The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Society

The pavilion at Jackson park was
a lovely setting for the formal dance
given by the Delta Theta Tau sorority
Wednesday evening in honor of the
delegates who are here attending the
national convention of the Delta Theta
Tau. Green and white, sorority col
ors, were used in the hall to the
best advantage. The letters Of the
sorority decorated the walls while |
French baskets filled with white dais-
tes and tied with big bows OF green
sulle added to the festiveness of the
occasion. Japanese lanterns and cher
ry blossoms were used to decorate the
beams of the pavilion. The dance
programs were white leather with the
green insignia of the sorority. Dur
ing the evening sixteen young girls
gave a pretty interpretative dance.
Proceeding this Miss Lucille Steers
and Miss Mary Louise BunneI gave
solo dances. The music was furnished
by Parkers' orchestra OF Columbus
The lovely frocks Of the girls made
this occasion one of the most at
tractive ever given in Richmond. Inc
grand march was led by Miss Ruth
Edgerton and Everett Hoerner. me
guests We're Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss
Catherine Kennedy, Miss Marcella
Kennedy, Miss Winifred Brady, Miss
Lorene Stair, Miss Ruth Wh1ppie'
Miss Roberta Scott, Miss Beulah
Bowers, Miss Charlotte Dubois. Miss
Kate Hustled, Miss Cora Voisinet,
Miss Mary Brady, Miss Miriam Nor
gan, Miss Helen Hester, Miss jose
phine Copack, Miss Miriam Gleesner,
Miss Ruth Morris, Miss Hazel Mash
meyer, Miss Marie Connell, Miss De-
borah Sutton, Miss Miriam Yergen,
Miss Ruth Edgerton, Miss Ann Swell,
gat. Miss Eva CARROT, Miss Marie
Manchester, Miss Lucille Hall, Miss
Katherine CASTILLO, Miss Madeline Ell
lott, Miss Anna Dallas, Miss l.. Sey-
mour, Miss Lucille Matchmaker, Miss
Caroline Bradley, Miss Caroline Rode
field. Miss Sadie Wolf, Miss Helen
Rohyans, Miss Mildred Townsend,
Miss Miriam Morgan, Miss Mabel
Roser, Miss Maurine McCord, Miss
Mary Chenoweth, Miss Hyer, MISS
Dorothy Hunt. Miss Mildred Huist,
Miss Emile Tappan, Miss Estlline
Owen, Miss Esther McMahan, MISS
Frances Pouder, Miss Martha Page,
Miss Miriam Kirkman, Miss Emily
Parker, Miss Mary Mott, Miss Louise
Spaulding, Miss Mary r. Pigman'
Miss Katherine Morris, Miss Julia NC
Gravy. Miss Marie Weisenstein, Miss
Mary Crisler, Miss Helen Maher, Miss
Marie Briede, Miss Esther Drake,
Miss Mary HUMPHREYS, Miss Agnes
Kohne, Miss Ruth Kitchell, Miss LII
liam Parsons, Miss Mary c. Reardon;
LYMAN Orr. Paul Farley, Bob Smith,
Sidney Hayes, S. N. Wallace, Robert
Watt. Robert Pouder. Robert Stevens,
d NJ. Dyer. H. Robinaugh, Willard
Morgan, Hirt Vance, Ralph Vance,
Robert Gilbert. Foster Brate, Donald
Armistead, Ted Grove, Enid Orr, A;
bert Martin Wright Carson, Dwlght
Orr. Harry Thomas. Mart Heltbrlnk'
Mr.. Sebley, Paul Showalter, Dewey
Stocker Lawrence Maher, Marioh
Baumgardner, Frank Forlkerth, haiph
Wright, Willard Brude, Kline DICKS:
Oliver Limbert, Leslie Swayer, MILO
Nve~ Earl Nixon. Walter Slatery,
Dwight Tappan, Edgar Loehr. Tom
sbeehan Russell Allen, Albert Post,
Evertt Hoerner, Leonard Sauer, James
smith. Carlton Grafton, Tom Kelley,
Robert Gordon, Floyd Nusbaum, VIII
liam Dunn, Thornton Brehm. f. n.
Wright. Robert Reece, Paul King,
Everett Lawson. Ewin Funk, Mahlon
sheridan, Roman Vosmeier, William
Morgan. Marc Justice, Thomas Faye,
Marlowe Akin, Robert Hodgin, Burr
simmons, Kenneth Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp, Nh. and Mrs. Jack Grosvenor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle P. Hewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
G. Whelan.
One hundred members of the local
chapter and delegates to the Delta
Theta Tau convention which closed
here Thursday noon attended the tea
given at the coliseum at Liberty,
Wednesday afternoon, by the lota
chapter of Liberty. The room in
which the tea was held was lighted by