Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-25
ELk5 To GATHER
At LUNA PARK.
Big Amusement Enterprise
By Washington and Al
exandria Lodges.
STARTS NEXT MONDAY
MANY Attractions Will Interest Large
Crowd From Both Cities-Commit-
tees Are Appointed.

tees Are Appointed.
One of the largest and most lmpor-
tant entertainments ever undertaken
by the Elks of Alexandria and Wash
ington is scheduled to commence on
next Monday night at Luna Park
when the two lodges will join in CIV
ing tremendous reunion which is
expected will attain hugh proportions.
For months committees of the lodges
have been quietly working closing
the details for the big show but it
has only been during the past few
days that their plans were perfected.
Luna Park is an ideal spot for the
reunion as it is just half way between
the two cities and can be quickly reach
ed by electric cars. 1t is one of the
most beautiful parks in the country
and has a number OF big attractions.
Many new features will be added dur
ing the week so that the public will
have many things to amuse them.
A feature of the week will be the
music, one of Washington's best bands
consisting of 80 musicians, has been
engaged to furnish the music.
The entertainment will open on Mon
day night and last until the following
Sunday night. There will be no
charge for admission and many of the
attractions will be free to the public.
The committee from Alexandria
Lodge of Elks is as follows:
Chairman, Robert S. Barrett, eX-
altcd ruler, Alexandria Lodge 1oS;
yice-chairman, James w. Bales; Sec
rotary, Walter NJ. D6nnelly; General
Treasurer, James b. Fitzgerald; ;
Treasurers in charge Of concessions,
Courtney Acton, Herman Friedlander
Thomas Downey, Henry Callan, w.
b. J. Duncan, George Fl. Robinson
&C.. S. Taylor Burke, Thomas c. Smith
r.. Z. Paggett, Joseph Ewald, Ihom-
as n. Dunbar, Frank NJ. Hill, Jonah
Bernheimer, Hubert f. Donnelly,
Frank C. Spinks, Erwin Schwarz-
mann. Gettys NJ. Myers, r. NJ. Petit
w. c. II. Wildt, Frederick Ayers
Thomas Chauncey, James callaT'
John NJ. Reid, Cecil Hufty.
Executive Committee: James w.
Bales, James B. Martin, F. ?. Rus
sell, J. NJ. Hill, Charles B. Marshall,
George It. Cation, John Ewald.
Dancing Committee: Charles B.
Marshall, Harry B. Quinn, George
w. Bontz, Jerome Kaufman, Her
man Friedlander, George T. Cation,
Z. Stuart Smith.
Fraternal Organization Commit
tee: J. Edward Shinn, John D. Nor
movie. S. p. Fisher, w. II. Sweeny,
a. D. Deeton.
Publicity Committee: Harry
Fleischmann, George L. Appick,
James F. Peyton, NJ. T. Dwyer.
Concessions Committee: John MI
gent, ]. P. Steiner, Jacob Brill, JOS
eph Drew, Lucien Davis, Benedict
We'll, George z. Pickett, Peter Won
de ZVosterlakcn.
Reception Committee: Thomas A
Fisher, Charles C. Carlin, F. F. Mar
bury. Louis C.. Barley, Howard W.
Smith. David e. Robey, Samuel Bend
helm, Robinson Moncure, Rev. Ed
gar Carpenter, Thomas w. Robin
son. E. C.. Dunn, John Lawler, Max
Rosenfeld, Gardner L. Boothe, Jul
ian Y. Williams, DR.. W. NJ. Smith,
Harry B. Cation, J. X. NJ. Norton
Marshal T. King, Martin a. Quinn
r NJ Latham, Samuel l.. Monroe
Lorenzo Wolford, R. E. knight, Aug
nst Oehlert, julius Pelton, John A
Marshall, ]. Armestead Eggborn
Charles Bendheim, Robert ii. COX
Milton Fairfax, Thomas B. Cochran
George schwarzn2nn, August Calme:
DR.. Samuel B. Moore, Joseph Yowen
bach.