The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-27

About twenty-five couples attended
the Friday evening dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kolp In the Odd Eel
lows hall. The Kolp five piece or
chestra with Ray Weeks as soloist.
played the program of dance music
Before the dancing began Mr.. and Mrs.
Kolp gave a demonstration of num-
Der OF the new dances including the
popular jazz, a new waltz, one step,
and fox trot A number of out OF town
guests were present. The dancers
were, Misses Olive Lewis, Martha Tiff,
Anne Nicholson, Eleanor Seidel, Hazel
Sarles, Josephine Wilson, Gladys Bal
ley. Margaret Wickemeyer, Miriam
Kelley, Dorothy Land, Juliet Nusbaum.
Doris Groan, Katherine Smith, Corne-
liza Border, Clara Gross, Margaret
Kamp, Gaynelle Frantz, Ruth Edger-
ton, Mabel Keller. Miriam Morgan,
Mary Foley, Mabel Feltman and Mrs.
Marian Mccarthy, Messrs. Kent Lem
on, William Williams, Ray Kelley. Ray
mond E. Jones, Jual Mccarthy, Harry
Bockhoff, Elmer Biggs,. H. P. Mueller,
Charles Twigg, Fred .Pollitz, June
Gayle, Bob Helms, Edward Marshall,
Earl Williams, William Dunn, Thomas
Bell, George Weaver, Fred Rooney,
George Tarkleson, Clarence Coyle,
Robert ouigg, Henry Zeitz, Harold
Grimes, H. Allen, Russell Aker, Ray
mond Sauer and r. w Gates and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Lazarus, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
O'Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Butler
dick and DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Conkey
The out of town guests were Miss
Inez Davies of Morgantown w. Va,
Mis- Lucille Reel of Eaton, Miss Mary
Shockley OF Winchester. C. F. Seidel,
Paul Keiser and Robert Seidel all OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, c. Gastineau of Gin
cinnati, Neil Blye of Muncie, Roger
Beales of Winchester and John Gate
of Newcastle.
Miss Miriam Kelley has returned
from short visit with friends in Gin
cinnati
June Gayle who is attending Miami
university at Oxford is spending the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert D. Gayle. He was ac-
companied home by two school mates,
Bob Helms and Edward Marshall.
Mrs. E. W. Shirk, Mrs w. P. Rob-
inson and Mrs. M. F. Johnston have
returned from FIT. Wayne where they
have been attending the federation OF
clubs there this week.
Epworth League members OF the
First Methodist church enjoyed Hal
lowe'en party and marshmallow bake
at the home of Joseph Jenkins and the
National road, west The house was
decorated with black cats, witches,
Jack-o-lanterns and other HalloWes en-
decorations. A feature Of the even
ing's entertainment was ghost walk
which ended with huge bonfire and
q marshmallow bake. The social COM
mittee in charge of the party was COM
POSED of Miss Madelon Beckett, chair
man, with Miss Elizabeth Phelps, Miss
Cordya Simpson, Miss Tressa Sharp
Miss Elfeda Harlan, Ray Swisher and
Clarence jenkins. Other members
present were Misses Sarah Fitzwater
May Grouse, Lila Van Mugs, Elma
WEIGH, Opal Osborn, Cecilia Crane, Ce.
lima Gehr, Hazel Gregg. Mary Wood
hurst, Ethel Peterson, Madelon Beck
EFT, Ruth May, and Messers. Lincoln
Popoff, Alfred Fehlman, Morris Wood
hurst, Merrill Huddleson, Ray Jor
dan and Robert Jenkins.
The Ticknor club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Mather, 10l
South Eighth street, instead of witt
Mrs. Albert Reed, as announced in tbs
year book.
Members of the choir of Trinity Eng
lish Lutheran church will go to Day
ton tomorrow to take part in sacred
concert to be given in Memorial Hal
tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Charles Ig
Gilman will be the soloist for the day
The chorus will consist Of five hundred
vices Others who will go are Rev
and Mrs. Oscar Tressel, Mr.. and Mrs
Clare Addleman, Mrs. Emma Woke
Mrs Carl Meyers, Mrs. Fred Mimi