The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-10

J invitations are TO be issued tn1S
week for the annual dinner Of the
Richmond Art association which will
be held Friday evening, May 10, in the
Public Art gallery. The affair is for
the associations membership. A pro-
gram will be given following the din
ner, which will include a number of
speakers. Dinner will be one dollar
a plate Reservations must be made |
with Mrs. Charles 8. Bond by next
Wednesday morning. Other members
of the committee are Mrs. George Egg
gemeyer, Mrs ]. E. Cathell, Mrs. John
H johnson and Mrs. Paul Comstock.
Leading events for the month will
include the spring dance the Phi Del
ia Kappa fraternity will give Monday
evening in the ballroom of the ]. 0. 0.
F. hall Wright's famous saxophone
orchestra, of Columbus. o., will play
the order of dances. AS an ensemble
of colored musicians, the orchestra
bears national reputation, being one
of three orchestras under the direc-'
ton of o. S. Wright. Mr.. Wright will
appear in person with the orchestra
here. He is noted as a singer and
player. His orchestra was organized
10 years ago and was financed by
Stuart Beebe, of this city. 1t has
played at fraternity and university
dances at Yale, Princeton, Wisconsin
and Northwestern universities, as well
as many other places. The balloon
les are to be open to the public The
Phi De1t committee in charge Of the
dance is composed Of Louis Rtpberg-
er, Lawrence Jessup, Floyd Nusbaum
and Harry Frankel
A dance viii be given by the Con-
zaga club for members and their
friends in their club rooms, South
Fifth and C streets, Thursday evening.
The Miller orchestra will play the
order Of dances, beginning at o'clock.
The committee in charge consists OF
William Schwegmann, Paul White and
H. A Maurer.
Invitations have been issued for a
dance to be given by the Melody En-
tertainers' six-piece orchestra Monday
evening. May Is, in the Eagles hall.
The orchestra will only play a few
more engagements here this season.
1t leaves shortly for Peoria, H., to
play at Alfrisco park during the sum
mer season.
Miss Iris Igelman is spending the
week in Detroit, Mich, the guest OF
her mother, Clara Campbell Igelman,
Singers there this week.
Miss Ethel F. Sargent, of Geneseo
H.. was the guest here wednesday
of Mrs. William Asher of the Sunday
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Randle, Of
Camden, Ohio, spent Wednesday II
Richmond.
All parents and friends Of Baxter
school are invited to attend the school
exhibit all Friday afternoon at the
school. Tea will be served at 1885,
o'clock by the p T. A to their guests
A teacup shower will be held in con
nection with the exhibit, to add t.
the schools supply of cups. Every
one may give one or more teacups
The Helping Hand society of thu
Spiritualist Church of Truth will NEE
at 2:30 o'clock Thursday Afternoon
at their hall, 1914 South Seventh
street. Everyone is welcome.
Billy Sunday will give an address
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock a
the Richmond Country club. All clul
members are invited to attend.
All members of the B. R. G. Of A
are asked to be present Thursday eve
ming, May II, when an important bus
ness session will be held. The meet
ing is urgent.
The Auxiliary Of the Brotherhoo
will meet Thursday evening, May II
in the Red Mems hail. when there wi
be a short form of lodge and then
dance and card party. The regula
night meetings will be held the frs
and third night of each month. Tn
members, their families, and friend
are cordially invited to attend tn
dance and card party. The Melod
Entertainers will play the order
dances
Members and friends of the Fir
Christian church are to meet at tt
entrance IS, of the tabernacle, Thur
day evening, to march in a bod
Badges will be given each person
the door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bates,
South Fourteenth street, are spendir
Wednesday and Thursday in Indian
polls.
Mrs. ]. A. Walls, spent Tuesday
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