The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-01
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The BUYERS club gave a most ell
jOyable dance Thursday evening at l..
o. O. +. hall. The hall was beautiful
~ decorated with jacI; o lanterns and
shocks Of corn. In one part of the hall
was cask of cider. At 1890 o'clock
there was an intermjSsiOn for half
hour, during which time the dancers
assembled in the banquet room and
helped themselves to mince and
pumpkin pies, dOughnutS, fruit and
cider Everything was delightfully."- in
formal. At II O'Clock dancing was
resumed and the program was compile
ted at midnight. There were several
moonlight dances, an electric quarter
moon located in the gallery throwing
it's hazy light "a the dancers. EX-
cellent music on the piano and drums
was furnished by the Messrs. White
of this city. Those who attended the
dance were: Messrs. and MesdameS
II. L. HOltOn, r. G.. Leeds, c. w. FL
mer, Harry Jay, Jonas Gaar, G. j. Col
Inns. S. E. Swayne, Geo. r. Williams,
Howard Campbell, Harry Gennett,
Hill p W. Smith, S. W. COrwin, Ira
Wood. G. H. Dilks, Will Campbell,
Elmer Eegemeyer, +. II. Gates, S. w.
Gaar, S. S. Strattan Jr., d. \. Elmer,
Chas Kolp, w. G. Hibberd. B. c. Rob
bins, Ri-hard Study and Clarence
Gennett: Mesdames George Love.
Will Gaar, r. H. Newman and Naude
u
Englebert, Jessie I4andwer Mary Auf-
derheid. Indianapolis, Ethel Taylor,
Ethel King, Angela Freeman, Marie
Campbell, Jeanette LandWer and Jose
phine Gates; Messrs. Chas. n. Nor
gan, G. c. Commons, J. B. Gordon.
Tom Kaufman, Roscoe Cook, Indiana
polls. Guy Scott, Glenn Kehienbrink,
Dowell King. Walter FG%emeyer,
Louis Gray, Culver, Harry Thornburg
and Frank Harold.
A unique Halloween party was civ
en- by a company OF young people in
which the homes of three of the party
were visited during the evening, e.
tertainment and luncheon benz pro-
vided at each. The homes visited
were those of Miss Muriel Bartcl, 320
South Twelfth, Miss Ellen @Woin ga
Pearl and the Misses ElnOra and NiO-
la Wikemeyer, 405 South EIGHTH
street. Each of the homes was charm
ingly decorated, appropriate to the
Halloween season. Those composing
the party were Misses Ellen Swain,
Muriel Bartel, Viola Whenever and
Elnora Wikemeyer; Messrs. Fred
Hoover. Carl Pierson. Owen Kuhn and
Cambell Corey.
The Good Cheer cluD held an all day
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Charles
Miles, north of the city. The time was
spent in sewing for the hostess and an
irdoor picnic dinner was served. The
next meeting will be in two weeks with
Mrs. Frank Murley. on the MiddlebOro
pike.
Messrs. MyrOn Malsby. Edwin Viii
son, Walter Craighead. and Howard
ing at Muncie.
Miss May Aufderheide and Mr.. Ros-
coe Cook of indianapolis. attended the
dance given Thursday evening by the
BUYERS club at I. O. o. F. hall. Mr.
Cook formerly resided in this city.
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Miss Hazel Mashmeier entertained Il
few friends at Halloween party
Thursday evening at her home, 800
South Sixth street. The house was
tastefully decorated in autumn leaves.
pumpkins and corn. A charming
luncheon was served. The guests were
Misses Mildred Conley. kse Ferling
and Florence Burgess. and Messrs. Carl
Reid. Peter Lichtenfels, Harry Suter
and Forest Suter.
The Penny Club will give its annual
dinner November Goth.
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Miss Ruby Minner delightfully."- en-