The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17
ROTARY CLUB
CONFERENCE.
ELY CLUB WILL ATTEND NINTH
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
AT HIBBING.

The program has practically been
completed for the Ninth District
Conference to be held at Hibbing
next week Thursday and Friday.
A large delegation from the Ely
club will attend the conference a:
well as large delegations from cities
in Minnesota, North Dakota and
Superior, Wis. of which the Ninth
District is comprised.
Registrations are coming in to
Hibbing from every Rotary city in
North Dakota and Minnesota. Many
Of the delegates will come by special
train, while others will drive.
Registration will be at the city
hall first floor. The convention will
open April % and will continue two
days. The information bureau will
be at the city hall and high school
auditorium. The honored guest will
be Herb Latin, Tenth district gov
ernor of Wisconsin.
Entertainment will be provided
for both the ladies and men dele
gates, with program which will
keep the visitors busy every minute
of their stay in Hibbing. The lady
hostesses in Hibbing will be the
wives of the officers and past presi-
dents of the Hibbing Rotary club
Mrs. Walter Mcmillan is general
chairman of the ladies' committee,
having been annointed by A. c..
Schirmer, general chairman. Wives
of all the local Rotarians are on the
committee to assist in the various
activities.
Thursdav Program.
The Americanization program par
-ticipated in by the high school and
Americanization classes will be di-
rected by Miss Elizabeth Casey. This
will be the opening feature of the
convention. The hundreds of visit
ors will see Americans in the max
ing and will watch a class graduate.
On Thursday morning at O'Clock
there will be reception of the dele
gates and visitors. At 8 a. M, the
delegates and visitors will go to the
auditorium. The Americanization
program will open the program. The
call to order will be at 1920 with
William Spenseley of Hibbing, chair
man of the local club, calling the
convention to order. The address of
welcome will be delivered by Edward
Flynn, st. Paul, district governor.
and the response will be made by C.
B. McCintock, Minneapolis, past
president. The first address will be
followed by Lotus d. Coffman, presi-
dent of the University of Minnesota
who will talk .on moral Basis of
Citizenship. Mrs. Eugene Fenelson
of Devils Lake, North Dakota, will
be the guest of Legion Auxiliary of
ficers and the Rotary ladies' com
mittee. Luncheon will follow lat
1890.
Afternoon Program.
On Thursday evening, at O'Clock
at the Androy, there will be an in
formal reception by the officers of
the local club and their wives to the
district governor. A $50 the ban
quet will be held at the auditorium.
John c. Acheson of st. Paul, head
of Manchester college, will deliver his
talk, Rotary and World Brother
hood. The entertainment will be
featured by the appearance of Miss
Nora Fouchald Y Dung, who was solo,
list with Sousa's band and who is a
Minot girl. The Chicago police
octette will sing. During the
banquet the different clubs will pre-
sent stunts.
The Duluh. club will offer the Nor
mamma chorus. The st. Paul club
will offer the Great North quartet.
The ball, will follow the banquet.
There will be entertainment features
between dances.
Friday Program.
At 8:45, there will be an organ
recital by James R. Gillette Of Garlic
ton college lat the auditorium. The
morning session will be featured by
an address by Edward Silberstein Of