The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-21
SOCIAL NEWS


One of the most pleasing and
charming social events of the spring
social calendar. was the fifteenth an
nual Easter ball Of the Entire Nous
club. The organization is one of the
best known mems club in this city,
having among It's members many OF
the leading business and professional
men. The club rooms as we'll as the
ball room were handsomely decorated.
No especial color scheme was carri-
ed out. but there was indeed a gen
eral effect of brilliancy in the parlors,
card and billiard rooms.
The entrance was arranged in a
simple but attractive manner with
palms and ferns. The parlOr beyond
being bright with Garlands of pink
and white paper roses, one of the
beautiful appointments in this room
was a canopy made of the roses and
arranged at the center Of the ceiling.
The decorating effect in this apart
anent conferred at a bronze figure of
boy. placed on leather pedestal of
the central divan. The figure held
aloft huge bowl in which appeared
the electric lights. with ruby shades
made OF red poppies springing from
the base Of pale green stems, which
were covered with green leaves. For
the massive elegant furniture Of this
apartment, the decorations We're es-
peoially suited. The apartment open
ing off Of this room was arranged in
the nature of a Turkish room. red and
cream roses being used prOfusely Re
low the chandelier appeared a large
poppy ball. Between the two rooms
the garlands of roses. interWined with
smilax, covered the grill work, while
at either side were pots of ferns. The
card and billiard rooms were arranged
in a similar manner with an ahund-
ance Of ferns and palms
. The ball room was especially al
tractive. Never before has this large
hall looked SO beautiful. Red peoples
and Easter lilies were used in an
abundance. The balconies were fes-
TONED with strands of peoples and at
each point of fastening was d large
hoquet of Easter lilies. Beneath the
balconies at regular intervals. were
sprays Of lilies. Light green ulva
leaves entwined the pillar which sup
port the balcony. forming a most en-
trancing and radiant abyss OF color.
Renk's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and it was stationed on the plat
form TO the south Of the hall. The
platform was screened in by Il bank of
palms, above which appeared in plain
white letters, Entire Nous club" be-
meath each word being placed a spray
Of lilies.
The programs were very beautiful.
having the words Fifteenth annual
ball given by the Entire Nous club.
Easter Monday. April 20, at l. o. q. F.
hall" They were encircled by an or
namented wreath of purple and yellow
pansies with gilt ribbons inter twined.
The grand march began promptly at
nine o'clock and was lead by Mr. Ed
ward Lichtenfels and Miss Minnie
Robe. One hundred and twenty-five
couples were in line,
An intermission Of twenty minutes
was given during the evening. which
time was spent in social chat in the
club rooms below
This elaborate affair was in charge
OF the following committee: Elmer
Weisbrod. Walter LichtenfelS. Omer
Ratliff. John Ions and Will Schur.
man.
The members of the club are
Jacob Lichtenfels, VIII D. Loehr Matt
Klute. Edward Kemper. Louis Poster
Frank Meyer, J. Q. White. Henry
klute, Fred Lahrman. Henry Merke