The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-27
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The summer dancing season is COM
ing to a close and the winter season
will soon be on. Revival in dancing
since the war, has been thoroughly en-
Joyed by the young people and the
winter season is being anticipated by
those who danced this summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert kolp, who have been
sponsoring dances at Jackson Park
and Cedar Springs, will have only four
more dances this season. Two dances
will be given at Jackson park, where
the Kolps have been living. These
will be given next Tuesday night and
the following Tuesday. Next Friday
night will be their regular dance at
Cedar Springs Two weeks from that
night, September II, will be the last
dance of the season which will be
held at Cedar Springs. Special en-
tertainment will be furnished the
guests. The winter season will open
in October. A large crowd attended
the Kolp dance given last evening at
Jackson park. Harry Frankel. Of this
city, sang. Music was furnished by
the Kolp orchestra. The guests were:
Christine Anderson, Henrietta Kelch,
Genevieve Smith, Mildred Carpenter.
Mary Kelley, Marietta Corn, Elizabeth
Tarkelson. Helen Johnson, Marjorie
Gennett, Juliet Nusbaum, Janet Seek
err, Doris Groan, Louise Mather, HUI
da Pepper, Pauline Peekury, Miriam
Kelly, Leona Cory, Mabel Daum. Mil
dred Daum, Esther Burris, Lorene
Hess, Clara Gross, Rosamond Border,
Sidney Hesley Gladys Trick, Louise
Mario n'prian Ruth Jca N0tYr1a
Hearst, May Marshall, Kathryn Mey-
err, Amy Fitzpatrick, Helen Jessup,
Edith Decker, Marguerite Kamy, Ma
RE Daugherty Lucy Hopkins Vivian
Harding, Ethelyn Sample, Maize Goe-
bel, Muriel Mashmeyer, Margaret
Jones. Lorraine Long, Vera Pfafflin
Hazel Henderson, Gertrude Bice, Har-
~ Overman, Mary Lahrman, Helen
Rust, Helen Ruiter. Marion Goddick,
Florence Goodrich, Lauretta Conklln,
Alice Miller, Conda Hayworth, Helen
Eggemeyer, Kathryn Bartel, H. Thorn
as, Harold Norris, Earl Keisker, Frank
Bescher, Lester Letter. Carlton Smith,
Russell Allen, William Dunn, Edgar
Loehr, J. N SweiZer, Mark Kennedy.
Kirk BLY,, Neil Bly,, Clifford Gobbick.
Leroy Harding, August Calvaladge,
Roland Wrede, John Crawford, Clyde
Senior, Thornton Brehm, Max Davids,
Frank Grove, Paul Burris, Russell AL
exander, Joe Weiss, Roscoe Johnson,
Paul Brewer, Albert Gregg, George
Rech, Ernest Porter. Claude Sourbeer,
Henry Beck. M. Barrett, Ralph Run
van, Elias Scott, Paul Mckee, Earl
Gehring, Thomas Bell, Frederick Van
Allen, June Gayle, Albert Chrow,
Raymond Smith, Ray Severn, Norris
Muelander, George Weaver, Clarence
Coyle, Peter Lichtenfels, James Car
ter. Winter Hull, Robert Mosier, Lee
Mendenhall E. L. Pennington, P. N.
Griffin, Earle Osborne, Vern Bell,
Joe Pardieck, E. R. Steg, Howard
Hurst, H. A. Stout, Kent Lemon, Ray
Kelly, Charles Twigg and Jesse Hal
berstreet; MI and Mrs. /Adolph Getz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett McConaha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Paddock and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wrenick.
Miss Mary Miller, Of Spartanabrg,
and Harry C. Bond, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Bond, of Chestnut street,
were married last evening at 100
o'clock at the home of the brides
mother in Union City, in the presence
OF relatives and few friends. Rev.
Emerson Clark, pastor at Williams
burg, performed the ceremony. The
bride was attended by Miss Rosa
Bond, sister of the groom and the
groomsman was Mr.. Russell Dorau OF
this city. The bride wore white silk
dress and carried a large bouquet of
flowers. Following the ceremony
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond
will live on a farm near New Paris. MI.
Bond recently returned from service
overseas The guests from Richmond
who attended the wedding. were Mr.
and Mrs c. E. Bond, Miss Rosa Bond,
Miss Edith Bond and Russell Doran.
Miss Mary Zeyen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Zeyen and Robert
ried yesterday morning at O'Clock
Roell affiliated. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Loretta Zeyen and the
groom was attendant by Richard
Zeyan. The bride wore gown OF
Drown silk with harmonizing access
SORES and a corsage of pink roses.
Only members of the immediate fam
lilies witnessed the ceremony following
which a wedding breakfast was served
and Mrs. Anderson left for wedding
trip. They will be at home in Indian
apolis, where Mr.. Anderson is engaged
IN business.
Mrs. Myron Keelor, entertained last
evening at her home on Northwest
Fifth street for Mrs. Ward Dubbs. nee
Miss Edith Stratton, recent BRIDE.
An apron shower was a feature OF the
evening and games and music were en-
ioyed. The house was 2rofusely decor
ated with flowers. A two course sup
per was served in the dining room.
Guests were Mrs. Dubbs. Mrs. Frank
weisgarber. Mrs. John Longstreth
Mrs Lyman Lyboult, Mrs. Fred Roster
OF Dayton, O., Mrs. Fred Hodgin Of
New Madison, Mrs. Allen Jay, Mrs.
Ralph Taylor, Mrs. w. r. Stratton,
Mrs. Ray Sperling, Miss Elizabeth
Starr and Miss Edna Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Study re-
turned today from several weeks
visit in Cleveland and Toledo, o.
Jesse Halberstadt, Of Colen, Mich.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert