The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-08
KIWANIANS INVITE
LADIES TO PARTY
District Convention Opens Here Mon
day and Many Entertainments
Planned.

The second annual convention of the
Ala bama Florida district Kiwanis
clubs will be held here Monday and
Tuesday, and a large number of dele
gates is expected. The local Kiwanians
yesterday decided that it would be
quite in keeping with Kiwanis ideals
to invite the ladies to take part in
the entertainment features of the con-
yention, and therefore an invitation
is extended through the press to al
ladies of Kiwanians to take part in
the bay trip Tuesday afternoon.
The visiting Kiwanians will arrive
in force Monday morning, great
number of them coming in on the
early morning train from the north
as there are Is clubs in Alabama and
only three in Florida. The Jackson
vile and Tampa delegates will most
likely arrive on the GAS o'clock train
Monday morning, coming in over the
p. e. A. division.
AT yesterdays luncheon of the club
the various committees reported that
plans for the entertainment are well
worked out. Headquarters will be es-
tablished in the San Carlos, and every
visiting Kiwanian is to register at the
arrival,
whereupon he will receive his badge,
banquet check, program, guide book,
etc. All of these impedimenta will be
contained in a single envelope, appro-
priately inscribed. This feature is be-
ing handled by the reception and pub
licity committees combined.
Kiwanians with cars will meet the
early morning train, Monday, to well
come the delegates and transport
them to the hotel. 1t is necessary that
all Kiwanians who are going to do
this notify w. w. Watson or Ike
Hirschnlan at once StickerS bearing
the Kiwanis emblem can be obtained
at White & Whites, from Ed T. White.
Monday will be given over to BUSH
ness sessions during the daylight
hours, and at night a theatre party
will be held for the local and visiting
Kiwanians.
Tuesday morning there will be a
business session to complete the work
left over from Monday. This session
is expected to be brief, and after it is
over the visitors will be taken for u
brief automobile tour of the city and
will then embark for a bay trip and
bathing party at the life saving sta
ton.
The steamer Bronx has been char
tered, and those who are unable to
find places on the Bronx will be trans
ported on the private boats of the
Pensacola Yacht club, which has VOL
unteered its services, through Rox
Cowley, who is a member of the COM
mittee, in making the convention a
success. Fish chowder, sandwiches and
soft drinks will be provided at the life
saving station, which III this case will
have been appropriately named
Tuesday night there will be a ban
quet for the local and visiting Kiwan-
ians, and each brave is entitled to in.
vite one lady as his guest.
At yesterdays business session the
club appropriated SIS toward defray-
ing the expenses of a committee from
the good roads association to visit
South Florida to study the roads there.
The club also voted to put a half
pag. ad neach OF the local newspa-
pers advocating the Buy Now" cam
paign.
The Mobile Kiwanians will travel in
their own sleeper, which will be park
ed on Alcaniz street. This will be head
quarters for the Mobilians while they
are in the city.