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

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The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity gave,
smoker last evening In the ffater-
nifty rooms. In addition to the mem.
bers number Of guests enjoyed the
party Among the members Of the ira,
BLY,. Joseph Smithmeyer, Everett
Skinner, Thomas Davis. Jesse Barnes,
harold Grimes, Gerald .Fitzgibbons,
3ulian Dunbar. Paul Schepman, Ed
ward Ryan, Paul James, Horace Par
ker. Chauncey Edgerton, william VII
liams. Carleton Scott. Harry Under
wood and George Douglas.
Robert Gennett, Mrs. Fred Gennett
entertained number Of little guests
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
and large spider web In one of
the rooms was attractive to the little
people. Toys were given each guest
as souvenirs. Miss Margaret Mooney
assisted the hostess in entertaining
Games and other amusements featur-
ed the afternoon. The guests were
Misses Mary Alice Collins, Mary EN-
lily Simmons of West Florence, Ohio,
Martha Ann Gennett. Alice Louise
Gennett, Katherine Louise Coffman,
Carolyn Bartel, Jean Shiveley. Eliza
beth jenkins, Jean Dunlap, Barbara
Bentlage, Augusta Gennett, Masters
Richard Gennett, Raymond Luby, Rob-
ert Charles Gordon Rootsm. Joseph
Cox, Thaddeus Braffett, Ray Stauber,
James Hibberd. William Temple Hor-
naday, Robert Hawekotte, Harry Gen
nett, Jr., Clarence Pickett, Ellis Bev-
ington, Norman Hoeffer and Walter
Schattel. -.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Marvel have
returned from a trip through the east.
Enroute home they visited friends in
Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herold gave a
masquerade Halloween party. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
Joseph Fisher. William Stole, Clar-
ence Fause, George VESSEL, David
Deal. Raleigh Rose, Edward Hollarn,
Misses Elizabeth Goselin, Rosamond
Herold, Estella Hollarn and Nellie
Anspaugh. .......-
Halloween party was given by
Misses Esther Brooks and Echo Ro-
land Saturday evening on the third
floor of the Roland home in Fountain
City. The attic was decorated with
jack-o-lanterns and cornstalks. The
party was composed Of Misses Leah
Chenoweth. Phyllis Butler, Dorothy
Clark, Dot Marine, Rebt Showalter,
Dwiggins, Esther Brooks, Echo Roland,
Messrs. James Hiatt, Scott Patterson
OF Lynn, Lee Outland. Donald Warfel,
OF Richmond. Lloyd Pyle, Chauncey
Morrow, Paul Edgerton, Robert Thorn
as, Harold Hough and Earl Clark Of
Fountain City.
Miss Maude Reber gave Halloween
masquerade party Friday evening at
her home on South Fourth street The
meyer, Iona Weist, Iris Igelman. Mar
Schepman. Wilma and Anita Sudhoff,
Kathryn Quigley. Alice Weist and Mas
ter Woodrow zindorf
Mr.. Clarence Turner and Miss Ro-
selfa Mathews were married Saturday
evening at 9 o'clock at the First Eng
fish Lutheran church parsonage by the
Rev. e. G. Howard. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Math-
ews of Centerville and is an attractive
young woman Mr.. Turner is employed
in Dayton. He is a member Of the
Richmond chapter of the Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Baaf Of 207
South Ninth street, are receiving the
congratulations of their friends over
the birth Of a son, who arrived last
night.
One of the charming ante-nuptial
events of the month was the miscel-
laneous shower given last evening by
Mrs. Marie Green.Hughes as cour-
tesy to Miss Alma Pfafflip. who will
be married soon. The rooms were ar
ranged with snap dragons and baskets
filled with huge yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The evening was spent play
ing hearts. Favors went to Miss Pfaf-
film and Miss Marguerite holland. In
the dining room the decorations were
in yellow and black. In the center of ,
the table was a pumpkin filled with
the choice fruits of the season Lighted
pumpkins with yellow candles also
appointed the table. At IL O'Clock a
messenger brought in a pretty black
and yellow umbrella containing the
gifts for the bride-elect. Those present
were Misses Mary Porter. Edith STRAIT
ton. Marjorie Meagan. Mable Stein
kamp. Marie Davis. Marcella Luken,
Ernestine Lawrence, Marguerite No
land, Marie Dillon. Mable Geier,
Blanch Dillon, Meta Pfafflin, Mable
Geier, Bess Goldrick. Marguerite No
land, Francis O'Brien. Mesdames Karl
Movers and Charles Green.
A masquerade party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. McFail last
evening by the Golden Rule Bible
class of the First NJ. E. church.
A Halloween party was given last