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Show MISS BESSIE KILLAM CLERKS SPONSOR BANQUET AND BALL ENJOYABLE AFFAIR HELD SATURDAY EVE. The Union Pacific Dining Room was the scene Saturday evening of the annual an-nual banquet of the Clerical Employes' Association. About fifty people attended at-tended the affair, which was presided presid-ed over by F. E. Casterline, president of the local lodge. The following menu was served: Fruit Cocktail Celery Hearts Ripe Olives Filet of Sole, Sauce Tartare Potatoes ala Reitz Filet Mignon, Saute Mushrooms French Fried Potatoes Petit Pois en Butter Combination Salad Parkerhouse Rolls Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Petit Fours Coffee. Favors were corsages of violets and roses and carnation boutoniers. Radio music was enjoyed. Toastmaster Casterline called upon N. E. Davis, of Los Angeles, who made an interesting short talk. Mr. Davis is the director of the four Cleri- Ical Employes' Associations the L. A. and S. L. unit. Other remarks were made by L. Bain, C. E. Bailey and Wm. Morley, all of Milford. Following the banquet, the assemblage assem-blage adjourned to the annual ball sponsored by the association at Arion Hall. Due to a last minute change necessitated by illness on the part of its leader, the Milford orchestra was forced to cancel its engagement and a call to Beaver brought the orchestra or-chestra over from the county seat. During the period pending the arrival impromptu dance music was provided by association members. The Beaver orchestra together with some of the personnel of the local orchestra furnished fur-nished lively music until one o'clock. The hall decorations were streamers of red and white which formed a false ceiling and hung draped from the lights as chandeliers. An illuminated illumin-ated engine number sign kept the dancers posted on the number of the dances. The dance were grouped, suggestive of railroading, into First and Second Sections. Names of clerical cleri-cal employes were used in the dance programs for the captions of the different dif-ferent dances. The hall was comfortably crcowded by the large number who attended the affair. |