Evening journal., 1920-03-05
ALPOWCO CLUB
GIVESBANQUET
Glass Compotes, Favors for
Women Members, Feature
of Fellowship Dinner
NOW PLAN FOR
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE

Members OF the Alpowco Club en-
ioyed their Good Fellowship" banque
last night at the LambrOs In celebra
tion Of the third anniversary OF tn
club. All the members OF the organl
sation were presented and took part il
she festivities Of the evening.
The celebration began at 9 O'clocl
when a tempting banquet was served
on the second floor OF the restaurant
The banquet hall was prettily deco
rated with large flags and pottec
plants. The table was arranged in 9
semi-circle position with the officers
seated at the head. Table decorations
consisted Of ferns and palms with
branches OF ferns interwOven around
each guests place. The menu cards
were in booklet form and besides the
menu contained the names Of the OIL
GERS and members OF the club.
Unique and attractive fayors were
given TO the young women. They were
small glass cOmpotes for my lady's"
dressing table. with attractive Kewpie
powder puns with gay cUlored tulle
dresses. These little novelties added TO
the table decorations.
The menu was as follows:
Celery Olives
Blue Points
Tomato Sauce
Roast Turkey, gravy sauce
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
Ice Cream
Coffee
Cigars and Cigarettes
The program for the evening includ-
ed speeches by the officers OF the club.
and brief remarks from an members.
j. z. A. Rodgers. president was the
irst speaker. lie told OF the two years
existence OF the club and Of the many
pleasures that had been enjoyed during
hat period, He thanked all members
FOR their hearty cooperation and said
ne felt confident that the future would
De Just as prosperous as the past had
been. Speeches were made by other
officers Of the club.
Following the banquet the merry
makers enjoyed dancing. During the
evening a picture Of the gathering was
taken.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year. j. f. A. Rodgers, who has
served as president since the club has
organization, was reelected. The
other officers elected were: John
Reduf0rd, vice-president; Miss Ethel
Mcmahon. treasurer; Miss Agnes Nc
lvor, financial secretary; J. Arthur
Lewis, secretary. A new office 10 be
known as guide was created and James
McIvor was elected 10 MI the post.
Miss Z. VI. Bullock was elected an hon
Orary member Of the club.
10 Will be remembered that during the
winter season the club gave a series OF
dances, which attracted many guests.
These dances were featured by many
novel attractions.
The next club dance will be given on
March II in the New Century Club. Il
VIII be in the nature Of a st. Patrlck's
dance. The club will meet on Monday
night at the home OF Miss Mary v
Cohee, No. 23Os Jefferson street The
newly-elected officers will preside.
The members Of the club are: Harry
Herman Frank Cohee Carroll J.
Giles, Arthur Hughes, Jack RedufOrd. J.
Z. A. Rodgers, Eugene O'Toole, Willard
Grubb, Francis j. Walton, Walter
Feaster, Raymond Gallagher, Thomas
Walton, James McIvor, J. Arthur Lewis.
Jerome Walsh, Elizabeth Bottsford.
Mary V. Cohee, Pauline Franklin, Marie
4. Mccarthy, Ethel Mcmahon. Agnes
Alclv0r, Marie Lynch. Madeline Rodgers,
Mrs Alice Rodgers, Mrs. Francis J. Wal
ton