The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-03
SOCIETY

A benefit card party will be given
the afternoon of Friday, Nov. II at
st. Mary's Community hall by the
Delta Theta Tau sorority, It Is an
nounced. There viii be tables of
bridge, five hundred and euchre Ar
rangements for securing tables will be
announced later.
The annual meeting and election of
officers will be held by the Richmond
Country club Monday evening at $50
O'Clock at the club. Trophies will be
presented at that time. All members
are invited to attend. A dinner will be
served at $50 o'clock. Reservations
should be made by noon Sunday.
A Halloween masquerade was held
at st. Maryss community hall Thurs
day evening by the ladies' auxiliary
of St Mary's church. Gay decorations
carried out in the Halloween colors
of black and yellow were used for the
occasion A feature of the evenings
entertainment was musical program
given by Miss Margaret Schwekert,
Miss Mary Williams, and Miss Luz
Gle Carney, A three course luncheon
was served. the appointments being
carried out in black and yellow. Those
present were: Miss Anna Nolan, Miss
Agnes Carroll, Miss Ella Carroll, Miss
Lucille Carney, Miss Sara Madden.
Miss Julia Lawler, Miss Julia Shinn,
Miss Mary Carney, Miss Mary Fla9a-
gan, Miss Elizabeth OTaughIin, Mrs.
Maurice Carroll, Mrs. James Slatterly.
Mrs. Harvey Yeager, Mrs William
Bass, Mrs. Mary Gallagher. Mrs. John
VESSEL, Mrs. Katherine Inse1la, Mrs
William Reece, Mrs. Anna McManus,
Mrs. Anna Roser, Mrs. Mary Kluese-
ner, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mrs Kath-
ryn Sweeney, Mrs. Adolph Williams.
Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mrs. William
Kinsella, Mrs. James Nolan, Mrs. Mar
garet Gordon, Mrs. John Boyce, Mrs.
Charles Schwekert, Mrs. Edward
Ramp, Mrs. Mary Carrigan. Mrs. Will
ham Bethge. Mrs. Martin Abbott,
Mrs. August Schneider, Mrs. Roy
Mrs Adolph Stauber.
Little Miss Doris Needham, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs Ray G. Needham
of 300 North Fifth street, celebrated
her fourth birthday anniversary Tues
day afternoon. Oct. 81, with a pretty
Halloween party, at which she enter
tanned a group of her friends and
their mothers. The time was spent in
games, and later a Halloween lunch
con was served. The table decora
tions were carried out in the Hallow
cen colors. Favors were dainty bas
kets of candy. A birthday cake sup
porting four candles adorned the Ia
BILE. After the luncheon the guests
were given horns and lollypops, and
pictures of the assemblage were taken
The guests who were present, with
their mothers, included: Bobby vii
liams, Norman Leach, Junior Kendall
Edwin Hoos, Mary Jane Kendall, June
Beeson, Mildred Shallenburg, Betty
Jane Minor, June Aileen Revelee, Ella
Mae Williams, Christine Chenoweth
Evelyn Joyce Hoos, Florence Weld
nef and Doris Needham.
Mrs. Orville Harter entertained witt
a lovely. chi1dren's party Thursday
evening in honor of the eighth birth
day anniversary of her son, James
All the little guests came masked
Games and contests were features O
the evening. Luncheon was served
later. The rooms were effectively
decorated in keeping with the Hallow
cen season. The guests were: Bobby
AuTtan ulunIChs Jed1uCo <alEACAA
Forest Morningstar, Paul Cristy, FloyC
sykes, Jack Henderson. Wilbur Sui
Ivan, John Penery, Max Manning
Leonard Cole, Melvin Harter ant
James Harter.
Miss Thelma Nicholson entertainet
with Halloween. party Wednesda!
evening at her home Shocks or corr
and autumn leaves made a PICTURESQUE
CuT1o rs
dancing were the features of the ey
ening, prizes being won by Miss Rub'
Gibbs. Miss Reva Mae Miller, and Mis-
Julia Emmeneggre. Refreshments wer
served at a late hour The guest
were Miss Reva Mae Miller, Miss Ii
ola Sanderson, Miss Julia Emmeneg
ger. Miss Thelma Taggart, Miss Lul
Ashbury, Miss Mary Carroll. Miss Ri
by Gibbs, Miss Elsie Schweiger, Mis-
Beulah Nicholson, Miss Ada Nicholson
Elmer Nicholson, Mrs. George Glib!
Miss Thelma Nicholson and Mrs. WI
liam Nicholson.
The Alice Carey club was entertain
ed by Mrs Martha Barr Thursday af
ernoon at her home on North Sever
teenth street. Decorations were ca
ried out in Halloween colors. Mr.
Emma Jones had the paper for tn
= afternoon, the subject being "Mou
tains and Volcanoes of Mexico.
discussion on Mexico followed. Quot
tons were on Birds of Mexico" an
pictures of the birds were shown. I'll
social hour followed and a two-courS
luncheon was served by the hoste;
assisted by the social committee. Mis-
Sarah LEWIS, of South Thirteent
street. entertains the club in fol-
night.
Parents and teachers of Huber
school held meeting Thursday afte
noon at the school. The meeting ope
ed with the singing of America" tt
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