Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-02
PRIESTS OF PALLAS.
Points of Information Regarding the
Priests of PalIas Ball, Wednes-
day Evening, October 3.

The following official directions for the
information of guests have been issued by
the directors of the Priests of Pallas:
Doors for general admission will be open at
o'clock
Members of the reception and floor committees will
report to their respective charmen 1870 sharp a,
full dress entrance, designated No. l. being the south
door on Lydia avenue. Guests in full dress will be
admitted at the south door, No. l, Lydia avenue
Guests not in full dress will be admitted at en-.
frances Nos. and J. on Lydia avenue, and No. T.
Seventh street.
Guards will be placed each entrance to the hall
and person will be permitted to enter unless pro-
vided with proper ticket.
Tickets are positively not transferable, and will
or erased will be taken up the door and admission
refused.
II transfer of tickets is desired. the request mus,
be made through Jackson's" Office by the subscriber
returning the original ticket Any person having
gained admission on ticket issued to another will
be requested to retire by persons employed for that
purpose.
Ladies wearing hats or wraps will not be permitted
served boxes Rooms have been provided for the
care of those articles free Of charge.
Gentlemen appear in full dress II they desire
to participate in the dance or appear on the floor
Officers of military organizations will be permitted
Competent attendants will be provided for the con-
renience of guests and will not be permitted to
ceive fees for their services.
Carriages will arrive by Lydia avenue. heading
north, and after leaving guests will continue north
to Seventh street, thence east to Grove street. On
departing. this order will be reversed.
The grand march Of the Priests of Pallas will take
place at 3 o'clock sharp.
Souvenirs with instructions TO dancers will be dis
tributed the entrance to the ballroom. The ball
will be opened by grand march and quadrille by the
Priests of Palas in costume, to be followed imme-
diately by the regular order of dances. There will
be two bands. The dance music will be continuous
There will be printed programmes, but during
each dance the band not playing will prominently
display by placard the name Of dance to follow.
DIRECTORS.
J. P. Loomas president:
Fred s. Doggett vice president:
l.. B. Cross, secretary:
C. A. Hubbard. treasurer;
C. A. Murdoch George NJ. Myers.
T. Martin Jones. II. ". Evans,
d. p. Thomson, NJ V. Watson.
w. H. Winants, ]. W. Montgomery.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
George w Fuller, chairman;
William Barton vice chairman;
Hon. j. " c. Karnes, ]. X. Burnham.
Hon william Warner. Thomas James.
Hon A r Never G.. Bernheimer,
John TAYLOR Robert Keith,
/. H. Rich Rich j. G: James.
George B. Peck W. B. Clarke,
Thomas G. Beaham. A. F. Nathan.
William Askew. r. H. Keith,
A. f. StiIweIl ]. ]. Helm.
Thomas T. Bird, F. A. FsXon.
Edward George. Hon. E. L. Martin.
Hugh J. MCGOWAN, Hon. James NJ Jones,
f. NJ CIendenng. Colonel C. F. Morse.
Hon James NJ Nave, =. s Washburn,
X B. Armour W. NJ Alternately,
Walton H. Holmes H. P. Child.
J. s Cannon. J. s. Chick
William volker. Walter J. Bales.
G. F. Putnam. Robert Gillham.
William Huttig, c. E Finlay,
J. VIII Merrill. John Doggett,
A. c. Coates, W. s. Woods
C. G.. Perrin, F. l.. Kaufman.
Coroner W. H. FLOOR COMMITTEE
william B. Thayer c. R. Murray,
Joseph D. Ravens, J. r. Mercer.
D. G. Prudden z. l.. Swazey.
O. w Philbrook w. B. Richards
f. w Freyschag. Thomas r. Morrow,
Samuel E. Stranathan. Abnsr Hood,
P. H. Slattery, Fred Huttg.