Evening star., 1922-11-29
CITY CLUB PLANS
HUGE "STAG PARTY"
1000 Expected to Attend
"Guest-Night Carnival"
December 18.

Plans to entertain close to 1000
City Club members and their guests
at what Is promised to be the big
gest stag party" ever put on by the
, club. were made yesterday at meet
Ing of the organizations entertain
ment and athletic committees, under
/ the supervision OF the governing
board.
"A final opportunity for the MEM
bers to show their non-member
friends what the club provides in
entertainment" is the announced pur-
pose Of the affair. outside of giving
the membership itself a big evening
of sport.
No Non-Members After January I.
After January 1 the clubs doors
ident Henry f. Stringer has announc-
ed. BY that time" he said yester-
day. I'VE will have given ample op-
potunity for the citizens of WASH
ington to find out what the City Club
stands for and what it offers tc its
members.
"A Dig business and professional
mems club of this kind is new thing
IN Washington. and for that reason
We have kept our doors open to MEM
bers and their guests alike for ten
onthS, as a sort of educational cam
paign. Washington now knows what
vital place the City Club occupies in
the community as center for both
social. business and civic activities.
This final 'guest-night carnival will
mark the close of this educational
work.
The date set for the "guest-night
carnival" is Monday evening. Decem-
ber IS, and the two committees In
which they pr: dict will be the most
ella borate of ITS kind ever given here
The special feature of the affair Is
that every member will be given two
complimentary tickets. one for him.
self and one for his guest. SO that
an audience which will pack the clubs
big audi .orium to the doors is ex-
pected. The program will be ''glori-
fled version of the first athletic stag
night" held last week. 1t Is announced
hauser, chairmen, respectively. of the
athletic and entertainment commit
tees.
Assisting these chairmen will be
such veteran entertainment purvey-
ors as Charles w. Semmes. repre-
Frank H. Bryson and Oscar A.
Thorup. vice chairmen Of the enter
tainment committee: Charles j.
Waters. John ]. Boobar, Reid S.
Baker. c. Maurice Hopkins. Andrew
W. Duffy, Gerson Mordlinger. Bynum
E. Hinton. II. B. Plankinton and VIII
liam c. Hanson.
Thanksgiving Eve Ball.
Like this final opening "stak night"
the clubs Thanksgiving eve ball this
evening is expected to be the last
family night" affair to which men,
bers may bring parties of non-mem-
Der guests. More than 200 tickets
had been taken for this dancing party
up to last evening. according to
Frank H. Bryson. in charge for the
enterta :oaent committee. and be-
tween 100 and 500 dancers are ex-
pected tonight
The clubs main ballroom has been
strikingly decorated for the anair In
American coiors. -evergreens. ferns
and palms, and tn "best dance music
in the city, is promised as featur.
attraction. A buffet supper Will D.
served in the clubs main dining
room at II PM. and dancing VIII
continue from 9 pm. to ! am.
The organization's second inVita-
tion Movie night" last evening
brought out more than 600 members
with their families and chldren to
see Reginald Barker In "bunty rMtis nn
the Strings; Larry Semon. IN Inc
Grocery Clerk" and shorter screen
subjects.