The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-13

Ninety couples attended the annual
Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity dance
which was given last evening In the
I. o. o. r. hall Valentine colors Of
red and white, used in profusion
about the hall. smilax and ferns
formed the decorations Of the rooms.
Three thousand tiny red and white
hearts on red ribbons hung from the
center Of the hall to the balcony, form
ing lattice work Of hearts over the
dance floor. Smilax was used about
the balcony and large ferns and palms
adorned the corners of the dance
floor. All lights were draped in red
and white and during several special
dances only the red lights were turn.
+ ed on, presenting q beautiful scene
!. on the floor where all the girls were
gowned In pretty evening frocks.
The grand march began at nine
o'clock and was led BY. Mr.. and Mrs.
!, Earl p. Hewitt. Mr.. Hewitt is prest-
-. dent Of the local chapter. Mrs. Hew.
: lit wore gown of coral taffeta and
tulle. Du Wallis Jazz orchestra OF In
: dianapolis played . program OF the
I latest and brightest dance music OF
t, the season. entertaining both specta.
, tors and dancers. Their specials OF
I the evening were "Du Vail Special"
. Jungle Society Ball" and "Omicron
: Pi Sigma Special" During the even.
J Ing the girls were given purple and
gold handkerchiefs, the colors OF the
fraternity. Punch and waters was
served throughout the evening. The
programs of eight pages were carried
out in the valentine colors. red and
white. A short history of the chapter
was given. names of men on honor
roll, and list Of all present members.
One member, Roscoe Gambler. arrived
yesterday from overseas and was
special guest last evening.
The dance was arranged by Glen
Menke. Chester G.. Sharpe, Robert
Rees. Earl Bullerdick, Glenn Roberts.
ia, and Earl Hewitt. The dancers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Critchet, Mr..
and Mrs. Omer Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Gotschall, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Gartside. Mr.. and. Mrs. Earl Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rossell Scarce. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Hebbeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Bevington, DR.. and Mrs. E. j..
Dykeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Click, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Grim, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. George Brenizer. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert kolp.
Misses Carolyn Bradley. Letha
Chrowe. Camilla Haner, Nina Edmon-
son. Mary Clapp. Gladys Anderson,
Neva Bowman. Mabel Feltman. Helen
Eddington. Martha Jones. Olive Jones,
Margaret Jones, helma Hazelton. FL.
nor Smith. Hester Williams, Edna
Johnson Of Centerville; Wilhelmina
Boggs. Kathlyn Nichols. Martha Yost.
Mary Rinehart, Mabel Roser. Gertrude
Gleason. Cincinnati; Mary Bulla, Vera
Franklin, Pauline Hoffman, Marguerite
Calving, Clarissa Green, Madeline
Yost. Ruth Wickemeyer. Martha Long.
Elizabeth Tarkleson, Agnes Hodgin OF
Indianapolis; Janet Seeker. Miriam
Haley. Helen Rethmeyer. Helen Had
ley, Maurine Chenoweth. Mary Chen.
oweth. Mary Baxter. Lucille Reel of
Eaton, Louise Poos. Bernice Judy,
Martha Becker, Alice Gentle. Clara
Smith, Helen Edmondson, Mary FL
lott Of Eaton, Estella Knoll, Florence
Burgess. Mary Foley, Margaret Kampe.
r
Robert Rees, Earl Bullerdick, Glen
Robert st. John Of Dayton, z. A. Kiser,
Waldo Dubbs. P. A. Dilling. Robert
Mclaughlin. r. A. Huntington, H. E.
Beckwith. c. A. Often, Wilburn Hip
pard, Earl Hiatt. J. A. Campbell, Tom
Fee. Thomas Fitzgibbons, d. A. Cut
ter, Joe Swearinger. Ray Dalbey. R. A.
Hodkinson, oscar Morton, J. c. Lowry,
Myron Murley, Chester Sharpe, G. NJ.
Caliger, B. w. Simons, Russell V.
Stricken w. E. Eddington, Besson
Basel. Herbert Bradley, Glenn Wester,
Myron Hill, W. H. Bitner, John
Evanston, Lee Smith, Marlowe Aiken,
n. w. Brown. William Pryor, George
Weaver. Lawrence Hoover, B. w.
Wellington. II. A. Gross, Harold Sim
ter, r. H. Wickemeyer. w. s. Evans.
ton. Roscoe Gambler, w. E. Potter, H.
l.. Thompson, Michael Sharkey, Irwin
Funk, George Fee. Harold Grimes, Ros.
sell Alexander. Carl Fleming and NJ.
A. Davidson.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
st. Pauls Lutheran church met yes.
terday afternoon in the chapel of the
church. An interesting program ar
ranged by Mrs. William Klopp. Mrs.
William Beckman. Mrs. Henry Hase.
coster, Mrs. Gus Hoelscher and Mrs.
Erbs. was given. The scripture lesson
was read by Mrs Hasecoster, and
Mrs. Hoelscher led In prayer. Mrs
Klopp discussed the lesson topic and
Mrs. William Beck gave a reading on
missionary subject. Mrs. Albert
Sittloh OF Denver, gave an interesting
talk on the work of Miss Raleigh, a
missionary now in India. Mrs. Lillian
Knollenberg Of Louisville, closed the
program with a prayer. During the
business session which followed the
society pledged $25 to the Armenian
and Syrian Relief, making a total of
1907 for the church.
A Valentine social and dance Will
be given by the Ben Hur lodge this
evening in the Commercial club rooms
Members and friends are cordially in.
vited.
The Tourist club, will meet tomor.
row evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicholson at their home on East Main
street.
AS courtesy to Miss Rosemary