Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 300, 29 October 1921 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1921.
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G. P. F sler was given masquerade 1
surprise ly number, of friends, Friday eveni.& at his home on Pearl street. The guests came in costume. Decorations 'and appointments were in keeping witl I Halloween and a Halloween menu w it carried out in the luncheon. Amnog the guests were: Dr: and Mrs. W. L. Misener, Miss Margaret Mi:ner, Mr. Brown, the Rev. and Mrs. W. McClean Work, Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Ballinger. Verlin Ballinger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss, Misa Mildred Moss, .Mr. and Mrs. George Moss, Miss Ms try Louise Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Harrj Moss and son, Harold, Mr. and Mri. G. O. Clevenger and FOn, Herschel, Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Knous and son, Jesse, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gault and
daughter, GeorgSanna. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Harvey and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pointer amd son, Kenneth, Mr.
and Mrs. Penmtite, Miss Lila Hanging, Herbert Q. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Roberts and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ramsey, Mrs. Mabel Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.. G. F. Fosler and
family. r Miss Gladys Ruhl, of 319 North Seventeenth street, was entertained with a surprise party in honor of her 12th birthday. .. The guests came masked. Decoration in keeping with (he season were nsed In the rooms and the rooms, were lighted by candles and jack-o-lttn terns. Halloween games were played and refreshments served later to the following persons: Miss Maxine Campbell. Miss Helen Fossen-
kemper, Miss - Mary Fossentoemper, Miss Catherine Haworth. Miss Eloise Sharkey, Miss Louise Haworth, Mids Mary Hockett, Aliss Mary Davenport, Miss Reba Thomas, " Miss Frances Champion, Miss Thelma Lasher, Miss Wava Ruhl, Miss June Campbell, Miss Joan Campbell, Betty Jane Ruhl and Miss Gladys Ruhl. Alice Kearns presented her pupils In a piano recital at her home . on South Sixtenth street, Saturday af
ternoon. ; The program presented included the following numbers by the pupils: ( "The First Violet of Spring- Mathews, Miriam Dilks: 'DolIy Waltz" Berold. Pauline Ball; ."Cherry Blossoms," Spencer. Florence Jaffe; "The TrumDets of theReeiment." Lemain, porothy BOrtner; Melodie " - Streabbog. Katharine Fye; "A, Winter Tale." Anthony, Mary Geers; "Little Fairy Schottlsche," Streabbog, Edith Hofheinz; 1 "First Nocturne" Hanten. 2 "Dancing Iesson." Martin, June Schram; , 1 "Fable," Schraoll. ' 2 "Mountain Pink." Spaulding. Lena Jaffe; "Playing Tag," Moulton. Dorothy Johnson; "The Forest Sprites,' Crammond, Elva Davidson; "Bugle Sounds March." Crosby. 2 "The Wayside Rose." Fischer. 3 "Birds of Paradise." Streabbog, Lucille Seaney; "June Rose," song without words. Spaulding. Mable Bortner; "Pastoral spati' Morrison. "Felicia Waltz,"
Rolfe, Thelma, Albin; vocal "The Snow Fight, Lachner. June Schram, Lucille Seaney; . "Evening Nocture," Reed, Pauline Bond; "Melody of Love Eneelmann, Mrs. Fred McClure; "The Spinning Wheel," Schmoll. "On the Lake," Williams "Believe Me. if All Those Endearing Young Charms," Mero, Mary Hodapp. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, -who ha? been seriously ill with tonsilitis at her home, 741 North ; Sixteenth street, is improving. The W. C. T. TJ. executive committee met Friday morning at the Y. M. C. A. All members of the 'committee were present. Plans were made for the year's work and it was decided that "Law enforcement" should be "the keynote. A masquerade dance will be given Saturday evening by the Ben Hurs, in
their lodge. Refreshments win ne j-erved by women of Tlrzah Aid. A special tbreopiece orchestra will play. Members and their friends are In'vited. V Conspicuous among the week-end affairs is the dance and entertainment Tor Country club members winch will take place at the club Saturday evening The Harry Frankel orchestra will play for the dance. Feature entertainments, square dances, under the supervision of Mrs. Charles Kolp, and contents in which favors are to be given i.av been planned. A hot Hallowe en
er. Robert Connerton, Benny Mickel, ( Joseph Deen, Harry Morrow, Jacob ; Deen, Elmer McBride, Lester Rowe, I Wallace Smith, Lysle Beam, Howard r Tailor, Louis Dintaman, Clarence Siti' low, Austin Brokamp, Mrs. Elva Hart, 1 Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Adeline Hodapp.
