The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-28
Society

The City Federation OF Wtmen's
Missionary societies will hold their
semi-ahnual session Friday afte rnoon
at 2:36Aat the First English Lut aeran
church. Miss Blanche Scott will
speak onSs "Our Missionary Oppt rtun-
tiles in the Home and Foreign Field"
Mrs. r. F. E'ropst will tell of the work
of the Nonh side mission AMI the
work carried on at the Home ft,r the
Friendless Wall be discussed by Mrs.
u. B. G.. Ewing Miss Ethel Clark
will speak on vhe welfare work done
by the Social Service bureau. The
purpose of the discussion of comlnun-
itv work is to show how the mission
ary societies may help. All members
of the federation are urged to an END
the session. Any other women IN the
city who are interested ARE invited
and will be welcome.
The Halloween dance to she gfven
at the Country club Saturday evening
is to be a hardtimes party. Arrange
ments are being made to make 1t one
of the most successful club dances ot
the year. The club house is to be
decorated with pumpkins, cornstah1s'
autumn leaves. and other Halloween
decorations. Special features OF the
evening will be the Evan Smith or
chestra, pumpkin pies, CIDER ana
doughnuts. Everyone attending the
dance is requested to wear poverty
costumes appropriate for a-hard-tlmes
dance.
Two hundred young people in gay
costumes of Halloween attended the
masquerade ball given in the l. y: y.
F. ball room Wednesday evening
Black and orange streamers fluttered
1attica
over the center of the room. Shaded
lights and Halloween decorations OF
pumpkins, lanterns, corn and leaves
added to the picturesQueness OF the
dance The music was furn1sheo Dy
the Syncopating Five. Much credit
for the success of the affair is DUE 10
Westcott Hanes, Earl Hewitt. Raipn
Inglebert, H. P Bradley, Paul Allen
and Frank Critchet, the committee III
charge.
A Halloween masquerade party wAss
given Wednesday evening by MlsA
Madeline Hannah and Miss Lucille
Robson at the country home OF MISS
Hannah west of Whitewater. Games
and music furnished the evenings en-
tertainment. Prizes were given 1or
the best costumes. Miss Clara Snyder
of Richmond received the prize for the
DTGLLlGSL COSLume ~ Iloiio"S ~
per was served by the hostesses to the
following guests: Miss Belva New
som, Miss Helen Gayle, Miss Frances
Day. Miss Lorraine Lacy, Miss Madge
Guthrie. Miss Mildred Knoll, Miss
Frances Burt Miss Clara Abner. Miss
Bernice Triton, Of Richmond: Miss
Marjorie Robson, Miss Chelsie Sim
mons, Miss Marie Harris, Miss Alice
Ross, of Spartansburg, Miss Alice
Knole, Miss Opal Fouble, Miss Clara
Snyder of Richmond, Miss Feye KEN
Miss Myrtle Reynolds, Miss Marian
Woods, Miss Blanche Carman, Miss
Irene Duff of Greensboro, Miss Lucille
Robinson, Miss Madeline Hannah
RAYMOND Carman, Vernon Warner
Neil Freeman, Everett Williams, Rus
sell Knoll. Clarence Brown, Ernest
Newman, Gayle Hunt, Montelle Han
nah, Bennett Burt, Robert Knoll Dor
Mitchner, Harold Gates, Harold Bloser
Leonard Knoll of Richmond, Raymond
Wise. Gaylord Jones of Richmond, Jot
Busby of Richmond, Donald Genning
Loren Buroker, Maurice Clark of Spar
tansburg, Glenn Jennings. Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Robson, Paul Robson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hannah
Mrs Maude Harris was the charm
ing hostess for a Halloween part.
given Wednesday evening for thu
pleasure of Miss Fern Harris and Mis-
Aisle Gwinn. Artistic Halloween dec
orations were used for the affair AM
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