The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
Society

The regular assembly dance was
held by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp, in
the /. o. o. F. hall. The music for
the social dances was furnished by
the Koip's orchestra. Those present
were: Ollin Haynes. Conrad Often
felt, Earl Tauer. Harry Thomas. Will
liam Eggemeyer, Wynne Evans. Rol-
and Loehr, Roland Cutter, Elmer Bes-
cher, Neal BLY,, Burr Simmons. Law
renee Hoover, Gene Rethmeyer, Har-
old Hyde. Wayne Hill, Charles Yeag-
er, William Hale, James Rees. Ed
Shekell, Lester Letter. Carlton Smith,
Myron Hill. L. 8. Johnson. Scott
Kamp. Robert Evans, Henry Zeitz.
Sterling Reid, Ray Dalbey. Joseph
Swearinger, Albert Chrow. Irwin Risk,
Grant Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. x. King.
Misses Olive Lewis, Julia Lichtenfels,
Rosetta Elston. Louise Spalding. Hell.
ell Rethmeyer, Maude Watt, Lorain
Long. Marguerite Cox, Dorothy Lebo,
Mildred Whitley. Martha Plummer.
Jane Carpenter, Winifred Comstock,
guerite Taggart, Wilnea Sudhoff. Lola
Weist, Lucille Schroeder. Kathryn
Binkley, Elizabeth Leonard, Alice
Decker, Edith Decker, Charlotte Rog-
ers. Thelma Bymaster, Dorothy Rees.
Wilma Ellibee, Iris Igleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp have an
nounced that on March 1S, the Baron.
ess Norka Rouskaya, Spanish and
pear at the coliseum for one perform.
ance. She is to bring with her as a
supporting company, the nine Live
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records as the Columbia Saxaphone
Sextette" Novelty Five, American
Marimbaphone Band" "Yerkes Jaza,
rimba orchestra" and the Happy Six"
the foregoing combination comprising
all part of the same nine men who
vii appear here under Harry Yerkes,
direction. The Rauskaya concert
series being brought to Richmond by
Ray Weisbrodt on the seasons concert
series, and three hour dance will be
enjoyed.
Mrs. Oscar Tressel. at her homo on
South Eleventh street, entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class of
the Trinity Lutheran church Friday
evening, with a Washingtons birthday
party. The evening was devoted to
games and contest and music. At the
appointed hour dainty refreshments of
cherry ice and Martha Washington
cake was served. Silk flags were
given as favors. Those present were
Ruth Fleming. Emma Karcher, Doro'
thy Jenkins, Thelma Mashmeyer,
Evelyn Kemper, Francis Drisleyer.
Thelma Nicholson, Alice Daub, Clara
Mayer, Louise Weidner, Helen Eichorn
Thelma Tomlinson, Katherine Will
baum. Hazal Virgins, Betty Bartel,
and Marjorie Tressel.
Miss Phyliss Butler is visiting in
Dayton, O., with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Russell Martin and daughter,
jeanne, of Indianapolis, are visiting in
the city with the formers mother, Mrs.
Andrew Snively, Of North Nineteenth
street
Miss Mi1dren Schalk, instructor of
music for the high school, and Miss
Dorothy Dilks, are spending two
weeks in Lancaster, Pa, Philadelphia
Pa, and New York City.
Richmond Council, No 1856, s. B. A
will have initiation, Monday evening
Feb. %, at the Vaughn hall. After
the business session an old fashioned
dance will be given for the benefit OF
the order.
The Mary Thomas w. C. T. U. will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs
Martha Little, at her home, PIG North
Eleventh street. This will be bust
ness meeting and all members arc
urged to be present.
The Mary Hill w. c. T. U. was en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Brown, on Boyer
street. After the business session, {
social hour was enjoyed.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will
meet in the post rooms at 2 p. M
Tuesday. All members are urged tt
be present and a social hour will b.
enjoyed.
The Maumee Council, D. of P, will
meet Saturday evening in the Rel
Mems hall. Following the bushes!
session, a pie social will be given
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham
will be host and hostess Tuesday eve
ming for their regular assembly dane
in Vaughn hall.
The Universalist Missionary circl
will meet Thursday, Feb. rs, at tn
home of Mrs. Rachael Owen. Mrs
Bertha Anderson will be leader.