The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-18


Delta Kappa fraternity Is giving in
the ballroom at the Eagles club from
9 until 1890 o'clock. The affair is to
be informal Several hundred invita-
lions have been issued. The dance is
strictly invitational and persons are re-
quested to show their invitations at
the door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp are Issuing
invitations soon for their last large
dance before the Lenten season, which
will be given Feb. 81 in the ballroom
at the Eagles hall. The balcony is
to be open to spectators.
| Paul Hunt Post Of the American le-
gion will give a dance from until
1880 o'clock next Thursday evening
at the Centerville Town hall. Every
one is invited. The Evan J. Smith or
ehestra will play the order of dances.
Knights of Columbus will hold their
assembly and class dances Thursday
evening at st. Mary's Community hall.
The Kolp orchestra will play the order
of dances.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp win hold
their assembly next Friday evening.
The Evan j. Smith orchestra will
give its weekly assembly dance Fri
day evening from $50 o'clock until II
o'clock in the ballroom at the Eagles
club.
The Eagles club was the scene OF
the weekly assembly dance given Fri
day evening by the Evan Smith or
chestra. Those who attended in
cluded the following persons: Miss
Miss Vivian Harding, Miss Rebs
Townsend Miss Rena Thurston, Miss
Charlotte Colvin, Miss Pauline Mar
shall, Miss Geraldine -Pettibone, Miss
, Louise Roberts, Miss Ruth Grow, Miss
Grace Eggemeyer, Miss Corrine Rob
erts. Miss Lorraine Long, Miss Mildred
Swain, Miss Juliet Swain, Mrs. Cert
rude Matthews, Miss Marie Foulkner
; Miss Anna May Schweigger, Mis-!
Esther Coyle, Miss E. Brokaw, Mis-,
Maude Watts. Miss Winifred Clapper
Miss Reba Boggs, Miss Ruth Finfrock
Miss Marie OBrien, Miss Doroth,
Lewis, Miss Frances Sheppard, Mis-
Emeline Land, Gene Messick, William
p. Dunn, Forest j. Gartside, Maurice
Druley, Malcolm Smith, H. E. Heaton
f Donald Cutler, E. M. Kennedy, Har
-
l Harkins. Keith King, George Weaver
!. Carl Griffin, Irving Kelsey, Rober
2 Phillips, Olyn Hanes, Glenn Weist
} Conrad Ottenfeld, X. Toler, William
Watts, Marion Grow, Matt Mercurio
Robert Tomlinson, Peter Lichtenfels
w. Davenport, Paul Druley. William
! Rooney, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. DuBoi
;, and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lawson.
=. iaIa
n of honor at party given Thursda
4 evening at her home, 1920 Boye
t street, in honor of her 18th birthda
a anniversary. Games and music wer
/ features of the evening. Refresl
n ments were served later to the guest!
q Those present were: Miss Violet Al
e drews, Miss Charline Eubank, Mis-
|. Jean Minor, Miss Bernice Harris
|. Miss Lillian Fisher, Miss Katherin
l. Dickinson, Miss Helen Sprouse, Mis-
h Martha Johnson, Miss Mary Marti
l. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jessup
William Scudder was pleasantly su
= prised Friday evening at his home
It honor of his birthday anniversar
2 Cards and music were features of tt
Q evening. Later refreshments wei
}, served The guests were: Mr.. an
e Mrs. Charles Hunemeier, Mr.. and Mr.
3. Forest Livelsburger and son Charlie
l. Frederick, Mrs. Belle Forbes, Mr.
y Henry Storch. Mrs. Sophia Heide
II Mrs. Charles Zuttermeister, Bud Fla
Vt ley, Emil Weber, Emmett Mitche
If Foster Gustin, William Scudder, Mi
l. Marie Reers, Miss Elizabeth Davi
e Miss Margaret Flatley, and Miss M
a. bel Gustin.
4 Mrs. B. G. Hukill entertained
% number of friends at her home {
7 South West Third street in honor
her birthday anniversary Friday eve
n ing. Music and games were enjoye
e after which luncheon was served
e. the guests. Covers were laid for MI