The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-01
Rotaridns Make Merry With
Ladies' as Guests Tuesday
Night at the Allantuood Inn

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There was short business session
presided over by President }. ID. C.
Morris. during which Dr. W. J.. Lewis
called the attention OF the RotarianS
to the fact that they have pledge:
themselves to help sell the 500 ...ason
baseball tickets necessar: to finance
the DaytoEa team this SIMMER.
DR.. Lewis told the Clap 'nerbers
was time To get busy on ta's sale ana
as chairman OF the baseh;'H commit
tee he divided the club members INTO
thirteen committees of two members
each and told them to go to It, The
committees went to it beginning
early this morning.
After the business had been dis
posed OF President Morris turned the
meeting over to the entertainment
committee of which Ernest Green is
chairman. and the fun began
The first stunt on the program
was an exhibition Of buck and wing
dancing by w. X Tavel Mr. Tavel
is light in weight and correspondlngly
! light or his feet and WIRE N" $ built
along lines more su.;1hie to classical
dancing he Jared 50 well in The buck
and wing effort ard his interpreta-
ton of this particular branch of the
Terpsio nurean art Wa; SO amazing tiiat
nobody Lad the presaac of mind to
toss I cI,ai between ais flying fee.
until he sank exhausted into his seat
II is SAID that representative Of
well known minstrel show said after
the exhibition that Mr.. Tavel would
either have to sign contract with
his minstrel company or face an in
! junction to prevent him giving another
such exhibition in public.
! Alfred Green was called on next to
/ recite some Of Kipling's poems. He
started out on Danny Deeyer'' and
before he was asked to stop. the vel
| fare of the community requiring it. he
/ had woven into the recitation frag
i ments Of ..Thanatopsis." After tn.
Rail-" Wait TIL the Sun Shines. Mel
/ lie and other more or less favor
! ties. There were many who thought
! Mr.. Green's Evening With kinlins
would have been much better had Nc
been allowed to step outside anu
warm I'M before beginning the actual
| performance.
George Marks engineered an ample
and lemon contest. An annie was
passed. around the table among the
ladies' and the lady who got it was
to receive box of candy The
! lemon. vas passed around among the
men a:ltl the man who got it last had
to present the lady holding the apple
with the box OF candy. Mrs. Cor
nclius Christiancy got the apple and
s. c. Archibald got the lemon. When
he arose and asked for the candy he
was told he would have to buy it.
Mr. Archibald rose to the oceasion
S B. Crosby was called on to show
his wares in the stunt line and he
proceeded to duplicate the feat of
Glenn Messer who pulls automobiles
with his teeth and who happened to
a painful accident whiie performing
the feat here last saturday. several
or his teeth being lcosenea f"r ms
stunt MI 'r"Sn! usea s.N ioaded
chars instead OF anto'hohiies. ne
carried a hand1ni or white beans IN
ms mouth anu Sp'iea tEese on the
moor IN len 81 TEEN.
,nafieS Hin''h proFeo We 1""eF'i'.h
OF Tue evening ana sprahs seselal AT
tne expense OF various mehipefS OF Tue