The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-02

! ell. Harry Forbes. Cecil Wine. Walter
Frame; Misses Pauline Forbes, Helen
Bates. Ruth Mullen. Thelma and Alma
Williams, Wilma Bell. Miriam Hum
mer, Dorothy Williams, Stella Mae
Frame, Ruth Minor. Arvilla and Flor
inc Mitchell.
Miss Bess Goldriek will entertain
Tuesday. November 8, at her home as
a courtesy to Miss Alma Pfafflin, a
November bride Thursday evening Of
this week, Miss Marguerite holland
entertains for the bride-to-be.
Mrs. F. A. Brown was hostess yes
| terday afternoon for meeting Of the
Magazine club. The reader was Mrs.
E. s. Curtis. Mrs. George Williams
| was guest. Next Monday Mrs. Eu-
gene Price entertains the club and
the readers will be mesdames e. G..
Hibberd and Charles Kidder.
Mrs. Erastus Bond was hostess yes
| terday afternoon for a meeting of the
Queen Esther Society Of the Eden Re-
bekah lodge. Sixteen members were
! present
Twenty friends gave Miss Irene
Hart a pleasant surprise last evening
| at her home on South Eighth street.
They all came masked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will meet
a children's class in dancing Satur-
! day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
Kolp home, 326 North Tenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harsh gave a mas.
querade Halloween party last even
ing The guests were Messrs and
Mesdames Julian. Arvin Cooper, Will
Morrow of Chester, c. Dietemeyer,
| Charles Brown, Albert Steen, Charles
Morgan, Harry Besselman, Dr. and
Mrs. Roy D. Morrow, Misses o. Oft
heimer, Marjorie Morgan, Carrie Web
Der, Katherine Hall, Mrs. Weber
The Sunshine club members gave
Mrs. Charles Surrender a surprise
last evening. The guests were mask
ed. Those present were Mesdames
Omar Todd, George Moelk, George
Mckinney. Harry Hiatt, Walter Nor
gan, Chester Sigler, W. Bettley, Walter
Graft, Clifford Cook, Jason Holler,
Fred Mann, w. Harr, ]. Schroeder,
Sherman Inderstrodt, Misses Retta
Smith of Bryan, Ohio, and Miss Nettie
Burg.
Thirty little friends enjoyed a Hal
loween party Saturday evening at the
home Of Master William and Miss
Ruth Penery. The children wore
masks. Fortune telling, games and
music featured the affair. Decora-
tions appropriate to Halloween were
used. Refreshments were served.
The guests we're Misses Dorothy
Beetle. Elsie Weeks, Janet Schell,
Thelma Bymaster. Alma Byers. Emily
Daley, Ruth Niewoehner, Helen
Kramer, Florence Flick, Margaret
Campbell, Marian Chenoweth, Eliza
beth Mcdonnell, Dora Stanley. Pauline
Elliott, Genevieve Mcdonnell, Hazel
Harris. Ruth Penery, Bernadine Nor
ley, Carline Morley, Francis Byers,
Pauline Burner. Edward Beetle, Rich
ard Ryan, Willard Ball, Walter Evers-
man, Harry Kramer, Ralph Nye,
George Harris. Junior Penery and
William Penery.
A surprise and masquerade was
given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stevens, north of Jacksonburg.
| Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Walter zimmerman, Earl Gill
bert, Park zimmerman. Charles Bond,
| Loring Hatfield, Guy Swain, E. G. Hat
| field, Ernest Scruggs, Howard Cook,
George Nicholson. James Stevens,
| Misses Mary Hatfield. Helen Nfchol
son, Lucille Swain. Messrs. Dallas
Stevens. Carl Scruggs. Guy Scruggs.
Voyle zimmerman, Francis Ammer
man, Harold Cook, Wilbur Bond, For
rest Bond and James Thornburg.
The members of the Loyal Messen-
ger Glass of the First Christian church
gave Miss Alice Vossler a pleasant
surprise last evening. The guests
were Misses Alta Mae White, Lucille
! White, Ruth Allen, Wilhelmina Boggs,
Elizabeth Hunt, Golden Grothaus, Ha-
eel Kindley, Lillian Karch, Margaret
| Wilson and Donna Hyde.
Mr.. Harry A. Wilson was given a
masquerade surprise last evening at
his home on Boyer street by number
| of his friends. Games and music fea-
tured the evening. Twenty-Five guests
were served with refreshments. The
| guests were Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Cham
ness, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
Gibbs. Walter Heavinridge, Frank
Schwaker and son Malcolm; Messrs.
! Merrell Chamness, Paul Ellis. Ralph
and Clyde Hart, Mrs. Mary Rogers;
Misses Mary Thornton and Marie Ora
ham. Mr. Paul Ellis had the most
! comic costume.
The Loyal Sisterhood Glass of the
First Christian church, enjoyed a mas
| querade party last evening. The