The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-05
Society

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Fem Fem Shriners will entertain
with one of the most novel dances
of the season at the Coliseum Thurs
day evening. Feature danes and
Special entertainment will be provided
during the evening. A SNOWFALL dance.
a spot dance, serpentine dance, and
a balloon dance are on the evening"
program. The Evan J. Smith orches-
stra will play for the affair with Harry
eFrankel, soloist.
3 One of the most beautiful hons
weddings of the month occurred
"wednesday evening at the home OF
.Mr. and Mrs, Frank Haner. of South
Fourth street, when their daughter,
Lucille. and Harlow Edgar Haas, son
aof Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Haas, were
-Ina rried at 80 O'Clock. Roses twined
with smilax formed arches in the en-
,tranceways while large bouquets OF
pink roses and festoons of smilax
swere used in abundance throughout
.the rooms of the residence. White
candles in crystal holders added to
.tlC= loNSiIhCoS oL Tic SCEhC- iSSOSi-
ting the ceremony program of bridal
airs were played by Miss Alice Knoll
, lenberg. Miss Corinne Nusbaum, and
! Miss Camilla Haner, sister of the
. bride. Accompanied by Miss Knollen-
1 berg on the piano and Miss Haner on
the violin, Miss Nusbaum sang For
! You Alone" Calm as the Night"
! and "Mavis." Miss Haner and Miss
Nusbaum played two violin duets,
Loves Old Sweet Song" and THE
Sweetest Story Ever Told The
I wedding march was played by Miss
! Knollenberg. The service as read be-
fore an altar banked with palms and
ferns and intertwined with roses and
smilax about which tall candles in
stately candelabra cleaned. The sin
gle ring ceremony was used, the Rev.
4 +. A Dressed, Of the First English Luz
theran church officiating. The brides
gown was of Paulette crepe fashioned
I over white satin. She carried show
I er of white roes and valley lilies.
], There were no attendants. After the
Z ceremony a wedding-supper was serv-
! ed. The brides table was lighted by
! pink-shaded candles in crystal holders
I tied with tulle. The centerpiece was
I formed with pink roses and smilax.
4 Four smaller tables. also lighted with
( candles and decorated with roses. &C
. commodate the other guests. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Haas have left on short wed.
ding trip after which they will be al
y home in Franklin. o.
! Tho popular Syncopating Five will
/ play for another dance here this sea
i son. to be given at the I.O.O.F. hall
&c onno,rnoH Ah0uf O0f
4 invitations will be issued for the af
= fair The committee arranging the
Ssaffair inclndes: Ralph Englebert
= Earl Hewitt, Westcott Hanes, Donald
: Cutler, Alfred Hiatt and Verle New
I ton.
Wilsey's orchestra. said to be one OF
the finest dance orchestras of the mid
dlewest, will make it's bow here May
Q at a dance to be given by Franz
Z Bescher. Edwin Homer and Russell
: Allen at the I. o. o. F. hall. The five
3 who compose the ensemble are ex
r,pert musicians and each doubles OF
I his instruments. 81
T. Much interest is being shown in thu
,a1Cornielle Sextette, of Dayton. O.
sSwhich is to play for the Delta Thet;
:, Tau sorority dance to be given in tn
\ ball room of the l. o. o. F. hall mex
q Thursday evening, May II. LOU:
" Manure, a member of the sextette, i
Il known as Dayton's cornet king, and i
=, equally we'll known for his saxophon
Z and slide trombone playing. JOSEPH
+ Goetz. another member of the orches
:. ira. is considered one of the best O
:. Dayton's piano players, and is teach
- err at the Awando studios. All tn
-, thoir in strIlmpntc
= The affair here will be informal, it i
i announced.
= A Hard Times" dance for member
= Of the Good Will Dancing club will o
Y given at the l. o. o. F. hall Thursda
- evening.
q Country club members will be ell
: tertained at a dinner and card part
: at the club Thursday evening. Thi
: is the first function to be arrange
= by the May social committee. Dill
< ner will be served at $50 O'Clock.
: Art association members are r.
: minded that reservations for the al
= nual dinner to be held in the Publ
- Art gallery Tuesday evening, May i
: must be made with Francis Edmund
: not later than Saturday evening. Dbl
: ner will be 81 a plate. All associatio
:. members who have paid their due
:. are invited to attend.
The Loyal Women's class OF tt
;. First Christian church will meet wit
\ Mrs Jennie Hinshaw, 113 South Tent
. street Friday afternoon.
= Mrs. William H. Middleton of CT
! cago, formerly of this city, is que
{ at the home OF Lewis c. King Of Soui
y. Twenty-first street.
z Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Willis Beede hay
Z returned from an extended tr
a through Africa and Palestine.
x The Delta Theta Tau sorority wi
= hold an important meeting Frids
Z evening at the home of Miss Nal
: Thomas. 101 North Nineteenth stree
= All members are requested to be pre-
!, ent.
Z Mrs George Harkins will be hoste!
y to the Calanthea society at her hon
on North Eighteenth street Frids
!. afternoon.
g Mrs Ella Hill of North Eighteent
& street will be hostess to the Enterpri
4 class of the East Main street Frient
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