The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-09

The Harry Ray post of the American ,
legion will issue invitations soon for |
an informal dance which will be given
Monday evening. Feb 20, at the Odd |
Fellows hall. The Melody Entertain
ers are to play the order of dances. !
Z Members of the committee in charge |
of the affair are: n. A. Powell, Ben
jamin Ball. Frank Mccoy, Clarence
Englebert and Horace Parker.
The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity
viii give it's annual Easter ball the
week of April 10 in the ballroom of
the Eagles club. it is announced. The
function is TO surpass in splendor and
interest any of the previous social
events given by the fraternity, and is
? expected to be one of the principal
. happenings in this years Easter cal
endar. The Happy Six, of New York
City, which is said to be the best
orchestra travelling out Of New York
City. has been secured to play the
order of dances, and will make its
first appearance in the city at that
time. The exact date for the dance
has not been announcedsyet.
The confraternity of st. Mary's
( church will give card party and
dance Monday evening, Feb. Is. at St.
Mary's Community hall. Bridge,
euchre, five hundred and sheephead
: will be played Music for the dancing
: will be furnished by the Evan ].
, Smith orchestra.
Z Miss Freda Parke was entertained
at a birthday party given by her sis
: ter. Mrs. Edward Schramm, Tuesday
evening. Music. dancing and cards
were enjoyed during the evening. after
which a luncheon was served. Favors
went to Miss Mildred Bymaster Ches-
ter Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Black
/. burn. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Essmacher and son Donald, Mr..
F, and Mrs. Ben Korthaus and daughter
Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Blackburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schramm, Mrs.
Bertha Maddox, Mrs. Anna Bymaster,
Miss Mildred Bymaster, Miss Hazel
Hoffman, Miss Marie Schramm, Miss
Lucille Seaney, Miss Gladys Carol,
Miss Janet Davenport, Miss June
Schramm, Miss Freda Parke. Howard
Hoffman. Herbert Weisbrod, Chester
Harris, Harry Fels and Charles Tango.
man. a
: Mrs. Harold Kohler was hostess for
the week when she entertained for
one of the lovely informal parties of
the Wedoso club Wednesday evening
at her home The time was spent with
needlework, five hundred and music.
Later a luncheon was served by, the
hostess. Mrs. CleIl Morrow and Mrs.
Jerome Ball were club guests. Mem
bers present were: Miss Marie Wrede,
Miss Lucille Wellbaum, Miss Margaret
: Jones. Miss Alice Vossler, Miss Lillian
T, Johnson, Miss Olive Jone. Miss Mae
Appleton, Mis- Wanda Johnson, Miss
Martha Jones, Miss Flossie Money,
Mrs. Lavon Harper, Mrs. Floyd Scott,
Mrs Francis Glass and Mrs. Harold
Kohler.
One of the pretty parties of the sea-
son was given Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Helen Reese in hon.
or of her birthday. The rooms were
attractively decorated with red and
white hearts. The dining room was il
Illuminated by candle light. Games and
dancing were enjoyed during the
;evening and later refreshments were
served, Those who attended the af-
fair were: Miss Elizabeth Kenney,
Miss Naomi Brooks. Miss Elizabeth
Farwig, Miss Mary Reese, Miss Helen
z Reese, Homer Weimer, Keiffer Nor
man, George Beam, Francis Murray
and Louis Carroll.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Heithaus was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Lawton
club at her home ON South Seventh
street. The afternoon was spent in
,reedlework and later an elaborate
luncheon was served by the hostess
The table held a centerpiece of pussy
willows. Among those who attended
were: Mrs. Conrad Weist, Mrs. Roy
Reynolds. Mrs. Lon Grice, Mrs. Joseph
Mango, Mrs. Ferdinand Wedding, Mrs.
William Schneider and daughter, Dor
iothy Mrs. Gilbert Henningar, Mrs.
Richard Jones, Mrs. Ira NJ Tucker and
daughter, Madeline, Mrs. Charles Niue
;gel, Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Heit-
.haus. Miss Thelma Tomlinson. Miss
Helen Thomas and Mrs Benjamin
sHeithaus. In fortnight Mrs. Richard
aJones will entertain at her home on
sLaurel street for the club.
The Tir2ah club was entertained at
its club rooms Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Etter was hostess for the
affair. Cards were played, the fav-
ors going to Mrs. Lucy Patterson and
Mrs. Ross Robinson. Later luncheon
was served. The table was artistic
ally appointed with Valentine decora-
.tions, carrying out a color motif of
red and white. The guests were: Mrs.
Omar Wine, Mrs. O. Z. Brown and son.
Malcolm, Mrs Ross Robinson. Mrs.
william Jones, Mrs. Charles Arrow
smith. Mrs Minnie Schultz. Mrs. Doris
Robinson, Mrs. Anna Englebert and
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