The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-13


Invitations will be issued next week
to members OF the Elks club for
dance and cabaret party to be held
at the club New Years eve, for all
Elks and their families The Palace
Gardens orchestra, an aggregation of
eight pieces, and said to be one of
the finest in the middle west, is to
play the program of dances. There
will be cabaret from 10 to IL O'clock
followed by dancing and cabaret from
IL to O'Clock.
The public art gallery will be open
Wednesday evening from 1870 to $50
O'Clock to visitors. This will, be the
last time the exhibit of paintings by
American artists will be. on view in
the evening.
! Mrs. BENJAMIN johnson, OF North
Eleventh street, entertained inform
ally at tea Tuesday afternoon at the
Polly Primm as a compliment to Mrs.
Elizabeth Rodeheaver, of Winona.
The art department of the Woman's
club is to meet next Tuesday after
noon in the public art gallery. Mrs.
NJ. F. Johnston viii give am art lecture
on Leonardo .da Vinci.'r The lecture
Is not announced for this date in the
Yearbook but is being held in place
Of a meeting of the department which
was cancelled several weeks ago.
The Oriole Gardens tweIve-piece or
ehestra will play here Dec. % for a
holiday dance the Phi Delta Kappa
fraternity is giving at the Coliseum
A concert is to precede the dance.
The orchestra is considered one Of the
finest in the country and besides play
ing dance engagements in. principal
uid-western cities it has been head
liner on the Keith circuit The aggre-
cation is also well known through its
records -
: The Happy. Hour club will give a
inid-holiday dance the evening of Dec.
IS at the l. o. o. F. hall. The Evan
Smith orchestra will play the order
OF dances.
N-Sigpor. Pasquale Montani, harpist, of
Indianapolis, will be the assisting art
list with the high school "A' orchestra
in it's concert Thursday evening at the
high school auditorium. The Dennis
School Girls Glee club is to sing
Christmas carols as another feature OF
the program Tickets for the concert
will be so cents, owing to the expense
of bringings Signor sPasqpale here A
special price Of 70 centstwiIl be made
10 school children.
Miss Cecilia Lebert. teacher of piano
and harmony at the Carton studios,
win present a number of her younger
pupils in a studio recital W edpesday
evening, Fhe following program " ~
be presented :-4l-a----l-. ? - p p 49, Is - -
;''fhe MerFymakers" ...... Crammend
Joseph Turner @
son the Ice at SWeetbriar" Crawford
,s.. Marjorie Edgerton
"a Joyous Youth ..s....--.t BerodO
William Scott
"Dream Fairies ...... Ducelle
Howard Hollar
"Elfin Dance, Op. II, No. A.. .Griee
Julia Margaret Trimble
"Rondo ALA Turca" .+,Bllrgmullel
Marjorie Jean Chamness
"a Morning in the Woods" Spencer
Richard Lawrence
yellow Jonquils'a ..-r...... Johannins
Juanita Klein
The Parent Teacher association Of
Joseph Moore school will meet Friday
afternoon at p; 80 o,clock-in the audi
torium of the school A special Christ
mas program has been arranged fol-
the occasion and all members are
urged to be present. A Christmas read
ing will be given by Mrs.-John Shall
Ienberg. assisted by a group of the
children of the school. Dr.. ]. Rae
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will deliver a Christmas ad
dress. Earlham- college students will
sing Christmas carols.
. Mrs Lewis Beeson will be hostes
for the annual Christmas party of tn
Recreation Circle, Saturday afternoon
No.,
erty road. The program will commenc
promptly at 1 o'clock.
The Semper Phi Delas met at tn
home of Miss Glenna Crome, Eas
Main street, Monday evening. Off
GERS were elected as follows: Mis-
Marie Schultz, president; Mrs. Wa
ter Mason, vice president; Mis-
Blanche Carman, secretary treasurer
Miss Lucille Shurley, assistant secrt
tary-treasurer; and Miss Opal ski
ner, editor. Refreshments were serve
by the hostess after the bushes
meeting. Those present were: Mr.
Herman Shaeffer, Mrs. Leo Stigl
man, Mrs. Walter Mason, Miss Ann
Bostick, Miss Edith Hollingswortl
Miss Mary Way, Miss Susanna Kitcl
ell, Miss Dorothea Shurley. Miss E
eile Shurley Miss Louise Study, Mis-
ADdl ChluuGly N1loo MA ~ AoiAutl
Miss Blanche Carman, Miss Fern III
man and Miss Glenna Crome.s Mis-
Dorothea ShurIey will entertain wit
a Christmas paFty on Dec. is at ht
home on South Fifteenth street fl
the club members
A hard-times party was held I
members of the Happy. Hour clu
Tuesday evening at the Il o. @. J
hall, the Evan Smith. orchestra pIa
ing the order of dances. Favors fl
the most unique costumes were give
Mrs. Paul Sharp, Dan Thompson ar
j. H. Holiday. The dancers wer,
Nh. and Mrs. Russell Gustin, Mr.. al
Mrs. Walter Sener, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
Flora, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy, M
and Mrs. w. F. Hadley, Mr.. and MI
Harry Pitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holada
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Wine, MIR. al
Mrs. Glenn Roberts, Mr.. and Nj
Clarence Geier, Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
Dubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylc
DIR. and Mrs. Floyd Flood, Mr.. al