The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-30
KAPPA pHrs ARE HOSTS.


by the younger set was the beautiful
dance given last evening In the Py-
THAN Temple by the members OF the
Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity, one of
the most popular organizations In this
city The affair was the most sue
cessful event ever attempted by To-
cal frat and rivaled In decorations and
beautiful gowns any OF the functions
given by the chapters over the state
during the holiday season. Never did
the hall present such handsome APP
pearance as on last evening. The de-
corations were very attractive. The
frat colors. white and blue. were fes-
TONED from the center to the cor
ners of the room. A large basket fill-
ed with white roses and carnations In
termingled with ferns was suspended
from the center of the hall About
the walls ropes OF smilax and holly
we're placed at various intervals,
wreaths being used to carry out the
decorative motif. Christmas bells
were also used. The Russell Smith
orchestra OF indianapolis was station
ed to the south of the platform. Sus-
pended above stage was a handsome
Kappa pennant and on the balcony OPP
some pennant and on the balcony OPP
posite was placed the Psi Iota Xi So
rority banner, this being a pretty
compliment to the girls who are mem
bers OF that sorority. Palms and ferns
we're also used in decorating the plat
form. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Poundstone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gaar. The pro-
grams were the most beautiful de-
sign ever seen in this city. The COW
ers were OF white suede tied with
blue ribbons On the cover was the
fraternity seal In gold. A unique fea-
ture Of the programs was that each
dance was named for some member of
the frat" At twelve o'clock and dur
ing the intermission lunch was serv-
ed in the assembly room on the first
floor by Mr. Walter Dennis of the
Country club. The table was arranged
with smilax, ferns, white roses and
poinsettas. Red candles In crystal
holders capped with dainty red shades
added to the effectiveness of the table
appointments. Much credit Is due the
committee In charge of the affair and
which was composed Of Mr.. Charles
Twigg. Mr.. Carl Emerson. Mr. Huston
Marlatt. Mr.. Everett McConaha and
MIR. Earl Spangler. Sixty-four couples
enjoyed dancing until the 'wee sma'
hours" OF the morning. Among the
guests were Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss
Nancy Conwell, Indianapolis. Miss
Mildred Bockhoff, Miss Louise Mails
by, Miss Rose Gennett. Miss Helen
Jameson. Miss Agnes Twigg. Miss VI
ola Wickemeyer. Miss Lucille Turner.
Miss Airline Shreeve. Miss Bertha
Taylor. Miss Myral Weeghman. Miss
May Gipe. Logansport. Miss Pearl
Haner, Miss Elaine Jones. Miss Ruth
Marlatt. Miss Lillian Hance of Ur.
bana. Ohio. Miss Dorothy Vaughn.
Miss Abbie Schaeffer. Miss Elizabeth
Bailey. Miss Marguerite Border. Miss
Mildred Schalk. Miss Capin, Indian
spolis. Miss Esther Gard. Miss Fannie
Jones. Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Miss
Juliet Swayne. Miss Ruth Friedgen.
Miss Mary Gaar. Miss Ivy Russell.
Miss Myra Scott. Miss Mary Dickin-
son. Miss Gladys Weiss. Miss Ethel
King. Miss Vivian King. Miss Blanche
Bayer. Mrs. Glenn Kehlenbrink. Miss
Helen Nicholson, Miss Genevieve
Newlin. Miss Elsie Hawekotte, Miss
Jeanette Van Meter of Cambridge
City. Miss Florence Burgess, Miss Sa.
rah Addington. Miss Lena Luddington
Of Cambridge City. Miss Mabel Hase-
meier. Miss Shyloh VanMeter. Miss
Alma Pfafflin Miss Meta Pfaffiin, Miss
Ruth Thistlethwaite, Miss Kirkpat-
rick. New Paris. Miss Marguerite
Hoerner, New Paris. Miss Charlotte
Allison. Miss Frantz. Miss Emerald
Hasecoster and Miss Fannie Jones.
Mr. Charles Twigg. Mr.. John Smy-
ser. Mr. Huston Marlatt, Mr.. Lewis
Craighead. Mr.. Thomas Campbell.
Mr.. Roland Coate. Mr.. Harry Lontz.
MIR. Richard Lackey. Mr.. Carl ALI
son. Mr.. Carlos Haas, Mr.. Arthur
Curme. Mr.. Robert Crane, Mr.. Ever.
EFT McConaha. Mr.. John Clements, Mr..
Abram Strattan. Mr.. Robert Griffin.
Mr.. Frank Wissler. Mr.. Irwin Coffin.
Mr.. Walter Davis. Mr.. Grant Fry
MI .NshoPuoh Mis-, MI SdIt aCkeT-
man. Mr.. Errett Haisley, Mr.. Will
lard Kaufman. Mr. Frank Schalk, Mr..
Norman Craighead. Mr.. Robert Thorn.
burgh. Mr.. Walter Craighead Mr..
Carl Emerson. Mr.. Clement Gates.
Mr. Emory Thomas. Mr.. Fred Rossiter
Mr. Edwin Flock, Mr. Paul Fisher.
Mr.. George Bayer, Mr.. Raymond
Harrison, Mr.. Wray Draper, Mr..
Karl Kepler. Mr.. Archard Schawd,
Springfield. Ohio. Mr.. Harold Myers.
Mr.. Robert Taylor. Mr.. Dale Shreeve,
Mr. Earl Ainsworth. Mr.. Robert
Land, Mr.. Richard Sedgwick. Mr.. Viii.
liam Kloeker. Mr.. Franklin Haugh OF
Anderson, Mr.. Charles Buell.. Mr. Ed
ward Williams, Mr.. Paul Emerson, Mr..
George Hodge. Mr.. Ralph Hasemeier
Reid. Mr. Daniel Beebe. Mr.. Linville
Ferguson, Mr.. Benton Barlow Mr..
Arnold Shrawd and Mr.. Norman Craig.
head
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
The frst of two parties was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nus.
baum at their pretty home in North