Evening journal., 1922-12-21
HANS ARE
ROTARY GUESTS
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as he desired. Those factors served
to make the affair the largest Christ
mas Jubilee ever held under the
auspices OF the local club.
Harry ]. Harkins, a member OF the
club and manager of the hotel, did
everything in his power to make the
affair a success and his efforts were
"a substantial contribution TO that
success.
The ballroom and its approaches
were decorated profusely with ever
greens and red and green. the yule
tide colors Set up in the ballroom
was handsomely trimmed Christ
mas tree. beneath which the gifts
for the children were piled. There
also was a large chimney and fire.
place. from which Santa Claus. who
was impersonated by Candy c.
Mammele. emerged. greatly to the
delight of the youngsters,
Each member and guest wore a
red or a green paper cap. the colors
making a highly pleasing effect.
Inc instrument lAuNAA " ea 0A
piled by the Original Six orchestra,
the number of peices being augment
ed to eight for the special occasion.
The members of the orchestra
donated their services.
The delight OF the kiddles was
heightened by the antics OF an edu-
Gated COW. which was made up of
two active members of Rotary, who
were covered cleverly with cowskins.
That the COW answered all sorts Of
questions some of them being Of a |
highly personal and jocular nature. |
Mr.. Mammele was the competent |
There also was a but |
terfiy dance by the juvenile guests |
of the day and several rccitations .
by the kiddies, all Of which was |
applauded heartily.
The Rotarians and their adult
guests assembled at the hotel be-
tween IL and 12:15 o'clock and fin
ally assembled in the ballroom.
Meanwhile, the Rotary Transport
-orps. under the command of Candy
=. Mammele. had proceeded in auto
mobiles to the Children's Home in
Riverview. There a party Of fifty
me awaited transport to the scene
II the festivities. The children were
by Mrs. Eva Hay, ma
ron: Mrs. May Frampton, Miss VIII
ION. Mrs. Brotemarkle and Miss Mar
hail. caretakers; Mrs. Wright. seam
stress. and Mrs. Shipley. nurse. The
.un to the hotel was uneventful and
here the little ones found the mem
,ers of the board Of managers OF the
,ome awaiting them. That party in
.mded Mrs. Frank Morton Jones,
president: Mrs. Victor b. Woolley.
Mrs. william p. Ban
.roft recording secretary; Mrs. Ar
hur w. Spruance, recording secre-
arv. and the oldest member OF the
,oard: Mrs. Benjamin Nields. and
he youngest member, Mrs. Cecil w.
Weaver.
The Rotary Clubs entertainment
committee for the day, consisting Of
lanes s. Stirling, chairman. and
William p. Allen and Robert 5.
associates That COM
nittee had general charge OF all the
estivities of the day.
II was almost 1880 o'clock before
he big turkey luncheon party was
erved. William Il. Foster, presi-
lent, presided at the business ses-
ion Of the club, which disposed
Iuickly Of the routine business. He
hen turned the meeting over TO Mr..
stirling and his committee.
Christmas greetings were received
from Robert Patterson. Interna-
ional vice-president Of Rotary. VIII
lam r. Budd reported on members |
who are i'll. as follows; Stanley NJ.
Arthurs. who was operated on for
,ppendicitis at the University Hos |
)ital doing WE'LL DR.. Walter Hulli-
len getting along finely; Warden NJ |
;. Plummer i'll Of pneumonia, i'll Of
doing we'll; Robert Ken
ron. III with the grippe.
Josiah Marvel presented a gift IN