The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01
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The Country club was a scene of a
. pretty dinner-dance. Thursday even
ing, which was given by the March
social committee. About 80 couples /
were in attendance. Music was fur
nished by the Evan Smith six-piece
orchestra with Harry Frapkel as solo
list. =. .s..
Masons were entertained at one Of
the largest dances of the week in the
Masonic club rooms, Thursday even
ing. Sixty-five couples were present.
Music was furnished by Scully's Or
chestra- Another dance will be given
at the club on April a., it is an
nounced, for which the Evan Smith /
six-piece orchestra with Harry Fran
kel as soloist, will play. Clarence
Mayhem. Ellis knight and Percy
Smith will have charge of arrange
ments for the dance.
Eagles will give one OF . series OF
dances April under the auspices of
the drill team. These dances will be
given to raise money to pay expenses
to the national convention OF Eagles,
which will be held in Newark, N. j..
in August
Children of Country. club members
a and their parents are invited to at
tend the party at the Country club
Saturday afternoon from until b
o'clock. Mrs. Charlie Kolp and Miss
Elizabeth Kolp will assist in enter
ia lining the children. .., .s..
MI. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give
their assembly dance in the l. y. y.
F hall Friday evening. Another hal1
term of lessons for the Friday evening
class will also begin. The Saturday
afternoon class will open another
half term in the l. o. o. F. hall Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Ruby Acres and Miss Marie
Karle of Indianapolis will be guests
of honor at an informal reception
which members of the Delta Theta
Tau sorority will hold at the home OF
Mrs. Alvin Fox from until O'CLOCK
Saturday afternoon. The guests are
members Of the sorority's chapter in
Indianapolis. -.-. ......
Mrs. Gus Borton entertained inform
- ally Thursday afternoon in honor OF
her 26thr birthday Anniversary.
Mrs. Perry Williams entertained
Section Four of Grace church at an
all-day sewing bee Thursday at her
home on Southwest A street Twelve
persons were present.
The Magazine club will be enter
tanned by Miss Eaton Monday after
noon at her home, Is South Thirteenth
"a "a IA nv win be given in the
Red Mems hall Saturday evening at
1918 O'Clock. Progressive euchre will
be played. Theapublic is invited.
ss,The w. B: A. of the Maccabees will
hold its regular meeting in Odd Eel
lows hall at 1870 Friday evening.
Mrs. A. E. Brooks entertained for
the Banner social at her home on
North Ninth street Thursday after
noon with an Easter party. The
rooms were profusely decorated in the
Easter :celorsz OF yellow and white. The
same color scheme was carried out IN
the luncheon appointments. Clusters
Of yellow ribbons were suspended
from the chandelier over the dining
table 70 large basket of Easter eggs
and rabbits which formed the table s
seenterpiece- Cakes were yellow and
white and motifs on the place cards
Mere in the same color. All members
of the club were present and two
quests. Miss Gladys Mulligan and
Mrs. Gus Borton. Mrs. George Walk
.er will entertain the club the last
Thursday in April.
X Mr.. and Mrs David Esteb of South
Fourteenth street have returned from
Florida where they have been spend
ing some time
MT. and Mrs. Harry Lontz Of South
Sixteenth street and Charles Mcguire
of North Tenth street are leaving FIJI
day evening for New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bentlage are
the parents of baby boy born at Reid
Memorial hospital Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Lontz Of South Fifteenth
street is leaving for French Lick Sat
urday to spend two weeks.
Miss Bessie Buell., who is teaching
in an Indianapolis school, left Thurs
day for Franklin to spend the rest of
her spring vacation after visiting her
parents in this city.
Mrs. Will Torbeck of the Knipp san.
itarium of Rome City is to be the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Henry Broerman
OF South Eighth street.
.e Mrs. c. E. Hayes and son of South
Eighth street, who have been spending
the winter in Los Angeles. Cal, are
expected home some time next week
Mr.. Hayes will meet them in Denver
Col, and accompany them home.
& Richard Hutson celebrated his third
birthday anniversary and Frances Mae
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