The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-30
burg. and Miss Frances Fern vonburg


Members of the Bethany Bible class
surprised Miss Marian Russell last
evening at her home. All the guests
went masked and furnished much
amusement during the evening. About
twenty-five girls were present. Miss
Russell was given a beautiful set OF
silverware from the class.
The public is invited to the mas
querade dance to be held in the Coli
scum tomorrow evening. Kolp's or
chestra will furnish the music. A
small fee will be charged for admit
lance and dancers will pay to dance.
| The Los Aangeles Examiner of last
Sunday has the following news in the
social column:
IAN announcement of unusual social
interest is that made today by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Elwood Newlin telling
of the engagement Of their daughter,
Emelie, to George Roderick Bell. of
the United States navy
miss Newlin is sister of Mrs. Hill
Hastings and Of Quincy E. Newiin, of
the famous Bachelors organization.
/ She IS a former student of MARI
borough and the Girls Collegiate.
Mr. Bell, formerly of Richmond
Ind, is attached to the naval base hos
pital here which is expected to leave
soon for service in France. No date
| has been set for the wedding on &C.
count of this expected absence of Mr..
Bell, and will not take place until aft
er his return
Mr.. Bell Is the son of Mrs. William
E. Bell of this city. He has been in
Los Angeles for about three years,
and was connected with a banking
firm there until he enlisted in the nav
al service.
| Miss Lucille Wellbaum will give a
miscellaneous shower tomorrow even
ing at her home in compliment to Miss
Marion Russell who will be married
November 6 to Earl Kinley.
Members of the Kensington club
will entertain their husbands at a Hal
loween party this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr, 1918 Main
street.
The Aid Society of Second English
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
: afternoon at the church Plans for the
I annual bazaar will be discussed.
Members of the K. of G. will entertain
with a Halloween dance this evening
in their hall. Dixon's orchestra viii
furnish the music.
The series of lectures given by Prof
Alfred NJ. Brooks of Indiana Uniyer
city for the Art Study Club will .begi1
: Wednesday, November Z.
Mr. and Mrs. w E. Saunders wer,
! called to Columbus, o. by the seriou
: illness and death of he formers bro
Their, DR.. George Saunders, who die
Monday morning.
: Miss Rheba Smith and Miss Dori
Pointer entertained a number Of thei
friends at a Halloween party last eve
n ming at the home of the former. TIL
). house was attractively decorated 1
n Halloween decoratiehs anu autum
leaves. All the guests were masked
The evening was spent in music an
!. games. Delicious refreshments wer
r served. The guests were Misses Edit
!. Long, Mary Gregory, Juanita Duke
AIl6llSod DOUACLl. Nal lC
k Virginia Jones, Marie Price, Iren
: Frauman, Mable Reynolds, Marguerit
e Long. Mary Taube, Gertrude McPhe
e son, Doris Pointer, Rheba Smitl
If Helen Pointer and Stella Poinie
5. Messrs Ray Swisher. Howard Swisl
n er, Verlin Ballinger, 1orke Little, Wi
e bur Dickinson, Louis Schafer of Eatol
4, O., George Cones. Herbert Russo
RI Harold Ritchey Lee Hillman, Cheste
q, Sharp. Harry Wager, Robert Dickinson
4, n. C. Robinson, Kenneth Pointer, Mr.
r Ernest Pointer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lo
.e Swisher, and Mrs. Catherine Mood
s. mus of Campbellstown, O.
0, Mr. and Mrs. Galen Lamp and tn
s. latter's mother, Mrs. Jeanette Moo