, 1922-02-22
n & Y Dance
Is Success

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blue. The fencing around b dance
hall was latticed with red. white and
blue and the pliers as well as h /,
side walls were draped with f-ss of
the n-->a and bunting Grapes of
red. white and blue crepe paper were
hung across the ceiling fl canopy ef-
feet. Pictures of the first president
OF the country were arranged in panels
OF bunting and flags
The music for the dancing started
promptly at 0 o'clock and by 10 o.
clock the f1oor was comfortably crowd
ed with dancers The orchestra com
Of five pieces was one Of the
attractions OF the evening. The color
cd musicians wore wine coiored satin
tuxedo suits and with an unusual
amount of pep special singing num-
bers. made themselves very popular
with the dancers Tho asst dance was
played about 2 o'clock.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening by caterers. n in
every way the committee at the head
OF the dancing club showed themselves
10 be hosts of great ability.
Numerous dirner parties held be-
fore the dance aided to h fun OF the
evening. and the lovely gowns worn BY
the matrons and debutantes had much
to dc in adding to the attractive at
mosphore of the dance.
Ladies' Aid
To Meet.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the
Christian church win meet at the
home Of Mrs. C. d. Henry. 525 South
Beech street. tomorrow afternoon at
2:5o o'clock.
Social Is
Postponed.
The parcel post social which was
manned to follow the regular meet
Ing of W. L. K~uykendall Rkbekah
lodgc No. 20. which is this evening
al the I. o. o. f. hail. has been post
poned on account of the death of Mr..
Campbell, husband of Mrs. Mayta
Campbell, active member OF the or
~ganization. The regular work and
business meeting will be held as
usual
Parcel Post
Party Postponed.
Tho w. l.. Kuykcndahl Rebekah
lodge parcel post party which was
scheduled for tonight has been indefi-
nitely postponed. The regular bust
ness meeting viii be held at 1880 to
night however. A large attendance is
urged as important business and an
nouncements are scheduled pro
Dinner Preceding
Formal Dance.
A group of patrons Of the Y. and
Y. dancing club who .dined together
last evening at the Chanticieer cafe,
In honor of Miss Marjorie Smith of
eGlenrock. who was an out-of-town
guest of the dance. were Mr. and Mrs
l.. Klein, Mr.. IND MIS-. w. I. Rehr.
Jr., Miss Smith of .Glenrock. Miss
Margaret England. Miss Catherine
Dunn. DIR. T. ]. Drew, Ray Williams
and d. r. Phillips.
The long dining table was made
attractive with a huge basket OF red
carnations tied with a bow of red
tulIe. The nut baskets were sugges
tive of washington's birthday and
cherries and hatchcts.
Following tho dinner the party en-
joyed the dance at h Terrace Gar
dens.
Birthday Is
Celebrated
In honor OF the birth anniversary
of James O'Conner. George Wheeler
acted as host at a dinner served at
the Chanticieer cafe last evening be-
fore the formal dancing party.
Places were laid for eight guests.
Miss Vivian Rue Of Glenrock. was an
out-of-town guest Of the party.
Lutheran Aid
! To Meet.
Tomorrow afternoon the Lutheran
Ladies' Aid will meet in the rooms
in the rear of the church. The aid
is now busy at work preparing for its
Spring Sale" The refreshments
will be served by Mrs. C. Mohr.
o. e. S. Meeting
Tomorrow.
There WIN be a regular meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star tomorre.w
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Ma
sonic temple. All members and WIS.,
iting members IN invited to be
present
Dale Green
Is Honored-
A farewell party was given last
weekend in honor OF Dale Green of
North Harrison street, who left yes
terday for Kansas City. No.. where
he will be enrolled in a school of
mechanics
b 20 guests spent the evening
pleasantly with games and social en-
tertainment- Refreshments were
served toward tho close Of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. kimbal
Arc Host and Hostess.
A bridge dinner of social impor-
nee vas served asst evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Kimbsll.