The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-31
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AAMPACNE I(tlh
ND SERMONS SIIl
1LI GREET lulu
~ p Show Sanity" Only
IN SpotS-City Hall, Union
and Madison Squares.
NOISE FOR THE REST.
uhe Old Tin Horn and Pop
ping Cork viii Play Usual
New Years Eve Part.
NOISE FOR THE REST

~ issuance, you can choose between !
oece uoise--horns and the spuealing OF
60 Stti bombarded giris--or baspipes. !
49, music. popping OF corks. or ser
aons
The New Year celebration will be In
Datsss. In City Hall Park a band will
Olet and a chorus sing. Between that
0>tpt and Union Square there will be the
ako1nary hurly-burly OF tin horns. cow
ASl6 and the like At Union square the
Salvation Army will hold forth. with
another band and songs. Then noise
rampant will reign supreme until Madl-
Aon Square Is reached.
There the "City's Christmas Tree viii
~ illuminated and Damrosch's Choral
union will sing sacred and patriotic
longs while band plays. There will oe
Another stretch Of horn blowing. bowling
nad cork popping until Herald Square Is
reached. Four bagpipers will be on Tire
~ IN Herald Square. with another great
eherns.
From Thirty nth street to the north
- limits Of Manhattan leland the cole
nsaton will be . go-as-you please
oatch- affair. with popping
eorks the feature Of the lower section.
Dot wherever you happen to be in New
, nork thGs win be something doing TO
make you realize that Nineteen Thirteen
hes arrived and taken off his hat to the
uaillions that make up the city.
Il was the lCltixens' New Year's Eve
! nittss, in which Jacob A. Rhs and
- Nsur J. Smith are moving spirits
phat> I'd to inject sanity" into the
gala nh. The committee wNs d the
Opinion thu. the sanest thing TO DO on
On OCCASION u TIE kind was to SING.
NOT A DIT OF RAortME IN
ssANE" PROGRAMME.
The commitess has devised pro-
ssamme for the zane which includes no
eastims vhatsvsr. The bands Will be-
IN piAytng various patriotic Aars ct n
oculoek anA shortly thereafter the Bat
30 Hymn Of the Republic" will Be thun-
usred from thousands upon Thousands OF
oAroats while he musicians play a.
Ghoush they would burst thdr instru-
0snts. II
Tue u .. A. Forever" which 10 set
10 the stirring strains Of Dixie" win
rsilew. After that 20 God, Our Help In
Ages Past and Nearer. Ny God. TO
Thee" sweet and solemn. will Be sung
b. the masses Of humanity In the four
6uuarss.
AZ lis O'Clock, just I'VE minutes be-
fore the old year alps away into the
abyss Of things that have been. 'taps
MI BE- sounded. clear and vibrant. on
bugiss and corrsts. When the voices
Of the braes hal died away there will
~ aisnos, deed unbroksn, a. . fnsl
nribute y the ring year.
Then, - the ,ck hands meet At ths
Azure twelve AID Nineteen Thirteen
nnnpe lightly into the place that Nine
ossn Twelve has just stepped from for
uvsr, the bands will play again and
ehsvs viii b . new note Of Joy and
alliances In the slnelng-e iivelier note.
such will b New York's first sane"
egsv Years Eve celebration. In other
roapects the carnival night viii b about
4 - usual.
Commandar Eve Booth Of the Saliva
q tioa Army VIII speak in Uaion Square
z onA this afternoon, weather permitting.
n che ohiidron's entertainment planned
Cor last niUht around the tree In Madi.
y son Square VIII take plae~
AZ the Church of the Ascension. Fifth
avenue and Tsskh street. tho passing Of
the old year win DO observed. The Rev.
Percy Sucknsy Grant will speak. and
Mt maduacht the "Haaleiujah" chorus
from '.Ihs Messiah" will b sung by q
cuil choo1.
PLgMrY LEFT 70 CELEBRATE IN
GAME OLD WAY.
while these exercises are being held the
thoussnds who prefer the old time way
vnl be crowdinS Broadway. Fifth ave-
aus snA other thoroushfares with toot-
ine horus, tickiers. bells and other dis
taebsrs Of ones peace. while still other
Thousands will gather in the hotels and
cafsAs
The Astor will turn Its large ballroom
into n restaurant and In its smaller
bathrooms dancing will be permitted. A
special feature Is an aerial ballet at
midnight.
The Knickerbocker will wave the wine
Yuls TOR the night and patrons may
dance.
The Imperial has prepared an elabor-
, ate programme by dancers and singers.
and the new McAlpin has engage the
Seventh Regiment Band to play. The
Martinique has added to its cabaret
forces and the Breslin Is In line with ten
slugers and child dancer who win rep
resent the coming year. There will be
4 no dancing at Rector's, but all the tables
have been reserved. A heavy reserva-
tioa has also been made at Louis Mar
Mun'a
Tho Vanderbilt will offer Paul Helieu
deaigned menu card TO its patrons. and
supper win be served In all the restau-
rants. The Waldorf expects to accom-
n,odAte It's customary holiday crowd. and
the z-Carlton has Imported souvenirs
from London for Its women guests. The
new ballroom will also be thrown open.
/ A. the Gotham. one OF the employees
dressed as Father Time will appear
from an immense grandfather's clock
at midnight and miniature a!rshF
win carry New Year greetings from
table to table. Three additional or
chsstras will furnish the music at tine
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