Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-06
GOO VISITING
ROTARIANS TO
OPEN MEETING

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noon. There will be dancing at the
Municipal building after the two
entertainments in the auditorium,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
"FOR THE LADIES"
COMMITTEE
v. z. Haven, Chairman
Martin Walter Will White
Alfred Cocks ]. d. Moore
Wednesday Morning
$3.50 a. m. to 10 a. m.-Registration
Lobby of the Municipal Building.
1915 p. m.-Cateteria Luncheon
with the Rotarians, Banquet Room
of the Municipal Building.
wednesday, iftcrnoon
| 1880 p. m.-Auto ride OeavinC the
: Auditorium). This will include a
| visit to the Steel Works and an in
spection of the Steel Works Y. NJ.
| Wednesday Evening
p. m.-Auditorium with the Ro-
| tariaps).
10 p. m.-Dancing.
Thursday Morning
fest and recreation.
Thursday Afternoon
1880 p. m.-Luncheon. Minneaua
| Club Gears leaving the Auditorium
| at 1900 noon).
! Addresses on "Rotariann in Ro-
tary." by Rotarianns-
| Mrs. Chas. E. Mason, Roswell, New
Mexico.
] Mrs. e. H. vanzandt. Lonsmont,
| Mrs. Chas. A. Ballreich. Pueblo.
4 Mrs. j. N. Tuller. Monte Vista.
Colorado.
Thursday Evening
$50 p. m.-Auditorium with the
Rotarians.)
H. A. Tice is chairman of the Ro-
tary Auto headquarters. in the
lobby. All social events, except the
Conference dinner Thursday night.
are informal. The dinner Is formal.
but optional with the individual.
Business sessions will be held in the
Municipal auditorium. The privi-
leges of the Pueblo Commerce club
and Y. NJ. c. A. are free to all dele
gates and visitors wearing the con-
ference badge.
Ladies' headquarters and rest
rooms are to the right of the main
entrance to the Municipal building.
Tho business session are presided
over by B. f. Scribner. district gov
ernor OF the twenty-f,rst district.
Events of the conference are Sch
eduied in the nroGmaM nsSS5an as foiioks'
First Dny-Morning Sexston.
$3.50 n. m. TO 10 a. m.-Registration OF
delegates and visitors.
Registration headquarters in the
Lobby OF the Municipal building.
10 a. m.-Cop,erence called to order
and welcomed by Robert ]. Brecken-
ridge, president OF the Host club.
1910 a. m.-Convening of the confer
cnce and response by B. F. Scrioner
district governor.
1920 a. m.-Invocat!on by the Rev.
club.
io:e5 n. m. Communications. an
nouncemcnts of appointments made
to committees. etc.
io;t5 a. m.-Presentation OF past dis
trlct governors. etc
1880 a. m.-Address by q. +. Scripncf,
district governor.
ll:l0 a. m.-Announcement OF person.
mel OF election committee appointed
by the district governor.
il:l5 a. m.-Address, Message from
headquarters, Ray NJ. Havens. in
tcrnat!onal vice president, l. A. of
H. c.
1900 m.-Invitations from representa-
tlves OF cities desiring to entertain the
next conference.
l2;l5 p. m Recess.
First Day-Luncheon session
1878 p. m.-Cafetcr.a luncheon for Ro.
tarians and their ladies. Robert J.
Breckenridge. presiding. Banquet
room OF the Municipal building.
1876 p. Rotary songs.
1855 p. m.--Address .on to Edin-
bursh," Joe O. Dcrn, Colorado
Springs Rotary club.
1910 p. m.-Address. Message of Ro-
tary.' II. ]. Lutcher stark, district
| governor. eighteenth district, Orange,
Toxas.
1880 y. m.-Rcccss.
First Dny-Afternoon Session
CLUB WORK.
900 .. m.-"Thc one best thing our
club has done during the past year"
/ (Timc divided equally between the
clubs of the district)
Longmont .......... Ur. John Andrew
Grand Junction ,..................-.
LoNeland .........--.s.-
RoswcN ...-....-..-....s...-.
Boulder ...'........'..-'''.
StcrlinE ........s.-... ... ....'
Monte Vista ............ Geo. Corlettc
Cheyenne ........-....-.. j. II. Walton
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