The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-31

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A number of novelty dances, stunts,
and Halloween features were intro
7duced last evening at the informal
dancing party given in the l. O. .. r.
hall for members and pledges or the
Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity. The
Harmo Novelty orchestra with Miss
Viva Brown as soloist, furnished music
for the evening. One of the pretty
feature dances OF the evening was
balloon dance in which partners were
found by names on bright colored bal
looms. Late in the evening delicious
Halloween refreshments were served.
Among those present wer MI and Mrs.
Gorge Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Critchet, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Gambler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kinley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Murley, Mr. and Mrs. For
est Gartside, Miss Vera Pfafflin, Miss
Eleanor Smith, Miss Cora Harris, Miss
Mary Clapp, Miss Mary Bulla, Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Treva Dafler,
Miss Katherine Smith, Miss Mabelle
Feltman. Miss Hazel Mashmeyer,
Ruth Burdick, Miss Agnes Cain, Miss
Maurine Chenoweth, Miss Carolyn
Bradley, Miss Vesper Deemer Miss
Margaret Calvelage, Miss Olive Cox,
Harold Norris, Don Warfel, Ray Aiken,
James Eaton, Paul Allen, F. c. Smith,
Glen Weist, Albert St. John, A. J.
Linemann, Lee Smith, Ralph Engle-
bert, Earl Hiatt, II. P. Bradley, Glen
Menke. Wayne Beeson, Chester Sharpe
Donald Cutler and Max Davis.
Halloween decorations were used in
profusion last night in the K.of G.
hall for their annual Halloween dance.
An orchestra of three pieces furnished
music for the evening, and Halloween
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Pfeiffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geers,
Catherine Locier, Catherine Stems,
Crescentia Asfalg, Margaret Mauer,
Eva Casey, Margaret Abbey, Anna Alb
Mary Dillon. Mary Carroll Margaret
Kennepohl, Mary Pfeiffer, Helen vos
meier, Lucille Crosby, Mary Heidel
man, Mary Kauber. Ellen Mccarthy
Matilda Feldman, Blanche Dillon, Cor
inc Essenmacher, Marie Gordon, Hell
en- Lenihan, Helen Pfeiffer, Lucille
Taube, Dorothy Gegan, Viola Sittloh
Mrs Lawrence Hughes, Mary Huber
Alice McManus, Nell Coleman, Ruby
Cavanaugh, Blanche McManus, Anna
Stole, Flora Dehner, Violet Brucker
Catherine Brucker, Elizabeth Stole
Flora Korves, Bertha Taube, Gertrude
Heidelman, Flora Torbeck, Mary
Brandenburg, Helen Brandenburg
Anna Burke, Mary Taube, Agnes
Knauber, Alice Locier, L. Robe, Louis
Ripberger, Joseph Pardieck, James
Harrington, Thomas Fitzgibbons, Carl
Pfeiffer, Raymond Nolan, Walter
Boyce, William Kahle, Richard Zeyen
Carl Geier, Jack Lynch, Clark Reid
Harry Brokamp, Joseph Quigley, Fred
Foley, Thomas Fay, Richard Sharkitt
Clarence Pender, Frank Stenger
Frank Kiser, Tom Quigley, Andrew
Mag, Joseph Burke, Carl Kiser, Jos
eph Weiss, Albert Caskey, William
Fuller, William Reese, Herbert Moore
Joseph Zwssler, Andrew Issen, John
Meyer, BARLEY Gordon, Claude Doyle
George Huber, Harry Frame, Ray
Dehner, George Mauer, Clarence
Sauer, John Calvin, Walter Cronin
Ray Miller, Albert Nolan.
Miss Margaret and Miss Mary KEN
per entertained a party Of girls at {
masquerade Halloween party last eve
ming at their home on South Eight
street. Decorations, games and re
freshments for the evening were il
keeping with the season. Those pres
ent were Fern Powell, Lucra Ziegler
Helen Heitbrink, Helen Smith, Vivian
Igelman, Thelma Tomlinson, Louis
Mcpherson, Mary Saxton, Elizabetl
Jay, Garnet Rothert, Elizabeth krei
meier, Jane Kennedy, Lucille Kempe1
Esther Fleming, Esther Zeigler, Rut1
Brumley, Mildred Wettig, Georgell
VanDorice, Frances Moss and Miriam
Weichman.
Mrs. G.. A. Bair has returned from
Indianapolis where she was guest Q
her son, r. r. Bair and wife.
Mrs. G. E. Christy and Miss Cath
crime Gates were guests Of friends 1
Campbellstown yesterday.
For the pleasure Of Miss Evelv
Pharris and Miss Betty Meyers, Nj
and Mrs. E. S. Jenkins entertaine
with a Halloween party last evenin
a their home west Of the city. Ha
loween decorations were used, tn
evening spent in games and dancin
and luncheon was served Thos
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jel
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hartman
Miss Rheba Boggs, Miss Margare
Taggart, Miss Zelma Slade. Mis-
Mary Brumfield, Miss Mary Fitzpa
rick, Miss Betty Meyers, Miss Flo
ence Kerlin, Miss Evelyn Pharris, Mis-
Ethel Shoemaker and Miss Grac
Shoemaker Of Fountain City, Jane
Kittle, kork Moore, Kenneth Mot,
Reginal Todd, Fred Poole, Leo Stige
man. Rankin Jones and Martin Hill
bard.
T. J. Quinn Of New York City, VIII