Masonry Magazine March 1961 Page. 16
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CONVENTION CANDIDS
The President's Reception in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Sheraton Sunday evening, Feb. 19, offered mason contractors and their guests an opportunity to mingle and visit with their colleagues from other sections of the country before settling down to the business at hand. Taking advantage of the lighter side of convention affairs during the reception are (top) several delegates and their wives from Louisville, (center) from Ft. Worth, and (bottom) from Milwaukee.
Anthony Perri, MCAA vice president-east, and Mrs. Perri of Brooklyn, copped honors for having the largest family delegation ever to attend a MCAA convention. Mr. and Mrs. Perri brought along their son and daughters and nine grandchildren from Brooklyn to enjoy convention sessions and a planned series of sight-seeing and shopping tours in historic Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Perri are shown here with their grandchildren.
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