The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-29

Children of Country club members
will be entertained at their annual
holiday party Saturday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at the club house. Stories By
Mrs. J. Brandon Griffis, games. and q
dance program by pupils of Miss Eliz-
abeth Kolp are to be furnished for the
entertainment of the children. All
club members wishing to attend the
party will be welcome. The party
commences at 3 o'clock and Miss
Kolps pupils are to appear at 4:30I
o'clock Their program follows:
Danse Militaire - Helen Frances
Kinert
Basket OF Roses, toe number-Kath.
crime Meyers.
Grecian Harp Dance-Jean Grotten-
dick.
Ny New Hat, song and dance-Nella
Marguerite Harter.
Filtration, toe number-Vivian Cox.
Italian Tarantella--Louise and Mar
garet Jenkins.
Highland F1ing-Lizette Campbell.
Gin, Gin, Ginny Shore, song and
dance-Jane Sudhoff
Diana, the Huntress (Grecian inter
pretative) - Lucille Stears, Green's
Fork.
sensational success was won by
the Oriole Terrace orchestra of De
troit and Chicago IN its engagement at
the Coliseum Thursday evening, when
1T played a concert and dance program
before hundreds Of persons at an affair
given under the auspices of the Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity. The orches-
ira eclipsed with its artistic and novel
playing and musical combinations and
was acclaimed by those who heard it
as the finest dance aggregation that
has appeared here this season. Twelve
players compose the orchestra, each of
them an individual artist. Nearly 500
couples attended the dance The splen-
dor of the decorations surpassed any
thing ever before attempted at the
Coliseum and formed a wonderful set
ting for the affair, enhancing the beau
ty Of the scores of handsome gowns
worn by the dancers. MultLcolored
lights Illuminated evergreen trees
which flanked either side of the great
platform erected for the orchestra.
Great ropes of laurel were stretched
between the holly-wreathed pillars cir
cling the dance floor and festooned the
stage which was banked with palms
and ferns and lighted with handsome
floor lamps. A canopy of red ribbon
streamers dripping silver icicles hung
above the heads of the dancers stretch
ing to the balconies from huge bell
over the center of the floor. A pro
gram of classic and popular music
which displayed the exceptional ability
of the orchestra, preceded the dance
Announcement was made Friday that
the fraternity has secured the famous
orchestra for 1923 engagement. The
appearance is to be made during Eas
ter week and is anticipated as the
principal event of the Easter affairs.
Headlining club functions for the
weekend is the dance, reception ano
card party which Post c, T. P. A, is
giving at the Knights of Pythias tenn
pie Friday evening. The affair is the
sixth annual event of the kind helo
by the local post. The Evan Smith
orchestra is to play the order o
dances. Refreshments are to b
served throughout the evening. Elabo
rate decorations suitable to the Yule
tide season are being used to CONVEX
the rooms into an appropriate setting
for the posts most gala event of thu
year.
The Elks' club will be host for on
gatherings Sunday when members ant
out-of-town guests will be entertained
at cabaret and dance. Each mem
Der is privileged to have one out-ot
Town guest at the entertainment. I
cabaret will be held from 10 to /
O'Clock, followed by dancing and cabs
ret from II to 8 o'clock The Palac
Gardens orchestra, one of the bes
aggregations in the middlewest, ha
been secured to play the program G
dances for the affair. A buffet SUI
per is to be served during the ever
ing.
A New Years watch dance will
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp
the ballroom of the l. o. o. F. hal
The dance viii commence at midnigf
Sunday evening. The Jesse Halbe
stadt orchestra will play the program
of dances.
New Years party for members {
the Country club and their out-of-tow
guests will be held at the club Mo-
day evening. 1t will be an inform;
dance. Sider's orchestra, of Eatol
o., is to play the program of dance
The December committee is arran
ing the party. The party closes th
round of holiday festivities whio
have been held at tn eclub.
Mr.. and Msr. Albert d. Gayle ar
June Wheeler Gayle, of South 81