1 ' A . number of persons were entertained at a. Halloween party Thursday evening by Miss Katherine Wet mer and Homer Weimer at their
Guests present were Mr. and i home, 334 Lincoln street. Pumpkin
style,
Mrs. Ray Puthoff, Martha Locke,
Claud Way, Esther Morgan, Oris Lee, Weldon Coggesihell, Agnes Puthoff, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Huntworth, Anna Stolle, Ancil Bostick, Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Gaedey, Mark. King, Anna Bostick, Flo Dehner, George Hill, Henrietta Jelly. Joe Puthoff. Mary and Florence Yocke and Mary Way. Little Miss Reba Taylor was hostess for a lovefy Halloween party on Thursday evening at her home on
South E street. Games- and dancing;
formed the- evening's entertainment. Music was. furnished by Miss Louise Long and MiS3 Reba Taylor. Luncheon was served to the following guests: Mias Louise Long, Miss-Marguerite Ruby, Miss Ivy Ruby, Misa Lucille Howe. Miss Irene Sauers, Miss Helen Fulle, Miss Alice and Miss Anna Oesting; Miss Hazel Bybe, Miss Dorothy Shannon, Miss Reba Taylor, Miss Blanche Taylor, Howard Hudson, Mvron Minner. Carl Rodgers. Clarence
and. Elmer Van Pein, Clarence Kepler, Isaac Romey. Edward Menze, Herbert Pennington, Mrs. Showalter, Mrs. George Sauers, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Romev, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ebeling, and air. and Mrs. L F. Taylor. "Members of the N. N. C. club surprised Mis3 Frieda Lohman with a masquerade party when they met for their regular meeting at her home on Thursdav evening. Games and music
were enijoyed during the evening. Dur-
ing the business session the new con
stitution was adoDted. At a Jate hour a table luncheon was served to the
following members: Miss Helen Cook, Mrs. George Canan, Miss Burnadena Hoppe, Misa Corinne Snyder, Miss, Frieda Lohman and Miss Edith Oelklaus. Miss Oelklaus will be hostess for the next meeting. In two weeks. A Halloween party was given by Miss Mildred Jones at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elden Brown, 355 Chestnut street, Thursday. Attractive Halloween decorations were used through through the rooms. Games were enJoyed and lated refreshments served. Prizes for the best costumes went to HarolcT Farwig. Fred Throckmorton and Miss Gladys McKinney, The guests were Miss Mildred Jones, Miss
Robert Sheffer, Miss Gladys McKinney, Miss Helen Hancock. Miss Goldie Brown, Miss Beulah Seharold, Miss Mildred Byrket, Miss Esther King. Howard Clark of Centerville. Harold Jordan, Harry Wiggins, Charles Fisher, Ernest Mendenhall. William Gordan, Harold Farwig and Fred Throckmorton. Seventy-five couples in masks and Halloween costumes attended the dance given at the Masonic temple in Boston Friday evening. Favors for
faces and other decorations, carrying out an orange and black color scheme were used through the rooms. Those present were: Miss Florence Harris, Misa Lola Thornburg, Miss Halsia Thornburg. Miss Olive Kiesling, Miss Helen Mikesell, Miss Rhea Shepman, Miss Corinne Roberts, Miss Dorothy Mutchner. Miss Ruth Harlan, David
Hasemeler, . Harold LaPrtIL Roland
Fancher, Phillip Graffis, Jean Graffis
Wayne Reid, John Kellner, Stanley Christ, Phillip Kessler, John Pinnick
and Milton EdsalL
The Mary Hill W. C. T. TJ. met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edna Fye,
80 John street, 17 members being present. Following the devotions, which was led by Mrs. Ellis, a business session was held, during which Mrs. Alberta Sullivan, president, gave a report of the state convention, held recently at Elkhart The name of Mrs. Joseph Ebeling was added to the mem
bership. The following superintendents were appointed by the union: Americanization, Mrs. Elvah Brown; child welfare, executive; Bible in public schools, Mrs. Alice Lawrence; Christian citizenship, Mrs. Fern Lewis; Evngelistic, Mrs. Cora Wirts; Flower mission and relief. Mrs. Dora
Veregge; Publicity, Mrs. Mary E. Aus
tin; Sabbath observance, Mrs. Mary Leeds; Scientific temperance, Mrs.
