The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-22

famous Jordan orchestra, of Louis
vile, KY, May 1 to play for the dance
the Beta Phi Sigma fraternity is Civ
ing at the l. o. o. F. hall At Chicago.
university and other points where the
orchestra has been playing it has
been drawing record crowds, some of
them numbering in the thousands.
The players. who are colored, also
are the drawing card at the Sealbach
hotel in Louisville during the summer
season. The fraternity's dance here is
to be made a gala occasion. Exten-
sive decorating is to be done for the
dance and a number of features will
be introduced by the committee in
charge. The balcony is TO be open to
spectators.
Brilliant-hued costumes -scintillant
with beads, gold and silver trimmings,
and bedecked with myriads OF ribbons
enhanced the terpsichorean exhibition |
given by pupils Oh Miss Elizabeth Kolp
in the repeated performance of their |
spring dance carnival Friday evening |
at the Eagles club. Group and solo
dances were given by pupils ranging |
in age from four to IL years. Rounds |
of applause were won by the tiny rad
liant creatures in gay ballet costumes
as they danced airily through their
steps with unconscious grace and
youthful vim. The older pupils gave
artistic performances which showed
unusual skill and talent. Lucille Steers
of Green's Fork, one of the most prom
Using of Miss Kolp's pupils, gave two
additional numbers, substituting for
Lizette Campbell, who had been taken
/ i'll. Miss Steers in all her numbers
displays a versatility and charm of
personality combined with the art of
| the born dancer. A swift, vivacious
| Italian folk dance was given by Louise
land Margaret Jenkins in gay Italian
costumes. Both possess a natural
grace any rythmical sense which lends
unusual charm to their performances.
Viven Cox and Nellie M<rguerite Hart
er were among the most popular of
| the dimunitive dancers. Ellen Bartel
in Spanish dance. Dorothy Porter,
of Hagerstown in a Russian number,
I and Martha Ann Gennett in an ORR
etal dagger dance, and Lucille Steers
in an Indian dance, were excellent in
the various kinds of dances they gave.
Jean Grottendick gave lovely inter
pretative number Greek harp dance,
as one of the closing numbers on the
program. Following the carnival an
informal dance was held with music
by the Evan Smith orchestra.
The Mary Hill w. C. T. y. was en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Stella Yeager, 1923 Hunt
street. Seventeen members attended.
/ Mrs. Cora Wirts had the devotionals.
Several letters concerning candidates
in the primary races for May were
read. including one from Mrs. Sophia
B. Huff, of Fountain City, county
president, telling whom she thought
could be endorsed by the w. G. T. U.
as candidates who would uphold tenn
perance. A report of a visit to the
city council was given by Mrs. Fern
Lewis and Mrs Alice Ebeling reported
a box of colored eggs and cake had
been sent to the soldiers at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison. The following Flower
Mission report was made by Mrs. Mary
Christopher: 40 sick calls; three
dozen eggs; 81 glasses of jelly; six
1 dainties; Z cans of vegetables, 6
pounds of vegetables, 5 garments, two
comforts, gifts for Sunshine box,
cheerup cards, 8 letters of sympathy,
four pies, one chicken, four bouquets.
$2.S5 in groceries, $3.50 in money, 3
meals, SIS in new clothing, SO in old
iclothing and 398 pages of literature.
The union will hold no meetings in
May on account of the Sunday cam
paign, it is announced.
Eden Rebekah lodge, No. go, will
meet Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock
, in the l. o. o. F. hall All members
are urged to be present.
, The D. A. r. will meet Wednesday
' at the home of Mrs. Walter Bates
f South Thirteenth street
: A dance will be given by the Eagles
/. Degree team Saturday evening a.
: Eagles hall.
:; The Ben Hurs will hold their regular
! dance Saturday evening at their lodge
The Harris orchestra will play.
The Degree of Honor will give {
, card party Monday evening. April "a
y at Red Mems hall Sheephead anC
euchre will be played. The public Il
\ invited to attend.
81 Dinner will be served Sunday at
Z o'clock at the Country club. Reser
v vations must be made by six o'clocl
J. Saturday evening.
l. The Current Events club will NEE
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Laur
a Burgess. Responses are to be Cul
n rent events. Mrs. Mamie Leonard will
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