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On Tuesday there was a joint luncheon meeting with the Louisville Optimist Club, and in the afternoon the ladies were guests at the local theaters and were entertained with a swimming party in the pool at the new Home, while the members went to a ball game. That evening the annual reunion ball was given, and on Wednesday, following the Elks luncheon ad dressed by Grand Exalted Ruler Price, the visitors were taken on an automobile ride around the city. In the evening a steamer was chartered and they were entertained with a steamer ride up the Ohio River. More than 200delegates attended the reunion and the meetings were most profitable and pleasant. Next year's reunion will be held in Henderson. Officers elected for 1924-25 were: President, Pat J. Carroll, Covington Lodge No. 314; First Vice-President, D. D. Crabbe, Winchester Lodge No. 539; Second Vice-President, Joseph Kerna, Frankfort Lodge No. 530; Third Vice-President, E. B. Morris, Bowling Green Lodge, No. 320; Secretary, Fred O. Nuetzel, Louisville Lodge No. 8 (re-elected); Treasurer, Thomas R. Monarch, Owensboro Lodge No. 144; Trustees, Carl A. Welis, Paducah Lodge No. 217; Clyde R. Levi. Ashland Lodge No. 350 and M. Schwarz, Shelbyville Lodge No. 1368.
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