The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-30
Society


eled Tor New Years eve, the din
ner-dance and concert at the
commercial club ranks as the
most important. Dinner will he
served from $50 to s D. M. and
dancing will begin at 9 O'Clock.
A group of members of the La
dies Musical club will furnish a
delightful program during the
evening. Miss Lura MacFarlane
VIII sing group of popular
songs; Miss Blanche Yorktheim-
er will be heard in violin solos:
MISS Florence Yorktheimer will
play several difficult piano Sc
lections and Miss Margaret Mac
Lean will play a piano group.
The dinner list for the evening ia
already practically complete and
jolly throng is expected to
watch the new years arrival.
The first dance of a series to
be given during the winter
months by the st. Leo's Athletic
club will be given next Tuesday
evening in the social hall of the
school. An invitation is extend
ed to all friends and members of
the parish. Music for the even
ing will be furnished by Murray's
orchestra.
An old fashioned ball will he
given this evening at Pallies' hall
by the Daughters of Veterans.
The committee In charge is COM
posed of Mesdames Mahaffey
Diers, Anderson, Easterly, Mitch
ell, Queever and Claude Young.
The little club formed by men,
bers of the cast of, ION a Roof
Garden" after the notable presen-
tation of the charity show, has
arranged a delightful dancing
party for Friday evening, to be
held at the Tacoma Music hall.
Virgil Wheeler, well known Ia
coma newspaper man, will follow
his long-established custom New
Years day and evening by keep
ing open house at his apartments,
919 1-2 Commerce street.
The appearance i'm Tacoma New
Years day of the Stanford Glee
Club is attracting considerable
attention among students, alumni
and persons in Tacoma interested
in college affairs. Society wom-
en- have taken up the sale of
tickets, a generous share of the
receipts having been offered for
the Children's Industrial Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heilig and
family of Portland returned to
their home today after a week S
holiday visit with relatives in Ia
coma.
One of the larger of the New
Years eve supper parties will be
that Of Mrs. Horace Fogg, for
which cards were issued yester-
day. Twenty guests will attend,
and the appointments will be
elaborate In the extreme.
Mrs. o. F. Nickel will entertain
the Edelweiss club Friday after
noon at her home, 1910 North
9th street. The program SUBJ
jeet will be Amusement"
Miss Marjorie johnson enter
tanned with a luncheon of nine
covers yesterday noon at Rhode
Bros. tea room in honor Of Miss
Rhoda White, dean of women of
the state college at Pullman. The
guests included prominent club
women of the city.
MFR. and Mrs. Il. N. Whitaker,
6032 South Puget Sound avenue,
are the proud possessors of an
S-pound son, the newcomer ar
irving early Monday morning.
Tacoma 1OngshOremen will en-.
Joy the largest celebration In the
history of their union this even
ing, when they gather with their
wives and families at Moose hall
for their dance and Christmat
tree. Dancing will be the prin-
cipal feature of the evening, but
there will be presents on the big
Christmas tree for everyone. and
n most ENJOYABLE evening is prom