the morning and to.
Their at 100. At the closing session
Ulcers will he elected ard the next
convention city will b" chosen. At
. 1'clock the delegates will he taken
N an industrial sightseeing tour
WREN the leadinc man ufa curing
p'ants will he visited.
The hotei and receipt on committed
. : FusT preparing for the comfort of
he visitors and it is said no diff
'ulty Will he experienced in com
rtsbly housing all the delegates and
women.
Local Committees in Charge.
Local conn?!tt ee.s or arrangement
rave been named as follows:
Finance. V. Eass. ". z. CASTOR
J. r. Railey. H. A. Kinnan. F. A.
! Eohde and 4. G. Voliter.
! Entertainment-F. o BAILEY II 3
| Winter. Fl. NJ. Cooper w. y. Thomp-
sen. r. T. WATSON. G. VI. Walker, A
! +. Rusch E. p. Mii'er. Ned A. Trow.
| bridge and Louie Tate.
| Hotel and reception-F. A. Rhode
Fl. B. Beatty. G. H. Kenler E. c.
Richards. Z. s. Kirchste!n. l. NJ.
Batesole' ]. T. Basham. j. l.. Kiken-
DALI G. ". D0ty. J. ]. Mccarthy. w.
f. House and j. W. Edenburn.
Prosram--J. Sidney Johnson. C. II.
kemler H. w. HolIcroft. Cha rles F.,
Miller and r. E. Dishrcw.
Badses-Erank \. Rohde.
Decoration-A. B. Combs, w. J.
| Moore and E. E. Ryrnes.
Registration-D. w. Wheater, c. W
Mason and F. L. Janney-
Womens reception-Mesdan n
3. Beatty. J. V. Bass. W. II. Thomp-
son, ]. J. Mccarthy. A. G. yolker. r
T. Wasson, ". A. Trowbridge. charles
A. Myers. J. W. Edenburn. r. G.
Richards. II. e. Winter, W. E. Gas.
ten, II. NJ. Cooper. D. J. Smith. C. H
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