The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-12

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sDilks, whose marriage to DIR. E. Rob-
lerts Richie, of Brewster, N. Y, will
take place Saturday, Miss Mildred
fScha1k entertained with a luncheon
"Wednesday at her home on North
Eighteenth street. The guests were
smembers of the bridal party and rela-
FtiYes. Flowers in rich autumn shades
were used effectively on the luncheon
table. Covers were laid for Miss Dilks,
Mrs. Grace Weller, Mrs. Harrie Dilks,
Mrs. George Cole, of Vincennes, Mrs.
Herbert Cotton, of Hartford, Conn.,,
Mrs Alice Dilks, Miss Mary Evans,
Miss Sarah Evans, Mrs. Ed Schalk and
Miss Mildred Schalk.
The Coterie is entertaining inform
ally in honor of Miss Dorothy DiIks
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Breckenridge, of South
A street
Presentation of 'eThe Merry MIN
strel Maids" for the benefit Of charity
Oct. 25 and &c at the Washington
theatre by the Ornis Melas will be the
chief amateur performance of the early
fall Members of the Ornis Melas are
TO participate in the minstrel A var
led number of acts are to be given
After the intermission a dance pro-
gram, staged by Elizabeth Kolp, is to
be quite a novelty and a unique offer
ing. 1t is called "The Powder Puff
Ballet" and will be participated in by
IA children ranging from three to
seven years of age. The children as
they are to appear in couples are:
Guardians of the Powder Box-Kath-
crime Meyers and Vivian Cox.
Powder Puffs-Bettie Taylor and
Jane Elmer; Betty McWhinney and
Marjorie Robinson; Mary Mae Harri
son and Barbara Jean Fox; Jane
'Poundstone and Alma Ruth Haas; Su,
san Robbins and Joan McConaha.
Solo dance, Vanity" danced by
Miss Powder Puff, Maxine Ferguson.
Song, 'Tin Jimmy's Shore "a Ia
Tanguay), Jane Sudhoff.
Highland Fling, Lizette Campbell.
Solo dance, East Indian Lament
Lucille Steers, of Green's Fork (This
number is one given by Ruth st. Denis
in her stage repertoire of dances.)
The closing number in this novel ac'
by Miss Kolp's pupils is to be Five
Little Pussycats Invited Out to Tea,
in which the performers are to be:
Black and white kitten - Barbara
Jean Fox.
BLACK klJIen-Betue IdVIOT.
Gray kitten-Betty McWhinney.
Yellow kitten-Jane Sudhoff.
White kitten-Joan McConaha.
The Amistad club held its October
meeting Wednesday evening with Mrs
Oliver Overman, of North Twentieth
street. Appointments and decorations
were carried out in the Halloween col
ors. During the evening election oil
officers was held, Mrs. w C.. ROOF
being reelected president; Mrs. Harry
McMinn, vice president; Mrs. Franz
Hale, secretary and treasurer. Later
refreshments were served. + Guests
were: Mrs. Russell Mcclellan, Miss
Marjorie Pickett, Mrs. Raymond
Smith, Mrs. Frank Hale, Mrs. Darrell
Watts, Mrs. Harry McMinn, Mrs. Ear
Allen, Mrs. Ray Kinder, Miss Mar!
Thomas, Mrs. Ralph Kittle, Mrs. w
c. Roop, Jane Overman, Evelyn Roop
and Mrs. Overman. The club will holC
a market next Saturday. The mex
meeting will be with Mrs. Ray Kinder
South Thirteenth street, Nov. IA.
Miss Myra Cox was hostess to tn
Sigma Kappas Wednesday evening
Baker, Miss Leta Chenoweth, Mis-
and Mrs Raymond Cox Among tn
members present were: Miss Mabe
Bullerdick, Miss Meta Wayman, Mis-
Edith Heinrich, Miss Cora Blomeyel
Miss Gwendolyn Splitter, Miss Rhe
Porter Miss Freda Haisley, Mis-
Frances Roser, Miss Katherine Ulricl
Mrs. Nellie Thomas and Miss Myr
Cox.
One of the pretty Halloween partie
of the week took place Tuesday ever
ing when Mrs. John Lawder and Mis-
Isabel McLear entertained at the HON
of the latter on the National road eas
for the Philathea class of the Secon
Presbyterian church. The rooms wer
lighted with jack-olanterns and de-
Grated in black and orange for the o
casion. The guests came masked an
in costumes. Mrs. Raymond Smit
was given the prize for the be:
masquerade. Halloween games an
contests were played, favors going
Mrs. Frank Hale, Mrs. w. Carl Roo
and Mrs. Howard Swisher, of Xeni
Ohio. Later a luncheon was serve
by the hostess. Those present were
Mrs. Howard Swisher, of Xenia, Obi
Mrs Frank Hale, Miss Mary Thoma
Mrs. Sigler, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mis-
Mary Males, Miss Ruth Mumbowe
Mrs. Paul Neff, Mrs. Howard Merrill
Mrs Emil Marinaee, Mrs. Males, Mr.
c. Z. Hilbert, Mrs. \. A. Mumbowe
Mrs. W. Carl Roop, Mrs Lawde- an
Miss McLear Announcement VIZ
made by the club that plans are und,
way fer an old melodies concert to /
held in the near future.
An informal dance was held for tt
Young Peoples Dancing club Wedne
day evening Mt the l. o. o. f. ha
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Wine. The Eva
J. Smith orchestra played the order
dances. Those attending were: Mi.
Ethylene Hill, Miss Halle Oren, Er
est Wright, Carl Hill, Earl Churc
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wine, Elmer w
dig, Raymond Wildig, Miss Jane Ma
tindale, Miss Clarissa Shelley, Harl