Edna Fye; Social morality, Mrs. Elizabeth Candler; Sunday school work, Mrs. Jane Ellis; White Ribbon recruits, Mrs. Leota Woods; work among soldiers and sailors. Mrs. Alice Ebeling. The union will hold an all-day
meeting next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Esther Wickett, 230 Linden avenue to sew for the two adopted families of the union. Each member will bring her own sandwiches and one prepared dish of food. The Joseph Moore Parent-Teachers' association met Friday and a special program was presented. Carl J. Winslow, baritone, of Boston, Mass., sang three numbers "Because by Guy D. Hardelot; "At Dawning, by Charles Wakefield Cadman; and "From the Land of the Skv Blue Waters," by
Cadman. Miss Helen Logan accom
panied him. The Rev. G. G. Burbanck, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal church, gave an address on "Formation of
Habit" Two piano selections were
rendered by Mtss L.ois uraig ana mrs
Ernest Pegg gae an interesting report of the Parent-Teachera conven
tion held In Indianapolis recently. One of the largest Hallowe'en par ties of the week occurred at the Dis
trict No. 6 school on the Middleboro
road Friday evening. One hundred and seventy-five persons attended. The
rooms, lighted with jack-o-lanterns
were decorated in keeping with Hal
lowe'en. Four prizes were given for the most unique costumes, the winners
the Kinert home was lighted by borders of lanterns alternated with pumpkin faces. Shocks of fodder and pumpkins were arranged in the corners of the room and a large bonfire, lighted by covered lights, was in the center
ot the room. The dining room was lighted by candles and jack-o-lanterns. Favors were little candy dolls and each girl received an apron and each boy a cap. At the end of the party a horn was given each guest Postcard pictures of the honored guest in her ballet costume were also given the
guests. Favors for contests went to
Charlotte Phillips, Earl Hubble and lone Shreeves. The Hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Norman White. The guests were: Miss Mary May Harrison, Miss Margaret Daggy, Miss Charlotte Phillips. Miss Leona Fay Bullerdick. Miss Elsie Buhl, Miss Caroline Pollard. Miss Iono Shreeves, Miss Angela Crabb, Miss Helen Frances Kinert, Miss Catherine Haustette, George Golden, Alfred Abbott, Duwane Snodgrass. Brownie Bussen, Earl Hubble. Billie Burbank, Ross Kinert ! and Reed Kinert. 1
A surprise party was given Miss Virginia Rhodes Wednesday evening in honor of her 12th birthday. The evening was spent in games and music. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Miss Mary Muichner. Miss Virginia Brehm. Miss Grace Obelei.
Miss Miriam Darnell. Miss Pansy Wil
son, Miss Mary Ellen Milling. Miss Virginia Rhodes. John Smith, Roland McPherson,- Howard Hudson, George Heiger, James Rhodes, Mrs. Harry Darnell, Mrs. Virginia McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knopf and Mi, and Mrs. James E. Rhodes. X Mrs. Charles E. Webb will entertain the Progressive Literary club at her home, 619 Pearl street Tuesday after
noon. Responses will be given from
Abe Martin. The program will in
clude two papers, "Travel and Trans
portation in Cuba" by Mrs. Horace Kramer, and "Motion Pictures as an Educative Force" by Mrs. A. H. Backus. The question box will be conducted by Mrs. W. L. Misener. Special music will follow.
