The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-16
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

The second annual Shamrock dance
Of the Happy Hour Dancing club will
be held Tuesday evening in the Pyth-
ian temple. Attractive invitations
done in green and white, have been
sent out. The party will begin at $50
O'Clock. The Hicks orchestra will
furnish the dance music. Invitations
must he presented at the door. Ladies
unaccompanied by a gentleman must
have invitations. The officers of the
club are:
President. w. B. Helms. Secretary,
O. {. Wine. Treasurer, f. E. Orr.
Floor Manager, RI. r. Trotter.
The dance given last year at this
time by the club. was very success
full. Over one hundred couples at
tended. The committee in charge is en-
deavoring to make this affair larger
than the function last season. DecOra-
tong will be numerous and attractive.
Ill guests are asked to wear plenty
of green. The committee has secured
cabaret singer and with the music
furnished by the splendid Hicks or
CheGtra. everything points to one OF
the most successful dances Of the
month Of March.
It is expected that between four and
Ave hundred delegates will attend the
Phi Delta Kappa convention to be held
in Richmond, May 1926. This is the
annual convention and it is expected
that delegates from all over the Coun-
try will attend. In addition to the
many business sessions which will
be held, a number of social functions
will feature the convention. There
will be house parties and dances, din
}ers and informal affairs Of various
kinds Three dances will be given
The large ball will be held on the eve
ming of May IS. The various commit
tees have been appointed and are bus
lily engaged in arranging for the event.
The young people of the city are
interested in the masquerade ball to
be given Wednesday evening IN the
Pythian temple by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp. All the members of Mr.. kolp's
large class are asked to come masked.
At O'Clock an assembly party will be
held for persons not members of Mr..
kOlps class, and all who desire may
wear masks. The Weisbrod orchestra
will play. This promises TO be one of
the important dances of the week.
This evening a dance will be given
in the Odd Fellows hall for the mem
hers of the Monday COtilliOn club and
invited guests. Several new steps will
be taught at this time The music
will be piano and drums.
Society as we'll as literary folks are
keenly interested in the recital which
l,n ,yi1 ir.n of or l.
in the Pythian temple by Miss Perle
Durham, under the auspices of the
Richmond Federation of Women s
clubs. 1t is urged that all attend as
the proceeds will be used to help en-
terrain the five hundred delegates who
are expected in this city in May to at
tend the Federation convention
The recital will be we'll worth the
price of admission, as Miss Durham
comes highly recommended and has
met with success wherever she has
appeared She will appear in this
city in "Everywoman". This is a
modern morality play, portraying the
greatest lessons of life There is a
message to every boy and girl.
Miss Durham ranks with half doz-
on artists in the lead as an interpret
err Of literature. Possessing right
mind, thinking clearly and having
great breadth Of sympathy, she drives
the truth and beauty of this world
home TO thousands who are interested
She is a we'll poised young woman,
possessing fine stage appearance and
A musical voice Her main thought in
public work is the betterment of hui
mainly. while her force of character
sympathy and rare personal charm
causes all with whom she comes in
contact to love and respect her The
characters she portrays are living
breathing men. women and children
Her work is altogether wholesome and
her program closes while you are wish
ing for more.
The following dances are scheduled
for this week
Monday-Mrs. Frank Crichets Co
tillon class will meet in the Odd Eel
lows hall
Tuesday-st. Patrick's Day ball will
be given in the Pythian temple by the
members of the Happy Hour dancing
club.
Wednesday-The members of the
social committee of the Elks' lodge
will give a St. Patrick's dance in the
club house.
masquerade ball will be given in
the Pythian temple by Mr.. and Mrs
Bert kolp. The Weisbrod orchestra
will play.
Thursday - Professor Cunningham
will meet his dancing class in the
Knights of Columbus hall. An as
sembly will follow.
Friday-An assembly will be held In
the Odd Fellows hall under the direc
ton of Mrs. Frank Crichet.
A matinee dance was given Sat
urday afternoon AT the home of Mrs
Snrout T11rhuf IN HDrfh Ninth street