The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

terrain with a dance and social Satur-
day evening for members and their
families.
The knights of Columbus will be
hosts for one of the leading affairs
of the week Tuesday evening, Oct %,
when they entertain with a dance in
the /. o. o. F. hall. Kolp's orchestra
will play. The dance is invitational
A dance will be given by Degree of
Honor members Tuesday evening in
the orders club rooms. The Engle-
bert and Erik orchestra will play. Per-
sons who have attended the orders
dances before are invited
Prominent among the seasons
dances is the Halloween masquerade
ball which several young men are Civ
ing Wednesday evening at the |. o. o.
F. hall. The popular Syncopating
Five, of ST. Petersburg, Fla, will play
the order of dances. All guests are
rations in keeping with the season
will be used in the hall for the occa-
sion. Refreshments will be served
during the evening
dinner party will be given by the
Kiwanis club Wednesday evening at
the Knights of Pythias temple when
ladies night" will be observed The
guests are all asked to wear old-fash-
Toned costumes, Bingham dresses,
overalls or Halloween costumes.
Country club members are to be en-
tertained at a Halloween dance next
Saturday evening. Music will be by
the Harry Frankel players. Prepare
lions are being made by the commit
tee in charge, of which Mrs. Walter
Engle is chairman, for special enter
tainment features and elaborate Hal
loween decorations.
The opening Masonic dance will be
given at the club Thursday evening
of next week, it has been announced.
The Y. M. l. will give a card party
Tuesday evening at it's club at South
Fifth and C streets. Euchre and
sheephead will be played. The public
is invited.
The Y. M l. will give its regular
assembly dance Thursday evening
Oct. 81.
Miss Helen Mashmeyer will be host
ess for Halloween party for the
Omrica Filae club, Monday evening
The W.C.TU. federation of the cit!
will hold its first general meeting OF
| Monday afternoon in the Parish house
of st. Paurs Episcopal church, cor
ner North A and Eighth streets, a
! }. will 10 ar
( at that time.
| Mrs. F. C. Powers will be hostess
| to the Criterion club, Tuesday after
noon at her home, 230 North Eighteen
| tn street. Responses will be or
French customs. Papers will be
Industries of the French Women" b,
Mrs. F. F. Riggs and a review o
Eugene Grandet" by Mrs. A. B. Har
rison.
The Missionary society of the FRS
| Presbyterian church, will meet Wed
nesday, Oct. 26, with Mrs. LeRo.
Lawrence, 320 North Fourteenth st
Sigma Kappas will be entertained
| Wednesday evening by Miss Met;
| Weyman, at her home on South Elev
| eth street.
Mrs. George Fogel will entertain
the Daffadil club at her home, Thurs
| day afternoon.
| A Halloween masquerade party vii
be given by the Ladies class of tn,
New Westville church, Friday even
ing, Oct. %.
Tht Junior Art association will Civ,
Halloween party on Friday evening
The social committee, of which Rosco
Cont is chairman, will be in charg
of arrangements.
Pressely E. hartman, national vice
president of the A. l. U. will give a.
address before the local chapter mex
Friday evening, at Campfield hal
The public is invited. In connection
with Mr.. Zartman's address motto
pictures will be shown.
The Jolly Twelve will meet wit
/. Mrs. c. A. Riegel at her home. o.
South Fourteenth street, Friday after
| noon.
Mrs. Bert Keller will be hostess t
the U. c. T. at her home on SoutI
Thirteenth street, Friday.