The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-28
SOCIETY

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Miss Viola Simons, Miss Pauline Cor
rel, Miss Mildred Parker, Miss Cath
ryn Parker, Mrs. Martha Mutchner.
Miss Ethel Miller, Miss Gail Foulton,
Miss Frances Foulton, Arthur Fisher,
Harold Gross, Harold Brown. Howard /
Brown, Samuel Thompson, Chester
Foulton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Foulton.
A pretty Halloween party was given
Thursday evening by Miss Blanche |
Carman and Miss Marie Schultz at |
the home of the latter in Spring |
Grove Witches, pumpkins, corn fod- |
der and other Halloween decorations |
were used to form a picturesque back
ground for the affair. Contests, |
games and dancing were enjoyed. A
luncheon was served to the following
guests: Miss Ruth Overstreet, Miss
Susanna Kitchel, Miss Dorothy Shur-
| ley, Miss Opal Skinner, Miss Esther
Hamilton, Miss Lucille Shurley, Miss
Blanche Carman, Miss Marie Schultz,
Maurice Kercheval, Harold Skinner,
Hollis Warner, Roscoe Meyers, How
ard Hardup, William KitcheIl, Herbert
Pottenger and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Shaffer.
The L. T. L. with their friends form
ing an assemblage of about so persons
were guests at Halloween party Fri
day evening held at the home Of Mrs.
Roy Babylon. Games were played,
refreshments served, and good time
enjoyed by everyone.
Miss Bertha Long and Floyd Long
entertained a group of friends at
Halloween frolic Friday evening at
their home, 229 North Twentieth
street. Games were played and later
refreshments served. Clever decora-
lions in yellow and black were used
through the rooms. The guests were
Miss Irma Mae Diltz, Miss Bernice
Hensley, Miss Gladys Woods, Miss
Gwendolyn Taylor, Miss Mildred Lady,
7 Miss Lois Lawrence, Miss Maxine
: Coffman, Miss June Pentecost, Mar
) win Graham, Gilbert Haxton, March
/, Lancaster, James Coffman. Victor
t Ceal, William Hensley, Wilbur Ros-
/ coe, Walter and Gaylon Pentecost,
: Russell Lady, William and John Eos
senkemper, Edgar Roberts. Gerald
Frazer, Dominic Sonsini and Harold
Sweet.
/ An interesting program was given
. at the meeting of the Joseph Moore
5 Parent-Teacher association Friday
) afternoon. Mrs. Robert E. Heun
= played piano number, Miss Marjorie
) Harold. accompanied by Miss Dorval
/ Whitehorn, both of Earlham college,
gave a vocal number, and Mrs. Allen
i D. Hole talked informally on Good
! Books of Children" A report of the
state convention of the P. t. A in In
] dianapolis was given by Mrs. ]. Evans.
The Fishermen's club of Grace NJ. e.
church and their guests were enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Strayer at their
: home on South Fourteenth street
), The table with appointments in vel
:, low and white was adorned with car
$ nations and ferns During the evening
music was furnished by Mrs. W. H
Morrey, pianist, and Miss Neva Bow.
/ man, violinist. Covers were laid for
D the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred H. Backus
the Rev w. Mclean Work, DR.. and
Mrs. w. G. Squires, DR. S. f. Bond, Ora
q Stegall, n. J.. Stegall, DR.. r. H Carnes
M. w. Stanley, c L. Mathews, Roy
Kelly, R. C. Carroll, w. ]. Stanley, w
! Fl. Anderson, E. R. Spencer. Lester
! Meadows, Ralph G Tilton, F. NJ. Metz
ger, Clayton Church, G. S. Nichol, il
> o. Clark, w. D. Wilson, r. J. Strobel
Raymond Wright, n G. Mckinley. f
: w Weldon, E Reynolds, Robert Fitch
Mr. and Mrs A. o. Vioni, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Strayer, J.. A. Harvey, W. D.
Wilson, George H Strayer, Miss
II Naomi Squires, Wilfred Strayer, ant
T Byron Strayer.
2 A pretty Halloween party was giveI
Friday evening at the home of Miss
n Grace Darneu, 220 North Seventh
s street Halloween shades we're useC
t in decorations. The time was spent il
games after which lunch was served
a The guests were: Miss Mildret
n Schneider, Miss Dorothea Daggy, Mis-
x. Marian Heiser, Miss Marie Mackey
$ Miss Ruth Brindel, Miss Odessa DaI
IN nell. Miss Grace Darne1l, Franklil
h Johnson, Milton Schneider, Glel
N Tague. Robert Morgan, Wilson MOI
s. gan, George Thompson, James Brir
e. dell, Charles Mathews, Crissie Miller
d Glen Hapner and Floyd Thompson
s. A Halloween party is to be given a
n. the l. o. o. F. hall Saturday eveniu
N by the Ladies' division, Richmon
5. Athletic association of Pennsylvani
"a Railroad employees. A masquerade
xt will be held, favors going to the bes
dressed and best disguised. Game.
tol contests. fortunetelling and dancin
xtl are to be features of entertainment
FL All Pennsylvania employees and thei
az friends are invited to attend.
I'd Among the events of the week wa
OF a Halloween surprise party in honor {
u Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashenfelster g
-e. their home on North Eighth street FIR
ed 5o1- EVENING The rooms uya,-o dec,