The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-20

Cabaret singing interpreted with
many attractive and unique vaudeville
stunts given by MIR. Duke Rogers, a.
cabaret and vaudeville entertainer OF
New York, who is visiting here added
materially to the dance given last
evening at the Elks' club house for
membtrs and friends. Several out OF
town guests enjoyed the party. The
social committee Is composed OF
Messrs. Harry Shaw, Harry Hates and
w. r. Poundstone. For various acts
presented BY Mr.. Rogers during the
evening. Mr.. Roy Parks played the
music.
Mr. Robert shinn. cabaret singer,
delighted the guests with his selec-
tions given during the dances. The
Runge orchestra played.
Among the dancers were DR.. and
Mrs. Mora Bulla, DIR. and Ms. K. H.
Mendenhall, Mesdames George Will
liams and George Weir. Messrs and
Mesdames Ira Wood, Lauren G. White
sell. Harry Niles, Harry Click, Howard
Rice, Harry Shaw, Harry Gennett,
George Fox. Glen Kehlenbrink, Wal.
ter Ratliff. Rudolph G. Leeds. Thomas
Kaufman, Walter Engle, w. r. Pound
stone, Omar G. Murray, Fl. l.. Mon
arch, Alton Hale, Frank Braffetr,
George Bayer. Raymond Mather. Jul.
ian Gates. Myron Malsby. Paul Price,
George Hodge, Robert Weidner. Roy
Parks, Frank Druitt. Charles Druitt,
Ben Bartel. Fred Bartel. Misses Fran
ces Shelton, Helen Gilbert, Lucille
Mahret. Grace Kelly, Helen Johnson
Thelma Schillinger, Elaine Jones
Viola Wickemeyer, Marie Davis, Helen
Beatty, Bertha Larsh, Rosetta Collect
Marguerite Murray, of Union City
Sadie Wolfe of Peru, Julia Lichtenfels
Miss Shepherd OF Chicago, Messrs
Raymond Lichtenfels, Ray Newman
Harry Hates, Jeff Meyers, Gath Free
man, Frank Wissler, Raymond Nichol
son. Howard Campbell, Howard Hunt
Walker Land, Alvin Fox. McKensie
Monarch, Horatio Land, Will jenkins
Elmer Thomas, Carl Eggemeyer. Err
est Calvert, Everett McConaha, Harry
Brehm. Charles Mills, Whitney Nc
CURE. Philip Robbins, Victor New
man and Voyle Martindale.
A charming social function for TO
day was the spring tea party given
by Mrs. Charles S. Marvel at her home
on North Tenth street, as courtesy
to several girls who are students Al
Earlham college. The rooms were
decorated with flowers and ferns enl
blematic of the coming spring. The
girls spent the hours socially and will
music Mrs Marvel presided at the
tea table. Spring flowers were also
used in appointing the dining room
The guests were Misses Conrad, dear
of women at the college. Agnes John
son. Mary Evans, Mary Johnson, Edna
Parker, Evelyn White Lois Hathaway
Watanabi Yura, Hattie Campbell
Helen Mcclure, Lenora and Mary
Rich, Lucille Nusbaum, Florente ClapI
of Philadelphia. who is the guest o
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Johnson, of NORTH
Eleventh street. ,,., Il
Twenty couples attended the as
sembly party given last evening BY
Mrs. Frank Crichet in the Odd Eel
lows hall.
The Woman's Franchise league viii
hold its regular meeting Friday after
noon at 4, o'clock at the MORRISON
Reeves library. The program will b.
presented by Mesdames Pharib;
Stephens, Roscoe Kirkman and Re
5ecca Davis.
A beautiful social function for toda!
was the pretty party given this after
noon by Mrs. Louis Wineberg at hel
home, AL South Fourteenth street
The decorations were in the nationa
colors, being arranged to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Washington
The idea was carried out to the mi
nutest detail in all the appointments