The Washington times., 1920-10-08
K|WAN|S MEET
TOLAST | DAY
Delegates From Three States
Coming for Annual Dis
triCt Convention.

Members OF Kiwanis Clubs from
Maryland. Delaware, and Virginia.
began arriving in Washingtn today
to attend the annual convention OF
the Capital District Kwanis Clubs.
The convention, which will only last
a day. will be held at the Washing
ton Hotel tomorrow. commencing
with luncheon at 1880 o'clock.
THE DAYS PROGRAM.
The business session of the clubs
will start Immediately after the
luncheon. while the wives and daugh-
ters OF the club members will take
in a Sightseeing trip around the city.
Tomorrow evening starting at 7;30
o'clock the annual banquet VIII be
held, followed by vaudeville acts from
the theaters, Dancing will follow the
vaudeville. Sunday the visitors Will
be taken on an auto trip to nearby
points.
About 500 persons are expected to
attend tho convention. and a silver
loving cup will be presented to the
visiting club making the best show
ing at the convention. Delegates are
coming from Wilmington, Baltimore,
Richmond. Norfolk, Lynchburg. Ports
mouth and Roanoke.
OFFICERS MEET TONIGHT.
A meeting OF the officers OF the
Capital district will be held this even
ing at the Washington Hotel. Alfred
G. Goodrich, governor, will preside.
The Washington members on the list
of officers of the Capital district
clubs are John Boobar, treasurer, and
Harry X. Kimball, secretary. The
members Of the convention commit
tee are: Harry G.. Kimball. chairman:
John ]. Boobar. chairman OF the IL
nance committee; A. Julian Brylaw-
ski, chairman of the amusement
committee; Mark Lansburgh, chair
man OF the printing committe; Harry
w. Hahn. chairman of the press COM
mittee; T. William Barrett, chairman
OF the automobile committe; John j.
Boobar, chairman of the sightseeing
committee; John A. ORourke, chair
man of the hotel arrangements COM
mittee. and Nathan WE'LL, chairman OF
the registration and information COM
mittee.
wOMEN's COMMITTEES.
The following women's committees
have been appointed to assist the
members OF tho club in entertaining
the guests:
Information--Mrs. Claude Wood
ward, chairman; Mrs. Franc Sheiry,
Mrs. Maxon Cunningham. Mrs. Samuel
u. Frazier, Mrs. Frank Ochsenreiter.
Mrs. Peyton Fletcher. Mrs. Randall
Parsons. rs. +. c. Wallace.
Reception committee-Mrs. ID. S.
Rudnick, chairman; Mrs. +. w. Quin-
ter Mrs w. S. Quinter. Mrs. George
A. Baker, Mrs. Perry B. Turpin, Mrs.
K. NJ. Hopkins.
Flower Committee-Mrs. Charles
Some, chairman; Mrs. z. d. Blacki-
stone.
Badge Committee-Mrs. Harry w.
Hahn, chairman; Mrs. c. Maurice Hop
kins, Mrs. p. b. Turpin, Mrs. Paul ID.
Morrison. Mrs. Samuel T. Schwartz,
Mrs. Z. c. Rogers
Sight-seeing-Mrs T. W. Barrett.
chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Barr, Mrs.
j. A. O'Rourke, Mrs. M. Bertram Cra-
bill, Mrs. Frank c. Steward. Mrs. Ran
dali Parsons, Mrs. c. V. Darby, Mrs. J.
c. Wineman, Mrs. A. c. Meatyard,
Mrs. C. ]. Quentell, Mrs. George Baker,
Mrs. Frank p. Howard, Mrs. w. +.
Reed, Mrs. Harry W. Hahn.
Reception committee Norfolk boat:
Mrs. Joseph phenson, CHI, Mrs. T.
w. Barrett, Mrs. A, Stephan, Mrs.
Richard Fletcher, Mrs. C. ]. Quentell,
Mrs. A. + Meatyard, Mrs ID N. Burn
ham, Mrs. Max Winkler, Mrs. Roe
Fulkerson, Mrs. w. ii. Warner, Mrs.
John c. Wineman, Mrs. p. r. Bailey,
Mrs. Randall Parsons, Mrs. ]. A.
kerney.
Reception committee, Union Station:
Mrs. Roe Fulkerson, Mrs. A. f. Meat
yard, Mrs. G.. II, Winslow, Mrs. ]. A.
Kerney, Mrs. w. L. Reed. Mrs. Frank
Wagner, Mrs. C. M. Hopkins, Mrs. +.
w. Sigourney.