The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-02


and friends were entertained with
New Years cabaret dinner and dance
The club assumed a gala appearance
with its holiday decortions. Wreaths
and holly were used in the decorations
of the first floor rooms and the balu-
strade of the staircase was twined
with long ropes of holly. The ban
quet hall was banked with greenery
and canopied with red and green
streamers across which floated scores
of brilliant colored balloons Vari-col-
ored balloons were fastened to the
back of each chair at the long tables.
Each table was illuminated by great
red candles and light domes shaded in
bright colors. The ballroom on the
third floor was Illuminated by long
rows of poinsettia shaded lights alter
mated with red bells. Above the dance
floor a trellis of red and green stream
ers had been woven through which
shown lights suspended from the cell
ing above. A three-course turkey din
ner was served at 1890 o'clock in the
banquet hall to $50 guests, during
which a cabaret entertainment was
staged.
Harry Frankels entertainers played
a number of popular selections and
songs were given by Harry Frankel
Robert Heun and Frank Holland. Cos
ci and Verdi, of the Stringing comedy
act, at the Murray. gave some clever
numbers with violins and cello. The
singers were accompanied by Mrs.
Lawrence Jessup and Mrs. w. E. Nor
reg. At the close of dinner serpentine,
confetti, horns, bells and other favors
were distributed among the guests.
After IL o'clock there was dancing
until o'clock in the ballroom with
music by the Frankel entertainers.
d Among those who attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Mccarthy. of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Gaar. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Pyle. Mr..
and Mrs Guy G0tschall, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. S. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Bru-
baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lang, of Day
ton, O., Mr. and Mrs Raymond Mather,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vending, Dr.
and Mrs. George b. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley n. Elmer, MIR. and Mrs. Everett
McConaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Druitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Dill, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tyrell, of Eaton, o., Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Kluter Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn McConaha
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wood, Mir. and Mrs
Howard Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Druitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Golden, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Goldfinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jessup, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Brook
bank, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hines, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bradfeld, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Olney, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. James Quigley, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Essmaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Der
KoIp.
Or. and Mrs. Thomas Earl Zinkan
A4f Colum bus, O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr!
kMcLear, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley
Mr.. andMrs. c. w. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
K4arshman, Miss Hazel MashmeyeI
Miss Mary Bulla, Miss Ellen Nc
Harthy.5 Mrs. Mary Baum, Miss Rhei
Ryle. Miss Anna Byrd, Miss Guild
3Q'Keefe. Miss June Robinson, Mis-
Marjorie Gennett, Miss Helen Murray
Miss Mabel Cox, Miss Louise Poos
Miss Olive Bowman. Miss Mabel Geiel
Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Gu
Raper Miss Mae Boles, Miss Jan
Brookbank, Miss Gladys Williams
Mrs. Siders, Miss Thelma Bymastel
Miss Marie O'Brien, Miss Alice Mi
Ter. Miss Rhea Crandall, Miss Cond
Haworth.
Miss Treva Daffler Miss Doroth
Rees. Miss Edith Haworth, Miss MAJ
jorie Highley. Miss Alta Mcpherson
Miss Katherine Smith, Miss Lorrain
Long, Miss Marjorie Owens. Edga
Loehr, Cauldon Scott. William BreI
nan, Morris Haner, Robert E. Heur
Or. Herbert Thompson. Seldom Phi
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Peter Sawyer. Harold Yeager. Harr
Gottschall. Grant Fry. E. l.. Dickil
son, Frank Holland, Ray Weisbro,
Robert McKluska, Everett Skinne
Robert Tomlinson. Peter Lichtenfel
Neil Bly,. DR.. f. A. Wysong. Glen
Weist. Harry Smith, Roy Hardin,
Talbert Jessup, Clarence Berg, Ra
Umpleby. Ray Jones, George Weave
and Jesse Adler.
All Masons were entertained at
New Iear's watch party and dane
given Saturday evening at the NJ
sonic temple by Loyal chapter Ordt
Of the Eastern Star The affair We
The largest of its kind ever given /
the o. E. S Two hundred and seve
ty-six guests attended. Three flooi
Of the temple were given over to e
tertainment. Rooms on each flot
were decorated in Colors of the no
day season. There was dancing wit
music by the Paul l. Harris orchestl
on the fourth floor. cards were playt
on tho third floor and miscellaneol
entertainment were arranged for OF
Or guests on the second floor. Featu1
entertainments were given on eaC
floor by Miss Thelma Thomas. wi
gave recitation numbers, and a tri
clarinet flute and piano composed
Walter Reinhard. Edward Nusbaul
and Miss Eleanor Hart. Refreshmen
were served during the evening and
the close of the dance. The comm
tee in charge was composed of NJ
and Mrs. Joseph Phenis, assisted
Mr. and Mrs. Bertwell Gaines, N
and Mrs. Harry Click, Mr.. and Nj
r. L. Hosick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frau
Medearis and Mrs. Catherine Tho
as.
Among the persons who attend
were: Mr. and Mrs. o. Z. Weave
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Townsend, n
and Mrs. George Cause, Mr. and Nj
Robert hshby, Mr.. and Mrs, Lew
Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hibbal
Mr. and Mrs. !. c. Thomas. Mr.. al
Mrs. +. Il. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs Pa