The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-06

nlco HuHuTeu INVITATIONS Will Dc !
issued Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp for a dance to be given sWednes-
day, Jan. Is, in the ballroom at the
Eagles hall. The Joe Kayser orches-
ira OF New York City has been secured
TO play for the dance, marking the last
appearance which it will make in the
city this season. At the Kayser orches-
tra's premiere in this city, which took
place during the holidays, 1896 dancers
gathered to hear them and the affair
was the largest dance which has been
given this season. The balcony will
be open to spectators at the dance
Jan. 49,
An informal dancing party was given
by Gonzaga council Thursday evening
at the Y. M. /. club rooms. Music was
furnished by the Eaton orchestra. The
orchestra has been secured to play
every Thursday evening until the Lent
en- season begins, it is announced The
last pre-Lenten dance will be given
Feb. %. Among those who attended
Thursday evening were Miss Lorraine
Puthoff, Miss Gladys Boyce, Miss Viola
Smith, Miss Hilda Weiss, Miss Clara
kutter, Miss Bertha Habing, Miss
Irene Johnson, Mis- Mary Habing, Miss
Geneva Mag, Miss Ida Mag, Miss
Helen Pfeiffer, Miss Margaret Maurer,
Miss Muriel Rothert, Miss Thelma Tib-
bits, Miss Virginia Green, Louis Jelly,
Frank Noelker, Herbert Greene, Ralph
Burris, Julius Schroeder, Ray Green,
Herman Hillman, Everett Stein, Harry
Steinbrink, Frank Weiss, Clarence
Westendorf, Glenn Lahrman, William
4 Schneider Walter Jessing, Siegfried
LIGHTHOUSE, Joseph Harmeling, Lawr-
ence Toschlag, Robert Schneider, Jo-
seph Quigley, Richard Sharkitt, Frank
{ Stems. Merle Bahlman and Wilbur
: Kohnle.
Mrs. George Reid entertained the
= Daffodil club with thimble party at
8 her home on South Sixth street
j Thursday afternoon. Readings were
given by Mrs. Harry MacMinn of Co
81 lumbus, Ohio, and Miss Florence Bo-
ren gave some piano numbers. Guests
of the club were: Mrs Harry MacMinn
of Columbus, Chic, Miss Hazel Van
Metre, Miss Florence Boren and Mrs.
William G. MvVay. The next meet
ing will be in fortnight with Mrs.
Frank Siegel
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hudelson enter
tained with six. o'clock dinner Thurs
Z day evening for their nephew, Dr. d.
Leigh Colvin. of New York City
Mrs. ]. w. Hennigar entertained the
T. T. club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. H.
Fry. Mrs. l.. P. Melody, Mrs. F. H.
Jenkins, Mrs. o. F. Wiley, Mrs. F. E.
Livelsburger and Mrs Hennigar. The
next meeting will be with Mrs Jen.
lcins at her home, APT South Four.
teenth street
Mrs Goldie Temple entertained with
~ box party at the Murray theatre
Thursday evening. The guests were
Miss Matte Davis, Miss Corinne Lee
and Miss Elnora Keller
Miss Naomi Monger of Centerville
has returned from Cincinnati, o.
where she was the guest for several
days of her aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Roll
and other friends.
The American legion gave a ball
Thursday evening in the Coliseum fol
the benefit of disabled veterans and
their families which was attended by
scores Of persons. The balconies were
thrown open to the public and there
was dancing on the parquet for per
issued. The Melody Entertainers
played the order of dances Decora
lions through the Coliseum were ar
rangements of flags and banners, car
Tying out the patriotic colors. One o
the feature acts presented during tn,
evening were the accordion selection!
y by Izetta. The artist was called bacl
and her numbers heartily encored. In
terpretative dancing exhibitions were
given by Leona Fay Bullerdick ant
3 Ruth Penery. l.. Burton Evans, bari
tone, also sang some numbers as par
3 of the special program.
Announcement has been made o
the engagement of Miss Mildred
< Clarke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
y ley Clarke, of Washington, ID. c., t
8 Lieutenant Julian Erskine Raymond
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Raymond, o
Washington The wedding will TAX
place in the summer. Miss Clarke /
graduate of Earlham college in tn
class of 1921 and at present is teachin
at Winchester. Lieutenant Raymon
s is a graduate of Westpoint and a
< present is stationed at Fort Jay, GOV
8, ernor's Island. He is a cousin G
: Henry u Johnson of this city.
Mrs. Grace Reynolds entertained il
Z formally at her home Thursday ever
= ing in honor of Dr. ID. Leigh Colvin, G
4 New York DIR. Colvin is leader of tn
Flying Squadron which is in the cit
now.
An address on Recreation for Chi
dren' by Miss Marguerite Sharrets {
Chicago, recreation specialist was tn
outstanding feature of the Hibber
Parent-Teachers' meeting Thursday a
z ternoon She emphasized the fact thu
hearty play is absolutely essential
develop physical and mental health {
= children. Adults, she said, also shout
play more in order to keep youthful.
s The mutual benefit to be derive
from a closer association of parent
= and teachers, as he had observed it
his work, was stressed by p. II. 81
cum. supervisor of the Communit
* Service, in short talk.
Mrs. Frank Stemple discussed j
= venile courts. Industrial relations, ST
= said, were largely to blame for II
:, outbreak of crime. both among juv
Z niles and adults, which is sweeping Il
4 country.
- NTrc Charles Miller president of II