O., this winter, will come Sunday to spend two days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jenkins, of East Main street Ernest Porter will spend the weekend in Dayton, O. , - , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Dietz, of Pearl street will have as their guests
over the week-end, Thomas Garrity, of Detroit Mich., Arthur Dietz, of Indianapolis, and Robert Welch, of Indianapolis. Miss Naomi Dietz Is spending the week-end . in Indianapolis, where ehe
Is the guest of Miss Jane Dietz, of North Capitol avenue. She will be the guest at several social functions while there. Mrs. Herman H. Wierhake, of 301 South Eighth street, has returned from Harris burg, Pa., where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mills, for the last three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Randolph, of Indianapolis, returned home Saturday after spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Parks, of the Henley road. Mrs. Harry Brehm and two children, of. Chicago, arrived Saturday morning to make an extended visit with Mrs. Brehm's mother, Mrs. Daniel Hartr of South Eighth street
Mrs. George Showalter will entertain the Suburban Home Economics club at her home on the Green's Fork road Thursday afternoon, Nov. 3. The Good Samaritan society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bessie Whitesell.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goldfingcr, Mr.'ibe given at the Elks club Wednesday
and Mrs. Relph Personett Mr. and ; evening for members.
Mrs. Carl Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond B. Mather, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McLaughlin, Mr. and BIrs. Charles Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Land, Miss Mae Boales, Frank Holland, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, G. A. Dukes, and H. C Bossert of Philadelphia. Community service leaders conducted supervised play at a number of Halloween functions given Friday evening. Nearly 600 persons attended the community function given at the Sevastopol school. Friday evening. Numbers by the Fairview Community orchestra, singing and games led by Ora Stegall, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rinehart, Mr. Mahan and Mrs. Garter, constituted the party, aranged by Mrs.
Fred Lantz. A large party was given employes of the Richmond Baking company at which Mrs. Brown, Miss Ada LaMotl and Ross LaMott of the Community service were present. Other parties were at Fail-view district No. 6 school
the First Christian church and the
Bartel company. Mrs. Clyde Riegel entertained the Jolly Twelve at her home on South Fourteenth street, Friday afternoon. A two-course dinner was served in the afternoon, a reading was given in costume by Miss Martha Seymour. The club will be hostess to a party at the home of Mrs. James Hart, Monday. The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. J. H. Albertzart. North Sixteenth street in two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Lowe was hostess to a
Mrs. William Fry will be hostess to J.r7 masque 1.1x711 ner uouie the Washington club. Thursday after-orl Fourteenth street, Thursday
the best costumes were given. Thebel Harry Weisenborn', Jack Knoll-
De Luxe orchestra of Richmond
played the order of dances. Miss Marguerite Jenkins and Harold Jenkins entertained a number of their friends with a Halloween masaue, Thursday evening at their home, 1312
North A street. Dancing, games and contests were the feaures of the evening. Miss Laura Ryan won the prize among the girl3 and Fred Stewart among the boys, for the most complete disguise. Refreshments were served to the folowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Everett NJewoehner, Miss Laura Ryan, Miss Fern Homan, Miss Ruth Walters, Miss Elhel Graham, Miss Marguerite Long, Miss Blanche Carman. Miss Amanda Naanes. Miss Viola Ecklar. Miss Glenna Homan, Miss Mary Homan, Miss Elizabeth Kenny, Miss Marjorie Miller, Miss Maxine Jones, Miss Edith McClellan, Lowell Miller, Fred Stewart, Olin Arbaugh, D. C. Thomas, Paul Martzal, 'Lawrence Koehring, Clyde Hart, Paul
Grey. Omar Tilson, Samuel Kolp, Bennett Johnson, Paul Walters. Argus Ogborn, Verle Kutler. Harold Jenkins and Miss Marguerite Jenkins. Mrs. Walter Eggemeyer's class of the First English Lutheran church gave a Halloween party at the home of Miss Pauline Turner, on North Sixteenth street, Wednesday evening. The house was attractively decorated in keeping with Halloween. Games were played during the evening and three new members initiated. Later a
