The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-06


The Alpha Sigma chapter, Of the
Beta Phi Sigma fraternity will give
it's annual springtime dance the even
ing of May / in the ballroom of the
/. o. o. F. hall AS in former years,
the affair is expected to be one of
the chief social events of the season.
Two hundred and fifty invitations are
to be issued for the ball this year, 1t
is announced. The famous Jordan or
chestra. of Louisville, KY, which
bears the reputation of being the best
colored orchestra in the middle west,
will come to play for the dance. The
orchestra with an ensemble of five
pieces has been a popular drawing
card at big dances through the west
for the last six years. 1t has played
at all the large universities and col
leges and at a number of large affairs
in Indianapolis. The colored must
clans who compose it are all said to
be artists. During the summer sea
son the organization plays a three
months engagement at the Sealbach
hotel in Louisville Springtime fea.
lures and elaborate decorations I'M
rivalled by any of the fraternity s
functions in the past are planned for
this occasion. The committee in
charge is composed of J. Brandon Grit
fis, Russell Allen and Gus Calvelage.
An Easter dance that promises to
be one of the gala events of the month
will be given on the evening of April
10 in the l. o. o. f. hall by the Happy
Hour club. Invitations are to be is.
sued in a short time. The Melody En-.
tertainers will play for the dance
Special features are being planned by
the committee in charge of the party
The annual ball of the Omicron Pi
Sigma fraternity takes place Wednes-
day evening, April 10, at the Eagles
hall. The Syncopating Five will play
for the dance, making the first appear.
ance here this spring after its return
from a winter engagement in St
Petersburg, Fla.
The Confraternity of st. Mary's
church will begin it's postmaster fes
tivities with card party and dance
April 18 at st. Mary's community hall
Cards will be played and later in the
evening there will be dancing with
music by the Evan ]. Smith orchestra
A pagAant, Facts and Folks in Oul
Fields abroad" will be presented by
the missionary societies of the Relo
Memorial United Presbyterian churcf
in the Sunday school rooms SUNDAY
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Twenty-Five
persons will participate in the pageant
1t is given under the direction OF MISS
Ella Hildebrant and Miss Martha
Scott. A free will offering will be
taken which will go toward the Pres
automobile for Miss Mary Kyle, theil
missionary in India. Every one is in
yited to attend. The performance
opens at 1880 o'clock.
A dinner-bridge for Country clul
members is being given Thursday eve
ming at the Country club. Following
the dinner, which will be served at
O'Clock, cards will be played. Thos'
for whom covers will be laid are: Mrs
John Harris, of Indianapolis, Mrs
William Ertle, of Indianapolis, Mr. ant
Mrs. Walter J. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward '
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shumal
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Heun
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. HARDWOOD and MI
and Mrs. Harry Lontz.
Mrs. Glade Brown, nee Miss Mar
Wilson. was the guest Of honor at
miscellaneous shower given Wedne:
day afternoon by Miss Florence Harri
and Miss Helen Wetherill. The tim
was spent informally. A two-cours
luncheon was served to the followin
guests: Mrs. Glade Brown, Mrs. F. T
Kane, Mrs. Raymond G. Wilson, Mr.
Robert E. Lawrence, Mrs. j. T. Welt
Grill, Miss Ruth Timer, Miss aJea
Schneider, Miss Charlotte Lamb, Mis-
Edna Klinger Miss Violet Ryan, Mis-
Anna Muriel Lawrence, Miss Marth
Alice Wilson, Miss Wanda Louise Wi
son, Miss Florence Harris and Mis-
Helen Wetherill.
Frank T. Strayer is in Washington
D. c., and Philadelphia, Pa, on bus
ness. He is expected to return Sa
irurday.
8 Mrs. Paul Comstock, Of .Reevestol
has returned from New York Cit,
where she has been visiting be
smother, Mrs. Henry B.. Wilson,.
= Mrs Everett Hutton, of Loganspor
lis visiting here the guest of Mrs.
&C. Hubbard, of II South West Secon
Sstreet. ~ H
q Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Mccarthy an
little daughter, Patricia, are leavin
Thursday for residence at Los Al
geles, Calf.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Erie l.. Reynolds,
s1313 East Main street, have returne