The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-13
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crate in every detail, formed the scene
of pretty dance which was given last |
evening in the 1. o. o. F. hall by Pi I
chapter Of Delta Theta Tau sorority. |
A lattice work Of green crepe paper |
covered the ceiling. suspended from |
which were tiny paper birds and but
terflies of all colors. Japanese lam
terms covered al 1.-The lights and floor
lamps Of soft shades were used in the |
corners of the dance floor. Huge |
branches Of cherry blossoms and apple |
blossoms, smilax and ferns were used
everywhere. and large Japanese paE-
asols used in many places, added to
the effectiveness of the scene Four
real canaries in tiny cages were hung
about the room and chirped gaily in
harmony with the occasion A large
banner with the sorority letters hung
In q mass of cherry blossoms. was sus-
pended from the lattice work in the
middle of. the floor.
In a little Japanese bower of flow
ers and birds, two girls, Miss Miriam
Jordan and Miss oral Haseltine, dress.
ed Gin Japanese costume, served lunch
during the evening. The All-Ohio-Five
jazz orchestra of Springfield. o.. play
ed their usual program of bright music
and at $50 O'Clock began the grand
march Little Miss Betty Morgan and
Samuel Kolp led the grand march.
followed by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp
and members OF the sorority. One
hundred couples took part in this. and
the girls dressed in pretty evening
frocks made the scene pretty one.
and a truly "pre-war" exhibition. Dur
ing the evening Miss Betty Morgan
gave two solo dances, displaying her
oEili The
feature dance of the evening was the
waltz song, "Delt Elite" written by
Miss Mary Thomas and Miss Hazel
Mashmeyer, which was played and
sung by the orchestra. The programs
were in green and gold, consisting OF
twelve dance numbers and were Civ
en- to the guests at the close Of the
grand march by the two Japanese
girls.
The dancers last evening were:
Miss Wilhemina Boggs. Miss Martha
Jones, Miss Norrine Chenoweth. Miss
Florence Spaulding. Miss Florence
Burgess, Miss Mary Jane Bulla, Miss
Neva Bowman, Miss Fay Schmidt. Miss
Margaret Jones. Miss Ruth Weidner,
Miss Agnes Cain, Miss Nina Edmund
son, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Ruth
Wickermeyer, Miss Louise Mather.
Miss Cora Harris. Miss Marie Duane,
Miss Edna Dickinson. Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Hazel Sarles. Miss
Allyn Elliott, Miss Marie O'Brien,
Miss Kathryn Elliott, Miss Katherine
Broderick, Miss Margaret Calyelage.
Miss Mary Chenoweth, Miss Louise
Poos. Miss Lucille Reed, Miss Vera
Pfafflin, Miss Cornelia Border. Miss
Coalter. Miss Helen Tyrell, Miss Ethel
Poos, Miss Letha Chrow, Miss Hazel
Mashmeyer, Miss Mary Foley. Mrs.
Marian Mccarthy. Miss Margaret
wickemeyer: Morris Haner. Wilbur
MorreII. Herbert Bradley. Ray Wick
emeyer, Oscar Morton, Earl Bone, Ce-
dric Johnson, c. A Scott, Henry Beck,
Roberts. August Calvelage, Russell
Stricken. Clyde Senior, Raymond
Aiken. Waldo Dubbs, Frank Bescher,
Marion Zuttermeister, George Welsh,
Harry Thomas, A. F. Mayer. Russell
Allen, NJ. F. Gruenwald, Chester
Sharp. Marlowe Aiken. George
Weaver. w B. Pryor. Ray Smith.
Dwight j. p King. NJ. Sharkey. Earl
Bullerdick. Edgar -Loehn, Harold
Grimes, c. W. Schlenker of Eaton
Carl Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Bone Mr.. and, Mrs. George O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Crichet. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Tyrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kluter; the
out-of-town guests were Miss Mexican
of Grand Rapids; Garwood Graham
of Anderson; Miss Vivian Doughlitt
Miss Mildred Page, Miss Charlotte
Hustled. Miss Mary Pegman. Dwight
Orr. Dwight Tappen. NJ. A. Nye, ane
Ralph Kitchell, of Liberty.
The woman's Home Missionary so
oiety of Grace Methodist church viii
meet at 1880 o'clock tomorrow even
ing at the church.
Mrs. ". C. Henley and Mrs. Franz
Williams will entertain members
Circle 2 of First Presbyterian churcl
at the home of Mrs. Henley. 201 Nortl
Fourteenth street, Thursday after
noon.
The Perseverance class of Ffrs
Baptist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrsf Tidd at her HON
20 Richmond avenue.
Miss Martha R. Wallace OF this cit
and Charles B. Rau of Rockford, Ill
were married this morning at tn
First Presbyterian manse by Rev. j. .
Rae There were no attendants M
and Mrs. Rau left Immediately afte
tho ceremony for their home in Rocl
ford.
Miss Opal Hawkins returned last e
cning from Cincinnati where she spel
the day.
Members of the Omicron Pr Sign
fraternity will give their fraternii
dinner at the Westcott hotel Thur
day evening. Covers will be laid Il
forty members and pledges.
Lieut.. Ora p Stone left today fl
New Orleans after a short visit wit
Miss Opal Hawkins. Lieut.. Stone hi
recently been discharged from Il
army.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Brammer OF
South Eleventh street, have return
from a weeks visit with their so
Vernon Brammer, secretary of Il