The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-03
ELABORATE DANCING PARTY
;. Edited byMSs Elizabeth r. Thomas

ELABORATE DANCING PARTY
A most brilliant dancing party wSa
gtven last evening In the Pythian tenn
pie BY the members Of the Beta Phi
Sigma fraternity far surprising any.
thing Of It's kind given In this city for
some time. A this was the first
event OF this nature given by the
frat" which 10 comparatively new in
this city. unusual effort had been put
forth TO make the affair success and
ton are being congratulated by their
friends. There were a number OF Wis
iting guests from other chapters Of
the fraternity.
Black and gold. the frat colors"
were used In decorating the dancing
hall. The colors were brought from
the four corners of the hall and fasten-
ed In the center. A large green basket
/, filled with beautiful; yellow chrysan.
themums and greenery was suspended
from the center. Fraternity pennants
were placed In an artistic manner
about the hall. At one part OF the
room and just over the platform
beautiful black skin with the fraterni.
~ seal had been hung. The palms
and ferns were used to screen the
Hicks orchestra from the view OF the
dancers. A tall vase filled with
chrysanthemums was also placed on
the platform. During the evening
punch was served In the foyer. The
table was appointed with smilax. crepe
paper In the colors being used as .
cloth for the table. At the intermis.
sion q CATO supper was served. A
number of beautiful gowns we're worn
by the girls. this adding to the beauty
OF the scene. The chaperones were
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dilks, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Haughton. Miss Magda-
lena Engelbert, and DR.. Harold.
The grand march was led by Mr..
and Mrs. Haughton. Mr.. Williamson.
n prominent member OF the fraternity.
with Miss Martha Mcclellan coming
second. The programs were perhaps
the handsomest ever used at any
event OF this kind given here. The
cover was OF limp brown leather with
old gold cord and tsssel. The Greek
letters OF the fraternity were done In
gilt. The music was especially good
adding much to the success Of the at
fair. The program played by this
excellent orchestra was varied one.
Including . number OF popular airs.
The guests were Miss Viola Wicke.
meyer, Miss Airline Shreeve. Miss
Dorothy McMullen. Miss Julia Lichten.
fels. Miss Lucille Turner. Miss Nellie
Buell., Miss Corne;ia Shaw, Miss May
Gips, OF Logansport. Miss Lucy Smy.
ser. Miss Blanch Bayer. Miss Margue'
rite Border, Miss Charlotte Bayer.
Miss Ivy Russell. Miss Carolyn
Weaver, Miss Ruth Marlatt. Miss
Myra Scott. Miss Lydia Needham.
Miss Margaret wickemcyer, Miss
Genevicve Newlin. Miss Ruth Pennell.
Miss Helen Neal. Miss Alma Pfafflin.
Miss Meta Pfafflin. Miss Helen Nicho:-
son, Miss Pearl Guernsey. Miss Helen
Jameson, Miss Maurine Converse.
Miss Gladys Bailey, Miss Jeanette Van
Meter and Miss Lena Luddington Of
Cambridge City. Miss Elaine Jones.
Mrs. Roy Parks. Miss Mildred Book.
hoss. Miss Mary shockney OF Win.
chester. Miss Marie Brown. Miss
Rachael Swartx, Of Anderson. Indiana.
Miss Anda Bartholomew OF Winches-
tor, Miss Martha Mcclellan. Miss Eli
sabeth Thomas. Miss Hasel Thomas.
Miss Vivian King. Miss Pearl Haner.
Miss Esther Gard. Miss Emerald Hase-
coster, Miss Marguerite Ferguson.
Miss Nora Young. Miss Mary Morse.
Miss Marie Campbell. Miss Morrow.
Miss Charlotte Allison. Miss Rose
Gennett. Miss Ruth Bartel, Miss Eliza
beth Bailey. Miss Elsie Hawekotte.
Miss Gladys Weiss. Miss Marguerite
Hasemeier. Miss Hazel Piper. Mr..
Paul Miller. Mr.. Everett Acker.
man, Mr.. John Longstreth, Mr.. Richard
SedGwick. Mr.. Raymond Jones. Mr..
Charles williamson. Mr.. Carl Elmer
son, Mr.. Fred Bayer. Mr.. Stanley
Lindstrom. Mr.. Howard Steinkamp.
Mr.. wray Draper. Mr.. Willard Kauf.
man, Mr.. Robert Crane, Mr.. Ernest
Lehman. Mr.. Carl Young, Mr.. Herbert
Cotton. Mr.. Chauncey Edgerton. Mr..
Xenaphon King. MIR. Robert Taylor.
Mr.. Carl Haner. Mr.. Harold Myers,
Mr.. George Hodge. Mr.. Benton Bar.
low, Mr.. Robert Land. Mr.. Earl Rau.
Mr.. Howard Ashley. Mr.. Roy Parks,
Mr.. Blair Converse. MIR. Walter Muir.
ray. Mr.. Huston Marlatt, Mr.. Everett
McConaha, Mr.. Frank Wissler, Mr..
Walter Davis. Mr.. Carlos Haas. Mr..
Clifford Piummer. Mr.. Walter Craig.
head, Mr.. Robert Griffin. Mr.. Russell
Price Of Piqua. Ohio. Mr.. Edward stoy.
Mr.. Claud Munger. Mr.. Harold Buell.,
Mr.. Hawkins. Mr.. Errett Haisley, Mr..
Sidney Davis OF Logansport. Ind. Mr..
Clark Meyers. Mr.. Raymond Wicke-
meyer. Mr.. VIII Kloecker. Mr.. Gear