FRATERNITIES
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devise ways and moans to make the I
lodge sessions interesting and attrac
tive. , *
Albert B. Evans reported that the
charity ball committee had met and
organized with the billowing member
ship: Albert B. Kvans. chairman; Ed j
ward .T. Murphy. vice chairman: AVil
iiam H. Shelby, secretary-treasurer, }
and James A. Balderson, Frank Bax
ter, Emile Braider. Gustave W. Brah
ler, Frank V. A. Brown. Joseph A.
Burkart Patrick J. Callan, Fred L.
CatJln, Frank B. Clarkson, llossa F.
Downing. George A. Edwards. William
I. Evans, William A. Finkel, John J.
Gorman, William F. Gude. John It.
Guerin. T. Dennis Harper, Connul It.
Hoffman. A. A. Hollander, Thomas J.
King, George McDermott, Hubert K.
Mattingly, Fred Mersheimer, Daniel
R. Nihion, John H. Ontrlch. Tracy M.
Payfair Roland R. Perry, Howard M.
Peter, Edwin S. Puller, Samuel Rich
ards, Charles L. Rouse, James T.
Ryan, Edward J. Shine, Paul Sullivan,
Hugh Thompson, John Thompson, H.
A. Timmons, James L. .Ward, John T.
Ward and William Blackman.
The ball will he held at the May
flower Hotel November 24.
Announcement was made of the ap
pointment of John B. Berger of Balti
more Lodge, No. 7, as district deputy
grand exalted ruler for Delaware,
Maryland and the District of Colum
bia, succeeding Patrick J. Callan of
Washington Lodge, who retired. The
next Grand Lodge reunion will he held
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The otllceis have accepted an invi- I
latlon from Hagerstown I .oil go t< * visit i
that lodge and exemplify >the initia- j
tory ritual for a large class of candi- i
dates on October 26. The officers will i
l*e accompanied by :l delegation of
members, the trip being made by bus
and automobile.
