The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-30
PARTIES MARK
HOLIDAY WEEK
Many Clubs Plan Elaborate
Events to Welcome in
the New Year.
ELKS' FORMAL PARTY

Holiday "date books" are rapidly
filing for members of the older set,
the younger set and the school set.
Each day brings announcement of an
other event planned to brighten the
welcome to the new year, either in the
form of a public function or private
party. Many Of the homes have had
guests throughout the holiday period
while there will be several house par
ties over the New Years weekend
The public functions will start on
Thursday evening when the members
fthe Junior League will give an in
formal dancing party at Grosvenor
hall. It is an event eagerly anticipated
by the young folks, especially those
home from school and college. The
Junior League affairs are always pop
ular and the advance sale of tickets
indicates that this years party will
prove no exception. The hall will be
gay in festoons of green and red and
there will be reckoning cozy corners
for the elders who come to look on
at the merry young jewellers. 9th
CAOS . OAIASStAd Will pay
At the EIks' Club. III
Society is especially interested in
the Elks' first formal ball Of the sea
son to be given New Years eve. It
is anticipated that two hundred guests
will attend. Plans have been made for
most elaborate affair with music by
Johnny Hands Chicago orchestra. Sup
per will be served at midnight. There
will be numerous dinner parties pre-
ceeding the event. E. T. Birmingham,
James Blair, Edward Dayton, w. 7.
Flatley, Joseph Funck, Dexter Kent, R.
S. Kingsley, Mark Hansen, Gus Mittel-
staedt are committee aides to M.
H. Hale.
The members Of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles will participate III the gem
eral festivities with New Years eve
party for members and their guests.
The entertainment committee has
planned some novelty features for the
dancing which will consist of old-time
numbers. There will also be special en-
| tertainment in the rathskeller. Supper
will be served on the porch at midnight.
The members of the Welded Three
club Of the Oddfellow's organization
have planned double celebration for
the new year. On Friday evening
there will be a dancing party at Car
penter hall from nine to one o'clock.
On Saturday evening there will be
the customary weekly dancing event
at the same hall. Clitheroe's orches-
ira will play both evenings.
Racinians VIII Entertain.
In addition to the many entertain
ments which will keep Kenoshans n
the city, Racinians are planning to
number of events to attract prominent
members Of the local social set. The
members of the Junior League started
their Christmas festivities with a
home-talent play at the National
! Theatre in Racine. They will stage a
dancing party at Danish Brotherhood
hall this evening. Harvey's orchestra
will play Supper will be served. The
Junior League events have double
ignificance-besides being gay holiday
affairs they serve to promote project
for establishment Of children's
boarding house in Racine.
Edward Tecktonius will entertain
with his annual formal dancing party
at his studios in Racine New Years
eve. AS in former years invitations
have been ertended to numbers of
Kenosha people.