The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-24
Society

An event among the numerous |
spring functions that will be looked |
forward to with much pleasure is the |
dance to be given by Frank Bescher, |
T. c. Coyle, Peter Lchtenfels, Edgar
Loehr and Roland Wrede ora the
night Of Tuesday, May 4. The best
music heard in Richmond this season
is promised as the Syncopating Five
has been secured to play, This group
of musicians has just finished sea-
sons engagement at the Gold Dragon
cabaret in st. Petersburg, Fla. Their
appearance here will be one of the few
stops they will make en- route to New
York, where they will fill summer
engagements. Invitations will be
issued the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp were host
and hostess for their regular assembly
dance Friday evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall Kolp's orchestra furnished
the program of dance music. The
dancers were Miss Vivian Harding.
Miss Emily Bailey. Miss Dorothy Lee
DO, Miss Kathryn Binkley, Miss Esther
Coyle, Miss Edith Lewis, Miss Mar
guerite Long, Miss Helen Snodgrass,
Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss Anna
Dallas, Miss Florence Wentz, Miss
Bonita Monarch, Miss Edna Stemmer,
Miss Helen Senior, Miss Gladys Long
necker, Miss Edna Johnston, Miss Mir
lam Little, Miss Charlotte Rogers,
Miss Kathryn Carr, Miss Clara My
rick, Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Clara Daub. Miss Gertrude Eggleston,
Miss Helen Nicholson, Miss Rhea
Crandall, Miss Elizabeth Kolp, Miss
Mildred Kemmert, Miss Gwendolyn
Splitter, Miss Martha Jones, Miss Ce-
ella Conniff, Miss Lucille Schroeder.
Miss Wilma Sudhoff Miss Vera Sehep-
man, Miss Mildred Whitley, Miss Mar
guerite Taggart, Miss Helen Hazel
tine, Miss CorneIia Border, Miss Helen
Rethmeyer, Miss Thelma Bymaster,
Miss Flamijan and Miss Janice Mere
dith, Ronald Cox. James Wentz, Clar-
ence Coyle, Roland Cutter, Harry
Thomas, William Dunn, Keith Calkins,
Oakley Richie, Robert Graham, Scott
KEMP Thornton Brehm, Louis Weld
ner, Eugene Messick, Orda Mahin,
Vernon Hess, Ralph Motley, Kenneth
Whitneck, Myron Hill, Howard Sick
man, Alfred Smith, Irwin Funk, Har-
old SineX, Cecil Cureton, Frederick
Norris, Carleton Smith. Kenneth Dol
Inns, Mark Golden, Willard Morgan.
iLoehr, Herbert Roberts, Wayne Hill.
Rudolph Schneider, Richard Robinson,
Kenneth Mott. Conrad Ottenfeld. Fred
Rooney, Gene Rethmeyer, Henry ZeitZ,
Joe Burke and Jean Harding.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Car
ter of Philadelphia and Vincent D.
Nicholson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Edgar Nicholson of this city will be
solemnized in the Friends meeting
house in Germantown, Philadelphia,
Saturday, May 8. Miss Carter is a
graduate of the WesttoWn Boarding
school. During the war she was head
of the department of sewing of the
Friends Service committee. She then
went to France where she was hostess
at the Britanique hotel in Paris Mr.
Nicholson is a graduate of the West
town Boarding school, of Earlham col
lege in the class of 1910 and Of Har
yard Law school in the class of 1916
During the war Mr.. Nicholson was
secretary of the Friends Service com
mittee and Travelled for sometime in
Europe in the interests of that com
Inittee. He has only recently returned
and will become a member of law
firm in Philadelphia.
Friday afternoon. April 80, caro-
party will be given at the Arlington
hotel. for the purpose Of raising mon
ey to renew subscriptions for Is
French orphans who have been cared
for two years. Mrs. John Lontz, Mis-:
Mary A. Wood and Mrs. Henry Gold
finger compose the committee il
charge. Bridge, five hundred ant
euchre will be played. Prizes will b,
lgiven. The affair will begin at p. m
ND oil Il IL,
requested to notify a member of tn,
committee.
The Atheneae club closed it's yea
with luncheon at the Arlington hote
Friday. The tables were beautiful,
decorated with French baskets file,
with Pink rose buds and pink swee
peas, tied with pink tulle bows, an
lcandelabrum filled with pink candles
Miniature bouquets of pink and blu
velvet rosebuds surrounded by a lac
frill were tied to the place cards wit
pink ribbon. Those We're designed b
Mrs. f. l.. Reynolds The luncheo
was served in three courses. TIL
president, Mrs. w J. Smith introduce
EMrs. r. l.. kils, as toastmistress AT
ler the first course Miss Alice Moor
fman responded to toast Our Pla,
day After the second course Mr.!
IN. c. Heironimus gave "Reminiscences
hof the club year" After the thir
course Mrs. Andrew F. Mitchell CAV
impressions Of the Club Work" Mr.
ALLEN d. Hole read a short story. 4
THE close Mrs. Elmer LebO read a
foutline of next years work Mrs. Wi
liam J. Hiatt gave the invocation. TIL
entertainment committee in chare
was composed OF Mrs. Z. l.. Reynold
tMrs. William Bond, Mrs. Foster Hoe
fer, Mrs Elmer Lebo and Mrs Wi
liam Quigg. The out-of-town guest
were Mrs. Phoebe Doan of Westfie]
and Mrs. ]. J. Dickinson OF Indiana
olis. ......
Eaton Rebekah Lodge No. 30, wi
meet at I. o, O. F. hall Saturday {
!7:30 p. m. Staff members are urge
ITO be present as there will be initi
ton of candidates.
The Woman's Missionary Society (
the First English Lutheran churc
will observe Guest Day at the churc
Thursday at $50 p. m. A play "Se1
Mrs. Phoebe Doan Of Westfield, Inc
is the guest of her daughters, Mr.
Allen D. Hole of the National roa
west, and Miss Martha Doan. dean