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

street complimentary to her guest.
Miss Helen Baylor, of Springfield
Ohio. The rooms were decorated with
fodder shocks, ears of corn and pump
kins and the white masked figures in
the dim light of the Jack-o'Ianterns
made quite a ghostly scene A Hal
lowe'en supper was served after the
ghosts had unmasked. In the COM
many were Misses Agnes Twigg, Fan
ME Jones, Merle Weeghman, Mary
Dickinson, Florence Gayle, May Ham
ilton. Florence Clark, Gladys Clark,
Bessie Lintner, Leona Ellebarger and
Marguerite Rush.
Mrs. Charles Flock entertained the
Cycle Literary Club at her home on
South 18th street yesterday afternoon
The subject for the afternoon was I'm
diana Day" and those on the program
were Miss Lillian Yost, Mrs Buckley,
Miss Hoerner and Miss Morse. The
next meeting will be on November Fl
The subject will be Science and
the readers will be Miss Tough, Miss
Potter, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Gillespie,
and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
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Mrs. William Jewett Robbie and Miss
Bertha Grace ROBBIE entertained a
company of sixty-five guests yesterday
at 1 o'clock with whist luncheon at
their home on North 18th street. The
drawing room decorations were white
and in the library
and dining room were yellow chrys-
anthe NUNS. A luncheon in five cours-
es was served, the place cards being
dainty little etchings. After the lunch
con whist was played at seventeen
tables for which prizes were awarded d. |
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Miss Margaret Thornburg gave a |
charming little Halloween party last |
evening at her home on North 9th /
street. The house was lighted with |
Jack-o'-lanterns and ears of corn hung |
from chandeliers and decorated the |
Fortunes were told and fates |
.ried, and at the close of the even
ng's fun supper was served. In the |
party were: Misses Jessie Cronin, Amy /
Horton, Marjorie Meagen, Marie
5reen and Marjorie Thomas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schuman Jones will
entertain the Pedro Club Saturday
evening at their home on East Main
treet.
The Penny Club met yesterday af-
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Warfel
n South 10th street. Arrangements
we're made and committees appointed
or the annual dinner to be given on
november 81.
Miss Eta Luken gave delightful
Halloween party last evening at her
ONE on South 18th street. Autumn
caves and fall flowers formed the dec
rations and candles cleaning
Trough the pumpkin faces" shed a
,eird light throughout the rooms.
James, fortunes and Halloween
ricks were the features of the even
lg and bountiful supper was served :
he guests included the members of
card club that was organized a few
ears ago and were as follows: Misses |
ma Harrington, Blanche Luken, AL
e Griffin, Maude Flanagan, Marie
avis, Lillian Shofer, Esther McKone, {
atheryn McKone, Mabel Steinkamp, I
Iarcella Luken and Mrs. Arnold {
1ein.
Miss Margaret Doan entertained
tuesday, evening at her hose on
outh 18th street. Games. music and {
wheel of fortune at which Mrs. j. {
|. Mills robed as Gypsy, presided.
ere the features of the evening. In !
lie dining room the table was deco
ated with vines and autumn leaves
nd lighted with Jack-o'-lanterns. The Y
lace cards were SOULS and cross 2
ones done in black and white and 7
lie favors were tiny witches for the !
rls and brooms for the boys. The +
tests were Misses Mabel Ashbacker Y
Defiance, O., Elivara Voorhees,, a
thel Lovin, Virginia Graves, Harriet l
ickinson, Hazel Gadbury. Carrie Dru- 8
y, Messrs Carl Allison, Monro Vor- =
ees, Donald Graves, Ralph Guyer, ,
sse Miller, Roy Dennis, John Murley
Id Brock Pagan.
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An enjoyable party was given last =
-ening by Miss Ruby Reid at her :.
,me on South 4th street. The rooms =
ere gayly decorated with Jack-o'-lan- =
:,
In the first parlor :
as booth hung with lanterns and "
aped with vines and leaves in which ,
RS Chas. Igleman told fortunes and
ad palms. In the second parlor
nilar booth was located where a
ncheon of sandwiches. coffee. pump q
n pie and doughnuts was served. .
lie guests were Misses Viola Wicke Il
eyer, Mary Crivel, Cora Igleman. .
emma Clendenin, Esther Kyger, g
ace Beck, Carrie Garlic. Imo Eiken- ie
rry. Sarah Seal: Messrs. Walter =
avely, Taylor Schneider, Harry u
ankle. Ed. Warfe;. Ramsey Pound :"
,ne, Hubert Snavely, Clyde Beck,
erie Person, Harry Clendenin, Ever
.e Ray. William Klucker, Wales u
ston and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ig. III
nan.
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A unique Halloween party was Civ "
last evening by the members of 81
2 Wednesday Duplicate Whist Club
70 folIowino invitations were sent