cafeteria supper was served. The
guests were: Miss Roma Duff in. Miss
Lucille Kuhlman, Miss Petra Klute,
lunch will be served at 11 o'clock. Mrs. j iyIlss Corrine Roberts, Miss Louise
Engle is in charge ft the
-Walter
affair. " Sons of Veterans of William P. Eenton camp will entertain the Ladies auxiliary and their families with, a masquerade party at the Court House Monday evening. Everyone is asked to -Vome masked. The party commences st 7:30 o'clock. Refreshments will be i-erved at 9:30. . ; The Home Culture club of Centerville will hold its meeting Tuesday at 3-:;0 o'clock in the Centerville Methodist church. The program will be presented by the music, civics and home economics department. Miss Isabel Stanton was hostess to a Hallowe'en party at her home on Fort Wayne avenue Friday evening. The guests were: Miss Helen Henley, Miss Frances Seal, Miss Mary Whitehead, nisi Lucile Ray, Miss Dorothy Davis. Miss Fern Pattick, Miss Gladys Brown, Master Perry Ray. Jr., Master ..Clayton Manley, and Miss Isabel : Stanton."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walley enter-,)
Gained at their home on .Norm seventeenth street with a masque party. 'Hallowe'en colors were carried out in ,;the decorations. . Music, dancing, and ' games were enjoyed and later lunchcon was served to the following guests:' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Levering, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Brown and children, Vletta. Os- - car. and Cathryn. all of New Paris, O.. -Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Fenimore Cooper and daughter. .earl. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eadler and ; children,- Paul and Harry, Mrs. Laura rEbersol. Mrs. J. S. Mullin, Miss Agnes" ' .Mullin, Mr. Harold Mullin, and Mr. and ;-.Mrs. Frank Walley . and children, ' Madge and Paul. The Kurt-te-se club entertained friends at a masked Hallowe'en party, 'at the home of Martha Locke, north rnf the city Friday evening. Miss Mary
' Way, acting as witch had charge of :the cellar,; and. was fortune teller. Music, games and contests were fea-, lures of the evening. Favors went to, '.Flo Dehner and Claud Way. Piano and saxophone music was furnished hf Pauline Sener and Paul Crane. Re"rftsh'ments were served in cafeteria
Englebrecht, Miss Mary Minnick, Miss
Pauline Spaulding, Miss Elizabeth Sauers, Mrs. Walter Eggemeyer, Miss
Elizabeth Turner and Miss Pauline
Turner. A Haloween party was given at the home of Miss Ellen Wagner, of South Fourth street, Wednesday evening. Games and music were played and
later refreshments served. The guests
were: Miss Margaret Nungesser, ! Miss Rhea Johanning, Miss Marion Posther, Miss Elizabeth Snyder, Miss Charlotte Dingley, Miss Josephine Bartel, Miss Gladys Noss, Miss Alice Noss, Miss Erma Wagner, Miss Margaret Wagner, Miss Ethel Hale, Miss Rhea Wellbaum, Miss Bernice Black and Miss Ellen Wagner. One of the very pretty Halloween parties of the month was given by Miss Lillian Hodapp, Miss Alsie Minor and Miss Ruth Brady at the home of the former Thursday evening. Dancing, games and contests formed the evening pastimes. Later a luncheon
was served. Appointments for the luncheon as well as the decorations throughout the rooms were effectively carried out in orange and black shades. Miss Rebecca Long won the prize for
the best costumes among the girls and Joseph Demm among the boys. Those who enjoyed the affair were: Miss Jeanette Minor, Miss Pauline Forbes, Miss Zella Fischer, Miss Gertrude Mathews, Miss Margaret Kelley, Miss Hilda Banks, Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Roberta Babcock, Miss Sunshine Keyt Miss Vivian Nye, Miss Isabel Moore, Miss Lucile Taube, Miss Charlotte Ruby, Miss Dorothy Hart, Miss Helen Wetherill. Miss Ruth Hart, Miss Mary Hodapp, Miss Rebecca Long, Miss Alsie Minor, Miss Lillian Hodapp, Miss Ruth Brady, Owen Fye, Horace Myers, Paul Geers, Ernest Arnold, Ernest Ambrose, Robert Mill-
enberg, Elsie Hartman and Colleen Muegel. Little Miss Marjorie Robinson gave a goblin dance during the evening for which Miss Pauline Patti played. Community games were played the
rest of the evening under the direction of Mrs. L. W. Beach, Mrs. Cora Beet-
ley and Mrs. Helen Largen. Refresh
ments were served later.
