The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-23

the costume. The matinee waltz given
by some twenty-four young children
was also good, the children dancing
exceptionally we'll Next came the
high school girls gowned as Gypsys
and they gave their number with
much expression displaying aesthetic
ability. The girls who took part in
this dance were Misses Juliet Nus
baum, Janet Seeker, Elizabeth Bates,
June Robinson, Thelma Robinson,
Helen Geers and Thelma Schillinger
"Humoresque," with piano and violin
accompaniment, was danced by MISS
Helen Robinson. Her expression was
good and her steps were nearly all
perfect. The number seemed es-
pecially suited to Miss Robinson. Her
pretty gown added to the number
"The NIGHTINGALE" was danced by
seven girls. Misses Winifred Com
stock. Jane Carpenter, Lois Ward,
Helen Robinson, Mary Louise Bates,
Margaret Coe and Gertrude Williams,
all In pretty dancing frocks with gilt
bands for their hair
4 The Bonita Caprice was danced by
Misses Dorothy Hartzler, Dorothy
Tietz and Laura jerks, who wore CO.'S
tunes in green a shade lighter than
the greensward on which they danced.
June Robinson again delighted the
guests when she appeared in num-
Der, Waltz Brilliante." Miss Robin
son was in a costume Of yellow with
overdress handsomely embroidered.
4 Miss Winifred Comstock displayed
4
Bird Mazurka."
Miss Jane Carpenter made the hit
of the evening when she danced Men
! delssohn's Spring Song. Miss Car
penter is a beautiful girl and her cos
| tune was exquisite. 1t was made OF
malene and designed in nearly all the
colors Of the rainbow the spring tones
! being noticeable. She carried an arm
bouquet OF roses, lilies and many other
garden flowers. The blossoms were
scattered over the terrace as the little
dancer executed the difficult steps.
| Miss Elizabeth Bates and Miss Juliet
Nusbaum danced pastorelle number,
| Miss Nusbaum taking the part or the
| boy. They received much applause as
they left the terrace. Miss Elizabeth
Morgan danced a pretty number. On
account of the illness Of Miss Alice
Gennett, she was unable to give her
Russian dance.
The second part of the program was
"Earth's Awakening" Russian ballet
and which depicted the various ele-
ments, sum- moon, stars, thunder and
| lightning.
Miss Camilla Haner was at the
piano and Mr. Walter Runge played
the violin for all Of the numbers. The
event was under the special direction
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nohr and all
the dancers were private pupils of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nohr.
Mrs. Ira Swisher will give a lunch
CONJUNCTION bridge party Thursday OF
next week at her apartments in the
! Keystone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Land and Miss
| Josephine Wilson attended the we'd
ding of Miss Josephine Jeffrey, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey,
and Mr. William Aitchinson, which
was solemnized Wednesday evening at
IS o'clock at the beautiful home of
the brides parents in New Castle.
Daisies were the flowers chosen by
the bride. The Rev. l.. c. Howe Of
Noblesville performed the ceremony
Mrs Louise Mi!likan Stanley of New
| Castle, a cousin Of Mrs. Elmer Egge-
meyer of this city. played the wedding
march and the program Of bridal airs
as the guests assembled. There we're
several attendants. The young people
after a wedding trip will reside in
New Castle.
! A luncheon was given Thursday at
| o'clock by Misses June and Thellna
! Robinson on the lawn of the w. P.
! Robinson home in honor of Miss Ma
thilda Yeo Of California and Miss Hell
en- Swetman of Owentown, Ky. Covers
were laid for Misses Alice and Mar
| iorie Gennett, Janet Seeker. Emma
Fetta, Elizabeth Tarkelson, Mathilda
Yeo. Helen Swetman. Maxine Murray,
Miriam Hutton, June and Thelma Rob-
inson. The afternoon was spent play
ing bridge.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Maxine
Murray will entertain in honor of sew
eral visiting guests at her home, East
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Warden are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Warden
at Pennsboroug, w. Va.
After a visit with Miss Alice Bing-
ham in Muncie, Miss Ruth Marlatt
has returned home.
Miss Lucille Mayr gave a bridge
party this afternoon at her home on
North c street.
In honor of the birthday anniver-
saries of Mrs. Arthur Hill and Miss !
Ruby Wilson, Mrs. Omar G. Whelan /
and Mrs. Bess Thompson keates gave