Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 257, 28 October 1922 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 1922.
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Jack-o-lanterns, boughs of brilliantlined autumn foliage, ehe&ves of corn fodder, black cats and flying witches have converted the ballroom and reception rooms of the Richmond Country club into a magnificent setting for the masquerade- dance Saturday evening which is the climax of the club's social events for October. Yellow candles, pumpkins, shaded lights, and great baskets of yellow chrysanthemums complete the decorations. - Music is to be furnished by the Jesse
Haiberstadt orchestra. The commit
tee in charge cf the affair is composed of Mrs. Walter G. Butler, chairman;
Mrs. E, H. Harris, Mrs. Clarence Gennet t and Mrs. L. G. Reynolds. Pre
ceding the dance dinner will be served.
The tables hold large baskets of chrysanthemums and are decorated with cats and witches. Covers at din
ner are to be laid for the following-
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Clarences Gennett, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Butler, Mr. ana Mrs. Edward H. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, Mr. and Mrs.' John Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Mann, Mrs. Mildred Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Omar G. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Johnson, Mrs. Joseph W. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shirk, Miss Helen John
son, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Elizabeth. Tarkelson, Miss Maxine Murray, Miss StelTa Knode, Miss Emerald Hat-
acoster, Miss Coral Wiechman, of Chi
cago, Miss Eleanor Seidel, Wiley Wig
gins Glass, of Chicago, Stanley Leeke.
of New Haven, Conn., Curtis Hoffman, of Indiana university, Winston Huff, of
Earlham college, George Tarkelson,
Faul James, Carl Maag and Phillip
Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Carr, of
Westcott Place, left Saturday for New York City. While there they will attend the wedding of Miss Marguerite Wilke, daughter of Mrs. Jeanne Wilke, formerly of this city, to Roger Everett Wattles, of Brookline, Mass., which will take, place Nov. 4, at the RitzCarlton in New York-
Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Fbulkc of Linden Hill, left Saturday for Clinton, N. Y., where they will visit for a few days with Professor and Mrs. Cleveland K.-Chase, formerly of this city. Mr, Foulke will give an address at Hamilton college, where Prof. Chase Is a member of tho faculty, while there. Later Mr. and Mrs. Foulke will go to New York City for a short visit. Mrs. P. W, Smlih. of East Main street, and Mrs. R. G. Leeds, of Soutn Eighteenth street, have returned from Battle Creek, Mich. Dr. L. S. Miller is at Wayland, la., viniting his mother. He will return to the city Wednesday. Mrs. J. W. German, of South Thirteenth street, left for Pittsburgh, Pa.T
Saturday morning .with her mother, Mrs. William McKee, Sr.. who has
been visiting her for the past three months. II. R. Robinson, of National Road
West, has returned from Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Edna LaCroix, of Fort Wayne, is the guest of her sister, Miss Grace
Kamp.
- Mrs. Elmlra Slifer, of Ann Arbo.
Mich., who has been a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Fry, of South Seventh
street, has left for St. Petersburg, Fla., where she will spend the white
Mrs. Edward Ruhl, of the Eggemeyer
apartments, has returned from England where she has been making a six
months' visit with relatives.
Lieut, and Mrs. Ralph Barnaby, of Washington, D. C, are the guests for
a few days of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Ful-
ghum, of South Sixteenth street
Mrs. William. H. Keisker will return
to this city Sunday after a month's visit with friends and relatives at St.
Louis, Mo. ; , : ' Mrs. Shannon entertained with
pretty Halloween party Friday even ing at her residence on South Six teenth street for members of the Cos
mopolitan clnb. . Gay decorations in
Halloween shades were used through the rooms. A two-course luncheon
was served. The guests were: Mrs B. J. Bavender. Mrs. Albert Kittle
Mrs. George KJuto, Mrs. Clifford Piehl, Mrs. . Robert Hudson. Mrs.! Henry Long, Mrs. Forrest Johnson, Mrs. Sherman Brown, Mrs. Shannon: Campbell and Mrs. James Dillon. Mrs. Robert Hudson. 226 North West Third street, will entertain the club next Thursday afternoon. Miss Hazel Fulle, whose marriage to Leo St igleman takes rlace next Thursday, was the guest at a miscellaneous shower given Wednesday evening by Miss Monica McGill und Miss Elizabeth Hunt at the home of the latter. - A number of beautiful gifts were received by Miss Fulle. Halloween decorations were used throughout the rooms and were artistically carried out in the table ap
pointments. The shower wad pre
sented bv the little Misses Mary Eliza
beth and Jane Dove. Dancing, music; and contests were features of the! evening, favors going to Miss Edith Hollingsworth, ' Miss Fern Homan, Miss Elizabeth Davis and Miss Hazel Fulle. Later a luncheon was served to the following guests: 1 Miss Hazel Fulle, Miss Edith Hollingsworth, Miss Lorraine Long, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Lucile Shurley. Miss Fern Homan, Miss Dorothy. Shurley, Miss Aileen Beissman, Miss " Pauline Baker, Miss Monica McGill, Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Mrs. Percy Bourne, Mrs. Gus Blomeyer, Mrs. E. R. Hunt, and Mrs. Charles Dove. . . . - Mr. and Mrs. Vance Fulton enter tained with a lovely Halloween party Thursday evening at their home on jRidge street. The rooms were beautifully decorated for the occasion. The time was spent with dancing and games, after which luncheon was served. The guests were Miss Carrie Thompson, Miss Garnet Thompson.
