The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
family, Will Crawford and family and
Charles Brown.

Charles Brown.
Arranged throughout in a most at
tractive manner was the pretty Hal
! loween party given Saturday evening
by Miss Helen Fox at the home Of
Judge Henry Fox in West Richmond.
Jack-O-lanterns, pumpkins and other
! decorations appropriate to Halloween
were used in arranging the rooms. The
evening was spent socially and with
music and dancing. An elegant lunch
con was served. The guests were Miss
es Ruth Welless, Ruby Medearis, Mabel
reynolds, Reba Longman, Pauline Rus
sell, Dolores Ellis, Ruth Mencke, Meta
Roland, Gertrude Mcpherson, Ruth
Mendenhall, Magdaline Randle, Glen
ma Kamp, Messrs. Earl Vessel How
| ard Norris, William Dean, Glenn
| Mencke. Robert Dickson. Floyd Flood,
Paul Thistlethwaite, Wilbur Ramp,
Harry Ramp, Lee Outland and William
| VESSEL.
A Halloween party was given Fri
day evening by Miss Ruby Engelbert
at her home on North II street. Games
and music were the features of the
| evenings amusement A luncheon was
served. The guests We're Miss Marie
Greenlee, Miss Geneva and Ruth
Kaufman, Ado and Rena Veregge,
Miss Nancy Carr, Miss Ruth Davis and
Miss Iona Black, Mrs. Charles Vereg-
| ge and Mrs. Lawrence Wilkemeyer,
| Messrs Earl Dadisman, Roy Null,
Clifford Engelbert, Ralph Engelbert,
Dave Stevenson, Frank Hasecoster,
Charlie Grant and George Helmick.
Miss Ruth and Master Edward Nor
arity entertained in a delightful man
ner Friday evening at their home on
North Twentieth street. The house
was attractively decorated with pump
kins and jack-o-lanterns Music and
games furnished amusement through
out the evening after which a dainty
| luncheon was served. The guests who
came masked were Misses Leorna
White, Elizabeth Turner, Violet
Shank, Violet Murray, Elizabeth F.
Turner. Edith Hollingsworth, Pauline
KotZ, Lucille Henniger, Helen Young,
Helen Johnson, Mildred Kotz, Della
Morarity, Ida Mae Morarity, Ruth
Morarity, Mary Olive Morarity, Mas
tiers George Dafler. Bernard Young,
| Frank Grove, John Livingston Donald
Cutter, Edward Rusche, James Kittle,
Reginald Todd, Carl Runnels, Ray
mond Betty, Frank Filby, Warren Ell
lott, Edward Morarity, Elmer Morari-
ty.
Miss Marguerite Clark was hostess
for a pretty halloween party Friday
evening of the past week end at her
home on North Twelfth street. A
luncheon in several courses was serv-
ed. The young people enjoyed games.
music and dancing. The guests were
Misses Dorothy Burns, Elizabeth
Wood, Marie Irwin, Hazel Forbes, Net
tie Collins, Violet Collins, Hazel Ram
sey, Marie Clark Messrs. Harry Don
ner, Don Clark, Irwin Wood, Harry
Morgan, Edward Ends1ey, Pritchet
Endsley of indianapolis, Floyd Gray,
Fred Ranny of Terre Haute and Rob-
ert Orr of Fort Wayne with Mrs
Charles Clark and Master Elwood
Clark
A dinner party was given Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich,
northwest of the city. A marshmallow
bake was feature Of the afternoons
amusements. Dinner was served at
midday to the following: Misses Don
ma Fuller, Bessie Fuller, Ruby Rich,
Fannie Rich, Messrs. Walter Shute,
Samuel Culbertson. Edgar Adams, Dale
Richmo and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich.
! Miss Irene Bettenbrock gave a mas
querade surprise for her sister. Miss
Leona Betenbrock, Friday evening at
! her home on South Fifth street. The
evening was spent with music and dan
cling. Later in the evening a three
course supper was served. The table
was beautifully decorated with Hallow-
cen decorations. The guests were:
Misses Eva Nelson. Marguerite Lyons
Jennie Wishmeyer, Mabel Netting
! Opal Pyle, Irene Bettenbrock, Leona
! Bettenbrock, Messrs. Ernest Dean, Ed
ward Lance, Maurice Hiatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Bacty and Mr. and Mrs
/ Hans Wagner
A beautiful reception was given
| Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Jenkins, on College
avenue, when they took this means
! of entertaining members of the
Friends church and also a number Of
, tho w. II College students. The
h0-''e from 1880 to 1890
he decorations were ap-
y halloween. Pumpkins
' cruSt2lkS made a pretty embel-
Eshment. About two hundred guests
were received during the evening
/ in the receiving line were Mr. and
Mrs. jenkins. Professor and Mrs. Har-
low Lindley, Professor and Mrs. Her
schel Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Hell
ronimus and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Jenkins. Several of the young peo-
pie assisted in the other rooms. Re-
freshments were served.