The Washington herald., 1920-01-25
B. P. O. Elks

The banquet committee, which
has in charge the thirty eighth
anniversary of the founding of
Washington Lodge No. is. is de-
sirous of informing the members
at this time of the provisions being
made for their entertainment at
the greatest Elk banquet ever
held in this city on February 12
at Wardman Park Inn. The COM
mittee requests all members of
the order, whether connected with
No 10 or out-of-town lodges. to
send in their request for a seat
ing at the festive board on that
accession. The entertainment fea-
tures will be. vaudeville acts of
the highest order from the local
theatres. also George o. Connor
and Matt Horn. The Elks Octet,
composed of the best singers in
Washington. all Elks. will sing.
The singers arc: First tenors,
Thomas Cantwell and William G..
Atherholdt: second tenors. How
ard p Green and Glenn w Ash
ley; first bass. Edwin L. Hutchin-
son and Gerald whalen: second
bass. Frank a Dougherty and
Ambrose a. Durkin.
A valuable souvenir has been pro-
lided for each guest.
The regular session of wednes
day. January 81. had an attendance
OF over 500. This meeting was a
banner one in all respects. In ad-
d'tion to ninety-eight new members
initiated. the lodge was addressed
In an inspiring, patriotic address by
Ex-Governor, now U. S. Senator, A..
o. Stanley Henderson. Ky The ad-
dress of c. S Representative o. T..
Bland of Linden Lodge No. ss6 Lin
den, Ind, was received with smiles
and laughter. Other speakers were
President Clark Grifith of the
Washington baseball club. and
Messrs. Ralph w. Lee and Thomas
u Evans. Those initiated were;
Acton Clyde A: Berman Jacob:
Bien. Maurice: Blackman, VIM.
Bland James B.: Blankenshfp, Jno.
H.: Brandt. Harry A.; Bresnahan,
Daniel F.; Brill. Leon Jr.; Brown,
Thos. p; Bucheler. Albert j.; Budd
Harry l.; Burks, Richard A: Butler.
James NJ; Carroll. VIM; Chapman.
Emmet A; Clarke, Milton c.: Glenn
ents. Clarence j.: Cooley, Maxwell
.; Oopley. Luther c. Corrigan.
Philip s: Davenport. Jno. H.: Died
neh. Henry: Dixon, Chas. H.: Elder,
Robt- l.; Endres. Bernhard; ErshIer
Philip; Esher, Albert D.: Evans
Thos- L.: ENner. John c.: Farrell,
Thos. H.: Fitzpatrick. Erwin p.
Fleishman, Harry H.: Geier. JOS. A.:
Girouard, ChaS E.: Gladstone,
Nathan: Goss. VIM. NJ; Greenberr.
Herman J.: Griff1th, Clark G
. David M. Griswold, AdeIph f. Guide,
William 3. Harris. ATis p. Harrison.
r. Milton Henderson. Samuel D. Her
reI. John ]. Hoffman, Thomas r.
Holiday. Don F. Holt. William q.
Judge. Edward A. Karwiese, Louis I'll
Kaufman. James A. Keliher. Robert
II kempton. Arthur Kettler. Clarence
". KRISTEN. Joseph King. John Klein,
Morris Klein, Roy r. Kracke, Ralph
W. Lee. Moses A. Lesser. ,Barnum A.
l.evitan, James Lippert. Elmer Long,
Martin F. Mccarthy. George ], Nc
Dernott. John l. Mcdonald. Francis
y. McGovern. Robert l.. McKeever.
Patrick ]. 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 M.
ouirk. Charles F. Ramsay. Thomas b.
stanton. Carey B. Stokes, Dwight X.
Terry, James w. Boyd. Emil +.
Brodt- Frank M. Caldwell. NJ. b.
Craig. E. c. Graham. William II.
Powell, Francis H. Sprague. A. F.
Iorss. A. II. Sylvester. Washington
Wenatchee. No. 11ss: II. W. Isaacson.
The lodge has appointed Leo F.
Iwissler chairman of a committee to
assemoleFall members to visit the fair
and bazdar OF Alexandria Lodge, Va.
b. p. o. Elks. which they are holding
rrder the auspicies of their Chicago
Club. The chairman notifies an MEM
bers to assemble at the clubhouse. s19
n street. Tuesday evening. February
,. at o'clock. All members who will
T, make up this party please be there on