Evening star., 1922-03-31
K|WAN|S TO HOLD
CANADIAN DAY.
Expect 600 Guests at Cele-
bration-Cosmopolitan and
Civic Club Activities.

friendly relations existing between
the United States and the Dominion
Of Canada, will be fittingly observed |
Thursday, according to plans dis
cussed, by the local kiwanis Club at
the Hotel Washington yesterday aft
ernoon..
Reservations have been made for
more than 500 guests, Including spe
c!ai delesAtions from nearby kiwanis
clubs of Virginia and Maryland. and
according to John A. O'Rourke. chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
AcceptAnees have been received from |
two British diplomats and one Amer
cp 70 An desso the Pas
cal program also has been arranged |
for the meeting.
! rhe Salon des Nations Of the hotel, |
originally designed to symboli.e the
the two governments. will be used
| for the occasion, and will be suitably |
decorated.
seek big Attendanee.
Yesterdays luncheon was the
monthly business meeting of the
club. when reports from the various
! standing committees were read. Leon
! committee. urged extra effort on the
part OF the membership in order that
Washington would win first prize in
| the present attendance contest being
district Of Kiwanis. other chairmen
| submitting satisfactory statements
| were James c. Dulin of the sick COM
! mittee, George A. Baker Of the inter-
| city relations committee. Gen. Anton
Stephen Of the business relations
! classification committee and Merritt
o. Chance of the publicity committee.
Louis Brown!ow, former Commits
! sioner Of the District, outlined tho
wants Club Of Petersburg, Va. which
! was organised by him. and. together
| with r. J. Henry Of Philadelphia. di-
! vided the prizes for the handsomest
| and homeliest guests present
Harry w. Hahn, president OF the
| Advertising Club Of washington. ex-
| tended an invitation to the member
| ship to attend a luncheon to be given
by his organization at the City Club
| on April IS. when Charles Henry Nc
Clubs Of the World will speak IN
| Mass Selling Of Advertising"
Others to deliver BRIEF addresses
| we're Dan B. Shields Of the Salt Lake
City Kiwanis Club. Rev. c. x. Will
liams. SKY pilot" of the Newcastle.
| Brown Of the Asbury Park Kiwanis
Club. Charles F. Roberts presided
Cosmopolitan Club Nomination..
Nomination Of officers to serve for
| the ensuing year marked the princi-
| pal business at the meeting Of the
Cosmopolitan Club at the Franklin
Square Hotel yesterday afternoon.
! Philip Buettner. principal organizer
| of the club and its first president. re-
fused to stand for reelection, and
Michael Heister was nominated for
the Office, the nominations being
J al cnI Inv, 4 tot nt1
For vice president James E. Coli
| flower, the incumbent. and DR.. How
! ard P. Cobey were nominated. Paul
F. Brandstedt, the present secretary,
and John T. Jones We're named to
while Frederick J. Rice was unop-
posed for treasurer.
| Selection of members of the execu-
| tive committee, three of whom are to
be elected Thursday. brought forth
are c. s. Skinker. R P. Witty, Clar-
ence F. Donohoe, DR.. Albert J. Car
rico, william g. Galliher. William L.
F. King. Joseph B. Trew, Edward W.
Minte. Harry r. Carroll and Lewis A.
Plans for a ladies night to be
held at Rauschers were discussed.
| The entertainment committee, of
which John c. Merkling is chairman.
was directed to select a date and
make Arrangements ioF tHe event.
! Civic Club Council.
| Rapid progress toward forming a
; civic club council was reported last
night at a conference attended ~
| representatives of the Rotary, Hi
wants, Civitan, Cosmopolitan and
Lions clubs in the Woodward build
ing.
A committee was selected to draw
up a plan Of procedure and to outline
| the field over which the proposed
council would have Jurisdiction.
When the plan has been approved by
| the committee 1t will be presented to
the organizations for approval.
The committee selected last night
| was composed Of John Poole Of the