The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-01

pumpkins, black cats, witches and
ghosts and at each plate was an apple
holding a tiny lighted candle. From
the chandelier swung witches of all
descriptions. The place cards were
black cats and pumpkins done in wa
ter colors These were afterward
used for score cards. Yellow and white
chrysanthemums were the decora-
tons in the parlors and library. The
guests included: Messrs. and Mes
danes. Schuman Jones, B. B. Johnson,
LIE Roy Brown, William Campbell.
Erie Reynolds, Geo. r. Williams, w.
w Schultz. P w. Smith, Henry F..
Burns and J. w. Sample.
~
Mrs. Hoey gave a delightful little
party Tue day evening at her home
on North 18th street in honor of her
son, Edwards birthday anniversary
The rooms were decorated in autumn
leaves and Jack-o'lanterns and an
elegant luncheon was served. There
were eighteen guests present.
xssss
Miss Viola Steen gave Hallowe'-
en- party last evening at her home on
South 9th street. Some twenty guests
were present.
Miss Edna Ferling entertained
company of young people last evening
at her home on South 9th street.
Games and music were the features
of the evening. The guests were
Misses LESSEE Conn. Emma Parker,
Marie Dennis, Messrs Harry Harms,
Carl Weisbrodt, Herbert Wore and
Edward Treffinger.
x X y
Misses Norma Runge and Edith
Runge gave a Halloween party last
evening at the home of the latter on
South ] street Fortunes were told
and games and Halloween tricks
played. During the evening three
course supper was served. The dec
orations were of autumn leaves, vines
flowers and pumpkin faces. The
guests were Misses Josephine Rich
ardson. Edna Marlat, Mildred Schalk,
Gertrude Smith, Carolyn Hutton,
Mary Morse, Helen Jameson, Ruby
Miller, Nellie Wigmore, Edna Sit
Tough, Ruby Shaw, Elsie Hawekotte,
Mary Deuker, and Grace Balzer.
Mabel and Marie Johns-were de,
lightfully surprised last evening at
their home on South 10th street by a
number of their friends. 1t was a
party and the many fun
ny costumes caused much merriment |
among the young people. The table I
where the luncheon was served was /
arranged with vines and flowers and /
lighted with pumpkin lanterns. The I
quests were Ruth Hadley, Agnes I
Jummins, Edna Stevenson, Helen
stevenson, Gertrude Seaman, Doro-
by Drawer, Florence Drawer, Cert
ude Brice, Mabel Weidner, Margaret
Neidner, Charlyne Fulghum, Rae
Ioeffer, James Johns, Norman
Ioeffer and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
ioeffer.
Miss Grace Smith entertained
mall company at whist Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Krank Pier
on The guests were Misses Pearl
;isco, Ethel Marlatt, Rena Haner,
Irs. Geo. Coy. Mrs. Matthew Bal
our and Mrs. Harry Smith.
x X ~
Master George Kessler entertained
number of his little friends from 4
o yesterday afternoon at his home
n South 10th street Games were
layed and luncheon served. The
able was lighted with numbers of
my Jack-O'Lanterns. In the COM
any were Mabel Johns, Marie Johns,
.ertrude Bryce, Helen Neal, Kath
ryn Rhodes, Grace Kelley, James
ohns, Sidney Watt, Wendell O'Neal,
Toward Wells and Walter Shrieves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wood entertained
18th a Halloween party last evening
t their home on South Goth street.
he house decorations were flowers.
ines and pumpkins and candles were
lie only lights used The guests 6
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann. Mr.. G
nd Mrs Harry Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. s
oward Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
nyder. Phyllis Snyder. Coral Hase- !
,ster. Edna MCGUIRE, Ella Lemon, t
larry Lemon and Mrs. Ed King. I
Miss Minnie Shafer gave a charm
g masquerade party last evening at
or home in Fairview. The rooms v
ere attractively arranged with fod- a
er shocks, pumpkins and ears of {
,rn. A supper of sandwiches. u
pumpkin pie and cider s
as served. There were twenty
tests present.
X ):
MessrS Everette HaB 5ekotte and 4
cell Winterstein gave a most enjoy
de barn dance last evening at 352
outh 18th street. The building was
GIFTED with incandescent lights and
lck-O Lanterns and decorated with q
rs of corn and brightly colored
aves. During the evening a supper i
five courses was served Stouts
chestra furnished the music. There Y
ere fifty guests present
x =
Mrs William Lane will entertain
e Crescent Club this afternoon at
II home on South 10th street