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

George Ellis, Frank wilkins, E. E.
Christopher, Harry Stuat, Harry ROg-
ers, Frank White, Martin Carroll, Ed
ward Wilkins. Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs
Ella TOWle, Mrs. Ray SineX, Miss
ToWle, Miss Margaret Wilkins, Miss
Ruth Miller. Miss Roberta Wilkins,
Mr., Ralph Rogers, Mr. Paul Ellis, Mr.
Harry Sihex and Mr.. Melvin Stuat.
Honoring their little daughter. Miss
Mary France Churchell, Dr.. and Mrs
Churchell gave a pretty party last ev-
cning at their home on South A street
The decorations We're in keeping with
he Halloween season. The little
guests came masqued. The house was
arranged with pumpkins, corn stalks
and other decorations. Late in the ev-
ening a dainty luncheon was served
The guests were Misses Lucille Wei
er, Margaret Hiatt, Ruth Simmons,
.ierdine Gaar, Elizabeth Kohler, Sa-
nh Jessup, Emaline Land, Mary
ones and Marjorie Hart.
Arranged throughout in a most at
!aCtive manner was the Halloween
Harty given last evening by Mr. and
ational Avenue. Corn stalks, pump
.liS and other decorations appropri-
- to Halloween were used in deco
ating the various rooms. The evening
,aS spent socially and with games and
auaic. An elegant luncheon was serv-
/. The guests We're Messrs. and Mes
ames, Alvin Marlatt, Will Eikenber-
~, Bert Fucker, Frank Jenkinson,
George Gault, Harry Goodwin and
.tmily, Miss Rose Miller and Mrs
,usj Chenoweth
COmpl1menting their guests Mr. and
ir9. King and Miss Elsie Heun of ia
al, Mr.. Howard Campbell and Mrs
gorge Williams gave a prettily ap-
Ginted dinner last evening at their
tautiful home on East Main street
lowers and ferns appointed the table
nvers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Viii Campbell, Miss Marie Campbell,
n. John Clements, Mr.. and Mrs
homas Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
J Gennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Ell
Ter. Mrs. George Williams, Miss
leun, Mr.. and Mrs. King and Mr.
ampbell
y pretty Halloween party was given
asst evening by Miss Miriam Hutton
at her home on North Fifteenth street
when she took this means of enter
tanning a number of her friends The
house was decorated appropriate to
Halloween. The young people chaper-
oned by Miss Carolyn Hutton and
Miss Mildred Schalk enjoyed a walk
about the city and participated in the
street festivities. Later they went to
the Hutton home where an elegant
luncheon was served. The guests were
Misses June and Thelma Robinson
Pauline Strauss, LenOre and Dorothy
Cook, Helen Johnson, Emma Fetta
Mildred Nusbaum, Ellen Dickinson,
Messrs. William, Rodney and Sidney
Watt Robert and William Weed
Ralph Lamb, Paul Brown, Robert ST.
John, Donald and Thomas Bell.
Miss Ethel Mcclure gave a mas
querade party Wednesday evening at
her home. S07 North G street Games
and music were the features of the
evening. The house was decorated in
white and yellow Lunch was served
in three courses. Small pumpkin heads
were used as souvenirs. Those pres
ent were Misses Marie Weber. Pauline
Shank, Irene Shank. Margaret Ash
craft, Lostly White, Audrey Morrow
Corine Essmaker. Lucille Vance, Lurie
Matthews. Gertrude Matthews, Messrs
George White. Claude White, Herman
Morrow and Herbert Mosse.
pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Taylor last evening
at their home on South Eleventh street
when number of their friends came
masqued. The evening was spent So
cially and with music and games. A
luncheon prepared by the guests was
served, Those making up the party
We're Messrs. and Mesdames Frank
Lehman. Q. O. Smith, Fred Thomp-
son. Phillip Gloeckner and Walter Far
low.
In honor OF several guests Miss Eli
zabeth Shriber entertained with a
Halloween party Friday evening at
her home on South Eleventh street
Dancing and games featured the even
ing. The decorations We're appropriate
to Halloween. \ luncheon was served
Those enjoying the affair were Miss
Helen Buckley. Miss Mary Canbv.
Miss Irene Gormon. Miss Lulu Mat
thews, Messrs. Benton Barlow. How
ard Messick, Orville Coate. Kirk BLY,
and Willard Stevens
Miss Jessie Coggeshau entertained
with Halloween party last evening
at her home. A number of the guests
came dressed as ghosts The decora-
tons were appropriate to Halloween
Games and music featured the even