The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-31

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ming In their hall. The rooms were
decorated in the national colors, nags
being used profuseiy. The music was
furnished by Dixon orchestra. me
dancers we're Misses Marie O'B1en,
Marie Dillon, Blanche Dillon, Anna
Harrington. Rose Taube, Mary Vos-
meier, Vera Knowles, Constance Pad-
deck, MareelIa Issen and Tressie Col |
Inns, Mrs Marian Mccarthy and Mrs.
George O'Brien, Messrs. Frank kiser, |
Jim Harrington: Jim Goldreick, Ed
ard Brennan, Walter Boyce, Joe Far
deck, Walter Cronin. Pete Lichten-
fels, Andrew F1atley. George O'Brien.
Ray Quinlivan, Ray Nolan. Harry
Foil, Sylvester Williams, Francis St1n-
ger and Paul Mccarthy.
The Cleaners of Grace M. E. church
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:3o
o. clock at the home of Miss lrma
Weaver, 500 North Nineteenth street
The Loyal Sisterhood class OF the
First Christian church will give . Hal
loween party this evening at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Ellis, 301 West Main
street. All members are urged to
come masked.
Miss Helen Unthank was hostess
last evening for Halloween party
given by members OF the Young
Peoples Society Of the First Baptist
church. The house was attract1vely
decorated In Halloween colors and
decorations. About so young persons
ere present.
Pupils of School No 5. Boston town
ship gave an entertainment last even
ing for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Miss Florence Burgess. teacher of the
school, WAS in charge of the entertain
ment and large sum Of money was
realized from. 1t.
| The penny supper to have been CIV
en- by the Women's Aid society OF
| First Methodist church Friday even
ing has been indefinitely postponed.
Miss Ada Prickett and Pack Albert
Adler both of Cambridge City. were
married yesterday afternoon by Rev. ].
]. Rae at First Presbyterian church
| parsonage.
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ma Lindemuth, Mrs. Mary Price, Miss
Alice Price, Mrs. Emma Moore and
! daughter Lucille, and Mrs. g. A. Rifle
of Tampa, Fla, will go to Indianapolis
| tomorrow for a visit with Mrs. Lamb.
| Miss Daisy NJ. Foster of this city
and Clyde E. Smith of Eaton were
quietly married Monday afternoon by
/ ID oy,s1
church parsonage.
! Miss Lucille Wellbaum will enter
tain a number of girls this evening in
compliment to Miss Marion Russell
who will be married November s to
Earl Kinley. Miss Russell will be CIV
en- miscellaneous shower during the
evening. Tomorrow evening Mrs.
Fred Rossiter win entertain for Miss
Russell. Friday evening the A. N. C.
club will give dinner at the Airing
ton in compliment to Miss Russell and
Miss Bernice Pucketts, both brides Of
next week.
Mrs. Alvin Fox has returned from
short visit with relatives and
| friends in Indianapolis.
! Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Jordan
have returned from Shelbyville, where
they have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. c. A Davis They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Davis.
Miss Shirley Neff entertained COM
pany of friends last evening at her
home on Easthaven avenue, with a
Halloween masquerade party. The
rooms were attractively decorated
with Halloween decorations, jack o.
| lanterns, furnishing the light for all
the rooms. Refreshments, in keep
! ing with the occasion we're served. The
guests were Misses Pauline Hoffman,
Ruth Horr, Sarah BEEN, Frances Ben
ner, Marguerite Elleman, Nova Hunt,
Helen Mann and Messrs. Elva Folger,
Warner Haben, Ralph Haben, Frank
Benner and Gordon Borton.
4 G. P. Daugherty and daughter Miss
Dollie Daugherty left yesterday for an
extended visit in Hot Springs, Ark,
for the benefit of Miss Daugherty's
health.
Mrs Francis Bilderback was pleas
antly surprised last evening at her
i home, 125 North Seventh street by a
i number of relatives and friends in
;. honor Of Mrs. Bilderback's birthday
The evening was spent in cards and
music. Refreshments were served at
late hour. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Ridgeway, Mrs. Ruby Apple
ton, Clarence Streber, Mrs. Earnest
Charmen and son, John Earnest, Mrs.