The Washington times., 1923-03-25
NAME TOD MEN
On CQ|VIN| TTEE
FOR SHR|NERS
Citizens Body to Meet Wednes-
dayto Plan Housing and En-
tertalnment Tor 500, 900
RUDOLPH IS CHAIRMAN
Personnel Approved BY Con-
| vention Officials includes
Prominent Residents Of city

Plans for housing and enter
tanning Washington'a half million
guests who will be here to attend
the Shrine convention III June
will be discussed at the initial
meeting Of the Citizens Commit
tee of 100, in the board room Of
the District building Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
RUDOLPH CHAIRMAN.
Cuno II. Rudolph. president a.
the Board Of Commissioners. Is
chairman Of the COMMITTEES, which
lie composed of prominent local
business and professional men.
The personnel Of this committee,
which was made lp by q subconl.
nnittee, appointed BY the Commits.
sioners for the purpose following
81 conference with Shrine officials
and representatives Of the Wash
ington commercial organizations,
was approved by him and the
Shrine committee was authorised
members Of the committee ere:
COMMITTEE Personnel
Cuno n. Rudolph, chairman;
James &c. OYSTER vice chairman;
Frederick Al. .Fenning. secretary,
and Col. Charles Keller, vice chait-
man. RI -
Milton b. Ailes. Charles u. Ben.
Ira p. Bennett, Al. II. Berry, Miss
Mabel Z. Boardn1an, Thomas i.
Bones, Thomas Bradley. Henry N.
BraWner, IT.. Alexander Britten,
Chaplin Brown, Edward r. ColIaday,
p. j.. Callahan, Charles y. Columbus,
Arthur Carr, William q. Carteu
M. O. Chance. Charles g. CIagett,
DR.. John Constas, Charles !. Corby,
Charles r. Crane, p. II. Droop,
Daniel j. Donovan. Charles w.
Darr, II. Rozier Dulany, John Joy
Edison, John II. Edwards. Frank III.
Edmonds, Joshua Evans, r., w. w.
Everett, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer,
Frederick Al. Fenning, VIZ. william
G. Fowler, Isaac Cans, julius Car
GoeckIer, M. Goldenberg, Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith, Elliot IL. Good
win, Daniel r.. Garges, Major Fey-
ton Gordon. Or. Charles I. Griffith,
Gilbert n. Groswenor. William d.
Ham, George =. Hamilton, James B.
Henderson, Rt. Rev. John W. HarniI-
ton; Rt. Rev. Alfred n. Harding,
Robert N. Harper, George w Harris.
L. b. Hays, Alexander Heeht, Ellery
w. Heise, Frank j. Hogan, M. Hop
fenmaiser, DR.. Ralph Jenkins, Sig
mund Kan11, Rudolph Kauffmann,
Michael Keane, Samuel Al. Kimberly.
Philip king. Wilton j. Lambert, Sol
LanSberg, John B. Larner, Wilfred
e. Lawson. Walter Leanan. Ralph
w. Lee, Martin A. Leese. John G.
Let's. Al. Lisner, Frank IA. Low,
Morton u. Luchs, Avery G. Marks.
III. "A. ID. Marks, ToWn1ey A. Mckee.
Benjamin b. Minor, Mrs. Ruby Lee
Miner, Fleming Newbold, D. III. Nj
hion, Clarence IF. Normert, NewbOld
Moves, Theodore w. Moves, Charles
j. OMEN Fred d. Owen, Perry r.
Patrick, G.. Logan Payne, John
Poole, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, w.
II. Rapley, w. Pearce Rayner. DE-.
J. II. Rice, DR.. l.. Fl. Reichelderfer,
B. r. Saul, Albert Schulteis, +. a.
Senmes,. A. p. Seymour, James
Sharp, Miss Rebecca =. Stanley,
Edgar D. Shaw, Col G. o. Sheriff.,
Charles s. Shreve. Rev. DIR. Abran
Simon, John N. Small. Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson, e. L. Stock, Sidney
M, Straus, Corcoran Thorn. Rt. Rev.
C. r. Thomas, Eugene e Thompson,
T. Lincoln Townsend, DIR, George
Tully Vaughan, C. J. Waters, John
L. Weaver, F. X. Wholley, John
n. wilkins, Mrs. Thomas g. Win
tiers. Alex Wolf, Rev. DIR. Charles
Wood, Elliott Woods. William p.
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