Evening journal., 1915-06-01
ROOF GARDEN CAY
ON Opening NIGHT
Many Members and Guests
at Dinner Atop of
Hotel dupont
SINGING AND MUSIC
ADD TO PLEASURES

Several hundred persons were pres
ent at the opening last night of the
City Clubs $4,000 roof garden atop
the DUPONT Building, which was feat
ured with a dinner from $50 until 10
o'clock. The garden was gay with
light and life. High above the
streets the diners we're afforded a
view of the country for miles around
and the twinkling lights OF the city
and OF the powder works at Carney's
Point. The occasion fitly dedicated
the outdoor headquarters Of the City
Club.
During the dinner Robinson's Or
ohestra played lively airs. and Alfred
Sweeney and Miss Nelson. Of Phila-
delphia. sang selections. The even
ings entertainment ended with dane
ing. The guests fingered long af-
ter the tables were cleared to enjoy
the night view of the city and the
spacious floors of the club rooms.
Every detail of the occasion was
carried out as planned. The MEM
whose direction last nights affair
was arranged. are Frank Turner,
chairman: Charles A. Rudolph, G. D
Garretson, Herman p. First II. T.
Price, Or. Stanley Steele, b. 3. Allen.
The music was under The direction
Of Norris c. Morgan and the enter
tainment was i'm charge Of Messrs
Frist and Allen of the house COM
mittee
The officers Of the City Club are
John ]. Raskob. president; W. J.
Webster. first vice-president Richard
PatzoWski second vice-p president:
William Coyne. secretary and treas
urer Those officers with John A.
Montgomery constitute the board Of
trustees. The following made reser-
vatiOns for tables and the number Of
guests al each table. but many others
who had not reserved tables also
we're present:
Table A-Allen, B. B. 4; Allen, G.
J.. T.
Table B-Butz. VIM. 8 Beaumont.
r. A., 4 Bonham. II. L.. g. Bennett
T. c.. g. BYE. BENJAMIN T.. 4: Bye.
T. F.. 6; Bader. J. A.. 8; Bailey, I. O.,
4; Baxter. ]. R., A; Brennan, Edw
H.. 3.
Table C-Coyne. VIM. 6; Carter. w.
r.. Jr. 4 Crook. r. W. 4.
Table Darlington. R. L.. G.;
Dockstader. W. l.. q Dunbar, G. A..
6 Dillon, Samuel NJ, a Daveler, j.
p. ..
Table F-Frist. H.. .: Forsythe. H..
6: Francis. VIM. NJ. 4; Fredericks.
VIM, 9; Finn. Thos. F., 4; Francis,
Walter NJ. >.
Table Garretson. c. D.. 4; Ge-
row. c. c.. A. Graham. H., 4; Grubb,
r., 4; Gewehr. George A.. 4.
Table H-Hudson. J. H.. 6; Horn,
j. NJ. 6; Harris. j., 2.
Table K-Kane, Jas. H.. with H. T.
Graham, A Kurtz. Charles. 10.
Table L-Liobman. Or. 5; Levenne,
NJ. f.. 2; Lord. C. Frank. Sc; Lam
bert. Z. H.. 4-6; Louie, Thurston, 5;
Lissner. A., 6.
Table M-McCaulley, c. W.. 2: Nc
Hugh. Frank. 6; McCloskey, l.. T.. e.;
Morris. J. W., G Mode, e. B.. 4; Nor
gan. Norris. As; Matthews. J. W.
2; Morton, j.. 2; Montgomery, L., 2;
Martin. Jos. c.. ,; Miller. ]. f., 6.
Table N-Niles. J. b., 8; Nixon, j.
H.. 6: Nelson. n. L., 4.
Table P-Phillips, X. W., a; Price,
Fl. r., 3.
Table R-Rudolph. Charles A.. G.;
Richards. w. W.. 4; Refs. Sol. 3.
Table S-Stoeckle. Harry j.. 6; SUIT
ton, c. W.. 3 Sharpless. c. p. 6;
Snellenburg. David, 4; steele. Stanley,
{; Simohson. w. A., 4; Simpson. w. s.,
4. Smith, Charles. H., 6; Souder, ELL
wood. 4: Sasse, W. L., 5; Shaw, w.
Miller. g.
Table T-Turner. Frank, 4; Turner,
isaac, 6; Townsend. S. d.. a. Thomas,
o. C., .; Taggart, Paul j., 4.
Table W-Wilson. II. 3. and Lyon
Leland, 4; White, Charles P. Dr.. ,.
Williamson. VIM K. 4 Winkler. c.,
j.. 4; Whaley, Robert, 4; Wood, Dud-
ley. 4.