The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-01
HALLOWEEN PARTIES
CHARACTERIZE NIGHT
Ghosts, COLLINS and Weird
Characters in Celebration
Merriment.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Nov. l.
The members of the Degree of Poca-
hontas enjoyed social in keeping
with All Saints night, Thursday even
ing at the close of the regular work
The hall was decorated with symbols
of Halloween. Dancing and a social
time followed during which apples
from wooden bowls and doughnuts on
pointed sticks were served by sheeted
ghosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eichlor enter
tanned a company of friends Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Wiseman. The ladies of the
company appeared in masks. The
rooms were prettily decorated Pump
kin pie, doughnuts and coffee were
served to the following guests: Messrs
and Mesdames J. W. Judkins, viii
Judkins and children, Joe Moore and
daughter Dorothy, Will Austill Will
liam Gentry and children, W. S. Hunt,
Frank RummeU and children, F. NJ.
Daner and daughter, Mrs. Will Rich
ardson, Mrs. Walter Krone and son
of this city and Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Richardson of Richmond.
Bought and Paid For" will be pre-
scented at the Hurst opera house next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. f. r. McGraw and son Jean
are visiting Mrs. A. ], Harrison in
Connersville.
NJ. j. Gem of Richmond was here
Friday making a survey of the city
for the purpose of revising the San
born insurance map.
Miss Ferguson Entertains.
One of the prettiest of the numer-
GUS Halloween parties was that given
the Misses Esther Ferguson, Helen
Hicks and Katherine Ulrich at the
home of Miss Ferguson. The deco
rations were fantastic, presenting a
typical Hoosier scene. FODDER and
pumpkins were artistically arranged
throughout the rooms, the former
also appearing above the archways,
windows and buffet, while black cats,
owls and witches adorned the cur
| tains. The thought was further dis
played by the carpets which were
strewn with bright colored leaves. Fol-
lowing the threads Of cobweb, to
which were attached their fortunes,
and other merriment were features of
the evening A luncheon of pressed
chicken sandwiches, pickles. small
pumpkin pies with whipped cream,
, doughnuts and coffee was served in
the dining room, where the long table
was adorned by a cloth decorated with
witches and lighted by candles. The
guests were Misses Alice Morris Au-
drey Whiteley. Idola Gehring, Esther
Bowden, Pauline Clawson, Lucille Pru-
lit, Ruth Evans, Ruth Wilson. Helen
Johnson, Miss Lafever of IndianapO-
lis, Messrs. Robert Beard, Eugene Diff
fenderfer, Howard Creagor. Raymond
Clawson, Max Kitterman, Harold
Toms. Robert Wright, Merrill Allison,
Russell. Stricken, Francis Ogborn, Ho-
bart Behr George Morris and Harry
Winters.
Oliver Fetta of Indianapolis for
mer partner of Charles Billheimer,
spent Thursday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duffin of Rich
mond, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ Gobel Friday evening and at
tended the costume ball.
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer went to
Chicago today to spent a few days
with friends From there they will go
to Kankakee, Ill, to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Riggin.
Visitors Day in Schools.
The teachers of the public schools
observed Friday as visiting day, and
the entire corps visited the schools
at Shelbyville.
f. r. McGraw will spend Sunday in
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Murray enter
tanned at tea Thursday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. George Butler of German
town and Miss Susie Freeman. The
table was appointed in keeping with
Halloween. Five hundred was played
during the evening.
Fred Tilman of indianapolis is the
guest of his cousin, Charles Billheimer
and family
The four sections of the Social I'M
ion met Thursday afternoon a the
home of Mrs. Will Judkins. with Mrs
George Ward and Mrs. Will Richard
son. who have gone to Richmond to
reside, and Mrs. Alfred Wiseman, who
will soon go to Indianapolis, as guests
The afternoon was spent at needle
work, and refreshments were served
Mrs. Charles Hageman was elected
treasurer to take the place made va
cant by the resignation of Mrs. Ward.
Another Party.
One of the merry Halloween parties
was that given last evening by Miss
Mary Diffenderfer from I to 10 o'clock
Gam seand various Halloween stunts
kept the company busy The dining
room was Enthusiastically decorated in
yellow and black. A two course lunch
was served to the following merry
makers: Mary Louise Morris, Mar
gerry Freeman. Pauline Norris. Fred
Rowe. Mildred Carpenter, Francis Les
lie. Thelma Leslie, Mabel Ball, Vivian
shirley, Gladys Evans, William Locke
Charles Morris, Frank Fronaphel. Wv
ian Macke and Robert Dill.
Mrs. H. H. Heist of Milton. Mrs
Mary Mauk and Mrs, Ada Dennis will
be guests of Mrs. j. W. Beard at tea
this evening.
Mrs. Jessie kimball of New Castle
will spend few days the coming week
with Mrs. f. r. McGraw Mr.. and Mrs
kimball, former residents of Cam
bridge City, will soon go to Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Ruth Smith entertained a COM
pany including thirty of her school
mates from Grade FIVE Friday after
noon Yellow and white were used il
decorating, while on the dining table
miniature witch perched on a large
pumpkin. furnished amusement Bob
bling for apples and other games pass
ed the hours.
Declare War on Colds.