Miss Viola Simons, Miss Jfauune CorrelL Miss Mildred Parker, Miss Cathryn Parker, Mrs. Martha Mntchner, Misa Ethel Miller, Miss Gall 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 Schutte at the home of the latter In Spring Grove. Witches, pumpkins, corn fodder 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: Misa Ruth Overstreet, Miss
Susanna Kitchel, Miss Dorothy tnur-
ley. Miss Opal Skinner, Miss Esther
Hamilton, Misa Lucille Shurley, Miss
Blanche Carman, Miss Marie Schutte,
Maurice KerchevaL Harold Skinner,
Hollis WTarner, Roscoe Meyers, How
ard Hardup, William Kltchell, Herbert Potteneer and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Shaffer.
The L. T. L. with their friends form
ing an assemblage of about 50 persons
were guests at a Halloween party Fri
day evening held at the home of Mrs.
Roy Babylon. Games were played, refreshments served, and a good time enjoyed by everyone. Miss Bertha Long and Floyd Long entertained a group of friends at a Halloween frolic Friday evening at their home, 229 North Twentieth street. Games were played and later refreshments served. Clever decorations in yellow and black were used through the rooms. The guests were Mis3 Irma Mae Diltz, Miss Bernice Hensley, Miss Gladys Woods, Miss
Gwendolyn Taylor, Miss Mildred Lady,
Miss Lois Lawrence, Miss Maxine
Coffman, Miss June Pentecost, Mar
vin Graham. Gilbert Haxton, March
Lancaster, James Coffman. Victor
Ceal. William Hensley, Wilbur Ros
coe, Walter and Gaylon Pentecost, Russell Lady, William and John Fos-
senkemper, Edgar Roberts, Gerald Frazer, Dominic Sonsinl and Harold Sweet. .
rated in orange and blade. Targ, : games, and music were anJoyed and later a buffet luncheon served. Among those prestnt were: Mr. arad Mrs. Malstan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eadler, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Benner, Mrs. Jerry Miller, Mrs. Everett NfirrthHp, Mrs.
Frank W alley, Mrs. J. S. UbTIpti. Mrs. Glen Eadler, Mrs. Hotnird Mullen.
Mrs. Edna LaCroix, of B'ort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asnenferster. Miss Grace Kamp, Miss Corrine Jer ning. Miss Grace Northu'A Miss Madge Mullen, Miss Agnes Mullen, Miss Aileen Benner. Miss Conctoance Eadler,
Herbert Ashenfelster, I laj-oli Marten. Master Glen Eadler, IJjister George Eadler, Master Charles. Benner, and Master Robert Benner.
Baker of M uncle, Mrs. Laura Brook-
er, Mrs. Dolly Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. William Mullen, Mr- and Mrs. Harry
Bradfield, Mrs. Glenn McPhersoa and Mrs. Joe Shank.
Trinity Lutheran church parlors
were festively decorated with quantities of gay orange and; black decora
tions, banked with corn stalks, boughs
of brilliant autumn foil age and pumpkins for the Halloween entertainment
given by the Serior Luther league for the entire congregation. The rooms were illuminated by the soft glow of lights shaded in orange and black. One hundred and fifty persons were present. There were fortiaie-tellers, fish ponds, and refreshments as added diversions and a varied program as the chief feature. The committee was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fraumann, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Lohse, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rosa, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Addlemaiw Those who
participated in the program of entertainments for the evening were: Miss Janet Schell, Miss Goldie Van Tress,
Miss Susan Crowell, Mrs. Walter Snavely, Mrs. Ed Sharp, Miss Verda King, Miss Marjorie Bek, the Misses Marie, Edna and Margnertte Deuker,
Miss Rhea Crandall, Miss Helen Mashmeyer, Mrs. Roland Rosa, Miss Bernice Goebel, the. Rev. Oscar T. F. Tressel, Charles Drifmeyer, Louis Stauber, Ezra Weidner, Mr. Hayes, Ir-
vln Brown, Robert Catitm, and Ernest
Nieman.
Mrs. Harry Bradfield entertained at
her home, 130 North Sfjcth street, Fri
day evening with a shower for Mrs.
William Mullen. The guests were:
Mr.- and Mrs. Lewis Ely, Mr. and Mrs.
James McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah
Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whitehead,
Mrs. Earl Barnes, Mrs. Glen Camp
bell, Mrs. Hazel RusseJL Mrs. A. B.
Costello of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
An Interesting program was siren
at the meeting of the Joseph Moore Parent-Teacher association Friday afternoon. Mrs. Robert E. Heun played a piano number. Miss Marjorie Harold, accompanied by Miss Dorval Whitehorn, both of Earlham college, gave a vocal number, and Mrs. Allen D. Hole talked informally on "Good
Books of Children." A report of the
state convention of the P. T. A. In Indianapolis was given by Mrs. J. Evans.
