Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25
P. B. O. ELKS.

The banquet committee. which has
in charge the thirty eighth ami
versary of the founding of Wash
ington Lodge. No. Is. desires to in
form the members of the provisions
being made for their entertainment
at the greatest Elk banquet ever
held in this city. February H. at
Wardman Park Hotel, and the COM
mittee requests all members of the
order, whether connected with No.
Is or out-of-town lodges, to send in
their requests for seats on that &C.
casion. The speakers are of national
repute and the POSTMASTER is I'M
surpassed. The entertainment fea-
highest order from the local thea
tiers. also George O'Connor and Matt
Horn. An octet, which the public
will have the pleasure of hearing in
the near future. will be a musical
treat. This octet, known as the
the best singers in Washington and
are all Elks. They are: First tenors
Thomas Cantwell and William G. Attn
erholdt; second ,tenors. Howard P.
Green and Glenn w. Ashley; first
BASES. Edward L. Hutchinson and
Gerald whalen. and second passes
Frank A. Dougherty and Ambrose A.
Durkin.
The Elks Orchestra will furnish the
music. The affair is to be informal.
H. NJ. Peter. secretary of the banquet
committee. announces that a valuable
souvenir has been provided for each
guest.
The regular session of Wednesday,
January 81, had an attendance of over
500. In addition to ninety-eight new
members initiated. the lodge was adj
dressed by Senator A. o. Stanley of
Kentucky The address of Repre-
sentative o. E. Bland of Linden Lodge
No. S66. Linden, Ind. was received
with smiles and laughter. Other
speakers were President Clark Crit
nth of the Washington base ball club,
Ralph w Lee and Thomas 81 Evans
Those initiated were: Clyde A. Ac-
ton, Jacob Berman. Maurice Bien, Will
liam Blackman. James B. Bland, John
n. Blankenship. Harry A. Brandt,
Thomas P. Brown. Albert j. Buch-
eler. Harry L. Budd, Richard A. Burks,
James NJ. Butler, William Carroll,
Emmett A. Chapman. Milton c. Clarke,
Clarence j. Clements. Maxwell S. Cool
ey, Luther G. Copley. Philip S. Corri-
rich. Charles H. Dixon. Robert l.. Ell
der. Bernhard Endres, Philip ErshIer,
Albert D. Esher. Thomas L. Evans,
John c. Exner. Thomas H. Farrell,
Erwin F. Fitzpatrick. Harry Fl.
ch slSe@an E. '0s sI2ouard A. N saisr
Gladstone. William NJ. Goss. Her
man ]. Greenberg. Clark c. Griffith.
David NJ. Griswold. Adolph E. GUIDE,
William B. Harris, Arts r Harrison.
X. Milton Henderson. Samuel D. Her
rell, John j. Hoffman. Thomas B. Hol-
liday Don F.. Holt, William B. Judge,
Edward A. Karwiese. Luis H. Kauf-
man. James A. Keliher, Robert Fl.
kempton, Arthur Kettler. Clarence Fl.
KRISTEN. Joseph King. John Klein.
Morris Klein. Roy r. Kracke. Ralph
w. Lee, Moses A. Lesser, Barnum A.
Levitan. James Lippert, Elmer Long,
Martin F. Mccarthy, George ]. Nc
Dermott. John l.. Mcdonald, Francis
X. McGovern, Robert l.. McKeever,
Patrick J. McMullen, Samuel Marks.
Charles l.. NARROW, James NJ. Mar
shall. Martin w. Marx. Hugo A. Mat
till. Fred w. Meyer. George Miller.
Richard E. Miller. Samuel Mitchell,
Joseph Norman. William O'Donnell,
Joseph p. O'Donoghue, George Nj.
Quirk. Charles +. Ramsay, Thomas
B. Stanton. Carey 3. Stokes. Dwight
X. Terry. James W. Boyd. Emil f.
Brodt. Frank NJ. Caldwell, NJ. r. Craig.
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