The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-02

! ing, and some of the boxes went as
high as IS.
! At one side of the basement was the
| check room, in charge of Mrs. Omar
G. Murray. Boxes filled with earth
| were also in evidence at either side of
| the basement, and the men enjoyed the
| game of horseshoe. The elimination
dance was one of the features of the
evening. The floor had been divided
into square and numbered correspond
ing to wheel of chance The last
remaining couple was given the favor
and it went to Mr.. Howard Campbell
and Mrs. Edgar Hiatt
| In the saving contest for men the
| favor went to Mr.. James Carr and Mr.
| Samuel Gaar. The contest for women
was also interesting, and Mrs. Harry
Gennett and Mrs. Alton Hale were
given the gifts. Mr.. Burton Carr was
| able to climb the highest on the greas-
ed pole, but was unable to reach the
top. All the women guests were sup
posed to wear cotton dresses and the
men overalls. All those who came
| clothed otherwise were taken in charge
| by the country constables, Messrs. Jul
liam Gates, Wilbur Hibberd Thomas
Kaufman, Walter Eggemeyer, Burton
!
were taken before Judge" Harry Gen
nett, and prosecuted by Mr.. Rudolph
G. Leeds. Judge Rupe was fined fos
wearing a silk hat.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
| taken in, but the expenses must come
out of this amount. However, a neat
sum will remain.
| The committee on arrangeme S
was composed of Mrs. Rudolph Gaar
Leeds and Mrs. Joseph Hill, on amuse-
ments; Messrs Joseph Hill, Rudolph
Gaar Leeds and Omar G.. Murray, po-
| lice department.; Messrs. Willard Z.
Carr, Walter Eggemeyer, assistants !;
chairman of Turkish room committee,
! Mr. Earl Mann; finance committee,
! Messrs. Albert D. Gayle, chairman,
Samuel Gaar George Gates and Edgar
! f. Hiatt; committee on dancing, Mrs.
Thomas NJ kaufman and Mrs. Julian
Gates; decorations, Mr.. Fred Lemon :;
refreshments. Messrs. George Dlks
and Earl Mann.
! Among the guests were Messrs. Will
lard Carr, Joseph Hill, Rudolph G
Leeds, Earl Mann, James A. Carr, Har-
ry Gennett, Omar G. Murray, Walter
Eggemeyer, Wilbur Hibberd, Thomas
Kaufman. Julian Gates, Fred Bartel
Ben Bartel, VIII Campbell, Edward
Gates, George Gates, Paul Comstock
William Dudley Foulke, Alton Hale
Edward H. Harris, Samuel Gaar, Oil
yer Gaar. Fred Bates, Albert D. Gayle
Ray Holton, P. w. Smith. J. II. Mills
Richard Study, John Nicholson, Glen
Kehlenbrink, Charles Druitt, Charles
Holton, Fred Lemon, John Lontz, DR.
and Mrs. F.. w. Kruger, DR.. and Mrs
- n,1ne, NJ ri a Il
ton, Abbie Schaefer, Gwendoline
Foulke, Marie Campbell. Sarah Hill;
Messrs Burton Carr, Erman Smith
Howard Campbell, Mrs. George vii
lllams, Mrs. Louis B. Quinn of Chica
go, DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Smith, Messrs
and Mesdames Fred LeBoutillier, Mil
ton Craighead and George Dilks.
Miss Gwendoline Foulke danced a
number of pretty dances Miss Edith
Runge played here Accomplishments.
Miss Anna Stanton of Springboro
o. is the guest of Miss Ella Downing
at her apartments in the Wayne.
Mr.. Griffith Ellis of ST Louis was
the guest of his mother and sister
Miss Mabel Ellis, Sunday.
The regular meeting of the AssOciat
ed Charities board will be held Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock in The
office of the central charity bureau.
Miss Amy Gamble Of Van Vert, O.
has come for a visit with Miss Aline
johnson at her home in West Rich
mond.
Miss Harry Ames Smith of Union City
returned home after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert kolp.
Mrs. c. f. Test, Mr. Donald Test
Miss Dorothy Test, Miss Lulu Brown
} Mr.. Eugene Fields and Miss Marian
Porter of indianapolis, motored here
yesterday and visited Mrs. Lupton anC
daughters, Misses Anna and Jane, a
their home on North Fourteenth street
| A party was given this afternoon b,
Miss Blanche Bayer at her home OF
South Second street when she enter