The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-31

Spalding, Lenora Cook, Rosalie Dear
dorff of Greenfield, Mildred Town
send, Florence Cummings, Elizabeth
Tarkelson, Messrs. Lawrence Chrow,
Raymond Akin, Benjamin Howe,
Miss Almira Starr, 1856 Washing
ton Boulevard, left for Petoskey, Mich
igan. yesterday to attend the wedding
of Miss Zoe Oven and Mr.. Norman
Hill of Detroit, which will take place
this evening at the home of the bride
Miss Oven has many friends in Indian
apolis having visited Miss Starr last
Observation-Disclosures Star
Mrs. e. N. Petty Of Richmond, has
returned home after a visit with her
son Mr. Wilbur Hickman and family
on South Euclid avenue.-Bloomingto
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy LaRue and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Thomas will motor to
Richmond tonight, to attend a Hal
loween party at the home of Mr..
Thomas sister, Miss Clara Thomas
COnnersville News.
Mrs. A. L. Alshouse returned to her
| home in Richmond today after a two
days visit here with her mother Mrs
B. A. Johnson. Mrs. Alshouse was &C
companied by her niece little Martha
Norris, who will visit her for a short
time.-New Castle Times.
The Past Chief Pythian Sisters will
give card party Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. c. X. Barnes, 104
Fort Wayne avenue. All members of
the club and their friends are cordially
invited to attend
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church, held at
the church parlors Friday afternoon
Mrs. H. S. Weed, president of the
society presided at the meeting and
had charge of the devotional exercises.
Mrs. j. F. Hornaday, who attended the
Synodical meeting at Marion and who
was a delegate from the Missionary
society made her report at this time
Misses Louise Mather, president and
Stella Knode secretary of the West
Minister Circle of the church were
also delegates. The principal talk for
the afternoon was made by Rev Scott
Hershey, his subject being, Does 1t
Pay To Be Interested In Missions -
After the program a social hour fol
lowed. The November meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. S. c.
Markley on South Seventh street.
Among the charming social func-
tons of the coming week will be the
evening party to be given Tuesday by
Miss Elsie Thomas and Miss Alice
Ramp in honor of Miss Alice Have
kotte, who is to be married this fall
to Mr.. Gustave Hoelscher. Thursday
evening Misses Lena and Flora Weis.
brod will entertain for Miss Have
kotte.
This evening an elaborate reception
will be given at Earlham college by
the social committee with Miss Luella
Wells as chairman. The rooms will
be decorated with flowers and ferns
and decorations appropriate to Hal
loween. A number of interesting con
tests and games will be provide for
the pleasure Of the guests.
One of the delightful Halloween
parties was that given last evening
by the members of the Live Wire
Sunday school class Of the Second
English Lutheran church at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feltman or
National avenue, the class being com
posed of girls, who had for their guests
Miss Florence Fox and Mrs. l.. Ben
| nett, Mrs. Feltman acting as hostess
| The evening was spent with an old
| fashioned Halloween frolic with music
games and supper. The house wa:
attractively decorated with autumn
leaves, pumpkins and corn.
| The members Of the class include
| Misses Ellen knollenberg, the teacher
| Gertrude Mcpherson, Mabel Reynolds
| Marie Parish, Juanita Duke, Heller
Fox, Goldie Van Tress, Mabel Felt
! man, Hazel Sissman, Ethel Long. Vir
ginia Jones, Rheba Smith, Marguerite
Long Mildred Williams, Fay Tough
l. Blanche Honeymeyer, Irene and The1
8 ma Feltman.
Mrs l.. H. Bunyan Of North Twelfth
6 street, has returned from Syracuse
N Y, where she attended the nationa
e convention of the Missionary societ
# Mrs. Bunyan was made an officer O
d the society.
$ A pretty Halloween party was give
s Friday afternoon by Mrs. William
Beasley at her home on South Sever
teenth street when she entertained
l. number of guests. The rooms Wer
l. decorated appropriate to the season
e The afternoon was spent socially an
h with needlewOrk. At a late hour tn
s guests were invited to the dining roor
l. where an elegant luncheon in severa
y courses was served. Candles and Otl
5 er embellishments were used in az
r.