The Penny club will meet Thursday
afternoon instead of Wednesday with
Mrs. Elmer Christopher, 38 North Eleventh street It will be lunch day. All members are asked to be present. The Mary Hill W. C. T. U. will sew
all day Thursday at the home of Mrs. Esther Wickett, 230 Linden avenue, for its two adopted families. Each member is asked to bring sandwiches and one prepared dish of food. Post C of the T. P. A. will hold its regular meeting Saturday evening. A talk will be given by the Rev. Frank A. DresseL A Halloween party for members of the Jully Twelve club will be given Monday evening at the home of Mrs. James Hart on North Seventeenth street The Show-Me club will be entertained at a Halloween party for members and their families Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. B. F. Gehr, 400 South Fourteenth street. All members with their families are invited. The Wide Awake Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church will be entertained at a Halloween party in the chapel Tuesday evening, Nov. 1. Everyone is asked to come masked and to be there at 7:30 promptly.
The Ladies' auxiliary and Denver Brown camp of Spanish-American war
veterans will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock promptly at the
court house. Following the regular meeting a progressive euchre party will be given for all members and their friends at 8:30 o'clock. All friends and members who can are invited to do so. The Home Department of the City Bible school will meet promptly at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. William Macy will have charge of the devotional and Miss Margaret Trimble will have the advanced lesson for November. Everyone Is invited and especially the city Bible school teachers. The Day Nursery board will meet at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, Nov. 1, at the Day Nursery for a very important business meeting. Every member of the board is urged to be present The Woman's Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o clock in the church parlors.
Mrs. E. M. Campbell and Mrs. Frank Reed will be the hostesses. One of the most beautiful Halloween parties of the week occurred Friday evening when Mrs. Harold Kinert entertained at her home on North C street for her daughter. Miss Helen Frances Kinert. The living room of
Mrs. Ida Little will be hostess to the Current Events club Tuesday afternoon. Two papers will be read, one by Mrs. Mauna Green on "The Greatest Crop in America Our Boys and Girls", and "The Adolescent Period" by Mrs. Bessie Whitesell. A Hallowe'en party will be given Monday evening at the Easthaven avenue school under the auspices of Earlham Heights church and the two schools of the community. An interesting program has been prepared. The public is invited. Mrs. R. C. Brunton will entertain the A. N. C. club with a masquerade party next Tuesday evening at her home on Southwest Fourth street. , A Community Hallowe'en program will be presented at an entertainment
to be given Monday evening, Oct. 31, at
Wayne township school, No. 11-A, on
Easthaven avenue. Prof. Louis T. Jones, of Earlham college, will be in
charge. The public is welcome and no
admission will be charged. Old and young are asked to come masked and join in the masquerade frolic from 7:30 until 8 o'clock. A program will be presented after 8 o'clock which is to include dialogues, and recitations by members of the National Road 11-A school, and the Earlham Heights Presbyterian church. Vocal numbers will be given by Lester Warman. Selections will be played by an
orchestra composed of E. S. Jenkins,
Mrs. Ed Hartman, Melvin Harris, and Mr. Gilmore. Refreshments - of hot coffee, pumpkin pie, and ice cream will be served by the ladies of the Dorcas society of Earlham Heights Presbyterian church, the proceeds from the sale to go to the schools. Community games will be played later in the evening. Mrs. Gath Freeman, of the Hotel Westcott, will be hostess to the Magazine club Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Gaar will give a talk on her recent trip abroad. The Trifolium society will be entertained at a Hallowe'en party Monday evening at "Ghosts' Roost". The affair has been arranged by Emmet Bartel, Miss Elizabeth Krueger, Miss Virginia Thomas, and Everard Knollenberg. The social committee includes: Mrs. W. H. Romey, George Eggemeyer, Mrs. Laura Pille. Ernest Renk. Mrs.
