Evening journal., 1921-01-01
PIRIO1TC TOUCH
AT THIS WELCOME

With true American patriotism
members and friends OF the Alpowca
Pleasure Club welcomed 1921 at a
dance given last evening in the New
Century Club. Shortly before mid,
night each dancer was given a min
lature horn, whistle and other noisy
devices. Serpentine was thrown and
until the hands OF the clock reached
u O'Clock mere was a merry racket
in an parts OF the building As the
llrsl note OF midnight was struck. the
orchestra arose and the strident
notes Of The star Spangled Banner"
was heard. Instantly the merriment
ceased and everyone stood at atfen-
tlOn ultil the selection was finished
Atier the patriotic song. merry-mak-
ing again prevailed.
me dance was one OF the most sue
cessiul ever given by The club. $50
guests being present. The decorations
We're II keeping with the holiday sea
son; displayed on the stage was a
christmas tree decorated with color
ed lights In several of the dances
the lights were lowered in the dance
room and the brightly Illuminated
ree stood out prominently
MISS Mary Donovan and JOseph
gg.uiilen won the lucky number dance.
ne prizes were a keWpie doll for
MISS Donovan and box OF cigars for
Mr.. Quillen.
During the eveling refreshments
We're served Music was furnished
by Draine's orchestra OF this city.
J., THOSE present were: The Misses
ANNA F. keenan,. Anna McCaulley.
Anna Anna Adams, Elsie Boyle, Eugena
DuRoss, Mary Holland. Mildred Cliff
ton, Anna Spallane, Catherine Hughes.
Mary Kelly, Alice Kane, Madelyn
quinn, Marie Lynch, Mary Green.
Emma Barsky, Miss Taylor. sara
Johnson. Anna Dempsey. Elizabeth
Botsford. Catherine Z. Monahan.
Mary Donovan, Marie Mccarthy. Flor
ence Roller. Madeline A. Gmbb. Ethel
Mcmahon, Frances Dougherty. NJ
warren, Margaret Fitzgill0ns. Martha
Prettyman, Pauline Hogle. Emma
Wills, Gertrude Outten. Dorothy
Ross, Agnes Wehn, Ella Sandus. Car
rie Mousley. Miriam Craig. Ann Gil
lespie, Iva Brewer, Verona Cherips.
Marie Murphy. Mary Farrell. Beulah
stevens. Viola Pennell Virginia Full
Ter. W. Nfentzer. Miss Heisler. Mar
earet Levy. Mary NJ Farrell, Cath
crime Fltznatrick. Florence Carln,
Nf'hNiAhl itA' tHtAhl'iAN HAiN MISS l'Elil-
sev; Frances Gallagher G NJ. Rus
sell. J. 0'Keefe. s B. Phillips. Clar-
ence pippin. Harry McHugh. Robert
M'Cafferv. s. Abrams, Marion Cros-
san. A. r. Young J ]. Kelly. 4 ].
! philins, Thomas Mcdonald. John Far
rell. Harvey Bierman. John O'Neil.
Robert Conn, +. ]. Parker. William
| Greenwood Charles A. Kelley. Jr..
Frank Kelly Thomas Walton, ]. II.
McAdams. Josenh Ouillin. Arthur
Lewis. Harry Kelloher. w. J. Grubb.
John r. Redefer James McIvOr. Frank
Cohee. w. J. Fox o. Vane. C. L.
Davis. LavtOn Moore. Alfred Mcnden-
hall. William Tinsman. j. II. Mfttle.
George & Finnan. p p. Greenwood,
Kroner Pierson. James Carey l.,
! Rrittingham Paul BRYAN. Edward
Taylor w G. Jester. Ralnh G Short
/ r. Gallagher. Morris pascholl. Nr
Tavlor William Bradley. Charles Ies-
ter. =. Mullen. !. p. Stradley w
Preston. v ONier c. Hurlberd. F
Rhodes and Iohn Hanley: Mr. and
Mrs w. G. RYAN. Nh and Mrs ]
Mellon. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs J. RODGERS. Mr. and Mrs
, w. 3. Osmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
1 tWalton Nr and Mrs. Conner and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude P'ppin.
/ VENTRHOOI1ST TO ENTERTAIN.
Frederick Trappe, Of New York, a
VentrilOduist and magician, will give