The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-30
MRS. JOHNSON HOSTESS,

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A charming social event for Friday
was the afternoon company given by
Mrs. John H. Johnson at her home on
North Eleventh street. complimentary
to her mother. Mrs. Timothy Nichol.
, son. who yesterday celebrated her bith-
day anniversary. The afternoon was
spect socially. A buffet luncheon was
served in the dining room. Richmond
roses and c%andelabra we're used in ap-
pointing the table in an effective man.
ner. n guests were Mrs. Truman
kenworthy, Mrs. Oliver White, Mrs.
F. Newlin, Mrs. Levi Pennington. Mrs.
Elizabeth Toms, Mrs. w. J.. Hiatt,
Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Mrs. Allen Jay,
Mrs. Hannah D. Francisco, Mrs. Joseph
Jay, Mrs. Goode. Mrs. John Nicholson
and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson.
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MASQUERADE PARTY.
Miss Mary Reinhardt gave a mas
querade party last evening at her home
1414 South B street. Games and So
cial conversation were the main fea-
lures of the evening. A halloween
laiiNH was StINeu. II guests were:
Misses Katherine Bartel, Mildren Hoas.
Lois ~Johanning. Marguerite Draper,
Janet Seeker, Margaret Bentlage, Mary
Luning, Marie Blickwedel. Helen Egge-
myer, Maxine Murray. Alfred Harlan,
Gertrude Dietrich, Clara Weisbrod.
Mary Lehman and Florence Commons.
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APP ENTERTAIN.
Among the numerous Halloween
parties for Friday was the one given
last evening by members of the kap-
pa Alpha Phi fraternity at the pretty
country home of Mrs. Elizabeth Can
der on the Henley road. The COM
pany went out in d hay wagon. \
large campfire was built out-of-doors.
around which the party danced.
Games were also played by the young
people. A luncheon appropriate to the
was served, The guests were:
Miss Emerald Hasecuster. Miss Lucy
Smyser. Miss Myral Weeghman. Miss
Mitch. a student at Earlham Col
lege; Miss Louise Malsby. Miss Pearl
Guernsy. Miss Elaine Jones. Miss Lu-
ellie Turner. Miss Airline Shreeve and
Miss Louise Milliken of New Castle;
Mr.. Carlos Haas, Mr.. Carl Allison.
Mr.. Malcolm Robbins, Mr.. Louis
Mr.. Huston Marlatt, Mr..
John Smyser. Mr.. Carl Emerson. Mr..
Roland Coate. Mr.. Robert Crane and
Mr.. Everett McConaha.
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SACRED CONCERT.
The quartette of the First P~resbyte-
vian church will give the following Sc
lections Sunday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock. assisted by Mrs. Fred Miller.
organist:
Prelude in G..........B Tours
Hymn-"Now the Day Is Over"
Quartette-'Hark. Hark. My SOUL.
-. . ..... ........... Shelley
Duett-"Until the Day Breaks
Mr.. Krone and Mr.. Braffett.
Angels Anthem. 5000.
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Mrs. Kruger. |
Organ Offertory-Hymn... E. Lamare
Quartette-"Tell Me Whom My Soul
Doth Love" Morrison
dymn-"Savior. Breathe an Evening
Blessing"
Organ Postlude-Postlude in E......
.... . . . . H. E. Wareing
Quartette-Mrs. F. W. Kruger. Mrs.
VIM. Earhart, Mr.. Krone. Mr.. Braffett.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.
The many friends OF Mrs. George F.
of Cambridge City gave her a
postcard shower recently in honor of
Ter birthday anniversary. She receiv-
d a number of pretty cards.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE.
An enjoyable Halloween dance was
letd last evening in the Knights of
hall under the auspices OF
he dancing class of Mr.. J. Walter