The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Lineback en,er-
tanned a number of persons at a din
ner party Sunday evening az their
home. 100 North Twelfth street. Les
ter Crull. L. S. N, who is here from
Boston, Mass. to spend a month. was
the guest of honor. Other persons for
whom covers were laid included: Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Eliason and daughters, Dorothy
and Marjorie, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Boggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Lineback.
An interesting event of the winter
season has been the opening of classes
in fancy dancing by Miss Elizabeth
Kolp al the Eagles club for little chill
dren. One of the classes, which meets
from until 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon, is composed of very young chill
dren, who are being instructed in fun
damental steps and simple dances. A
class of older children, numbering
about 35, which meets on Saturdays
from until 4:30 o'clock is composed
of more advanced pupils. This class
at present is studying Russian dane
ing. The gallery in the ballroom of
the Eagles club where the classes
assemble is to be open the rest of the
season from until 4:30 o'clock Satur-
day afternoons TO the public it is an
nounced Miss KOlp extends a cor
dial invitation to everyone to come,
and mothers are invited to bring their
friends and children. AS a feature of
each class fancy dances are given dur
ing the afternoon by more advanced
pupils. Music for the dancing is play
ed by Miss Mary Eyden, pianist.
The little people who compose the
youngest class of pupils for Saturday
afternoon are: Miss Barbara Jean Fox,
Miss Geraldine Beuhl. Miss Suzanne
Williams, Miss Suzanne Mcguire, Miss
Bette Eggemeyer, Miss Alma Ruth
Haus, Miss Nellie Harter, Miss jean
McConaha, Miss Jane McWhinney,
Miss Janet Land, Miss Martha Free
man, and Miss Janet Nixon, of Cen
terviIle.
Pupils in the advanced class OF Miss
Kolp's pupils who meet from until
4:30 o'clock include: Miss Louise Lo-
gan, Miss Mary Shiveley, Miss Phyllis
Hughes, Miss Mary Cowles, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Reck, Miss Sarah Copeland,
Miss Margaret Jenkins, Miss Louise
Jenkins, Miss Helen Sheppard, Miss
Myra Dennis, Miss Eloise Gennett, Miss
Marion Heiser, Miss Eleanor Collins
. Miss Katherine Gerlach, Miss Mary
Jane Harrington, Miss Jean Grotten-
dick, Miss Katherine Myers, Miss Nan
cy Robbins. Miss Lestra Hibberd. Miss
Kathleen COmstock, Miss Jane Robe,
Miss Dorothy Hipskind Miss Jane
Taggart,' Miss Emily Frances Watt
Miss Marcia Weisgarber. Miss Helen
Brennan, Miss Vivian Cox. Miss Eliza
beth Scott, of New Paris. O., Miss Liz
eta Campbell, Miss Evelyn Carr, Miss
Jean Meyers. Miss Jane Elmer, Miss
Tweedie Taylor, Miss Ellen Bartel
Miss Alice Jean Price, Miss Barbara
Bernhardt, Miss Bette Taylor. Miss
Edith Worley. Miss Helen Frances
Campbell, of Hagesrtown, Miss Dor
othy Porter, Of Hagerstown. Miss Dor
otby Vent, and Miss Lucille Steers
of Green's Fork.
The Art department of the Woman s
club will meet at $50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon in the Public Art gallery
William Dudley Foulke will give a gal
Iery talk on The F1orentine School
in connection with his exhibition oil
color prints which is now hanging
in the gallery
Mrs. Paul Neff will entertain the
Philathea class of the Second Presby
terrain church at her home, 1902 Nortt
p street, Tuesday evening. Dec. 6. The
Christmas party will be held al this
time. All members are invited.
The Home Culture club Of Center
vile will hold its annual business
meeting and election of officers Tues
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock in thu
Centerville Methodist church. Com
mittees will give their reports. ant
each department will be represented
by short program. Historic Cen
terville" will be the subject of an ad
dress by former Representative J. A
Commons. A grab bag will be hell
by the social committee for which eacl
guest is to bring one useful gift not t,
cost more than 10 cents.
w B. 4. of the Maccabees at thei
meeting Friday evening elected the TO
lowing officers: Mrs. Margaret Besse
man, commander: Mrs. Nevada Adams
lieutenant commander; Mrs, Indi
Part; record keeper: Mrs. Mary Con
mer, chaplain: Mrs. Elva Boggs. lady
alarms; Mrs. Bessie Surritt. sergeant
Mrs. May Morrow. sentinel; and Mr.:
Laura Anspaugh, picket; Mrs. Clar
Timberlack, collector.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Star Bible class of the Second Pre-.
byterian church will be entertaine
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
G. NJ HawOrth 313 North Seventeent
street. The hostess will be assiste
by Mrs. John Richardson and Mr..
Alberg Anderson. The members {
the class are invited to be presen
Christmas gifts are TO be exchanged
The Tyrolean club will be ente
tanned Monday evening by Miss Mar
Carman at her home on Pearl street
The Ornis Melas will be entertaine
Tuesday evening by Miss Esther Rel
at her home on East Main street
Joe Kayser and his Novelty orche
ira. Of New York city, will appear heI
Tor the first time the evening of De
% TO play for the combined Chris
mas-New Year dance which Mr. an
Mrs. Bert Kolp will give in the bal
room of the Knights of Pythias ter
pie. The orchestra is composed
five players. eacn OF whom double
on his Instruments The Dlayprs hay