The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-06
Society

dance given Monday evening In the
Odd Fellows hall by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Kolp. The ball was decorated
with roses, CHEEKY blossoms and wis
terra. Japanese parasols and lanterns
were suspended from the lattice work.
During the evening the guests were
given miniature Japanese parasols.
The Style Show seven-piece orchestra
furnished the program of dance music.
The dancers included Miss Dorothy
Lebo, Mass Marjorie Gennett, Miss
Mary RiHehart, Miss Eliza beth Kolp,
Miss Rosamond Border, Miss Cornelia
Border Miss Marie O'Brien, Miss Mir
lam Kelly, Miss Margaret Shinn. Miss
Florence Wentz. Miss Miriam Jordan,
Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss Marguerite
Taggart, Miss Miriam Mckee, Miss
Lois Ward, Miss Erma Shriner Of
Elkhart, Miss Katherine Carr, Miss
Esther Fouts, Miss Pauline Marshall.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall, Miss Eliza
beth Bell, Miss Iona Weist, Miss
Mildred Whitley, Miss Edna Johnson,
Miss Mary Lahrman. Miss Reba Schep-
man, Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Virginia Livingston, Miss Lucille Wei
Ter, Miss Matilda Prichard of Hunting
ton. West Va, Miss Helen Geers. Miss
Mary Colvin, Miss Martha Tiff, Miss
Mary Millett, Miss Ruth Edgerton,
Miss Virginia Heiner Of Columbus, O.;
Miss Elizabeth Starr, Miss Julia Lich-
tenfels, Miss Marie Duane, Miss Alice
Smith, Miss Vivian Harding. Miss
Mildred Townsend, Miss Wilma Sud
hoff. Miss Maude Reber, Miss Ruby
Medearis, Miss Clara Daub, Miss
Catherine Nichols. Miss Mary Louise
Bates, Miss Esther Coyle, Miss Kath-
crime Binkley, Miss Louise Mather,
Miss Martha Eggemeyer. Miss Bonita
Monarch, Miss Margaret Calvelage,
1age, Miss Lucille Schroeder, Miss
Ruth Chrow; William Hale, Scott
Kemp, w. e. Rost, Alfred Smith, Mark
fUngenn, Elmer Bescher, Wilson Pierce
Harold Hyde, Lowell Patti, Roland
Loehr. Rudolph Schroeder, William
Schultz, Marion Zuttermeister, E. A.
Wysong, Donald Warfel, Glen Weist
B. Safer, Julian Mccarthy, George
Tarkelson, Edwin Hoerner, Whitney
Mcclure, Robert Starr, Erwin Risk
Jeff Meyer. Robert Rees, Roy John
son, Kenneth Toler, Louis Ripberger
Bremen, Harold sind9 Harry Smith
Harold Wore, Robert Evans, Harry
Thomas. James Wentz. John Living
ston, Thomas Bell, Chester Sharp
Herbert Roberts, John Hill, Earl
Tauer, Howard Bell. Louis Weidner
Henry Lebhart, Irwin Funk, Kent
Lemon, Peter Lichtenfels, Fred Rom
ey, Kenneth Sudhoff, Paul Mccarthy
Harold Latta, Clyde Senior, Walter
Stegman, Roland Cutter. Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Fehr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fox. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Parker, Mr. and Mrs
Ira-Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hutson, Mr.. and Mrs Ira Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Vigran, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ClapI
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kaulich.
A pretty dance will be given Tues
day evening in the l. o. o. F. hall by
Mrs. Frank Critchet. The especial at
traction for this dance will be the
Parker orchestra from Columbus, o
Dancing will begin at 8 p. m.
The annual Easter dance of the
Y. M. l. club was held Monday evening
in the clubrooms. Miller's orchestrs
furnished the music. The dancers in
cluded Miss Pauline VESSEL, Miss Ma
bel Roser, Miss Mary Brandenberg
Miss Margaret Maurer, Miss Blanche
Gausepohl, Miss Alice McManus, Mis-:
Margaret Maurer,
Margaret Stems. Miss Blanch McMan
us, Miss Ellen Mccarthy. Miss Eleano
Smith, Miss Mary Pfeiffer, Miss Ro
sella Vosmeier, Miss Mary Knauber
Miss Evelyn Shoemaker, Miss Lorett;
Zeyen, Miss Matty Miller, Miss Mar,
Heidleman, Miss Cecilia Commit, Mis-
Berndetta Taube, Louis Rome, Mar,
Justice, Thomas Quigley, George Maur
er, Paul Juerling, Edwin CHASER, Cla1
ence Sauer, Joseph Burke. Andrew
Mag, Thomas Fay, Harry BrokamI
Walter CROWN, Raymond holland. JOIN
Calvin, William Kahle, John Kellenel
Richard Zeyen, Andrew Issen, an
Carl Gier.
Miss Virginia Heiner, Of Columbus
o., is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Charlie
Mcclure, at their home on Mort
Tenth street.
. The marriage of Miss Mary Coppoc
and Floyd Scott, was solemnized Nor
day at $50 p m. at the parsonage c
the United Brethren Church. TIL
Rev. II. S. James officiated.
The Daughters of America will NEE
Wednesday at s p. m. in the Waugh
hall.
The Woman's Loyal class will NEE
Wednesday evening in the Moose clui
After the business session a picni
lunch will be served. All member
are asked TO be present.
A card social will be given Tuesda
at S p. m. at the st. Andrews audito
ium by the st. Rose society.
The aid society of the Unite
Brethren church will meet all da
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Til
bets, 207 South | street. The wome
are asked to meet at Eighth and Mai
streets to take the 9 a. m. car. Fac
woman is asked to bring a dish {
vegetables.
The Criterion club met Monday a
ternoon with Mrs. Charles Gross {
her home on South A street. The r.
sponses were favorite quotations. Mr.