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

low streamers were combined to form
picturesque setting for the Hal
loween masque dance given Wednes-
day evening at the |. 0. 0. +. hall.
Lights were shaded with small jack
o'lanterns and bright red, orange and
black shades. The program of dances
was played by the Syncopating Five,
of St Petersburg, Fla, one of the most
popular orchestras which plays in this
city. During the evening refreshments
were served in small room adjoining
the ballroom. Chaperons for the af-
fair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gotschall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Mayhem,
Mr.. and Mrs. Westcott P. Hanes, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl P. Hewitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Vending. The committee-in-
charge included: Marlowe Aiken,
James Rees, W. P. Haynes, R. E..
Englebert and E. p. Hewitt. Among
those who danced were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Westcott Haynes, Mr..
| and Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
| Gordon Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
| Bockhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Nc
| Conaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Land,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hewitt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ralph Englebert, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert st.
John, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams, Mr..
| and Mrs. Donald Warfel of Indianapo-
lis, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bone, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Kramer, Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Bone.
I, Janet Seeker, Gladys Anderson, Ros-
almond Border, Helen Rethmeyer, Dor.
is Groan, Neva Bowman, Edna Cooper,
Ruth Cross, Marie Schultz, Margaret
Cox, Iona Weist, Myra Pickman, Jan
ice Meredith, Marie O'Brien, Alice
! Miller, Marjorie Burden of Franklin
| Martha Eggemeyer, Isabelle Leonard
Vivian Harding, Ruby Burkhardt and
| Margaret Stuart of Connersville. Anna
Dallas, Catherine Smith. Arts Lock
ley, Laura Ludington, Mary Cheno
weth, Marjorie Gennett, Stella Knode
Flora Parks, Helen Steinbrink, Mar
garet Taggert, Helen Massey. Lois 10
banning. Mary Reinhart, Juliet Nus
baum, Clara Daub, Esther Coyle Vir
ginia Livingstone, Margaret Shinn
Pauline Marshall, Reba Boggs, Heller
Rust, Elizabeth Kirby, Pauline Yves
sci, Margaret Jones, Doris Pickett
Catherine Bates, Cornelia Copeland
Viola Smith, Lorraine Long, Marie
Folkner, Louise Spaulding, Sarah Jes
sup, Gladys Calvin, Helen Thornburg
Helen Snodgrass, Dorothy Rees, Eller
Mccarthy
Conda Haworth, Leroy Harding
Ray Jones, Miss Clement of Dayton
o., Chester Sharp, Robert Evans, Will
lam Dunn, Verl Newton, Oscar Nor
ton, John Evans, Mr.. Hiestand, Mr.
| Masters, Paul Allen, Ralph Annick
H. r. Warner DR.. H. R. Thompson
Paul Mccarthy, Jim Quigley, Jr., Mat
Mercurio, Ralph Kitchen, Gordel
, Chant, Mark Kennedy, Pete Lichten
fels, Neal Bly,, Robert Tomlinsor
Harry Gotschel, Herschel Nicholson
Rudolph Weidner, Ronald Cox, For
rest Gartside, Charles Yeager, Rober
: Davis, Bumps Brehm, Chick Abig, Don
aid Paine, Edwin Hoerner, Burr Sim
mons, Carl Moore, NARROW Aiken, DaI
rel Galley, George Fee, Mr. Marx
, Mark Heitbrink, George Tarkelsor
James Rees, Robert Rees, Glenn Weis
l.. V. Elias, Donald Cuther. Scot
. Kemp, John Livingstone, Howard Nc
Manus, Robert Phillips, Henry Berb
Luiden Edgerton, Harry Thomas. Hen
t ry Zeitz, Harry Wiggans, George Wea
yer, Harold Goodenough, James Went
Paul Quigg, Olin Haynes, Wynne Ev
l ans, Charles Brown and Rober
Graham
Notable among the delightful al
fairs of the week was the party givel
by the Neighborly club Wednesda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs Harr,
} Backmeyer, members of the New Gar
: den Community club being honore