The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-02
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Milton, Ind, Nov. 2.-Harry B. VIII
liams of 22O5 East Main street, Rich
mond, was the guest OF Clark Faucet,
Of 4l8 East Main street, Milton, over
Sunday.
Willis Leyerton and the Rev. F. A.
Scott, who were on deal several days
for the Rev. Mr.. Scott's property, con-
cluded the deal at four p. m, Saturday.
Consideration, 500. The Rev. Mr..
Scott has made some Improvements In
the property since he owned it and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverton have secured q
pretty home. 1t is on North Street.
The Rev. Mr.. Scott will soon leave for
Indianapolis, where he will enter Butler
University and take a ministerial
course. He will conduct a two weeks
revival meeting at Marengo. His
family will accompany him there
One of the prettiest costumes at the
masquerade social given by the ladies
of the M. E. church, at the Odd Eel
lows hall. Saturday night was that of
Mrs. j. w. Brumfield She wore a
short dress flounced to the waist The
waist was daintily made and the hat
was very tastefully made. The suit
was in honor of the Richmond Palladi-
UNI, of which papers the entire suit was
made.
Clarence Wolford was home from
New Castle to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brown entertained
Mr. and Miro Pnh poacnp IF Of
town Sunday.
Mrs. L. M. Gentle as assistant SUI
perintendent of the M. E. Sunday
school, opened the school Sunday
morning in the absence of superintend-
ent Harry Borders The Rev. Mr.
Pinnick gave a fine review Of the les
son.
Watson Faucet was at Richmond
Saturday On business.
Miss Hattie Izor had post card
birthday shower She received 40
cards.
The social given by the ladies of the
M. e. church at Odd Fellows: hall Sat
urday evening, was attended by a
large crowd. The costumes were
some Of them, very unique. and some
pretty, while others were grotesque
and wierd. There were different races
of people and different nationalities
the witch and wizard found a place in
the throng. Everybody was merry.
After the grand march the order came
to unmask, whereby there were some
amusing mistakes as to identity discov,
cred. The following program was OBJ
served. Song by Miss Carrie Walkers
Sunday school class of girls: quartet.
Raymond Lowery, Orwell Daley; in
strumental solo. Miss Inez Doddridge;
quartet, Misses Jessie Lantz. Eunime
McClung, Ruby Kellam, and Edna Low
cry: recitations. Miss Hazel Murley.
Eunice McClung, Master John Brown.
Two very fine readings were given
by Mrs. G. w. Brumfield, of the Chris
tian church, and G.. A. Borders. Both
were highly applauded and came back
to the enthusiastic encore.
Miss Kate Hoshour had very
unique costume, at the masquerade
Saturday evening. She wore her
mask over the back of her head and
had on a sunbonnet 1t was impossi-
BILE to tell which was her face and
which her back She walked equally
we'll backwards or forwards. The
Merry Widow was also there with a
hat that would certainly have pleased
the widow herself.
The party given at Miss Irene
Crooks. Saturday evening was anoth-
err pretty Halloween affair. The re-
ception was given by Mrs. Harry Man
loves class in the Christian Sunday
school. The guests were made up from
the classes of Miss Rae Wagner and
Mrs r. Warren's classes. A large
company was present and the party
was that of the sheet and pillow case.
Fortune telling and games furnished
amusement. The house was decorated
in the colors of autumn, red and vel
low. Pumpkin faces formed lanterns
and nice decorations. Refreshments
of tiny pumpkin pies. apples. ginger
bread, sandwiches, grapes, pickles and
grape Juice An amusing feature was
the bobbing for apples and securing
them from the big tub full in the cen
ter of the floor. Mrs. Harry Manlove
left the house. but returned to dress
in witch costuI2e and after returning
told fortunes. Misses Hattie Stills and
Blanche Moore also dressed in mas
uuerade costume and called at Mr.
Crooks carEing much merriment.
The G.. E. r. girls. composed OF
Misses Jessie Lantz. Lula Faucet, Ma
RE Snyder, Marie Elwell, Eunice Nc
Chung. Alma Wagner. Maude Hussey
and Edna Lowery. entertained at a
Halloween party with Miss Wagner
last evening. The guests were the
high school boys, Russell Wilson, Ivan
Parkins, Emerson Cause. Roydon
wolfgang, Harold Hoshour Raymond