Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-01

o-yc3f larger
nan usual, and the number of young
people who did not see the ghost about
II O'Clock could almost be counted on
the fingers of the two hands. Gay
mas auerad ng parties could be seen
creeping along some side street toward
the home of a friend, while the IRE
sistibIe small boy followed and pelted
their backs with corn and beans
The more mischievous specie OF the
sport disg1stfny ardf HE GoER;5 shnSElng e
take his spite out on the gates that
"outwa d swing on dark night, and
which he remembered having run into
with some force several weeks ago.
In til, he admirably succeeded, for
this morning number of those wicked
gates were scattered about the streets
in all parts of the town.
AT the Halloween parties, the decor
ations were of the usual kind-hideous
jack o'lanterns, scattered in profusion
over the house, and other equally ap-
propriate reminders of the day. Chest
nuts, apples, cider. doughnuts and
popcorn were indulged in until it is
little wonder that ghosts of all de
scriptions were seen before the even
ing's pleasures were over.
"a
Mrs. J. o. Barber of liz south thir
teenth street entertained the members
of the FIRST M E. church choir and a few
friends. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames, j. NJ. West
colt, H. T. Lemon, Lewis c. King.
Watt O'Neal. Bert McDivltt, Charles
Luring, Otto Krone Harry Woods. Z.
Berington, w. E. Wilson, w. A. Fisk,
| L. B. G.. Ewing. Enos Taylor,
Frank Palmer. Misses-Sallie Poe,
Edna Luring, Ella Lurinp, Alice
Lemon, Jennie F. Cole, Mary o. Cole
Ida Taylor. Estella Brush, Cora Bell
Pearl Friedley, Mary Erie dley, Carrie
Sutton of Blanchard, North Dakota
Alice Wells, LYDIA Shumard. Mary
Thomas. Messrs. Edgar Mote, Wal
ter Luring, Frank Il. Highley, Free
Taylor and Edgar F: Taylor.
The friends of Miss Millie Picken.
guest of Miss Ella Wolfer, east Main
street, for the past several weeks. WI
be surprised to learn of her marriage
to Mr.. George L. West, biographical
compiler of Philadelphia. The wed
ding took place at New Castle las
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, ant
they came to this city to spend few
days before leaving for their futur,
home in Philadelphia.
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The Wednesday society of the Firs
Pres sbyterian church viii meet tomor
row afternoon at half-past o'eloel
with Miss Eva Thurston, number -,
north eighth street.
The knights and Ladies of Homo
had Halloween masquerade surpris
party last night on Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
Saur, 207 north nineteenth street. Th
evening was spent by playin
, Halloween games, and refreshmeut
were served consisting of pumpki
pies. doughnuts. apples and svee
cider. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames job
Brown, Charlie Ray, George Keller
lStephen Thomas. Charles Howe. DAM,
Levingston, George MeLear, Charlie
Essex, Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. Mo-
rison, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Stafford
Mrs. Kurtain, Mrs. Paveny, Mr..
I Ellenger and Mrs. Lantz: the .Misse
Minnie Neff, Leona Mercer. Kat
Moelk, Belle Davis, Florence Howe
Louise Romburg, Bessie Thomas. .RuI
1 Eagle, Marjoris Morrison, Della How,
5 Mable Keller. Lottie Essex an
. Blanche Howe; Messrs. VIII Kenle,
: Roy Mason, John Gohner, Wi
: Howe, Clarence Brown, Will
2 Keller Sherman Howe, Est
], Caveny. Wolfred kurtain and Linde
e Essex.
4 There was very pleasant Hallowee
reception last evening at the home
+ Miss Mary Dennis, north sixth stree
8 given by the Epworth League cabin
!. of Grace N. E. church. There ",