The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-27
SOCIETY

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Closing the musical activities for
the Old Year a program Of folk music
and dancing viii be given the evening
OF Dec. 5 at the high school auditorium
by the Music Department of the Wo-
mans club and pupils of Miss Eliza
beth Kolp. Vocal instrumental num-
beTs will be given by club members,
and Miss Kolp's pupils will present.
solo and group dances of different ma
lions. This will be the club s last pro
f, gram until some time In January
sFaembers OF the Virginia Asher Bust
sIIess Wome1ss council are to be guests.
The dances to be presented by Miss
Koip's pupils are:
Italian acknowledgement and Lou
Use Jenkins.
Dance of Russia-Dorothy Porter, of
Hagerstown.
French Minuet-Katherine Myers.
Danish Dance of Greeting-Group of
20 girls.
Dance of Scotland-Lizetta Campbell
Dance of Poland-Ellen Bartel.
Swedish Folk Dance ~ Group Of "a
a girls.
q Hungarian Dance-Lucille Steers, of
Z Green's Fork
GInterpretative Number, American In
e dian-Dance by Jean Grottendick,
z and song by Mrs. Dempsey Dennis.
z Those who will take part in the DAN
fish dance OF Greeting are, in couples:
Vivian Cox and Maxine Ferguson;
Helen Frances Kfnert and Alice Marie
HAL; Louise Logan and Edith Worley;
Jane Elmer and Mary Shiveley; Bet
Stie Taylor and Jean Meyers; Jane
Buche and Mary Alice Grueger; Georg-
anna Doan and Elsie Bull; Jane Gil
bert and Alice Jean Price: Helen Mil
4ler and Phyllis Hughes; Myra Dennis
Z and Eleanor Collins
z Dancers in the Swedish singing
q game are to be: Vivian Cox, Maxine
4 ferguson, Helen Frances Kinert, Lou
Use Logan, Edith Woriey, Jane Elmer
Mary Shiveley, Bette Taylor, Jean
Meyers, Jane Buche, Mary Alice Krue
ger, Georgianna Doan, Elsie Bull, Jane
Colbert, Alice Jean Price, Helen Miller,
Phyllis Hughes, Myra Dennis, Eleanor
Collins, Mary Alice Harrington, Heller
Luken, Mary Quigley and Katherine
Buche.
b The wedding of Miss Helen Hazel
time, daughter of Mrs. w. E. Morrey,
to Conrad Ottenfeld, son of Mrs. Jack
SsHaner, was celebrated with a simple
zanl beautiful ceremony Saturday after
moon at 2::30 O'Clock at the residence
of the Rev. j. ]. Rae, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. Mr.. and
MRS. Sidney C. Watt were the only at
satendants. The brides gown was q
lovely creation of black velvet with &C
lcessories to correspond. Her flowers
were rOsebuds arranged in Duchess
sbonuuet. Mrs. Watt wore georgette
gown of taupe shade with corsage OF
sweet peas Mr.. and Mrs. Ottenfeld
left later on avoiding trip. They will
be at home upon their return at 120
South Sixteenth street. Both are grad
yates of the Richmond high school and
well known among the younger set
Mrs. Ottenfeld is an Ornis Melas and
Mr.. Ottenfeld is an active member oil
1.-THE 0mieron Pi Sigma fraternity. He
Us in business with the Hackman anG
.sKlehfoth company.
Messrs. Harry and Ferd Maurer enter
rtained informally with smoker at the
ghome of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer, Friday
%evening in honor Of Lee Hillman who
Twas married recently. Cards and mu
asic furnished the entertainment fol
the evening. An oyster luncheon was
served at a late hour. During the ev
ening the guest of honor was present
ed with a mantel clock. Those presen
were: Lee Hillman, Everett Stien, Al
bert Zwissler, Herman Hillman, Jos
eph Maurer, Lawrence Toschlog. Hen
ny Maurer, Joseph Cox, Ferd MaureT
Joseph Harmehng, and Harry Maurer
Miss Anna Brick entertained Frida,
evening at her home with miscella
cH, Or, I
"a recent bride. A program of game
and dancing WAS enjoyed during tn
evening. Later dainty luncheon wa
served. Decorations in pink and whit
were attractiYely. carried out throug
the rooms. The guests We're: Mrs
Lee Hillman, Miss. Helen Schneider
Miss Mary Hilfman, Miss Laura StieI
Miss Cornelia Stien, Miss Frances Hill
sman, Miss Agnes Stien, Miss Lorett
-Koryes, Miss Hilda Maurer, Miss Catl
erine Brick, and Miss Anna Brick.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Scully ente,
tanned at their home on North Fl
teenth street Friday evening in homo
of Mrs. John Brown. the occasion b.
ing MRS. Browns birthday. The tim
was spent with music and games afte
which luncheon was served to the 70
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Acker, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
German, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Sou
ly
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ballard entertain
ed at dinner Sunday at their countI
home west of Pershing. Covers wei
laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Isaac.
rConnersville, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvt
Brown and daughter, Catherine.
New Paris, Ohio, MIR. and Mrs. JOB
Rauthe, of Cambridge City. Mr.. al
Mrs Frank E. Kenworthy, Mr. al
Mrs. Forrest Miller, Mr.. and MI