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Tho saae Dance a Brilliant Affair.


Tho Sage Dance Brilliant Affair.
The dancing party given by Mr..
and Mrs. William n. Sage st the
Country club last night, was one Of
the most elaborate and brilliant
social functions ever given there.
The spacious grounds enabled the
host and hostess to include in their
guest list the younger set as Wen as
the older society people of the tity.
There were many out of town gut SITS,
the whole party numbering about
five hundred.
The Country club lends itself
especially well to such fete, with
its terraces and dancing pavilion in
addition to the spacious club house.
The guests were received in the
reception hall OF the club by Mr..
and Mrs. Sage, Mrs. George III. Nc
Connell of Omaha and Mrs. Johnson
Haywood Of New York.
The dancing was from 8 to l
o'clock on the pavilion, to the music
of Engeps jazz band Of Chicago and
Agnes full orchestra, the two play
ing alternately.
The orchestra played from plat
form in the center OF the pavilion,
screened by ferns and tall holly
hooks in many colors. The band
played from platform just outside
the pavilion. and here, too, the Ran
dalls from the Winter Garden COM
pany, a team of speciality dancers,
did ball room dancing as well as
specially numbers. The music was
all new and was quite as much en-
joyed by the older people who sat in
the chairs on the terrace, as by
those who danced to its wonderful
rythm.
During the evening ices OF various
kinds and assorted cakes were
served. From banquet table under
festoon Of Japanese lanterns punch
was served as well as cigars and
cigarettes.
The special beauty of the setting.
the gracious hospitality OF the host
and hostesses, the handsome gowns
worn by the ladies', and the fact that
1t was the first elaborate social func-
ton since the war, ali combined to
make the occasion veritable fete.
Among those from out OF the city
were Mrs. Louisa M. Stafford Of Ka-
hoka. Mrs. Paul LeMoyne Dysart Of
Chicago, Mrs. Lucian Victor LaTaste
Of Dallas, Texas, Mrs. j. W. Crewd-
son and Miss Willeyne Crewdson Of
Louisiana, Mo-, Mrs. Frank Rollins
of Kansas City, Mrs. Ben E. Turner,
Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. Joseph
Meyers of Kahoka, Mrs. George H.
Mcconnell of Omaha, Mrs. Johnson
Haywood of New York, Mrs. C. w.
Yant of New York, DR.. S. w. Pyle
and Mrs. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Gridley, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hitler,
Miss Sarah Hitler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allyn Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hitler, Mrs. Edward Wormhaudt, all
of Kahoka; Miss Gretchen Kane Of
Iowa City, Miss Mary Stephannie
Kendrick Of st. Louis, Miss Lucretia
Reiner of Rochester, N. Y. Miss
Katherine Farthing of Creston, Mrs.
Harry frost of Kammerer, Wyo
Miss Eleanor Louks Of Minneapolis,
Miss Lillian Barr Of Burlington,
Stanley Shugart of Philadelphia, Nor
man oyster of Washington, D. c.;
Wally Kingsbury of Great Falls, Mon
tana; Ronald Mccarthy of Devon,
Penn; William Montgomery of Can
ton. Mo-; Richard Reiner of Rocles-
ter. N. Y; Donald McDermott. Bob
Hitler, Lieut.. Hugh Hitler, Edward
Wormhaudt of Kahoka; Milton Hult
of Galesburg, and Archie Logan of
San Diego, Calf.
The Robertsons Entertain at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Robertson
at charm1ngly appoint
ed dinner at the Lakeview club last
night in honor of the guests of the
house party. Covers were
laid for sixteen. The dinner cards
bore the seal of the University of
from which school Mr. |
and the other men of the
party are alumni Following the din |
ner the guests attended the Sage |
dancing party. Those from out OF |
Town were Miss Lillian Barr Of Bur
ington; Miss Eleanor Loucks of |
Miss Gretchen Kane of I
Iowa City; Stanley Shugert Of Phila- !
lelphia; Norman Oyster of Washing |
ON, D. c.; Wally Kingsbury of Great |
Falls, Montana, and Roland Nc !
earthly of Devon, Penn.
To Motor From Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hollingsh cad,
Paul L. Dysart, Paul L. Dysart, Jr.,
and Harold Hubinger will motor from
Chicago and arrive Friday morning
'or visit at the home Of Mrs. d. B.
Iamill, where Mrs. Dysart has been ,
visiting for the past fortnight.
Breakfast In Honor Of Miss Kane.
Miss Katharine Elder entertained |
at a very charming breakfast at 10
o'clock this morning at her home,
No. Park Place, to honor Miss
Gretchen Kane, Of Iowa City, who is
her guest Covers were laid for six
teen at the long table, which was
laid in Madeira doilies and decorated .
with shallow crystal bowls filled with /
scarlet field peoples. The place
cards were of poppy design. Among
the out-of-town guests were Lucretia
Reiner, Of Rochester, N. Y: Eleanor
Fouks, Mary Stephannie Kendrick, Of
st. Louis, and Marjorie Boesch, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge to Visit Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Judge, OF
New York, will arrive on July 4 for
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