The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-19
Society


DR.. James A. Woodburn, of Indiana
University. In his last lecture before
the Gives Department. of the Woman's
sclrb next Tuesday afternoon at 2:a0
&o'clock in the Morrison Reeves library
will address the club on America and
Japan" The eminent historian has
just completed the address after
careful study of the present situation
between the two nations. Because OF
: tho great interest of the subject the
address will be open to any men who
wish to hear DIR. WOODBURY. on the
subject.
I The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity
will give a banquet at the *. OF P.
temple for members and pledges Mon
day evening. 1t will be a stag affair.
Between 80 and go members and
pledges it is expected will attend.
This is the second stag dinner given
by the fraternity since it opened the
seasons activities last fall. Another
banquet is planned for May, the date
ITO be announced later. Westcott Hanes,
Stanley Smith. and Conrad Ottenfeld
are in charge of plans for the banquet
Monday evening.
Announcement has been made that
the popular Suncopating Five, now
playing in st. Petersburg, Fla, is to
arrive in the mlddlewest in time to
play for the seventh annual ball of the
s'omicron Fi Sigma fraternity, one of
the most conspicuous of spring social
functions Invitations for the ball,
numbering over 200, will be issued the
last OF the month. The affair will be
formal, it is said. Elaborate spring
decorations are planned and favors
will be used for cotillions. 1t is ex-
fpected that many members of the
younger set. attending schools out Of
town will be here for the dance.
The Degree of Honor will give a
dance in Red Mems hall next Tuesday
evening, March %. at Sis o'clock. All
members and their friends are invited.
Millers orchestra will play.
A number of Richmond persons
have gone to Cincinnati, O., this week
end to attend Grand opera. Mary
Garden and the Chicago Opera com
spany are appearing there. Friday and
Saturday "Lohengrin,' "Rigoletto, u
and Mona Wanna" Among those
from this city who are attending one
or all of the performances are: Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis c. King, Mrs. Charles
Marvel, Miss Elizabeth Marvel, Miss
Ruth Peltz, Miss Elizabeth Hasemeir
Miss Mariana Swanie. Miss Mildred
Schalk Miss Helen Buckley. ]. E.
Maddy, Floyd Veterinarian and Har
Old Taggart.
Among those who went to Indiana
oolis Saturday to see the Ziegfeld
"Folles" are: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cook, Mrs Verl Folan, Miss Hattie
Eby and Mrs. Walter Farlow.
Miss Jane Carpenter of south Six
teenth street is spending the weekend
in indianapolis, the geust of Miss Eli
nor Cox. She will attend the matt
nee performance of the "Follies," Sat
urday.
Mrs. o. G. Murray Of south Fifteen
tn street is in New York city visiting
her daughter. Miss Maxine Murray
who is attending Miss Finchs schoo
this winter.
Mrs. w. w Gaar of the Hotel West
colt. has returned from Florida, where
she has been spending the winter.
Miss Hazel Mashmeyer and Miss
Mary Bulla are spending the weekend
In Indianapolis. They will attend the
"Follies,' while there.
Julius Karcher, Jr., left Saturda
for Dayton, O., to attend the annua.
banquet of the Fuller Brush compan!
at the Phillips hotel. Mr.. karcher viii
be one of the spokesman of the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank I. Braffett ant
son, Thaddeus, of Detroit, Mich, re
turned homo Friday, after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Reed, of 81 soutf
Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs w c. Hornung. o
Pittsburgh, Pa, are spending the
weekend with their grandmother
Mrs. Mary Soper, of 314 North I
street
Mrs William Venting and he
daughter, Miss Iona Venting, vii
leave Wednesday for Cincinnati, 0.
where they will remain over Easter
Mrs Russell McMinn entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon at he
home on Randolph street for Mrs. Ra,
Crouch. The time was spent will
needlework and music after which
dainty two course luncheon was serv