The Washington herald., 1913-10-25
.ELKS MAKING READY
FOR OYSTER FEAST
New RathskelIer in Basement Of Club
house viii Be Tried Out Thursday
Evening by Local Lodge.
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED

Washington Lodge of Elks is making
preparations for its oyster feast, to be
held next Thursday night in the new
rathskeIler in the basement of the club
house. This feast will be the first OF
the season, and many surprises are being
arranged for the event.
Such success has attended these feasts
in the past that the club has built the
new rathskeller in the basement espe-
cially for such occasions. Up-to-date ap-
pliances have been installed In the new
quarters for preparing and serving oys-
ters and other edibles in every style.
Final arrangements for the feast will
be made next Monday night at the club
house.
The following committees will have
charge of the event:
Executive committee-George c. Pum-
phrcy, chairman; James A. Farrell, vice
chairman: Richard A. Collins, secretary,
and Albert Huber, treasurer.
Master OF the roast-Capt. r. c. Cum
berland.
Committee on talent-Edward HutchIn-
son, chairman; W. s. Selby, and ]. C.
Price.
Committee on roast-G. w. Brahler,
chairman; 4. r. Gantz. Harry Wilson,
]. B. Clements, and John Hurley.
Committee on pan roast-James L
Ward, chairman: John W. Malone, vice
chairman; Ernest r. Humphrey, Abe
Cohen, Harry Miller, l. Loeb. and Will
lam Evans.
Committee on steamed oysters-John
Z. Hogan. chairman; George Lo-
gan, vice chairman; T. NJ. Bresnahan,
Harry Claxton, Otto Brahler, and George
Schroth.
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Davis. chairman: Jake Richards, vice
chairman; Arthur Abbott, and August
Hageman.
Committee on raw-william F. Morri-
son, chairman; P. ]. Foley, vice chair
man; Capt. z. G. Schaefer, W. B. Daw-
son, D. ]. O'Conner, and Louis Har-
tig, jr.
Door committee-Dominick Fowler,
chairman; William Haslett, Allen A.
Hollander, John Carpenter, and Thomas
King.
Press committee-Arthur Abbott, chair
man; Charles Zurhorst, and Arthur
Buckman.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures
Costello, chairman; John ]. Allen, Flor
ence Sullivan, Andrew Johnston, James
German, Z. Van Fleet, Perry A. Carson,
Julius Albrecht, August Brill, Charles
Krener, w. J. Brown, Frank Franey,
Theodore Steele, William F. Madigan.
Peter Bennett, John P. Perry, John
Mooney, George L. Ripley, ]. F. Ruper-
tus, DIR. Moses Wright, John NJ. Becker,
DR.. Conrad Hoffman, P. F. Coffey, DR..
]. z. Chamberlin, II. NJ. Peters, Herman
Richards, J. ]. Mccarthy, ]. H. Roland,
Charles F. Hersann, Peter Latterner,
and Martin Roth.
Service committee-J. p. johnson,
chairman; Fred Herman, Walter J.
Tharp, John c. Wood, H. G. Taylor, John
Fregal. John Hardin, William ]. Nally,
d. ]. Sullivan, DR.. Theodore Schondan,
Oscar Andrews, c. F. Bauers, d. ]. UIl-
man, Charles Bodine, A. p. Conway.
william Girard.
Reception committee-Fred ]. Mer-
sheimer, chairman; Harry Hull, vice
chairman; Joseph Wood, ]. c. Price, DR..
F. Walter. d. R. Nihon, Hugh
F. Harvey, d. ]. O'Connell, William
Schleiman, Lloyd Brooks. William A. En-
gen, DIR. w. w. Georges. Samuel Rich
ards, Patrick Bresnahan, John p Col
Inns, Herbert Lewis. W. ]. Frick, Thomas
P. May, Leon Strauss, A. II. Heilman,
E. J. Murphy, DR.. S. w. Howard, Max
Hirsch.