The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-02-28
ROTARY CLUB Held
BIRTHDAY session
MEMBERS WITH LADIES FOR
GUESTS OBSERVE 18TH ANN
VERSARY WITH VERY INTER
ESTIEG PROGRAM.
For Boy Scouts
Principle Discussion of Evening De
voted to Promoting Scout Troops
in Gallatin County.

Tuesday evening the Bozeman Ro-
tary club members, with their wives
as their guests. celebrated the eigh-
teenth anniversary of the creation Of
organization. There was an attend
ance at the meeting Of members that
almost made it 100 per cent affair.
the few absent ones kept away by i'll
ness. The program committee, un-
der the direction of A. F. McCune,
presented a most enjoyable entertain
ment during the evening, consisting
of songs and musical numbers. There
were a few talks given on Rotary and
its work.
John Fabrick, president of the club
presided, and in his usual humorous
manner complimented the entertain
ers, expressing the appreciation of
| the club for their services. The first
number presented was violin selec-
tions by, Frank Bosco of the A. and H.
vaudeville circuit. He was followed
by Mr.. Murray Samuels in recita-
tions and Mr.. George Hunter with a
comedy monologue. These men were
}! also from the A. and H. vaudeville cir
cult, their services to the club having
been donated to the club by Mr.. F. A.
Boedecker, manager of the Ellen thea
ter. The entertainment furnished by
these men was very pleasing.
One of the enjoyments of the eve
ming was the singing of Mrs. Pete
Purdy, Mr.. Bunney and Mr.. Ever. The
selections they offered were very well
rendered and greatly enjoyed. Mrs
E. o. Holm accompanied upon the
piano, adding to the pleasure of the
/ evening. Norman Williams sang
Scotch songs and gave recitation il
which he demonstrated his ability with
the Irish brogue. These numbers, to
h gether with the many Rotary songs
: everyone joined in singing, filled th'
t evening with melodious harmony.
Speaking of the occasion for th'
I special program, president Fabricl
y told briefly of the growth of thl
I Rotary club, from it's beginning will
: membership of six in Chicago t,
g the present time, with membership
: of $4,000 throughout the world. Tn
7 code of ethics, the principles upol
which the club was founded and i
e working, and the effect of bringing
o men into closer relation with eacl
g other in q social manner were pointe,
n out by Mr.. Fabrick.
vi A very fine talk was given by F.
a Hobein, president of the Livingston
+ Rotary club. who with Mrs. Hobeil
: came to Bozeman to attend the meet
G ing. Mr.. Hobein complimented tn
= Bozeman club upon its growth an
# work since organization three year
eel ago. He extended an invitation {
4 all members to attend the distric
!. meeting of Rotary to be held in Liv
lel ingston March IL and Is. Dean Ham
s, ilton was called upon to toast tn
z; ladies, which he did in most com
.e plimentary manner, by reading eS
s.: tracts from verses of famous poet
Ia written to praise their virtues. Dea
n Hamilton called upon the men
b-s stand and drinkLwith water-tF
n, good health and happiness of all Il
ladies.
lgl For tie ladies in response to Il
CT toast of Dean Hamilton, Mrs. w.
NJ Lovelace expressed their pleasure 1
te attending the meeting. In a vel
be witty manner she complimented Il
m Rotary members. speaking of the ms
rti being good husbands because they o.
I'LL good Retaxians whose motto is ser
he ice above self. Her response waa o.
-, of the really pleasing occasions OF i
of evening.
nd Boy scout work and what it Is doh
throughoue the world, and especial
hs the w0r& Of Rotary for kha pRoen
iaaed 81 p@@e Tsal