Evening star., 1921-11-13
B. P. O. ELKS.

Decorators are beautifying the club
house for the carnival to be held No
rember 10 to &c, inclusive. Forty
eight booths are being constructed
that will radiate a riot of color and
contain. when finished. handsome
gifts. Chairman Samuel Richards and
the executive committee have. sparee
no effort in endeavors to make this
Undertaking Il success.
Charles DietZ, jr.. who has the
power to give a fe-membership card
to member. has listed more than zoe
Elks prominent in the order. and re-
HusS5s tests the don,ss, names of many more, for
Mrs. James \. Baldersori. vice chair
man of the ladies' committee. will
have as her assistants Mrs. James
Farrell. Mrs. Howard NJ Peter. Mrs
Lydia Doyle. Mrs. A. F.. Zimmerman
Mrs w. ]. White and Misses Laura
Dulaney. Ursula Syers. Mrs. Katie
Dunn. Mrs. T. Stanton and $50 more
| ladies.
The program Of visiting organiza-
tions follow: Saturday. November 10.
grand opening: Monday. November 81,
Masonic, Shrine and Eastern Star:
Tuesday. November %, Maryland and
%. Knights Of Columbus, Daughters
of Isabella, Georgetown University
law and medical schools: Thursday.
November "a, Kallipolis Grotto. Ro-
tary Club. Kiwanis Club: Friday. No
vember IS. Chamber Of Commerce.
Board Of Trade, Automobile Trade AS
sociation. Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association. war veterans and
patriotic societies; Saturday. Novem-
Der 26, fraternal organizations and
| labor organizations.
All is in readiness for the big
theater party at the Shubert-Belasco
Theater, Tuesday night. Joseph Bit
| toni, Arthur A. Riemer and Frank "
a. Brown, with Manager Ira LaMotte,
assure the 500 members who have
procured their tickets that the best
bill Of the season will be staged for
their benefit.
Wednesday evening over 800 men,
bers of the order will entrain for Bal
t!more, Nd. to visit Baltimore Lodge,
No. 7. This is return visit. Au-
gust Brill, chairman of the commit
tee OF arrangements, announces that
itiation will be conducted by the of
ficers of Washington lodge, namely
Exalted Ruler Patrick J. Caller, as
sisted by James A. Balderson. Daniel
Nihlon and John Ontrich. with Color
Bearers Robey and Zimmerman. The
esquire will be George Dennham. The
party will leave the w. B. and A.
terminal at 18th street and New York
avenue at pm. The ST Mary's Boy
Band will meet the delegation and
escort IL 10 IQe CLUBHOUSE, "Qcfe d
social session and the initiation will
be staged.
At it's meeting Wednesday night
the lodge had as visitors S. G. Slush-
er, Muskogee. Okla, Lodge. No. 1856;
T. p. Gordon, Oakland, Calf, Lodge,
No. III: W. H. Gosline. Los Angeles,
Calf, Lodge. No. 80: w. N. Boscoe,
Tacoma, Lodge, No. 174: William
Gleason, Farg, N. D.. Lodge, No. ESQ;
H. B. Wibbuley, Hagerstown. Md.
Lodge, No. 378; ]. ". Bunnen, Elkins.
W. Va. Lodge, No. 1875; R. T.. Rosp-
lock, Milwaukee, Wis, Lodge. No. 4e;
No. 2: George N. Crockett, Clarks-
willie, Tenn, Lodge. No. COL, and J. A.
NJ Adair of Portland, Ind. Lodge. No.
1858. who made an address. Exalted
Ruler P. ]. Callan was elected to act
as trustee for the lodge at the Mary
land State Association. A social ses-
sion followed the initiation. The
Elks' bandsmen presented to their di-
rector, Arthur S. Whitcomb. p hand
TEEN. Good music, with some cheer
full patter by Lew Dockstater. brought
the evening to close.
Secretary William S. Shelby an
nounces that there will be no regular
session of the lodge next Wednesday
or Wednesday, November 20. The
next regular session will be Novem-
ber 80. The membership of Washing
ton lodge is now 2,769.
The following lodges will be guests
of the order Tuesday night, Novem-
Jersey City, Baltimore, Hagerstown,
alexandria, Frederick, Winchester,
Annapolis, Wilmington and Cumber-
land.