The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-09


Mrs. A. A. Mumbower and Mrs Roy
Babylon.
A spring dance for married folks
will be given by. Mr. and Mrs. Kolp
in the l. o. o. F. hall Monday evening
May Is. The Ko1p-Smith orchestra
will play for the affair.
What promises to be one of the sea-
sons most popular dances occurs Mon
day evening when Wilsey's orchestra
of Cincinnati. o.. plays for the dance
Frank Bescher. Edwin Homer and
Russell Allen are giving in the I. o. O
F. hall. The orchestra is making its
initial appearance here and comes
with the reputation of being one of
the best dance orchestras of the mid
dlewest. The five players are indi-
vidual stars and each doubles on his
instrument. They will give singing
acts an an added feature with their
playing. Chaperons for the affair will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Martindale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Land. Miss Ruth James, and
Ed N. Wilson. The balcony will be
open to spectators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert kolp will give
their last assembly dance of the sea-
son at the I. o. o. F. hall next Friday
evening. Exhibitions of fancy dane
ing by pupils of Miss Betty Morgan
in. Mr.. and Mrs. Kolp will open their
summer season at Jackson park Dec
Grafton Day.
Mrs. Lawrence Lahman has re-
turned from Cincinnati, O., where her
husband recently underwent an oper.
alton. Mr.. Lahman is expected to re-
turn home in a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam H. Bartel, Miss
Gertrude Bartel, and Miss Caroline
Bartel have returned from a trip on
the Pasif1c coast. They visited a
month with relatives in Los Angeles.
En- route home they visited the Grand
Canon. San Francisco, Kansas City.
Mo, St Louis and other points.
One of the most important social
{ events of the week is the dance the
Delta Theta Tau sorority is giving
Thursday evening, May II, in the I. o.
O. F.. hall. The Cornielle sextette.
"Dayton's best known orchestra" will
furnish the music. Elaborate decora-
lions have been planned by the COM
mittee and no trouble or expense will
be spared in making it one of the
prettiest dances of the season. The
fraternity and sorority dancers are
cordially invited to attend. The CON-
| mittee arranging the affair includes
! the following persons: Mrs. Omar
! Whelan, Mrs. Guy Gotschall. Mrs. N.Y.
ron Crane, Miss Mary Chenoweth.
Miss Agnes Cain. Miss Ruth Edgerton,
Miss Maude Watts, and Miss Ruby
! Cavanaugh.
Miss Mabel Hasemeier will present
her more advanced pupils in piano
forte, in a recital Tuesday evening,
May 10, at her home on South Sew
enth street Parents and friends of
pupils will be guests. The program
follows:
Evelyn Kemper
Louise Nieman
a. Thou Art Like Unto a Lovely
Flower ...... Rubinstein-Strauss
u. SdpTlCS l1uCl ICA
Maxine McCune
| Mazurka ............S Saint Saens
w. Katherine Wellbaum
| a. PizZicat .................S chutt
b. The Bee ...............Sc Schubert
Helen Heitbrink
Dawn ............... Geehl
Doris Weesner
Badinage ............. Herbert
Rhea Pyle
Menuet ........... Paderewski
Esther Thomas
vocal SELECTED
Rhea Crandall
Dreams of Love notwithstanding List
Grace Simcoke
a. Sextette from Lucia Cleft handy
Donezetti-Oren, Chopin
Helen Eichorn
| The Flatterer ........... Chaminade
l. Rhea Crandall
Rustic of Spring .......... Sinding
| Alberta Gossett
The Richmond Art association will
, hold it's annual dinner in the Public
Art gallery Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock. Mrs. Ida M Carpenter, Mrs.
Paul Comstock and Mrs. Charles Nc.
CURE are in charge of tables and dec.
oraitons for the affair. The speakers
program has been arranged by Mrs
M. F. Johnston. The affair is con
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