Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
NEW COMMITTEES OF K|WAN|S CLUB NAMED AT WEEKLY MEETING

Featured by the announcement of the personnel of the committees for the new year. a long expected descrip- tion of the inaugural trip to Mexico and various musical selections. the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club at the Y. M. c. A. yesterday was full of pep for the members of that busi- ness organization. Of chief interest. perhaps, was the appearance of Charles Wakefield Cadman. noted composer md student of Indian melo- dies. who attended the luncheon as the guest of J. c. Scxson, of the Y. NJ. c. A., and who gave two piano se- lections during the session. The meeting was opened by Royal w Lescher, president of the club, al- though in reality it had been opened some time before by Leo Weaver and K. A. Jefferson, the former at the | piano and the latter with drums, who ' kept up a ripping stream of melody l for the diners before and during the | luncheon.
 l After the introduction of guests. which was the first business to come before the meeting. President Lescher announced the officers and committee men for the coming year. These are as follows:
 l Royal w. Lescher. president; | Arthur Esgate. first vice president; J. Oscar Sexson. second vice president; Earl Drake. district trustee; J. F. Al kire, secretary treasurer, and James II. Mulrein. William W. Wilkinson. Roy Murray, Vernon Clark, Jack F. Tracy and Guy Alsap, directors. Program committed: Stayton Dor ris. chairman; Will W. Wilkinson, Charles Willis.
 Civic affairs committee: Earl Drake, chairman; w. A. Plunkett, J. c. Dob bins. c. $. Rfttenhouse and W. W. Car penter.
 House committee: c. w. Goodman, Il chairman: l.. B. Hitchcock, E. r. Hewitt. H. NJ. Maus and Fred Cooley II Reception committee: Roy Murray chairman; Earl Benson, J. F. Alklre Harry Duffy and Ed Morgan.
 Resolutions committee: Arthur Es- gate. chairrnan: H. W. Daykin and Ed Business ethics: George W. MiclSle chairman; John T. Turner and Eric Kolberg.
 Finance committee: Jack F. Tracy cbairman: Ed. NJ. Lamson and Georg Wears activities committed; ]. c N sexson. chairman; Charles OMalleS I. R. Loftus, l. J. Johnston and A. M Tuthill.
 Pep and Stunt committee: Georg McNeil chairman: Press Bancroft, Tor Dunbar. Laurel Stapley and Fran Schwenker
 chairman; Claude Wilson and W.
 Knorpp. Attendance committee. John
 Thompson. chairman; Guy Alsap an
 Harry Thompson.
 Sick committee: F. C. Mason. chair
 man: Colin Eagan and Tasso Co., Announcement was then made tha
 because of the illness of Jack Trac \ the chairman of the day would be O. Sexson.
 In a brief report Of the years aC
 tivities President Lescher said that - new members had been accepted 2
 the club during the year. He also sal
 that a. proposal of a club house te
 <iwanians at Camp Creek is undt
 consideration, as are also plans f6
 the annual barbecue and ladies' nigh
 George A. Judson, retiring secretary
 treasurer. then read his report for tf
 year. and J. r. AllIire, his successo
 was introduced.
 J. O. Sexson took over the directio of the meeting and introduced Charl 8 Wakefield Cadman, who played JN M piano selections, At Downing" h
 best known song, and the intermezs
 from his Indian opera "Shanewis.
 The piano selections were fOllowt
 by descriptions of the trip made A the City of Mexico by several membe
 of Kiwanis on the occasion of the il " auguration of Alvaro ObregOn as pre-
 ident of the southern republic. Bo
 President Lescher and Jack RowiaI
 outlined the interesting features of u
 iaunt. Lescher supplementing his ta
 with number of photographs he h;
 taken during his visit below Il