The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-29

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indianapolis Athletic Club mem
bers will dance 10 the music Of three
orchestras during the dance. start
ing at 1890 p. m. and lasting from
then on" as announced by Mfs.
Kuhn Martin. club hostess. Twelve
hundred reservations have been
made for the dinner preceding the
dancing in the main dining room
and gymnasium. The Strolling Min
strels will entertain in cabaret style
during the banquet George Irish
and Emil Seidel, local orckestras.
and the Jullerettes Tunesters| from
Harbor Point, Mich. viii furnish
dance music.
Fifteen hundred reservations have
been made for the Columbia Club
party and dance, which will last un-
til 3 a. m, E. p. Akin. manager, an.
nounced. Special features will last
throughout the evening and during
the dinner preceding the dance
Four Orchestras
The Columbia Club celebration
will be the largest ever staged in
the club. John c. Ruckelshaus, presi.
dent, said More than 1000 will at
tend, Wallace Lee, entertainment
committee chairman said.
The main floor. mezzanine. third
and fourth floors and ballroom will
be giver over to the celebration and
diners will be served on all these
floors.
The Charles Davis Columbia Club
Orchestra will play in the ballroom.
The Partisan Red Heads~will play
in the earlier part of the evening
and the Musical Goods and Col
legiates all evening on the other
floors.
A dinner dance at the Hoosier Ath.
| letic Club will begin at 1880. Four
hundred reservations have been
made. The Paramount Frolickers
and other entertainers will provide
music.
It'll Wee Small Hours"
About 400 members of the
Athenaeum will attend their dinner
dance starting at 9 p. m, and last
ing until the wee small hours" ac-
cording to Richard b. Werner, man
ager. Ralph Leonard, chairman of
the Knights of Columbus dance com.
mittee also announced like num-
Der of reservations had been made !
for a dance lasting from p. m. UNI
til l a. M. at the X. of C. hall, 1906 |
n. Delaware st.
Reservations for the dinner-dance |
at the SEVERN mounted to about |
275 today William II. Wells, assist
ant manager, announced. The affair
will start at 10 and last until 2:S0 |
a. m.
Keiths Theater win shift its regu-
lar SIS p. m. evening performance |
to start at 7:45 p. m, to accommodate |
an additional midnight show, begin
ming at 1916 D. M, and lasting until |
1890 a. m. Gus Showalter, manager,
annouced. The regular program plus
special act, in which all the mem
bers of the bill will take part, will
be given.
Extra Show
Herb Jennings. Palace Theater
manager, announced an extra show
starting at II o'clock and lasting an
hour and a half, in which the art (
lists on the bill will indulge in
Glowing" The regular one-hour
motion picture bill at the Lyric will
follow the vaudeville. commencing at
IL p. NJ, Richard Wright, assistant
house manager, said. and dancing
will be held in the ballroom until
minight.
Tomlinson Hall will be the scene
of gyrations by Earl Brooks Of In
dianapolis, State champion Charles
ton dancer, who will be one Of the
attractions at the dance given by
Irvington Post SO. of the American
Legion, Albert F. Meurer, chairman
Of arrangements. announced. Two
orchestras will provide music Pro
ceeds will be used for benefit Of war
veterans
The Riverside gkating rink win
depart from its usual custom of
1890 p. m. closing and will remain
open until a m, to the music of
Sam Adams Rink Band, A. w. Col
ter. general manager. announced.
The dance palace will be open until /
midnight, according to Marvin
Thornton, manager. The Casino
Gardens will have dancing until
a. M, it was announced.
An open house New Years party
for members and families of Shrin-
ers will be held at the Murat Tenn.
pie New Years day.
Indianapolis Lodge No. 465, Odd
Fellow. will give New Years party
Friday night for members of the
lodge and the Fidelity Rebecca
Lodge at the Odd Fellow Hall. Pleas.
ant and Shelby sts.