Evening star., 1922-03-28
PRESIDENT "DRoPs IN"
Mr.. Harding and Party See Rotary
Show at Keith's.

President Harding dropped in" on his
fellow Rotarians at Keith's Theater las,
night, and, together with Mrs. Harding
Brig. Gen. Sawyer and Ambassador
Henry P. Fletcher. enjoyed the hospi-
tality-vaudeville program especially ar
ranged by William c. Radcliffe. chair
man of the entertainment committee,
and Rotarian Roland Robbins Of the
tkeater.
A mighty cheer greeted the chief ex-
ecutive as he stepped into his box, his
face beaming with smiles, and when the
orchestra struck UP 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" seldom has the national an
them been sung with such zest.
Crawford c. Mccullough, president OF
the International Rotary: Edward L.
Stock, governor Of the fifth district, and
Charles w. Semmes, president Of the
local Rotary Club. with their wives, oc-
cupied the box adjoining that of the
President. and when Mr.. Harding dis
covered who his neighbors were he
shook hands ali around.
The house had been reserved ex-
clusively for members Of the confer
ence and their friends. and not an
opportunity was overlooked to let
all know It was truly a Rotary
house." Songs familiar to every Ro-
Whenever there was q lull. and as
every one of the special numbers on
the bill were "headliners' not a dull
moment marked the four hours OF
entertainment.
Special Rotary Act.
Following the regular vaudeville
bill scheduled at the house this week
Mr.. Robbins announced an added at
traction to be put on by Rotary it-
SELF" and after the Marine Band. un-
der the direction Of Lieut.. santle,
mann, had delighted the hearts Of all
present. George O'Connor of the local
club. Ralph Bingham of the Phila-
delphia club. j. H. Richards Of the
Scranton club and q. jazz confer
ence" composed of members of the
Williamsport. Pa, club kept their
fellow Rotarians in roars Of laughter
assemblage retired to the lounge Of
the theater. where a buffet supper
was served, followed by general
dancing.
At the late session yesterday Will
liam Knowles Cooper, vice president
of the local club. gave a brilliant
talk on the Romance and Dynamics
lar stress on value of the boys work
program Of the international organ
izatfon. Mr.. Cooper empha sized the
splendid campaign that has been
conducted here along such lines and
detailed the workings of the local
Boys Club organized last year.
Gives Code of Ethics.
Joseph Sullivan. also Of the local
club, outlined the rules which he
said should govern the conduct OF
members In making contracts. IAN
arnAArafQ ndinO nf
the meaning and terms of the con-
tract and the prompt execution
thereof are the conditions that ere
to be hoped for" he said.
Urging all Rotary clubs to encour-
age and foster high ethics in their
respective business .classtiicattons,
club, one Of the leading figures in
Rotary. addressed the body on
sCoda Of Correct Business Methods"
Others to speak at the late ses-
sien were Hugh North OF Columbia,
Pa: Lee Heist Of Philadelphia, Nc
Germisk pawsGn WI11ia1s os MsamSpS1. of seransan
Pa: william Metten of Wilmington
and George Meredith of Atlantic
Amidst great applause, Chester K.
Robertsen of the Shamekin, Pa,
club and C. H. Godfrey OF the At
lantfc City club were announced as
tha successful nominees for the Of
dec Of governor Of the fifth district,
TO succeed Gov. Stock.
FolloWine . luncheon given visit
fna, Rotarfan women At the Ward
msa Park Hotel yesterday by the
local Rotary women, the entire oeie:
xation. chaper6ned by Mrs. Philip
HsrrTman = nm. chairman Of the women's
cNMmitfes: Ms. Charles W. semmes
MIS-. Edward L stock and Mrs; Fred
s. Lincoln, called ut the Wnlte HOUSE
mansion by Mrs. Harding.