The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-20

Between forty and forty-five cou-
les attended the st. Patrick's Day
ance given last evening at the Elks
lub. The ball room was decorated
18th palms and ferns The lights were
haded with green shades. The Runge
Ill orchestra with Mr.. Robert Shinn,
cabaret singer, furnished the music.
Among the dancers we're Messrs and
Iesdames Lauren Whitesell, Harry
tiles, Ira Wood, Walter Ratliff, John
ley. j. U. Dove, Ben Bartel, Frank
,ruitt. Omar G. Murray, Harry Cen
EFT, H. L. Monarch, Harry Land. A.
l. Rice, George Bayer, Glen Kehlen-
rink and Harry Shaw, Mesdames
gorge Weir, John Francis of Cincin-
att. George Williams, Misses Frances
helton, Marjorie Thomas, Lucille
Lahret, Ann Nicholson, Camilla Book
off, Esther Gard, Sadie Wolfe of Ell
cd, Maud Becher. Helen Beatty. Mary
emon, Mary Henshaw and Janet Rey-
olds of Dayton, Ohio.
Messrs. Jeff Meyers, Elmer Thorn
| S, Edward McNally, Harry Brehm.
.aymond Nicholson, Howard Camp
ell, Gath Freeman, John Clements,
rank Wissler, Walker Land, Howard
Iunt, Alvin Fox, Everett McConaha,
!. E. Henshaw, Henry Liebhardt, Hor-
ito Land, Whitney Mcguire, Ray
'ewman, Burton Carr and Robert
and.
Shamrock, Irish flags and other dec
rations were in evidence last even
lag at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
+. Murray when their daughter, Miss
1axine Murray entertained with CO.
| llion party. The color scheme green
nd white was carried out in the ap-
ointments. Piano furnished the mu-
ic for the Cotillion. The favors for
| ne various sets in the cotillon were
appropriate to the day. The hostess
'as assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
"a Swisher. Punch was served. Spring
lowers with the shamrocks ornament
d this apartment. Later buffet sup
err was served. Miss Murray's guests
,ere Misses June and Thelma Robin
on, Marjorie and Alice Gennett, Eli
abeth Tarkekon. Janet Seeker,
uliet and Mildred Nusbaum, Louise
Iather Miriam Hutton, Mary Louise
Iates and Helen Eggemeyer, Masters
une Gayle, George Tarkelson, George
;versman, Paul Brewer, Robert and
William Key, Norman Lamb, Ralph
/ Nicholson, William Weed, John Craw-
ord, Charles Robinson and Robert
nd Sidney Watt.
The engagement of Mr.. D. Moody
Yelling to Miss Rose Brinker. 725
outh Eighth street, was announced
)day. The wedding will be solemnized
Wednesday, April IA, in the parson-
&c of the ST. Andrews Catholic
hurch. Rev Father Roell will offici-
to- Mr. yelling is proprietor of the
edmond Dry Cleaning company. His
ride-tobe is equally we'll known in
usiness and social circles. The an
ouncement comes as surprise to
leir many friends.
A Penny supper will be given this
vening from until o'clock at the
irst Christian church, corner Tenth
nd South A streets. The public is
,vited to attend.
One of the largest meetings in the
story of the Tourist club was held
st night at the home of DR.. Charles
Bond on North Tenth street. He
as assisted in entertaining by Miss
florence Bond. The rooms were ar
snged with flowers and ferns. The
uests were DR.. and Mrs. Rea, who
ave taken up the pastorate at the
irst Presbyterian church, Mrs. James
Judson Of Chicago. Miss Clapp of
Philadelphia and the Misses Brown of
ittsburg. Forty members were pres
1T. President Kelly spoke on "Ad-
nee of Education" A social hour