The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-18
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Three of the most Important dances
of the Easter season are to take place
Wednesday evening. The Richmond
Country club will give its annual
Easter dancing party at the club on
Wednesday evening for all club mem
bers. Pryor's band of Eaton, o., will
play the order of dances. Hostesses
for the party are Mrs. Dudley n.
Elmer, chairman: Mrs. Will Dill, Mrs.
Walter McWhinney, and Mrs. Houston
Marlatt.
Chief among the Easter functions is
the eighth annual ball of the Omicron
ri Sigma fraternity which will be given
at the Eagles club Wednesday evening
with the Syncopating Five furnishing
the music Lovely favors and a num-
Der of unusual features have been
planned to make the affair the gala
occasion of the fraternity's social fes-
tivities for this year. The balcony is
10 be open to friends and relatives of
the fraternity's members. it is an
nounced. Scores of out-of-town guests
are expected for the ball.
The Happy Hour club is opening it's
spring festivities following the Easter
l.
o, o. F. hall Wednesday evening. The
Melody Entertainers are to play the
order of dances Decorations and
entertainment in keeping with Easter
time is planned.
The Knights of Columbus are giving
their annual Easter dance Thursday
evening at st. Mary's Community hail.
Special music will play the order Of
dances.
Preparations have been completed
for the accommodation of a large aud
fence at the second performance of the
springtime dance carnival by pupils of
Miss Elizabeth Kolp which will be CIV
en- in the ballroom of the Eagles club
at o'clock Friday evening. The gal
leries will be used to seat spectators
and chairs will be placed on the par
quet arranged so as to circle the space
in which the performers will appear.
Six ushers will assist in seating per-
sons. An admission of % cents will be
charged at the door. Following the
carnival there will be informal dane
ing for which the Evan J. Smith or
chestra will play. The final rehearsal
for participants in the carnival is to
be held Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs S. E. Swayne, Of this
city, who have been spending the
winter at the Broadmoor hotel, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, are now spend
ing some time at the Hotel Maryland,
in Pasadena. Calf
Miss Mildred Garringer. of Farm.
land, and Miss Betty Grace, of this
city, have returned to the State Nor
NAL school at Muncie, after spending
several days here, the gusts of Mrs
Blanch Grace, of North Thirteenth
street
Mrs. n. S. Morse and her daughter,
Miss Mary Morse, of Bucyrus. Ohio.
formerly of this city, were the week
end guests of friends and relatives
here.
George Brehm went to Chicago
Monday to spend several days.
The following persons have returnd
from Dayton, Ohio, where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Lillian
Shaw and Claude Way, Easter Sur
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Way, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel F. Goodwin, Miss
Charlene Reese, Miss Mary Way, Er
nest Way, Ancil Bostick and Law
renee Croker.
Miss Edith Webb. daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. John R. Webb, of South
Eleventh street, has gone to yelling
ton, Canada, near Toronto, where she
will remain until next September with
her grandmother and aunt, who ac
companied her on the trip.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Mable Oldham
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William old
ham, of Cambridge City, to r. S. M
gen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George M
gen, of Dunreith. The wedding tool
place Wednesday, April 5, at the par
sonage of the Second Presbyterian
church in this city, the Rev. H. ]
Sarkiss, pastor of the church, official
ing The single ring service was used
Mr.. and Mrs. Nugen left immediately
for a short wedding trip, returning
Sunday to the home of the bride.
dinner was given there for them Sun
Gay by a number of relatives anC
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nugen left Mon
day for residence at Youngstown, Ohio
where Mr.. Nugen has a position will
the Heat, Light and Power company.
Miss Hrma Weaver entertained Sat
urday evening in honor of Fredericl
Metherd of Logansport. The time wa
spent in dancing, music and games
after which an Easter luncheon wa:
served. The guests were Miss Mar
garet Jenkins, Miss Bernice Weaver
Miss Mary Reed, Miss Martha Webb
Miss Roberta Babcock, Miss Irm;
Weaves, Miss Frances Evans, Mis-!
Lula Borton, Frederick Metherd, Earn
est Retz, Sherman Miller, Fredericl
Stewart and Edwin Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman McNutt ant
daughter, Ola, entertained with fam