The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-01

con. Those composing the party were
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Pierson, DR.. and
Mrs. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr. |
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner, Mrs.
Whelan. DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ, Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs Coil Bevington and Mr..
and Mrs. b. f. Wehrly-
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Miss Jessie Sands entertained a
company Of friends Thursday evening
at a Halloween party at her home,
southwest of the city. Games and
music were provided and luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Hall attended
Halloween party at Cambridge City
Thursday evening at the homo of Mr..
and Mrs 0. l.. Galloway.
One of the most enjoyable HallOw
cen parties of Thursday evening was
that given by the Misses Mabel and
Mildred Kuhn at their home on South
Twelfth street The house was pleas
ingly decorated appropriate to the oc-
casion. Luncheon followed music and
contests of various kinds. The guests
were the Misses Mehel Keller, Ethel
Shepman, Hazel Thomas, Mabel Hase-
meier, Julia Lichtenfels, Ruth Bartel,
ana Ivy Russell: Messrs. Frank Lich-
tenfels, Carlos Haas, Ross Hiatt, NAL
colin Robbins. Frank Wissler, Robert
Tallant and Grant Fry.
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A surprise party was given this after
noon by the K. of ?. Sisters on Mrs.
keever Barnes at her home on Fort
Wayne avenue. A large company is
present and the time is being spent IN
needlework.
Miss Jessie Snyder entertained We'd
nesday evening in hO--Or of Miss Sto-
yer of Dunkirk. The hostess provided
ample entertainment md bOuntiful
luncheon. Thos present were Misses
Nellie Booker. Minnie Rhodes, Myrtle
Miller. Clara Thomas and Elizabeth
SprOuse
A delightful hay-ride was given
Wednesday evening by company of
High school and Earlham girls, chap
eroned by Mrs Percival Coffin, of Chi
cagO and Mrs. Edward Fletcher and
Mr.. Albert Fletcher. The party left
the city at four O'Clock and went to
Camp Brook, near Williamsburg,
whore Halloween features were provi-
died. Those composing the party were
Misses Alice Laning, Esther Fletcher,
Mary Likens, Ruth Gilchrist, Dorothy
Quinby, Florence Sutton, Hazel Cad
bury, Florence Bond, Katherine
Thompson, Lucille Pohlgiase, Esther
Beck and Emily Fletcher.
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Miss Opal Mote entertained a COM
pany Of friends at a Halloween party
at her home, 203 North Eighteenth
street. Autumn leaves, jack O Ian
tern and other features of Halloween
, We're used as decorations and the en-
tertainment and luncheon were in
keeping. The Misses Jessie Kimbro,
Fannie Massey, Edith Pinnick. Alice
Holly Mabei Mote, Emile Plumber.
Helen McMinn and Blanche Plummer,
Messrs Peter Massey, Warren Mein-
SEN Ralph Holly, Leo Druley, Ray
Childs, Lawrence Gibbins and Law
renee Whiteford were included in the
party.
The Protection Mite club and friends
of the club were entertained at a Hal
lOween party at the home of Miss Katie
MOelk on East Main street. Games
and cards were played Mrs Elmer Hall
and Mrs. Matte Yates presided at the
piano. A three-cOur lunch was serv-
ed and pretty Halloween souvenirs
were given. About fifty were in the
assembly.
Saturday evening the boys of Earl
ham college will entertain the 'co-eds"
of the institution at a Halloween party
in the gymnasium. Last year the
girls entertained the boys in a delight
full and original manner and the boys
will put forth every effort to show the
pretty co-eds' as good if not a better
| time than the affair of last year
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Mrs. J. Z. Moore entertained the
members of the Alice Cary club Thurs
! day afternoon at her home on North
Sixteenth street. it being the second
meeting of the fall season. The club
has taken up tn subject. The Growth
of the Nations" and Japan is being
considered at present. The members
are much pleased with the program and
believe the years work will be both