The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-27

program at the Chester NJ. E. church,
Saturday evening. The public is invi-
ted.
Masons and their friends will be
guests at the opening dance to be
given at the Masonic temple by the
order, this fall Thurday evening.
Harry Frankers orchestra will play
for the affair.
One of the prettiest Halloween par
ties of the season was given by the
d. L. X. at the home Of Miss Emma
Horn. The house was artistically
decorated in Halloween colors. Sew
eral contests were held, the favors
going to Miss Grace Pottenger, Miss
Dorothy Shurley, Miss Merle Thistleth-
waite and Miss Mildred Krouse. Later
a two-course luncheon was served to
the following members and guests:
Misses Mary Louise Mathews, Lucille
Tauer, Coral Haseltine, Grace Potten-
ger, Ruth Horr, Pauline Horr, Gladys
Burns, Thelma Ryan, Cyrene Huber,
Edna Sausman, Dorothy Shurly, Mar
guerite Faucet, Mildred Krouse,
Madge Whitesel, Lydia Haseltine,
Juanita Detmer, Laura Mae Burns,
Merle Thistlethwaite, Dorothy Simms,
Thelma Champion. Bernice Weaver,
Eula Krouse, Helen Pottenger, Ruby
Elliott and Emma Horn.
The women of Fairview met at the
Sevastopol school building Wednesday
evening and organized a club which
will be known as the Fairview Wo-
| mems Community club. During the
business meeting the following Off.
GERS were elected: President, Mrs
| Stella Ewbank; vice president, Mrs
| Mary Rogers; treasurer, Mrs. Dice
Severins; secretary, Miss Mary Clark
The club will hold its next meeting at
the school building, Wednesday, Nov
,. The following women were pres
| emit: Mrs. Ida McGraw, Mrs. AL Carl
| son, Mrs, Estella Yeager, Mrs. James
| f. Harris. Mrs. Zella Hazlitt. Mrs
| Fred Schneider, Mrs. Mary Klinger
| Mrs. Winifred Clark, Mrs. Rhea Par
ker. Miss Edythe Harris and Miss
Mary Clark.
| A pretty masquerade party was Civ
| en- by Miss Mildred Doyle at her home
| on State street Wednesday evening
| Decorations and luncheon appoint
! ments were effectively carried out II
colors in keeping with the season
| Those present were: Carl Morgan
Lloyd Morgan, Charles Fisher, Nor
ris Fisher. Earl Mitchell, Bonnie SAT
fer, Joe Corrigan, Abe Fivel, Claude
| and Ralph Doyle, Miss Elizabeth Has
] sard, Miss Mary Carroll, Miss Mar
| garet Carroll, Miss Ruth Klinger, Mis-:
Bessie Morgan, Miss Josephine Snyder
Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Viole
Brucker, Miss Blanche Lawler, Mis-
Goldia Fisher, Miss Helen and Miss
Mildred Doyle.
/ The Royal Neighbors entertained
with Halloween party, Wednesda.
evening, which was one of the mos
delightful Affairs of the week. Old-fash
Toned costumes were worn by thu
guests, prizes for costumes going Il
Mrs. Hilda Penery and Mrs. Johl
Sickman. Games and music were OF
theprogram for the evening, and late
refreshments of pumpkin pie, dough
nuts and coffee were served
Mrs. Agnes Hansel Harter viii
present Katherine Hunt Brians, MI
Paul Beatty and Miss Marie Dueker il
studio musical, Thursday evening a
! o'clock, at her home on South Seven
, teenth street. The program will b
presented as follows:
Serenade, Hallett Gilbert; The Boa
Song, Harriet Ware; The Laughter O
Love, Raymond-Mrs. Brians. Rose
of Picardy, Hugh Wood Smiles an,
Tears, Protheroe; Mary Jane, Paine
Clark; MaLille Banjo. Dichmont-M,
Beatty. Florians Song, Gcdard; NJ,
Darling Was So Fair, Taubert; H
Came, Franz-Miss Deuker
Boughs of brilliant autumn foliage
; shocks of fodder, and black and We