The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-25

die OBannon, North West First street,
Monday evening by members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen. Among the
guests were: Mrs. d. D. Minnick, Mrs.
l. Pearce, Mrs. Edward Flood, Mrs.
Roy Bryson, Mrs. o. J. Lauchman, Mrs.
c. A. Vossler, Mrs Harry Rogers, Mrs.
Paul Christopher, Mrs. Clarence De
Almond, Mrs. Emerson Wenger, Mrs.
| Frank Wally, Mrs. Forrest Shellen-
berg, Mrs. E. E. Christopher, Mrs.
| George Harper, Mrs. Harry Pitman,
Mrs. O'Bannon and Miss Ethel O'Ban-
| non.
Mrs. Emory Bruner was given sur
prise party at her home northwest of
the city Saturday evening in honor of
her birthday. Games and music were
enjoyed during the evening and later
three-course luncheon was served.
A birthday surprise party was given
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Colvin, on the Arlington road
in honor of Mr. Colvin's 73rd birthday
anniversary. A basket dinner was
served, covers being laid for 40 per-
/ sons.
The Young Women's and Juniors
Missionary society of Reid Memorial
church will have a thank offering We'd
nesday evening at their meeting. Miss
I Kyle, missionary from India, will ad-
dress the meeting. Miss Kyle is sup
ported by the Womens society of First
i Ohio Presbytery, of which Richmond
is part.
The Y. NJ. l. card party, to have been
held Tuesday evening, has been post
poned Indefinitely.
i A masquerade party will be given at
the U. B. church Wednesday evening
by Section Two of the Good Cheer
class.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Skiver
, Murray Van Skiver and Mr.. and Mrs
: John Moore, all of Eaton, o., and MI
, and Mrs c. o. Woolman. of Fountain
City, were dinner guests Sunday OF
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Charles of Soutr
Twenty third street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Charles, oil
South Twenty-third street, had as
2 their guests at dinner, Monday Mr.. anG
: Mrs. Howard Whiteley of Cambridge
r City.
The Amice Feliae members were en-
tertained at a Halloween party, Mon
. day evening by Miss Helen Mashmey
!. er, at her home on South E street
Pumpkins, witches and other decora
, lions were combined with lights dim
. med by orange and black shades t
make an effective background for the
party. Music and games were fea
lures of the evening. Later a Hal
: lowe'en luncheon was served. Thu
J tables over which the lights Were
l shaded in yellow, held witches, owl!
{ and Jack-o-lanterns as favors. TIL,
: guests were Miss Jeanette Schell
t Miss Dorothy Finley, Miss Genevievt
e Mcdonnell, Miss Bernice Beeson, Mis-
Emeline Wagner, Miss Wilma Emer
f ing, Miss Faye Logue, Miss Thelm;
/ | Mashmeyer, Miss Bonita Wilson, Mis-
0 Miriam Little, Miss Margaret Smith
d Miss Ralston and Miss Helen Mash
5 meyer.
The Royal Neighbors of Americ;
> will entertain with Halloween socia
e in their club roms, Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments viii be served.
: The circle meeting of the First Pres
= byterian church which was to have
been held Thursday afternoon, will
Mrs. J. NJ Coates, of Reeveston, viii
= be held Friday afternoon at 2;5'
o'clock, instead.
= A market will be held at Hart:
h Electric store. 1924 Main street, Sat
n urday, by the Delta Theta Tau soror
r ity. Proceeds will go towards Christ
J. mas baskets for the families of need!
ex-service men. The market will opel
: at IL o'clock Saturday morning.
l. EarIham Heights Dorcas societ.
n will meet Wednesday afternoon witt
e Mrs J. NJ. Clark, at her home on tn
s Commons road. Everyone is reques;
:. ed to be present.
:. A dance will be given at the I.O.O.F
:. hall in Dublin, Oct. &c. Music b.
:, the Northland Jazz band
?, The Louisiana Historical societ
d has a complete record of the Frenc