The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
Society
The members Of the Omicron ri
Sigma fraternity proved themselves

when the sixth annual ball was given
In the I o. o. r, han. About 200 were
attracted. Many OF the guests were
from other cities. This dance was
the most elaborate ever given by the
fraternity.
The large ball room was artistically
decorated in the fraternity colors OF
purple and gold. One unique attrac-
tion was huge ball that was COM
pletely covered with bits of French
mirrors upon which four powerful
search lights were turned during the
waltzes. The room represented a
southern ball room scene, with the Ell
fective decorations of southern smilax
and large palms. In the corners of
the room floor lamps were partly hid
den with palms; the other lights were
hooded in purple that cast a soft light
over the scene. During the intermis-
sion, feature dances were given by
Miss Betty Morgan. The grand march,
which started at $3.50 p. m, was led
by II. p. Bradley and Miss Maurene
Chenoweth. During the march, pretty
programs were given to the dancers.
the girls receiving little grey leather
ones on which the the seal Of the fra
ternity in gold was placed on the
cover. On the back of the covers were
ders. Eighteen dances and three ex
tras were included on the programs.
DuValle's Jazz orchestra, probably the
best known in Indianapolis, played the
dance for the program that contained
a majority of old-fashioned waltzes,
one-steps and fox-trots. Punch and
dainty waters were served throughout
the evening. Among those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Critchet, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stan
ley. DR.. and Mrs. Dykeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Wickemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Whe-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bone, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Gambler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Click, Mr..
and Mrs. Marc Shofer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bate Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jenk-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Grimes, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kolp and Misses Mar
en-, Eleanor Smith, Maurine Cheno-
weth. Esther Nichols, Cora Harris,
Bessie Cruise, Mildred Klute. Mar
garet Jones, Hazel Daner, Louise Nicer
hoff. Molfe Bates, Mildred Townsend,
Pauline Vessel, Mary Clapp, Ruth
Weidner, Elizabeth Brown, Clemen-
tine Overman. Vera Pfafflin, Mabel
Feltman. Edna Stanback. Vivian
Harding, Dorothey Drawer, Elsie
Norris, Ula HAYWOOD. Flora Packs, Lu-
Gle Wellbaum. Ruth Wickemeyer,
Mary Bnlla Helen Rethmeyer, Hazel
Mashmeyer, Neva Bowman, Louise
UhI, Virginia Bates OF Indianapolis,
Helen Hazeltine, Margaret Calvelage,
Clara Getz, Madge Mahan Of CAM
bridge City: Olive Lewis. Nan Clerk.
Mary Reinhart, Mary Nicholson, Flor
ence Cummins, of Indianapolis; Doris
Mcpherson of Youngstown, o.; Emma
,Fullinvider of Indianapolis; Margaret
Nickemeyer, Amy Fitzpatrick. Mary
Fitzpatrick. Sigma Schuyler. Greta
Helen Geers, Martha Jones, Olive
Jones, Martha Tiff, Marie O'Brien,
Cristine Anderson. Jenny Anderson,
Rosamond Border, Louise Mather,
Elizabeth Kolp, Frances Burns, OF
Union City; Esther Smith of Buffalo,
N. Y; and Messrs. Donald Gutter,
Ralph Engelbert, Aida Main, Thomas
Fay, H. P. Bradley, ]. E. Skinner, Ray
Aiken, Roy Plummer, Howard Hall,
Frank Critchet, Henry Beck, Mark
Heitbrink, Ronald Cox, Louis Rip
berger. Louis Robe, Ray Dalbey, James
Eaton, Nile Patti, Lester Letter, Carol
ton Smith, Harold Norris, Westcott
Haynes, Samuel Fisher, Kenneth
Toler, Robert st. John, Charles Brown
James Rees. Carl Moore, Robert Rees
Russell Stricken, Oscar Morton, Johr
Evans, M. Ainsley, Of Oxford, O.; M
Veale, Paul Steen, Russell Beck, Con
rad Ottenfeld Chester Sharp, Lee
Ef,0y
Max Davids, Irwin Funk, Beryle Jenk
ms of Anderson, Ind; Mahlon Sheri
dan, Don Warfel, w. B. Williams, Ed
mund Sudhoff. Clarence Kerlin. En-
erson Jenkins, of Anderson, Ind; Rob
ert Wetz, Hugh Harrison, Glen Weist
Robert Copeland, Walter Caskey
George Tarkleson Peter Lichtenfels
Stanley Smith, X. j. White, Kennel
Middaugb, Fred Rooney, Clyde Senior
Mark Golden, A. J. Lienemann, Allel
Hiatt and Mckenzie Monarch.
The marriage of Miss Clara A. Weis
brod, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Weisbrod, to James 81. M
Cauley, the son Of George McCauley
took place at p. m. Wednesday at tn
home of the brides parents on Sout
Fifteenth street. The ceremon
room was prettily arranged with palm
and basket OF Ophetia roses. Tn
bride was led down stairs by maste
Robert Kienker. and Mary Kienke
while the Lohengrin wedding marc
was played. The Rev. F. A. Dresse
pastor of the First English Luthera
church, officiated with the ring ser,
ices. The bride was handsomel
dressed in white satin, with pea
trimmings. and wore tulle veil. Sh
carried a bridal boquet of orchid
and valley lilies. Before the SER
ices Miss Lena Weisbrod of Dayton
o., sang with You. A weddin
diner was served by members of til
families of the Igride and bridegroom
They left the city for a wedding tri
east, and on their return will be {
home at $40 IL South Thirteent
street. The bride travelled in a su
of navy blue with accessories to ha
monte. Herman Steinkamp, of In
annapolis, and Miss Lena Weisbrod
Dayton, were guests from out of tn
city.
Miss Flora Toschlog. daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Toschlog, an