The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-01

Mrs Alice Culbertson entertained
with Halloween party last evening
at her home, Sheridan street. The
rooms where the thirty-five guests
were entertained were decorated with
Halloween embellishments. An ap.
propriate luncheon was served.
On account of the death of John
Caseley the Brotherhood of the Grace
M. E. church did not meet last eve.
ming.
Mrs. Homer A. Cox entertained at
dinner Monday for her sister, Mrs
Mollie Winnings, of Richmond, who is
spending the week here, Mrs. Rebecca
Mullen and daughters, Ida and Emma
Mrs. Leah Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Worl of Melville, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mason of Hagerstown.--New Castle
Courier
The Princess card club members
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
w. B. Dye, South Seventh street. High
scores were made by Mrs. E. E. Long
streth and Mrs. John Albertzaart
Mrs. Edward Dye and Mrs. James
Fry were guests. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks with Mrs
Longstreth.
The Earlham Heights Dorcas so.
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. David Morat at her home,
Easthaven avenue.
A mask birthday party was given
by Miss Fern Darlington at her home
on North Fifth street. Friday evening
A two course luncheon was served
Miss Treva Evans costumed as Charlie
Chaplain was at the punch bowl. The
guests were Misses Audrey Monroe
Hazel Boyer, Peggy James. Treva
Evans. Dorothy Hunt, Eva Nelson
Elma Hunt, Hazel Forbes, Grace Had
ley, Edith Winters, Edith Williams
Lulu Hetzener. Thelma Baker, Ruth
Bell, Jennie Wishnier, Miss Washum
Mesdames Fern Etters, Leila Lock
Enid Benson, Ella Wishnier, Emma
Grivey, Mrs. Guhr, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rington. Messrs. Harry and Russell
Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hiatt enter
tained the following guests to dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards
and daughter Edna. and grandson
Eyon, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Davis and
son. John. of Whitewater, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hunt, of Fountain City
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Hiatt and little
daughter, Eva Rebecca, of Hagers.
town.
Extending courtesy to Mrs. Earl +
Reagan who is leaving soon for a resi-
dence In ST Louis, Mrs. l.. c. Anthony
and Mrs Edward Hollarn entertained
in a delightful manner this afternoon
at the apartments of Mrs. Anthony in
the Jefferson. The rooms We're ar
ranged with flowers and ferns. Cards
were played at three tables. Favors
were given after which a delicious
collation. was served. The guests were
Mrs. Earl Reagan. Mrs. l.. M. Brown
well. Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Lew
is Stanley, Mrs Myron Crane, Mrs
G. S. Treglown. Mrs Francis Edmunds,
Mrs. Dwight Young. Mrs. w. B. Mar
tin, Mrs. w. N. Johnson, Mrs II. B.
Lopez and Mrs. Edwin Williams.
Orange blossoms were In evidence
this afternoon when Mrs. Lewis Tiff
assisted by Miss Mary Iliff entertained
members of a thimble club and several
guests at her home, North Eleventh
street as courtesy to Miss Grace
Kelly, a bride-elect. An elaborate
supper in eseveral courses was served.
The Aftermath met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Gertrude Hill. Popers
on Mexico were read by Mrs. Thomas
Tarkelson and Miss Mary Alice Moor
man. Miss Bertha Stevenson was a
guest. The next meeting will be held
November IA at the home of Miss
Peninah Norman.
Mrs. Martin Carroll entertained
members of the A. 0. T. club yesterday
afternoon at her home, Chestnut