The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
.ELKS MAKING PLANS
FOR Big CLAM BAKE
Threatened High Price of Food Won
Interfere with Feast. Announces
Chairman Mersheimer.
PERsoNNEL OF coMMITTEEs

The threatened high price of foodstuffs
will not interfere with the plans OF WASH
ington Lodge Of EIks for its Rhode Island
clam bake at Marshall Hall Sunday, Sep
TENDER b. H
Fred J. Mersheimer, chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the clam bake.
announced last night that the steamer
Charles Manchester and the grounds at
Marshall Hall will be for the exclusive
use of the Elks. The number of partici-
pants is limited to 500 persons- The fol-
lowing committees are announced:
Executive committee-Fred ]. Aers-
heImer, chairman: Hugh +. Harvey vice
chairman: William 8. Shelby. Secretary;
Thomas F. KeIiher, treasurer; Charles H
Utermehle. sergeant-at-arms-
Press committee-A- D. Marks, chair
man; Arthur Abbott, Leon Strauss, Harry
King, R. P Andrews, d. J. Kaufman,
William F. GUIDE, Samuel Hart E. J.
Black r. H Mcwade. Roe Fulkerson,
and Charles J. Columbus.
Ticket committee-walter ]. lTharp,
chairman; James J. Ward, George c.
Humphrey. Louis J. Silverman. James ].
Farrell. Dominic Fowler. William J.
Schroth, E. 3. Van Fleet and Thomas NJ.
Bresnahsn. ..r..
Amusement committee-George +.
HaveIl, chairman: A. H. Huber. Her
man Richards. Jake Richards. william
J. Haslett, and Joseph H. Wood.
Music committee-John c. Maxwell,
chairman: Jacques Heidehheimer, and
J. S. VI. Zimmerman.
Printing and badges-w. B. Dawson,
chairman; C. E Bright, and A P. Con-
way.
Lunch on boats-Gustave W. Brah-
Ter, chairman; Otto c. Brahler, and
Emil P. Brahler.
Clam bake and serviGe-Edwin II.
Neumeyer. chairman: William ]. Bacon.
William A. Carson, William A Hettin-
ger. Louis Hodges. Conrad Hoffman.
August Hageman. A. A Hollander, En-
nest r. Humphrey. William ]. Keane'
Samuel Kimberly. William ]. Madigan,
Salvatore S. Richard. Samuel Rich
ards. ]. Fred Rupertus, E ]. Schroth.
George P. Schroth, A. ]. Simons, c. H.
ing NJ. Wright, D. ]. OConnen. Harry
K. Bliss. John NJ. Mecker. ST. and
George Logan
Reception-Hugh F. Harvey, chairman;
Maurice Baer, Charles n. Biondi, William
II. Clarke, F B. Garrison, R. A. Collins
B. p Donnelly, r. l. Ford. jr., c. F.
Hermann. Henry Hull, William /.
Evans, Edward L. Hutchinson. Frank A
Kidd, Charles ]. johnson, Clinton d.
SOOmdn, W. -
Murphy, Thomas A. Murray. Tracy NJ.
Payfair. John F. Perry, Fred n. White
head, Charles S. Zurhorst, and Thomas
J. King.
Observation-Disclosures Brill chairman;
J. z. Albrecht. o. L. Andrews. John ].
Allen, William D. Barry, P. ]. Bennett,
T. n. Bresnahan, William ]. Brown, P.
F. Carr. T. L. Costello, Abe Cohen, Dan
lei F. Driscoll. William A. Engel. P. ].
Foley, John E. Fuegel. Frank A Franey.
Fred G. Geyer. Frank p. Hall, Adolph
Loehl ]. Charles MCGUIRE, Edward Man
nix, Robert F. MentZel. Michael Morria,
Martin McHugh, Frank p. Madigan,
Harry B. Plowman, N. H. Raftery, Mar
tin Roth, /. II. Rowland, E. c. Z.
Rupert. J. G. Schlosser, Charles Stello.
Theodore Stello. Florence Sullivan, NJ. P.
Sullivan, Samuel ]. Steinberger. Martin
Schneider, William Vcnderheide.
Committee on order-John E Hogan,
chairman; A. P. Conway, W. Stanley
Jones, A. v. Girard. John H. Miller. J.
B. Clement. A A. Hileman, and P. F.
Coffey.