Evening star., 1923-01-05
k|WAN|ANS GREET
PRESIDENT OWEN
: 923 Committees Named and
Retiring Leader Forecasts
''Wonderful" Year.
MUSICAL Is OUTLINED
9S Per Cent of Members Attend
Annual Induction Ceremony of
District Club.
MUSICAL Is OUTLINED

In the presence of virtually 9S per
Owen. newly elected president of the
kiwanis Club. was inducted into Of
fice at Il meeting in the Hotel Wash
ington yesterday.
In turning the gavel over to Mr.
Owen, Charles f. Roberts, retiring,
thanked the organization for the
splendid support" extended him dur
Ing his presidency and predicted a
wonderful year for Kiwanis during
1923.
Mr.. Owen Immediately reappointed
George H Winslow secretary. saying
that any kiwanis administration
without George Winslow as secre-
tary would be courting disaster"
After John j. Boobar had outlined
the program of the forthcoming mu-
sical to be given by Sue Harvard dur
ing the week of January 81, under au-
spices of the club, and Claude H.
woodward, chairman of the budget
Gonmlttee. detailed the method to be
followed in handling the clubs outlay
rms year, Mr. Owen proceeded to APP
point the important committees to
serve during 1928. They are as fol-
lows:
Committees Named.
Program = William Mather Lewis,
chairman; Roy Neuhauser, vice chair
man; j. j. Boobar, Maurice Hopkins,
frederick w. Quinter, Homer Kit,
william {. Worthington. Alfred II.
Brewood. Stephen O.. Ford, p ]. Har-
mon, Arthur +. Steinberg, Edward d.
SHAW and z. D. Blackstone.
Entertainment - Peyton Fletcher.
chairman Ford E: Young, vice chair
man; 5. Douglas Gibson, Joseph s. Colt,
george Miller, Robert b. Cummings
Frank H, Bryson. Fred ]. White, Clar-
dali
Public affairs-John G. winanap
chairman; Roe Fulkerson, Eugene G.
Adams, +. Allen Harris, T. Lincoln
Iownsend, Frank L. Wagner and Edgar
Morris.
Attendance--Leon L. Hurley, chair
man; Irving Hail, vice chairman: War
ren w. Biggs, Charles II. Pardoe. Frank
W. Harper, Archie +. Meatyard and f.
Baker Weaver.
Interclub relations-Harry G. KIM
nall, chairman; William f. Quinter, vice
Brown and George A. Baker
House-Simon R Golibart, chairman ::
George G. Cornwell, vice chairman
Harry B. Spicer. Earl F. Jorss, William
p. Herbst, Robert S. Downs and Rich
ard c. Dyer.
or NlSlI1nE SICK.
Committee to visit sick-George E.
strngfellow. chairman; Perry B. T1ur-
pin, vice chairman: C. c. Murray.
= Howard p. Foley, Charles w. Easter
day, Harry c. Grove and Guy V. Nor
wood
Budget-Claude H. Woodward. chair
man; Max Fisher, Franc E. Sherry. ].
3. Evans, John l. Power and George
II. Winslow.
Audit-Stephan o. Ford. chairman;
Burns c. Downey and Charles Vaughn
Darby.
Publicity-Harry Hahn. chairman;
Max Fisher, Mark Lansburgh, Adolph
e. Guide, David Sanger, Robert T.
Abbott and q. .. Blackstone
Education-Marion J. Wise, chair
man; Rev. William w. Shearer. vice
chairman: Charles r Roberts. Lester
@. Wilson, Frank p. Howard and
Howard F. Kane.
Business standards and methods
James A. Messer. chairman; Julien M.
Wtnnemore, James c. Hollister, Robert
2. Fleming and Moritz Mayer.
GrteVance-George E Potter, chair
man; Frank B. keyes, Charles Jacob
son, BENJAMIN X. McCloskey and
William II. Pattison.
New Committees Added.
The new committees added to the
club, which were also filled by Presf-
dent Owen yesterday, included:
New ideaS-EuEene Adams, chair
man; ". Pearce Rayner, vice chair