The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-21
. SOCIETY

Miss Elneta Gehring, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Gehring, of near
Richmond, and Herbert U. Dalbey, son
lof Mr.. and Mrs<-Walter l.. Dalbey, of
l38 South Tenth street, were quietly
united in marriage Saturday evening,
the Rev. A. H. Backus, pastor of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
officiating. Mrs. Dalbey has a large
circle OF friends among members OF
the younger set Mr.. DaIbey enlisted
in the army shortly after America en-
tered the Werld war and served over
two years in France with the First
Division, Sixth Field artillery. The
wedding comes as a surprise to friends
of the couple.
A Thanksgiving masquerade dance
will be given Friday evening, Dec. 1,
at the Richmond Country club for the
entire membership, it is announced by
the social committee for November.
Everyone is to come masked The
committee which is to act as hostess
for the affair is composed of Mrs.
Thomas B. Jenkins, chairman: Miss
Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs. Gath Free
man, Mrs. S. e. Smith and Mrs. w. P
Robinson.
Invitations are to be issued shortly
by the Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity
for a dance to be held In the ballroom
at the /. o. o. F. hall Friday evening
Dec. l. Parker's Popular Players, Of
Columbus, Ohio, will play the order Of
dances for the affair. The orchestra
which makes it's first appearance here
comes highly recommended. 1t is one
of Ohio's best dance orchestras and
plays for events at the big hotels il
ECleveland, Toledo and other points. Il
has six pieces-two saxophones, {
banjo, violin, and piano and drums
PThe committee in charge of the dance
tis composed of Robert Rees, William
Roberts and Don Cutler. The event
will be the first of three dances which
the fraternity is giving in December
The Happy Hour club win give {
Thanksgiving dance the evening o.
Nov. % at the l. o. o. F. hall The
Evan Smith orchestra VIII play tho
program of dances. A live duck viii
Fbe the favor in fox trot contest
The club is planning to give hare
times dance early in December.
A silver tea viii be given by tn,
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Friends church at the Communit!
Mouse Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. All women of the church ar,
textended an Invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp Will hole
their assembly dance Friday evenin,
tat the /. o. o. F. hall from to 1.
O'Clock. The Jesse Halberstadt OF
schestra will play the order Of dances
Tau chapter of the Omicron P
Sigma fraternity entertained with i;
stag banquet at the Arlington hote
Monday evening for members. Cover
were laid for so persons. Huge bas
kets of chrysanthemums adorned TIT
tables. The fraternity made plans TO
three dances which 1t viii give during
the month of December. A number o
stunts were features of the evening
Later the members formed a theatr
party at the Murray. During the Dime,
music was furnished by Miss Mar,
Jones, violin, and Miss Mary Carman
piano. Among those for whom cover
were laid were: S. G. Smith, r. M
Kittle, w. NJ. Hanes, N. B. Roach, J
+. Weber, F. ]. Gartside, Earl Kinley
F. II. Critchett, Roscoe Gambler, Car
Elliott, Mark Johanning, Earl P. Hew
lit, Ralph E. EngeIbert, James Eaton
r. Leroy Whistler, Glenn Menke, Ear
h Hiatt, C. C. Bevington, George LIE,
Smith, Conrad T. Ottenfeldt, Robert P
Rees, Chester Sharp, Glen Roberts
Glenn Weist, John Evans, Jr., Georg
Fee, Hubert Bailey, James Rees, Mari
Heitbrink, Verle Newton, Darrell Cul
ley, Arthur Weishart, Ralph Amick
Charles Brown, Trafford Boyd, Jes
Chenoweth, Henry Cole, Morris KeI
cheval, Carl Moore, Charles Howard
n. P. Warner, Robert Phillips, Everett
Savage, Henry Zeitz, Benjamin Young
n. E. Skinner, Wendell O'Neal, Ro
Sisk, Eber Williams, Glenn e. White
sell, Walter ]. Engle. Roland Enge,
bert, Floyd Flood. Carl Amick, Mario
d. Grove, Rudolph Schneider. Merl
Moore, Dale Thomas and Carl Fienr
ing.
Mrs. James Mitchell, of Sherida
street. and Mrs. Walter Hawekotte @
South Ninth street, will go to Bloom
ington to spend the weekend at In
diana university where they will visi
aoon ~