Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-08
KlNANIS CLUB
SPREADS JOY
At FESTIVAL
Annual Ladies Night Proves
Hilarious Occasion For
Many Guests
OVER 200 ATTEND
II. Noel Garner and DR.. f. Y. Reyes
ter Bring Down House With Wise
Cracks" As Boost Prizes Are
Given.

Comus, the god Of joy and mmth,
reigncd for more than four hours last
night at the second annual ladies
night celebration of the KiWanis Club
given in the auditorium of the Elks'
Home which was attended by more
than 200 including members. guests
and their lady friends. There was not
dull moment from the time the as
sembage marched into the big hail TO
supper till the closing Of the festivI-
ties at IL O'Clock when the mlrth
makers sang "Auld Lang Syne.
The guests upon being seated at the
tables found novelty pape~ caps oil
every color of the rainbow, little horns
and other favors. Donning the caps
and blowing the horns the festivities
started without delay in true Niwan-
ian Stvle after Invocation mad t2en
given by Rev. DR.. +. Y. REGISTER and
the aSsemblage called Go roder by
Gardner l.. Boothe, who presided dur
.uC thS evening.
The first number on the program
was "a solo bv Miss EStclie Nentworth.
who was heartily cucorcd and came
back a second slime. Her encore was
composed especially for the event an"
carried with rythm some OF the Ia
vorite p2stimes Of a number oil the
Kiw&niars.
The radio concert Of Harry 2. Ca
ton proved a side-Scplitter and during
tbe evening Randall Cation also joined
in. he sent forth messages from the
hic horn OF the OUTFIT.
Referring to our we}-known fellow
f,wusman. !. William May, who ire
mcntlv contributes to the Gazette
Randall Cation said that there
are two STYLES OF archi-
lecture i'm Alexandria, enc rs in.e
Masonic Memorial Temple which is
heinz built in the air and the other was
that Of Bill May whose column IN the
Gazette is being run in the ground.
Roe Fulkerson, Washington. ON be
half of the KiwauianS OF the DlStrlc'
of Columbia. thanked the AleNanGrl-
a,, for their hospitality and promised
i'm the near future TO have all OF the
KiwanienS rs guests OF 'NoSe oil 'He
District of Columbia.
Scle, tions were given by coiofe1
Quartet which were we'll received ana
heartily applauded.
\ farce ON the presentation OF the
stunt prize banner won by the Alex
ondrianS i'm Washington some time ago
which they have failed to receive
tbus far-elecited much applause and
81 was participated i'm by Jack boooar
or washington. who presented the
mythical prize and it was received on
hebalf o fthe kiWauiars by Miss rs
telle Wentworth and Kenneth W. O%-
den. H..
George II. O'Connor, OF Washing
tom. always good with his negro songs
DELIGHTED his audience with tVe S':oS'
Those mysterious KiwaniS maglcl-
ans ! Randall Cation and irwin D!'-
NOR caused many Of the members OF the
club deadly fear lest they tell some OF
,heir innermoSt secrets. Mr.. eaton
was blindfolded and Mr.. Diener woulG
walk around the hall and lay ms h3nd
ON the shoulder o fthe victim ana I''e"
Mr.. Cation would exploit some OF the"
habits. IL.
Julian Y. Williams, governor o. 'l'
capital district, i'm three mln1'e au-
dress urged the Kiwanians % uNe up
.o their name "We Build by geJ1ihE
beh;nd movement for the erecUou
here of big convention hall able 10
take care of all kinds of conventions
thqt might come to Alexandria. -
Miss Nina Fulton and Kenneth W
Oo6er as Ruben and Rachel, with var