Evening journal., 1915-07-21
CITY CLUB CAY At
NIGHT IN TOKIO''
Little Thing Like Rain
Didn't Detract From Mer-
riment of Big Party
GEISHA GIRLS FLIT
IN CLASSICAL DANCES

Amid japanese surroundings. mem
bers Of the City Club atop the DUPONT
Building last night, enjoyed "A Night
in Toxic" It was for members OF the
clubmens families as well, and a
downpour of rain did not mar the
merriment. even though it caused
some of the supper parties to take 10
the big dining hall on the eleventh
floor, instead OF having supper served
in the open roof garden. More than
400 persons we're present
Everything was in Japanese, the
roof garden being beautifully decorat-
ed with cherry blossoms and Japan
ese lanterns. The decorations at
tracted a great deal of attention ano
will be allowed to remain up until
Saturday so they can be observed by
those not present last night.
Cabaret singers from New YORK
two young women attired as Geisha
girls. and a boy in Japanese costume
furnished the entertainment which
was generally conceded as being the
best in the history of the club. Favors
comprising pretty Japanese fans. jap
anese whistles. punches og sweet peas
and hats for the men and women were
distributed by young women costumed
in teh colorful Japanese kimonos.
About the time that. supper was
completed rain had ceased falling and
the roof garden dried sufficiently to
/ permit dancing The augmented or
chestra was consequently transferred
10 the roof garden, where general
dancing was enjoyed. Last nights af-
fair was one OF the most pretentious
events ever given by the club mem
bers. all Of whom are more than salts
fed with the success Of the entertain
ment George II. Kerr was chairman
OF the committee in charge of the af-
/ fair.
Those who entertained parties in
the course of the evening included
Craig Adair.
J. A. Bader William A. Barr, r. K
Baylis and H A. Casperson, T. II
Baynard, Frederick Blatz. n. Braun.
stein. R. w Bond. w D. Bush, IT.
William Butz B. I. Bye, E. e. Bye
d. P. Buckley.
w. T. Carter. Jr. Cssperson and
Baylis, B. Cooling. e. B. Coy and
w. Webster, William Coyne. Thomas
G.. Crawford, r. w. Crook. George S
Capelle, Jr.
H. Gregg Dandy. Millard F. Davis
J. T. Devine. w. NJ. Dole. George Dun
bar
W. S. Ellis.
Thomas Flynn, W. Francis. william
Frederick. H. First.
P. z. Garrett, c. d. Garrettson
George Gewehr. H. 7. Graham, B.
lGrommon. w S. Gavan.
II. Harris. j. L. Hedin. J F. Heb
J. Merrick Horn. il. W. Howell. ]. H
Hudson, Phil Hutchinson, J. H. HuS
Icy.
A. z. Jefferis.
J. H. Kane. C. H. Kerr. w H
kim.
William j. Laoksy, z. H. Lambert
w c. Lawson. ". A. Lawton. c
Stewart Lee. NJ. Z. Lescure, C. Liss
ner, George F. Lord. Thurston Lowe
Morris Levy
r. w Mcclellan. Clay ~ Mcclure
F. McHugh, Edv ard Mckay, NJ Nc
Kenna, r. B. Mckinney.
+. B. Nelson, John Z. Miller. E. 3
Mode. l.. Montgomery. De1aven Nor
ris, L. c. Moody, l.. p Mahoney. A. NJ
Main. J. w. Marshall. Joseph Martin
Neil Nelson. J. 3. Niles.
Thomas OConuell.
DR.. John Palmer, F. F. Palsnei
r c. Patterson, Fl. T. Price. W. "
Price. o. c. Purdy.
J. ]. Raskob, J. X. Rodgers. vii
liam Rosa, c. F. Rudolph, c. "
Ryan.
L. A. saltzgiver. c. F. o. schoheld
c. H. Smith. Fl. z. Speakman. F. +
Steinle. A. Stackley, Stanley Steele
Claude Sutton.
H. ]. Taggart. Frank Thatcher. s
d. Townsend. Frank Turner, Ott
Thomas
E. c. Ulrich.
H. F. Wallace, r. r. whittinehan
W. E. Williams, William K. William
son, H. B. Wilson. D. c. Wood. Leo
Walker.