The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
OF CLUBS TO ENJOY |'ENDEIcE DAY AT |GER LONGER LODGE


 Longer Lodge inaugurates
 Iue annual custom on 1nde-
 6 Day this year. the first
 ouse" to the Council of Clubs
 day being observed as the
 1g of yearly custom.
 uly Fourth tho officers and
 8 of LAnger Longer Lodge will
 all members of the Council
 s, with which Is affiliated il
 f the junior set, with warm
 lity.
 day will be made interesting
 Ill program of sports and di-
 s, including swimming. danc-
 idge, music by a chosen or
 four baseball games, barn
 off, tennis, croquet. climbing |easy pole, catching a greasy
 l many other features too nu-
 to mention.
 deception committee for Linger
 Lodge Is composed of MT.
 J. Mccormack, president; Col.
 F. Bare, vice president; MT. Rice, second vice president; Mir.
 F. Andrews, treasurer; Mrs.
 F. Beaumont, secretary, and M. Allen, Henry F. Beaumont, |aj. Junius Walthall, Mir. J. H. MT. Wallace Johns, MT. Carr mack. MT. W. V. M. Robertson, Id MT. R. Dupont Thompson. |auxiliary committee will be to these to assist in the enter ent of the mem bership of the III of Clubs, which includes sev- hundred young men of Blrming- Council of Clubs has appointed Ittees on transportation, park treatments, amusements and B dinner to cooperate with the .ttees from Linger Longer :. They are as follows: The Dragons, com
 of Ed J. Whilden, Lucien C, Hays Caraway, Vernon Doug -erman G. Elliott, A. W. Smith,
 Lacey, Sam Roper. Harold on, Ed Gatchell, Lawrence Full I, E. J. Frazer. C. E. Wright, r P. Russell, James Stewart, Guy 'op, Russell Wier.
 Rompers including Benjamin E.
 Jr., S. S. Griffin, Jr, L. A. B. E. English, Charles C. Cox, fired Seller. K. W. Gragg, W. T. m, Jr.
 reshments committee is com of these Roamers: J. W. Parker,
 Starnes, Archie Sullivan. Rex an, D. l.. Sullivan, John E. Rob- 7. A. Ribble, John l., Robertson,
 Robinson, Dick Ransom, Gene Forbes Lyles, William Naff, J. A. Frank Korniker, w. l.. Fatley. Easdale, Jr., c. R. Duer, Jack Il, E. H. Wingate, Jr.. w. w.
 w. H. Henderson, J. Riddick
 Jr.. and these Nomads: Id Miles, Garner McNice, Charles :, James Honea, Henry Mc- ids, John L. Godsey, Jack Fer w. II. Fruitticher. Virgil Mo Ed c. Wood, Joe Smith, Carl l, Charles Starnes, Paul Basen-
 Boyd Crumly. Dick Eatman.
 Mccall. James Sparrow, Ru- Thompson, Jack Turner. isement committee includes CTS of the Galliard club: ey Sutherland, c Thomas Nell Jr., R. II. Tinklepaugh, Iac 1T. Jr., Claude Walker, Thomas Ray Atkins, Edward ss, Floyd NJ. Bryant, Malcolm Ter, Clyde Damn. w. F. Kicker,
 Rose, stanton Candy, Walter Bishop Lay, F. w. McBee, M. Merritt, W. L. Pepper, R. A. emery, and these Arabs: Newman Davis, Carl De Lacee. \. Averitt. c. W. Craig, T. A. :, James T. Duncan, Jennings nond, Alfred Eubanks, John A. sh, Jr.. Neil Buchannon Gay, l Kimble Hines, Hunter Grant, q Billings, J. c. Brown, Ray
 Allan Cannan, Douglas Hayes
 Glen Harold Lang, J. Edward Cannie Miller, Norman W. :. Frank Morgan, Ollie Mabry' Miller, Graham Odam, William lppler, William L. Rasberry' ,s Alvin Suppler. Zac Walker W. Abele, Joe Lewis. William ton Bachman, Walter S. Buck ]. Buck.
 dinner committee includes the FrAtres, as follows:
 A Green. E. ". Gibbs. J. H.
 F. F. Lambeth, W. D. Lee. $ N. Henley, H. B. Hardwick. Herndon, William M. Lehman, ey F. Jones, L. L. Kennedy, A. arris, Vernon Harris. Robert lam, Zipp Newman, Vans k. S. D. Moxley, G. L. Morrow. C. Coy. Sam F. Eddy. L. J. Curier' Russell N. Bean, Her Holm, Howard w. Foster, J. T. ethy, c. J. Kendrick, Jr., Henry lerly, Henry J. Garrett. Harold ,r. Bedford Forrest Scale, Jim ith, R. J. Partain, w. A. Leigh [. D. Poole, Thomas A. Snow, n Harris. William Sannerman 
 , Williamson, W. c. Mayes, Hop ayes, E. E. Booth. Louis Dohidge, Francis Fletcher, J. Marvin T. Harry Robertson, M scholder' Naylor.
 parking committee Is composed m blers:
 Duke, Howard Foster, Jack Fred Hahn, John Hill, Claude 'icks, Broderick Lahan, William ,e, Frank Mccormack, w. Il. r, John Rogers, George 5. Spen- Iartin Scott, Harry Watkins. FERN MAKERS CLUB S OUTING
 members of the Pattern rs' club had a jolly outing at jew Beach on Friday, having Ieir guests their families and Is. "A |, crowd went out about 10 1, and enjoyed dancing, bathing boating until 4:30 in the after elicious picnic lunch was served on. unusual feature was the award # nrize to the one who in the largest number of guests. ! 100 boys and girls were pres