Howard Grottendick, J. V. Ulrich, Miss Alice Knollenberg, and Fred J. Bartel. Mrs. A. B. Price, National Road West, will be hostess for a Hallowe'en party Monday at which members of the Criterion club will be guests. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Ray at her home on North Nineteenth street, Wednesday,
rsov. 2. Mrs. Charles Kinert will be hostess to the Women's Foreign Missionary society of Grace M. E. church at her
home W ednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chester Hollingsworth, of 300 Randolph street, is to be hostess to a Hallowe'en party for the H. B. club Wednesday evening. The Penny club will meet Wednesday, Nov. 2. , The Fairview Women's Community club, which was organized recently, will meet Wednesday afternoon at Sevastopol school. All members are asked to be present. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jenkins and Ryan- Jenkins, of East Main street, went to Indianapolis Saturday to at
tend the Indiana-Notre Dame football
game Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fouts, of this city, are spending the winter in Jackson
ville, Fla., at 1019 Riverside avenue
Mrs. E. R. Beatty, of East Main
street, has returned from Anderson, where she had been spending several days. Mrs. Jennie Jay, Miss Mary and
Miss Elizabeth Jay, of North Eleventh street, will have as their guest Sunday, Will Jay, of Rushville. Norman Jenkins, who Is attending the University of Dayton at Dayton,
Miss Vivian Nye will be hostess to the Semper Fidelis club at her home Friday, Nov. 4. Mrs. F. J. Bartel, of South Fourteenth street, will entertain the Col
legiate club Thursday afternoon. Hen
ry of Navarre, will be the subject of a paper by Mrs. Harlow Lindley.
Mrs. Lillie Horner will be hostess to the Alice Carey club Wednesday Instead of Thursday next week. The program is to include readings on the Carey sisters and "New Brunswick"
by Mrs. Ina Blunk.
Mrs. Samuel Curtis was hostess to the U. C. T. club at her home on Rich
mond avenue Friday afternoon. The
time was spent informally after which a two-course luncheon was served. Favors for contest went to Mrs. George Chrisman and Mrs. William McClellan. The guests were: Mrs.
