The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-01-14

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Saturday evening dinners are to be
served at the Country club commenc-
ing next Saturday it was announced
today. The dinners are to be for the
club membership and are to be in
formal affairs. There will be bridge
and dancing during the evening Din
ner will be served at small tables and
private and family dinner parties will
receive special attention. Reserva-
tions must be made with the steward
by Friday noon
All Masons are to be entertained at
dancing party which will be given
Thursday evening at the Masonic club
The Paul l. Harris orchestra will play
the order of dances All members of
the Masonic club are invited.
Howard Leigh, whose exhibition has
closed here this week. will go to Santa
Barbara, Calf, within the next week,
to execute an architectural commits
sion. Mr.. Leigh will return direct to
New York from California.
Mrs. Florence Fox Black, with her
neice, Miss Helen Fox, will return
to Chicago, after a months stay at
the Wilmore club.
Miss Agnes Horton, who spent the
holidays with her mother, Mrs Belle
Horton, has gone to Indianapolis for
an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fox. are leaving
Sunday evening for an extended visit
at Washington, d. c., New York City,
and other eastern points
Donald Johnston, who has been
guest of his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Melville F. Johnston, of North Tenth
street, will return to New York City,
Sunday.
An informal assembly dance was
held Friday evening from until IL
o'clock by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp at
the I. o. o. F. hall Music was fur
nished by the Harry Frankel Enter
tainers. Among those who attended
were: Miss Roma Duffin, Miss Fran
ces Sheppard, Miss Clara Schaeffer,
Miss Mary Morey, Miss Lucille Harris,
Miss Mabelle Harris, Miss Lois Rob
bins, Miss Leona Downs, Miss Helen
Clarke, Miss ThurZa Stimmel, Miss
Helen Pile, Miss Alice Daub, Miss
Elizabeth Kremeier, Miss Thelma
Thomas, Miss Esther Williams, Miss
Gertrude Schneider, Miss Edith Hin.
shaw, Miss Hazel Ecklar, Miss Gladys
Bailey, Miss Blanche Lawler, Miss
Emma Klute, Miss Viola Ecklar, Miss
Virginia Howells. Miss Elizabeth
Down, Miss Merle Edwards. Miss Mar
garet Bell, Miss Irma Walford, Miss
Margaret Campbell, Miss Ruth Mul
len. Miss Frances Smith, Miss Martha
Smith, Miss Madge Townsend, Miss
Gladys White, Miss Rhea Pyle, Miss
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Clark, Maurice Druley, Frank Dallas
Albert Foster, George Coons, Roland
North, Walter Eversman, C. Davies
Walter Smith, Elmer Wilson, Maurice
Longfellow, Louis WentZ, Kenneth
Schattell, Casimer Reilly, Robert Nc
Clear, Ellis Beyington, Bernard Baum
er, Don Elliott Wilbur Ewbank, Johr
Weber Earl Thomas, Frank Cunning
ham, Lester Robbins. Clarence Sch
neider, Russell Ebert, Don Cheno
weth, David Hasemeer, Carl Beck
Howard Roach, Benjamin Ali, Roy
Hawekotte Lee Webb, William Brady
Herbert Pierce, Raymond Luby anC
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dennis.
Miss Matilda Feltman was the gues
at a surprise party given in honor o
her birthday Friday evening by a mum
ber of friends at her home on Soutl
Eighth street. Five hundred wa!
played at three tables during the even
ing, the favors going TO Miss Heller
Schwegman. Mrs. Leo Weiss and Mis-
Matilda Feltman. Later luncheon
was served to the guests. Anon.
those present were: Miss Barbar;
Brown. Miss Helen Schwegman, Mis-
Mae Weiss, Miss Flora Torbeck, Mis-
Loretta Korves, Miss Clara Schweg
man, Miss Loretta Zeyen. Miss Heller
Pfeiffer. Miss Mary Pfeiffer Mrs. Lee
Weiss, Mrs. Henry Knauber and Mis-
Feltman.
The first of several Friday evening
dances was given by the Evan ]. Smitl
Novelty orchestra in the ballroom a
Eagles hall from $50 until II o'clocI
last evening. Among those who attend
ed we're Miss Elizabeth Kirby, Mis-
Katherine Binkley, Miss Lenore Smith
Misses Elizabeth Pettibone, Miss Jar
ice Meredith, Miss Emeline Land, Mis-
Esther Coyle. Miss Virginia Living
stone, Miss Cornelia Copeland, Mis-
Marguerite Pyle. Miss Reba Boggs
Miss Helen McCaImet, Miss Lillian FL
pert, Miss Dorothy McAlpine, Mis-
Ruth Goodenough, Miss Reba TowI
send. Miss Marie Folkerth, Miss An
Mae Wiker Miss Vivian Harding, Mis-
Marie Allsworth, Miss Elsie Minol
Miss Helen Weatherby, John Living
stone, Harry Thomas, Elmer Besche
Ed Rohey, James Quigley, Jr., Gen
Harding, James Wentz. NJ. D. Hoover
Henry Zeitz, Jack Miller, Matthe'
Mercurio, Herbert Sharp. NJ. d. Chrow'
Floyd Nusbaum. Louis Finfrock, She
con Simmons, Olen Hayes, w. d. Coco
win. Carl Amick. Howard McManu:
Gale Sherry, Glenn f. Weist, A. ,
Lienemann, Forrest ]. Gartside, Austi
BroAamp. Scott Kemp, Walter Jelliso
and Walker Roland.
The Athenaea society will meet FIR
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Allen d. Hole, els National avenu