The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-01

| out in all the decorations. The after
noon was spent in games and the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. Genevieve Slade
served refreshments. The guests were
Miss Roma and Miss Mary Mabey
Miss Emma and Miss Erma Rickles
Miss Marian Jones, Miss Eloise Cloud
Miss Dolores Dill, Mis- leila Edith
Weist, Miss Evelyn Maule, Miss Mary
Hayward and Miss Bernice Slade.
Miss Louise Hiatt and Miss Ruth
Kirk of Earlham college entertained
the women of Margaret Smith Home
Sunday afternoon.
| The ladies of the Second English
Lutheran church will hold an all-day
meeting at the church Wednesday.
The regular business meeting of the
,, Aid society will be held at the church
in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Cunningham will
1t has been postponed on account of
election.
Circle One of the First NJ. E. Aid
society will have an all.day meeting
Thursday with Mrs. Leroy Nichols
TIA National Road west. Each mem
bers is asked to bring sandwiches and
q uiSl vi SoluO hiho VI iooN'
Marcellus Pohlmeyer of the Univers
ity of Dayton is the guest of his faith
en- H. J. Pohlmeyer.
Miss Frances Roser spent Sunday
in Dayton, O., the guest of friends.
The Current Events club will meet
TUESDAY.
Members of the Criterion club will
have a Halloween party Tuesday eve
ming.
The Ladies' Society of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen will hold a special meeting
| Wednesday, Nov 3, at p. m, in the
|. o. o. F. hall, Eight and Main streets
| Mrs. Sadie E. Schoenell, the grand
president of the Ladies' Society from
Huntington, Ind. and the drill team
of Lodge 81 from Logansport VII
make the meeting a very interesting
one Every member is requested tt
be present. At 6 p. m. dinner will be
served to all members of the 3. OF l.
F. and E. and their families. Afte1
the dinner there will be short talk!
by the visiting members. Dancing
will follow.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chrisman, 32S Kinsey street, was the
scene of a pretty Halloween party
when Miss Kathryn Chrisman enter
tanned a number of friends Saturda!
evening. Pumpkin faces and othe
Halloween decorations were attract
lively used for the occasion. During
the evening everyone told ghost storie
in the dark and then followed a ghos
walk over the house, resulting in tn
discovery of eight ghosts. Prizes 70
contests were awarded to Miss Vii
ginia Howells, Miss Alice Reid ant
Miss Natalie Harding. Halloween re
freshments were served to the guest
who included Miss Martha Null, Mis-
Reba Robbins, Miss Marie McManus
Miss Lucille Harris, Miss Mabel Han
ris. Miss Virginia Howells, Miss Loi
Robbins, Miss Natalie Harding, Mis-
Alice Reid, Miss Harriet Scott, Mis-
Martha Evans, Miss Mary Rcba Evans
William Campfield, John Harding, Wi
| liam HornadaN, Mack Harding, Rich
ard Campfield, Lloyd Outland, Richar,
Little, David Campfield and Melvin
Lopez.
Effective Halloween decoration
marked the masquerade party give
by Miss Harriet Ellis Saturday ever
ing at her home on South Sixteent'
lstreet.t The guests unmasked as thei
identity was guessed. The evenin
| was spent in contests and games
Chrysanthemums and attractive Ha
! lOwe'en favOrS were used in the din