The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-26
SOCIETY

refreshments were serverd to those
present. About 80 children and IL |
mothers connected with the nursery |
were present at the affair.
Not only a browning event listed |
among the holiday festivities, but
also promising to be one of the larg-
est and most important events Of the
entire winter season, will be the con-
cert and dance to be given by the
Oriole Terrace Gardens orchestra of
Chicago and Detroit Thursday even
ing at $3.50 and $50 o'clock at the
Coliseum, sponsored by the Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity. The personnel of
the orchestra, which includes twelve
pieces, is composed of musicians who
are artists and composers themselves.
Several hundred invitations have been
issued for the affair. entrance to
which will be by this means only
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph G.
Leeds and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mon
arch.
Post C, T. p A., will entertain with
its sixth annual Christmas reception
Friday evening at the K. of P. hall.
The evening will be devoted to dane
ing and cards, after which refresh
ments will be served. Jesse Halber-
stadt's orchestra will play for the
dance. Elaborate decorations in keep
ing with the Christmas season will
be used to decorate the rooms.
The Evan Smith orchestra will play
for the dance to be given Tuesday
evening in the ballroom of the l. o.
| n huH Nv II,
The Young Peoples Dancing club
will be entertained with a holiday
dance Wednesday evening in the /. o..
o. F. hall. The Evan Smith orchestra
will play for the dance.
Notable among the events of the
season will be the annual New Years
dance to be given by the Elks' club.
A cabaret entertainment will be the
! feature from 10 until Il o'clock, fol-
! lowed by dancing. The Palais Gar
| den orchestra will play for the af
fair. A buffet luncheon viii be
| served.
! CONSPICUOUS among the events OF
/ the Yuletide season was the fourth, an
/ nual Christmas dance given Monday
4 evening by the members of the Ornis
/ Melas club in the ballroom of the
I Eagles hall. Unique scenic effects
/ were furnished by the Howard Mollen-
cup society orchestra, which played
I the order of dances. Those present
4 included: Miss Martha Smith, Miss
i Doris Groan, Miss Georgia Healy, Miss
4 Mary Eyden, Miss Louise Murray,
/ Miss Rhea Pyle, Miss Clara Daub, Miss
Mary Reinhard, Miss Pauline Ogborne,
Miss Mildred Locke, Miss Lorraine
1 Long, Miss Edna Stanford, Miss Cor
ATine Roberts, Miss Marguerite Cox,
Miss Blanche Miller, Miss Helen Ell
chorn, Miss Marie F'alkner, Miss Lii
! liam Van Buskirk, Miss Esther Reid,
Miss Helen McQuenney, Miss Reba
j Boggs, Miss Louise Roberts, Miss
/ Frances Roser, Miss lauren jerks,
Miss Alice Smith, Miss Dorothy Shur-
ley, Miss Martha Holcomb, Miss Ma
RE Schultz, Miss Gwendolyn Splitter
Miss Katherine Carr, Miss Esther
Reid, Miss Elizabeth Browne. Miss
Mary Louise Bates. Miss Dorothy Lee
DO, Miss Janet Seeker. Miss Vivian
Harding, Miss Neva Bowman, Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Bonita Monarch
. Miss Virginia Bayer, Miss Lurane
Shute, Miss Conda Haworth, Miss
. Helen Snodgrass, Miss Juliet Nus
. Wilkin. Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Sara Shute, Miss Maude Reber, Miss
: Gladys Longnecker, Miss Esther Fouts
5 Miss Edna Johnston, Miss Emily Bal
: ley, Miss Helen Senior, Miss Marie
Connell Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Miss
) Thelma Bymaster. Miss Elizabeth Pet
!, ftibone, Miss Rena Thurston, Miss Lu
: ella Masters Miss Mary Alice Collins
/ Miss Mildred Shedeler, Cameron Cody
! Ralph Motley, Keifer Calkins, William
t +Clendenin, Paul Mccarthy, Benjamin
Y Rost, Robert Breesem, Thornton
: Brehm, Harry Eikenberry, Cecil Webb
x DIR. e. NJ Wysong, Glenn Meyers, Bar
e net Browne, Roland Cutter, Geralt
5 Kennedy, William Dunn, Forrest Cart
$ side, Louis Ripberger. Henry Beck
a Stanley Youngflesh. John Livingston
# Kenneth 'Toler, Carl Amfck, Rober
/ Graham, Maurice Minnick, Vernon
Il Spaulding, Ray Miller James Sacl
y man, Ronald Cox, Earl Carr, Pau
a Fouts, John H. Cox, Samuel KoIp. TIE
D, Keisker, ]. c. Brown Rudolph Price
k Paul Dressed, Hilbert Wallace, Ere
a Swisher, William Marshall, Harol
II Sinex, Emery Morris, John Lowry
D. Eugene Diffenderfer, Verl Newton
5. R. Jordan, Jack Miller, Harold Stan
a back. Roy Hawekotte. Donald Hill
y skind, Glen Meyers, Roscoe Meye,
= Scott Kemp, Elmer Berg, Morris Pylt
IS Howard Dietrich, Roy Johnson, EC
le mund Williams, Mark ennedy, HaroI
o. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs Cedric johnson
5. of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Ho1larI
L Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp, Mr.. and Mr.
n Oscar Morton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Coz
~ rad Ottenfeld.
The Bethany Bible class of the Sc
IS ond English Lutheran church will b
se entertained with a Christmas party
D. the home of Mr. and Mrs Wilbl
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