The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-31

4 dinner this evening at his home
on East Main street, for visiting
guests.
SOCIAL GATHERINGS
pretty compliment vas paid Miss
Charlotte Allison this afternoon by
Mrs. John Alderman when she enter
tanned in a delightful manner 2t her
home on South Eighth street, This is
Tho FIRST of "A series OF pre-nuptial
events to be give in honor OF Miss
Allison, invitations for whose wedding
were sent out YESTERDAY Flowers and
ferns were used in arranging the
roomr where the guests were SO hos
pitably entertained. The hours were
spent socially and with needlework.
The hostess vas assisted in entertain
in" lv her daughter, Miss Rhea Ack-
erman.
Ia the close CT the affair the host
esH served an elegant luncheon. Red
roSebuds were in evidence in the dec
orative motif. Many pretty gifts were
presented to the bride-elect, the affair
being in the nature OF miscellaneous
shower. The invited guests were tie
Misses allison, Alma Turner, Freda
Erik, Emerald Hasecoster. Mesdames
Charles Igelman, Karl Allison, Otto
Ktnlper, Adam Feldman, Lura Ogborn,
Charles Runge, Elmer Iserman, Fred
Rossitor. Will Hawekotte. George
Rche, Charles Williamson, George
Kcnlper, Edward Warfel, August F.
Kcmper and Clarence Kleinchnect,
Among the hostesses for this even
ing will be Miss Miriam Hutton who
will entertain at her home on North
Fifteenth street with a halloween
party.
An Assembly party will be given
this evening in the Odd Fellows hall
by Airs. Frank Crichet after her class
has received it's instructions. The
Dixon Saxophone trio has been Sc
cured to furnish the dance music. Mr..
Desoto, of Chicago, a cabaret singer,
will give several numbers. All the
young people of the city are privi-
le5Cd to attend.
Kiss Almira Starr has been assist
ins the October social committee in
arranging for the Halloween ball to
be given this evening at the Country
club for the members of the club and
their invited "';ests. Miss Starr was
Mcclure on the committee as Miss
MCGUIRE has been ill., This promises to
be an important social event of the
day The decorations will be very at
-tractive. The Hicks orchestra will fur
nisn the dance music. Several from
without the city will be in attendance.
Decorations suggestive of Hallow-
zen were used last evening in deco
rating the Thurman home on East
Main street, when Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
ThVrman selected this time for en-
PERTAINING q number of their friends.
Atcut the rooms were pumpkins, jack
o-lanterns and other quaint and weird
deco rations. The electric lights were
hooded with queer shades. On the ia
blcs in the parlor and living room
were placed miniature bungalows
These were brilliantly lighted by the
means of electric lights. The guests
came masQued and much merriment
was occasioned by the many queer
gowns wCru by the women guests and
the equally fantastic dress of the men
The dining room table was appointed
with large pumpkin face lighted
with small electric light bulbs. Corn
stalks and other decorations were
used in this apartment The evening
was spent socially and in playing vari
Gus games.
Late in the evening the lights were
turned low and the men were asked tc
md their partners for supper. Supper
was served in the attic. The apart
ment was decorated in black and
white. The dim light from the candles
presenting weird scene as the guests
were being seated. An elegant Hallow.
cen supper was served. The out OF
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs Co
field of Fountain City, MIR. and Mrs
Ethma Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Verlin Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Funk OF
New Paris. The town guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Silas Hastings
L. l.. Harris, Schnelle, AID Reid, George
Reid, Roland Louck, Bond. Gus Hat
ner. Karl Meyers, Louis Kerehner
Charles Addleman. Will Morris, D. r
Bromley. H. T. Bromley, J. c. Thur
man, Fl. V. Mcclellan. Misses Esther
Reid. Lucille Thurman, Juanita Nc
Leilan. Margaret Mcclellan. Margaret
Thurman. Ruth Helen Bromley. Mrs
C. Barton, Mrs. Josephine Wiley and
Masters John Mcclellan and Howard
Thurman.
A dinner party will be given this ev
ening at the home of Mr.. Howard
Campbell on East Main street in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius King, and Miss
Elsie Heun of Hakodate, Japan, who
are guests at the Campbell Home.
In celebration of Halloween, Mrs
Cecil Clark, Mrs. S. Edgar Bond. Mrs
Roy Fry and Miss Irene Dennis. gave
a pretty party last evening at the
home of Mrs. Clark on West Fifth
street All the embellishments were
appropriate to Halloween. Festoons
of paper in yellow and white and Hal
loween colors were brought from the
four corners of the room and fasten
ed in the center above the chandeliers
Pumpkins and other decorations SO at
tractise at this season of the veal
were used. The lights were capped
with pretty yellow shades. Various
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