Laura Kellar, Miss Marguerite Johnson, of Sarveysburg. O Mrs. George
Chrisman, Mrs. L. C. Chamness, Mrs. George Hamilton, Mrs. Ed Sharp, Mrs. William McClellan, Mrs. Fred Laurman, Mrs. Fred Cain and Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. McClellan will entertain the clun in a fortnight at her home on Southwest A street Miss Ruth Edgerton, a bride elect,
was the guest of honor at the masque party and kitchen shower given Friday evening by Mrs. J. O. Edgerton and Mrs. Leslie Sinex at the home of the former on Pearl street. Shaded
lights combined with orange and black decorations formed an effective setting for the affair. The shower gifts were presented by a ghost Later a luncheon wa3 served. The guests were Miss Edgerton. Mrs. James Hiatt, Miss Greta Sisk, Mrs. A. M. Gardner, Mrs. Fred Haisley, Mrs. Ray Meeks, Mrs.- Chauncey Edgerton, Mrs. B. F. Williams, Mrs. Caroline Weeks, Mrs. H. S. Sinex, Mrs. S. I. Hoerner, Mrs. W. Carl Roop, Mrs. John Dunn, of Chicago, Miss Marjorie Edgerton, Mrs. Sinex and Mrs. J. O. Edgerton. An old-clothes Halloween party was given by nobles of the Zem Zem Shrine club Friday evening at the Eagles' hall, opening their social festivities for the season. Picturesque Halloween decorations added to the affair. Ingerman's Five Entertainers played the program of dances. A luncheon, carrying out a Halloween menu, was served during the evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frye, Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Duffin, Mr. and Mrs. Horatio N. Land, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Squires, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tarkelson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wroodruff, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Kem Williams, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Swisher of Campbellstown; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Swisher of Campbellstown, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Slantz of Eaton, O., Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tyrell of Eaton, O., Miss Helen Steinbrink, Stanley
bmith, Miss Edna O Neil of Eaton, O., i L. D. Orr of Liberty, Fred W. Mahret. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jay, Frank Brown i
of Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Rife, Mr. and Mrs. John P. EmsMe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kates, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Backman, Miss Agnes Topplin, B. L. Peter, Miss Inez Funk, R. E. Biser, Miss Eva King, E. A. Jackson, Miss Dorothea Renk, Kenneth Toler,
The Y. M. I. will be host to its regular assembly Thursday ' evening, Nov. 3. - The T. P. A. will be host to a dance on Saturday evening, Nov. 5, for members and their friends. A euchre and sheephead party will be given at the Moose home November 4 by the Moose Degree teams. The public is invited. Miss Evelyn Huntington, of South Eleventh street, i3 the week-end guest of friends in Dayton, O. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scheffer are spending Saturday in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Haynes, of Linden avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Eversman. of North Twentieth street, will motor to Muncie, Sunday, to be the guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Irvil Blount. Anderson Riegel. of Pershing, who has been visiting here for several
j weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Mattie Kirby, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Stetler, of North Twentieth street, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brohman, of Chicago, who formerly resided here, have been visiting friends and relatives In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr. pnd Mrs. George Harkins spent Thursday at Connersville. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Shriver, of Cincinnati, O., are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Whallon, of 29 South Tenth street They will be here until Tuesday. Merrill Scoville, who is attending Miami university, is spending the
week-end with his mother, Mrs. W. E.
George W. Worley Accepts Franklin Automobile Agency George W. Worley has accepted the dealership of Franklin motor cars in Richmond and vicinity, says an announcement Saturday. Reports from the home factory say that sales this
year are 82 per cent of last year's high
record and some months this year have exceeded those of last year. The local agency will be at 15 South Ninth Btreet
were served. The guests were: Miss Maxin Leech, Miss Constance Leech,
Hfiaa Marlnria F.liaQfiTI AT is 3 Dora
Eliason, Miss Myrtle Shank. Miss Ed-Oliver, of North Twentieth Btreet.
na Manford. Miss Helen Fossenkemper. Miss Doris Powell. Miss Margaret Bell and Miss Dorothy Lowe. One of the loveliest masquerade parties of the week was given Friday evening at the Trinity Lutheran church by Mrs. Oscar Tressel's Sunday school class. Forty-eight members of the class with their friends were present Unique features of the
evening were a Chamber of Horrors, a witch's caldron and a fortune telling witch. Scores of jack-o-lanterns cast a weird glow of light over the rooms which were trimmed with profusion of gobblins, ghosts, witches, owls and black cats. Favors were minature ghosts, black and orange candy baskets and apples. The com
mittee in charge was Mrs. Oscar Tressel, Miss Ruth Fienning, Miss Frances Drifmeyer, and Miss Erma Karcher. The B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist Church will have a Hallowe'en party at the home of Miss Florence McMahan,
435 Randolph street, Monday evening, Oct 30. Everyone is asked to come
masked
The annual Hallowe'en Masque ball will be given at the Coliseum, Monday
evening. The dances will be played
by the Evan J. Smith orchestra. Dane icg commences at 8:15 o'clock.
A Hallowe'en Masquerade dance will
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