The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-30
Society

tended by As members. The tables, ar
ranged in hollow square, were effect
lively decorated with dogwood and
spotted plants A lovely fountain
! banked with spring flowers and potted
plants filled the center of the square
formed by the tables. Fred Fl. Lemon
! arranged the decorations. The pro-
gram for the evening was led by Mrs.
Frederick S. Bates and Howard A.
@Dill. The committee arranging it in
xcluded: Mrs. Fred Bates. chairman;
7 Mrs. Howard Dill, Fred Lemon, John
Thompson and Howard Dill.
The club elected the following Of
4 ficers for next season: Mrs. Howard
A Din, president; DR.. J. Herschel
1 Coffin. vice-president; DR.. Charles S.
4 treasurer. They will succeed DR..
:. Lindley r. Dean. president; Miss
B Blanche Scott, vice president: Mrs.
SOLVER H. Bogue, secretary, and Ever
J EFT R., Lemon, treasurer. Mrs. How
ard Dill is the second woman to be
president Of the club, Miss Sarah Hill
\ having served in that capacity few
years ago.
Social functions for the month OF
! May will open at the Country club
G a dinner and card party will be given
F. for the membership by the May COM
s mittee. Those on the May social COM
=. mittee include: Mrs. E. r. Beatty,
: chairman: Mrs. w. J. Biackmore. Mrs.
!. Fred Miller Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson,
and Mrs. E. Shuman Jones.
q One of the largest dances of the
week will occur Saturday evening
4 when the Eastern Stars entertain for
., their families and friends at the Ma
\ sonic club. Each member is invited
to bring a couple as their guests.
8 Every woman is asked not to forget to
1 bring sandwiches. Scullys orchestra
: will play for the affair.
Z Conspicuous among next weeks
= events is the Japanese ball, which will
be given by the Ornis Melas club at
i the I. o. o. F. hall Monday evening.
= About 200 invitations have been is
: sued for the affair. Kolp's six-piece
orchestra will play the order of dane
:" es. The committee on arrangements
$ for the dance is composed of the fol-
? lowing young women: Miss Gertrude
i Williams, Miss Helen Jessup, Mrs.
Sidney Watt, Miss Mary Reinhardt,
4 and Miss BRIDGE Norris.
= The Young Mems Institute is giving
2 card party at their club rooms on
i South Fifth and c streets Tuesday
I head will be played and luncheon
served. A cordial invitation is ex-
\ tended to the public.
= The Good Will Dancing club will be
entertained at a "hard-times" dance
= in the l. o. O. F. hall Thursday even
ing.
Nilsey's orchestra and entertainers
Of Cincinnati, O. one of the most
popular of middlewest dance orches-
j ,ras, will play for the dance to be
given by Frank Bescher, Edwin Hor-
ner and Russell Allen. in the I. o. O.
F.. ballroom Monday evening, May 8.
Z About ESQ invitations have been is
sued.
j. The Elks will be hosts for a dance
6 10 be given at their club next Wednes-
day evening. for members. The Evan
j J. Smith orchestra and Harry Frankel
will furnish the music.
y One of the prettiest of spring dances
will be given Wednesday evening. May
81 -. by the Delta Theta Tau sorority in
s. the I. o. o. F. hall. The Cornielle sex
tette of Dayton, O., popular dance
. orchestra throughout Ohio, will play
for the affair Between $50 and 200
persons are expected to attend the
function.
= Miss Isabel Ayers entertained a
6 number of friends at her home on
Richmond avenue Friday evening
Those enjoying the party were Miss
Anna Dafler, Miss Ruth keelor, Miss
! Esther Loehr, Miss Ruth Jarrett. Miss
.sAileen Beissman, Miss Marie Evans.
( Miss Josephine Washam, Miss Isabel
= Ayres, and Mr. and Mrs. William Ay-
3 ers.
Mrs Rosella Reese was hostess to
one of the most delightful parties of
n he week when she entertained for
the Quaker City club at her home Fri
+ day afternoon Provisions of pink
and white apple blossoms arranged
Throughout the rooms made lovely
setting for the affair. six o'clock
: chicken dinner was served, covers be-
ing laid for II members and three
S. visitors. The appointments were car
s. ried out in red and white. A contest
held during the afternoon was won
bv Mrs. Lucetta Rich, and a mood
+ change test held by Mr.. Piatt was
enjoyed by the members. Among
: those present were Mrs. Miller. Miss
Virginia Shinn. Master Garland Mitch
q eli. Mrs. Nellie Shinn, Mrs. Nellie
Seaney. Mrs. Addie karcher, Mrs. Lu-
cetta Rich. Mrs. Fannie Adams, Mrs.
> Emma Rich, Mrs. Florence Mitchell,
Mrs Atchison. Mrs. Rosetta Reese,
). Mrs. Jessie Larmore and little Miss
Eileen Adams.
: Mrs. Milroy Baird delightfully."- en-
i tertained for the jolly Twelve club at
" her country home on the New Paris
pike Friday afternoon. Dogwood and
: other spring flowers were prettily ar
i ranged throughout the house for the
> occasion An elaborate country din
: ner was served to the guests at 6
O'Clock Mrs. Emmett Haas and Mrs.
Roland Title were guests of the club.
The NEXT meeting will be with Mrs.
\ James Hart, of North Seventeenth
street
s. The Athenaea club was entertained
) at it's last meeting of the year by Mrs.
. f. Z. Lebo of East Main street Fri
{ dav afternoon. An old-fashioned school
program was the feature of the after
4 noon
ii Mr. and Mrs. James w. Richard. of
> "a North Twelfth street. have an
SDOunced the npaoement of their