The Washington times., 1913-10-27
GREETERS' RAMBLE
FELLOWSHIP FEAST
Hotel Clerks to Have Help
of Fellows From Other
Big Cities.

Of the Greeters' 'Ramble" and vau,le-
vile show, which is TO feature the
gathering of hotel clerks of the Eastern
States In Washington tomorrow
night The members of the Washington
Hotel Clerks Association are to be
hosts, and guests will come from Phi a
oelphia, Baltimore, Boston and numer-
GUS other cities where hotels make use
of the genial fellows affiliated with the
Greeters of America
The entire city OF Washington is to
be open Tor the visitors tomorrow, but
in the evening hours of their visit they
are expected to centralize at Conven-
ton Hall, Fifth and K streets north
west, where the entertainment will IN
clude vaudeville, a banquet and danc-
ing.
For the past three or four weeks
every hoteI creik in Washington mas
Key strut the bruin ana the Boston dip,
and at q special meeting OF the
Grreeters last night at the New Wiz
lard ii was openly declared that When
President Edgar Z. Specs calls tor the
formation OF the Greeter's Ramble all
members will be thoroughly prepared
10 respond to any kind Of a aaEce
called.
The vaudeville features. as arranged
by A. Julian BrylawskI, are expected
w VIC tAiC last "OIo tdDlOil AiSLIiSA-
les. Each act has been selected by an
individual member Of the association,
A0o all are expected 20 be thoroughly
agreeable to the board of censorship.
The Greeters, whose artistry is 10 pro-
vide the vaudeville features. are emu
merated on the program as follows:
Carlyle w. Johns. song and dance num-
Der; William B. Dittmar, a mystic maze
of musical marvels; Frank X. (Ten
Spot DAILY, an Offering of frolicsome
f0OliShnRSS Edgar q SneQs
kilowatt brilliancy; J. Ross Gray, one
act farce; Trayers J. Crocker, in Love 8
Passions and Blasted Hopes" Berry
Wall and George E. Schutt, in a col
Beat It" AS concluding number, Nor
gan NJ. English will feature his own
brain child" with the title 'Nothin'
To Do Till Tomorrow"
After Herr Brylawsh rings down the
curtain President and Mrs. Edgar c. /
Specs viii Lead the guests through a ka-
leidoscopic maze Of bewildering terpsi- /
chorean intricacies.
The invitation that viii bring numer-
Gus hotel clerks from Eastern cities to
Washington on Tuesday for the Greet
ers Ramble," had the following intro
duction: ''The Greeters Of Washington !
extend to you a warm greeting on this, |
the night of all Knights, where, for the
nonce. We hope Duh Care will be tossed |
10 the winds, and Pleasurable Geniality
will be The Open Sesame to a night Of :
Airth, Revelry and Gay Good Cheer"
Officers and Committees.
The officers and committees of the
Washington Hotel Clerks Association
are:
Edgar c. Specs, president; ]. Ross
Gray. first vice president; Charles r.
Schmidt, second vice president; Nor
gan M. English, secretary; Eugene T.
Mehl, treasurer; Frank B. Kleh, SER
geant-at-arms; and Travers ]. Crocker, J
District vice president of the Greeters
of America.
Board of governors-C. r. Mariner, B.
4. Page, c. w Johns, Frank X. DAILY,
7. M Collins, c. L. Hutchison, L. G.
Reception committee-Frank X. DAILY,
Z. B. Massie, ]. ]. Burke, Frank B.
kleh, J. r. Gray, J. A. Heath, R. N.
Patterson. and T. J. Mehlman
Floor committee-Edgar c. Specs, T.
J. Crocker, c. NJ. Collins, E. H. Bah
cock, c. r. Mariner, and R. E. Has
kins.
Finance committee-Eugene T. Mehl,
E. d. Plant, V. L. Lane, H. A. Meyers,
Morgan NJ. English, R. o. Weight, ]. ].
Burke, and c. o. Thompson
Entertainment committee.c. J. john
son. ]. D. Kynaston, J. G. Hoffman.
Morgan NJ. English, ]. S. Felix, A. 8.
Smith, L. r. De Renault, and B. K.
Page.
Publicity committee-T. ]. Crocker, ].
r. Gray, w. B. Dittmar, F. X. Daily, E,
C. Specs, c. D. French, G. De Shields.
jr and L. r. Butler.
G. Hoffman, s NICK. Haddaway, H. NJ.
Howard, R. Blanchard, Alex Steiglitz, A.
J. Wand. H. A H. Jorss, and George H.
Donohoe.