The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-01

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ing, luncheon was served. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
! Paul Hazeltine, Roy Fry, Bert Over
, man, Cecil Clark, Everett Sullivan,
Robert Shissler, Mrs, Edith Haisley,
Miss Irene Dennis, Miss Edith STRAIT
socially and with games and music A
| luncheon was served.
A ''housewarming" was given Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Moore last evening
when a number of their friends called
at their home on West Main street.
| The evening was spent playing games
and a Halloween lunch was served.
The guests were Messrs and Mes
| danes Henry Day, Fred Minor, Harry
Forbes and children, o. c. Wine, Glen
| Smith, Mr.. Rudolph and Mr.. Emory
Bittner
A pretty party was given Thursday
| evening by Miss Florence Fox at her
| home on the National Road West, in
| honor of a number of her friends. The
guests were costumed to represent va
riOus books. The MasQuerader,' The
! Woman With the Fan Mrs. Wigs
! Of the Cabbage Patch" The Silver
| Butterfly were some of the books rep
resented, The house was decorated APP
| prOpriate to Halloween. The house was
| decorated appropriate to Halloween.
A luncheon was served. The guests
We're Mrs. Harry Shaw, Miss Lillian
| YOst, Mrs. Hazel Philips, Miss Alma
Smith, Miss Maud Minck, Miss Inez
kimbrough, Miss Jessie Hadley. Miss
! Anna Tough, Mrs. Ira Slick. Mrs. Lew
is kluter, Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Philips
was given the favor for guessing the
number Of books.
Among the numerous hay rides of
last night was one given by several
members of the Y. NJ. |. The party
drove to Williamsburg where an Ella
| bOrate supper was served a. the Kelly
| Hotel. The party returned in the wee
sma" hours. Those present were
| Messrs. Everett Mitchell. Harry
Schmidt, James SIattery. Russell
Gustin, Misses Helen Batter, Kathryn
| Williams, Grace McConlough, Hilda
Moler, Aida Wilcoxen, Bernadine
! Nellie, Lena VOsmeier.
| Among the charming social events
Of the week was the masquerade party
Mary Heidelman at her home on
South Tenth street. Games featured
the evening An elegant luncheon was
served. Guests were Misses Helen Ber-
heide, Loretta Mag, Elizabeth kenne-
pOhl. Anna Stole, Margaret Stems,
Rose Taube, Blanch GausepOhl, Flora
| Torbeck, and Loretta korvis.
| Miss Ruth kirchenbauer and Miss
Edith KOehrng entertained last even
| ing at the latter's home with a Hal
| lOween mask party. The rooms were
| beautifully decorated appropriate to
| the occasion. The evening was spent
with games after which a Halloween
| luncheon was served Those who en-
| jOyed this affair were the Misses
Clara Schrader, Ruth and Pauline
| McPehrson, Kathryn Neuberg, Kath-
leen McAdams, Lillian Mclaughlin,
COrrine Schneider, Glenna Khome,
Mary Yeargin, Helen Crawford, Mar
guerite Mckinley, Clara Lehman, En-
ma Cohorst, Mildred Bode, Marie
Drummer. Ruth Kirchenbauer and
Edith Koehring; Masters Howard Nc
| Pherson, Ray McAdams, Shirley Nc
Laughlin and Raymond Koehring.
! Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kaufman en-
tertained a number of Richmond
| guests in a delightful manner last
evening at their home south of the
city The decorations were in keep
| ing with the Halloween season. A
marshmallOw bake featured the even
ing. A supper appropriate to HallOw-
cen was served The guests were:
Misses Ruby Lemen, Setta Gard, Oh
i've Long, Esther Hill, Erla Roney.
! Erma McMath, Messrs Ralph Cain.
| Earl Kessler. Alva Alexander. Seth
! Dfngley. Lewis Dingley, Rudolph Hill
and Myron Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crane enter
! tanned a number of guests last even
| ing at their home on East Main street
An elegant dinner in several courses
was served. After dinner the guests
attended the dance given by Mrs.
Frank CWchet. The party was COM
posed of Misses Helen Nicholson, Ar
! line Shreeve of indianapolis, Viola
| Wickemeyer, Lucy Smyser, Ann Mich
olson. Messrs Paul Fisher, Charles
| Twigg, Everett McConaha Grant Fry
and Frank Wissler.
About thirty couples attended the
| dance given last evening by Mrs
| rank CrlChet IN Odd Fellows nall.
| The Dixon SaXophone trio furnished
the music. Mr.. DeSOto, a cabaret
singer, delighted the guests with his
vocal numbers. The affair was thor
oughly enjoyed.
Miss Helen Nicholson will enter
tain next week at her home on East
Main street for Miss Airline Shreeve,
of indianapolis, who is visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moss entertain
ed with a Halloween party last even
ing at their home on South Sixteenth
street. The evening was spent social
| ly and with games and music. Pretty
! decorations appropriate 70 Halloween
were used At the close of the affair
/ luncheon was served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Chenoweth were
given a house warming last evening
at their new apartments in the Nc
CURE Flats. The evening was spent
socially and with games and music
| During the evening refreshments were