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devise ways and means 10 make the
lodge sessions interesting and attrac-
tive.
Albert B. Evans reported that the
charity ball committee had met and
organized with the following member
ship: Albert B. Evans. chairman; Ed
ward j. Murphy, vice chairman VIII
liam s. Shelby, scCretary-treasurer.
and James A. Baldcrson, Frank Bax-
ter, Emile Brahler. Gustavc w. Brah-
Ter, Frank Y. a. Brown, Joseph a.
Burkart. Patrick J. Callan, Fred l..
Catlin, Frank B. Clarkson, RoSSa r.
Downing, George a. Edwards. William
[. Evans, William a. Finkel, John j.
German, William +. Guide, John r..
Guerin. T. Dennis Harper, Conrad r.
Hoffman. a. a. Hollander, Thomas J.
King, George McDermott, Robert T..
Aattingly, Fred Mersheimer. Daniel
r. Nihion John II. Ontrich, Tracy NJ
Payfair, Roland r. Perry. Howard NJ.
Peter, Edwin S. Fuller, Samuel Rich
ards, Charles l.. Rouse, James L.
Ryan, Edward J. Shine, Paul Sullivan,
Hugh Thompson, John Thompson. II.
A. TimmOns, James l.. Ward, John r.
Ward and William Blackman.
The ball will he held at the May
flower Hotel November "a.
Announcement was made Of the ap-
polntment Of John i. berger of Balti-
more Lodge. No. z, as district deputy
grand exalted ruler for Delaware.
Maryland and the District of Coluln-
biA- succeeding Patrick j. Callan Of
Washington Lodge. who retired. The
next Grand Lodge reunion will be held
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The officers have accepted All invi-
Iation from Hagerstown Lodge TO visit
that lodge and eXemplify ~the initia-
tory ritual for Il large class of candi-
dates on October 26 The officers will
I've accompanied by Il delegation Of
members, the trip being made by bus
and automobile.
The committee on memorial Serv-
ices has organized. with William A.
F1nkel as chairman. his associates be.
ing Edward j. Krieg. Lemuel Robey.
Michael &. Mccormick, james l..
Ward, \ Tillam :. shelby. p. j. Callan,
Tohn l.. Arthur. a. w. Lee. Frank J..
Auth, Howard NJ. Peter. James T..
chapman, ir.; Lindsay =. Green. Al
fred klesner. Charles T.. Phillips,
Dewey NJ. Radcliffe. Eugene c. Welsh,
Abe Dresner. :. NJ. Wilder. Thomas
b'Connor, A. \. Durkin, y. ID. ".
Gchoonmaker, john &. Sproesser, T.
H. Neumeyer, jr.; Henry /. Quinn,
Joseph A. Burkart. Edward J. Shine,
Philip Little. Charles j. Montgomery,
clyde w. MARROW. George &. Shaffer,
John II. Marvillc, Charles j. Sey-
INQUIRE. William T. Guide, G.. Milton
Thomas and Herbert NJ. Sauber.
Chicago Lodge, No. 4, extended an
invitation to the members Of Wash
inGton Lodge 10 be present at q ban
puet in celebration OF its fftieth an
niyersary next Saturday evening at
The Hotel Sherman, Chicago. III.
The relief committee announced that
$3.50 had been forwarded the Grand
Lodge rs Washington Lodges con
1rihution To the Elks Florida relief
fund.
Meetings this month will be held
october 10, 20 and IT and November
-, 10 and II. the session Of November
= being dispensed with on account OF
The charity ball
tlaEerStOWn Lodge IS organizing Il
rip through the Shena ndoah Valley,
md has extended invitations to 10 or
II nearby lodges to join with ii in
visiting the cavernS. The date OF the
trip is October "a, and j. j. O'Connell
and Robert L. Crowley are making
arrangements for Washington lodge
and Will visit IIaEerStoWn today to
meet with the general committee. All
those Interested in taking the trip are
advised to communicate with the SEQ
Ietary.