The Fishermen's club of Grace M. E.
church and their guests were entertained at dinner Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strayer at their
home on South Fourteenth street.
The table with appointments in yellow and white was adorned with carnations and ferns. During the evening music was furnisbfd by Mrs. W. H.
Morrey, pianist, and Miss Neva Bow
man, violinist. Covers were laid for:
the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred H. Backus, the Rev. W. McClean Work, Dr. and Mrs. W. C Squires, Dr S. E. Bond, Ora Stesrall, N. J. Stegall, Dr. R. H Carnes,
M. W. Stanley, C L. Mathews, Roy
Kelly, R. C. Carroll, W. J. Stanley, W.
H. Anderson, E. R. Spencer, Lester Meadows, Ralph G Tflton, F. M. Metz-
ger, Clayton Church, G. S. Nlchol, tt. 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, WT. D.
Wilson, George H Strayer, Miss Naomi Squires, Wilfred Strayer, and
Byron Strayer..
' A pretty Halloween party was given
Friday evening at the home of Miss
Grace Darnell, 220 North Seventh
street Halloween shades wete used
in decorations. The time was spent in games after which lunch was served. The gue'sts were: Miss Mildred Schneider, Miss Dorothea Dagsry, Miss Marian Heiser, Miss Marie Mackey, Miss Ruth Brindel, Miss Odessa Darnell. Miss Grace Darnell, Franklin Johnson, Milton Schneider, Glen Tague. Robert Morgan, Wilson Morgan. George Thompson, James Brindell, Charles Mathews, Crissie Miller,
Glen Hapner and Floyd Thompson. A Halloween party is to be given at the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday evening by the Ladies' division, Richmond Athtetic association of Pennsylvania Railroad employes. A masquerade will be held, favors going to the best drersjcd and best disguised. Games, contests, fortune-telling and dancing arc to be features of entertainment. All Pennsyltaia tnr!oyes and their friends are invited to attend.
Among the events of the week was
a Halloween surprise party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashenfelster at
their home on North Eighth street Fri
day evening. The rooms were deco-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris- entertained with a masquerade party Friday evening at their home in Middleboro in honor of their daughter, Fern. Black anl yellow decorations, jack-o-lanterns and witches were used through the rooms. A fortune teller was in one room. Contests were held, favors going to Mildred Hawkins in
an apple contest, Glen Muckeridge In
a corn contest, and Mildred Hawkins in a donkey contest. Later refreshments were served to the following persons: Marjorie Garland, Mildred Hawkins, . Marguerite Muckeridge, Anna Marie Clark, Edith Daugherty, Dorothy Daugherty, Marguerite Wilson, Violet Hawkins, Glenn Muckeridge, Arthur Gault, Gerald Dalbey. Arthur Muckeridge, Miss- Florence
Harris, Mrs. Oscar Hawkins, Mrs. Russell Clarke, Homer Hollingsworth, and Mr. Mrs. Henry Harris.
Mrs." Henry Hasecoster was given a
surprise party at the nome or ner
son, Li. J. Hasecoster, J?Tiaay auernoon, the guests being nieces of Mrs. Hasecoster. Those present ' were:
Miss Mary Strothaus, Mrs. Bertha Handley, Mrs. Emma Zeitz, Mrs.
Harry Stelnbrink, Mrs. Taylor Reynolds. 'Mrs. Harry Bentlage, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Henry Bentlage,
Mrs. Jesse Wiechman, Mrs. Chris
Bailey, Mrs. Edward Wiechman, Miss
Lizzie Posther, Mrs. W illiam Luby,
Mrs. Charles Guedel, "of Indianapolis,
Mrs. Fred Singer, of Piqua, Ohio, Mrs. William Vietze, Mrs. L. C. Hasecoster,
Mrs. Richard BarteL Miss Mary Alice Bailey, Master Robert Wiechman,
Thomas Bartel, Miss Anna May Bar
tel. Master Joseph Hasecoster and
Master Charles Bartel.
Mr. and Mrs. William Milter, of Boston, entertained at six o'clock dinner Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Miller. Covers were laid for
the following persons: Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Parks, Mr.
and Mrs. Wralter Parks, Mr. and Mrs
Lester Parks, Mr. and Mrs. EnnLj
McDivitt and family, Mr. and Mrs
Earl Larsh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medsker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. : Miller, Miss
India Stanford, John Miller, Russell Bulla, Harry Eikenberry, Harvey Bulla,. Jesse Bulla and Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. The Misses Alice and Mary Estefl entertained with a Halloween party Thursday evening. Decorations were carried out in yellow and black. Contests and .games were played. The Invited guests were Miss Kitheryn Meyers, Miss Esther Haworth, Miss Gwendolyn Taylor, Miss Bernice Hensley, Miss Loretta Belle Kittle, Miss June Kehlenbrink. Miss Genevieve
Cain, Miss Ruth Hamilton. Miss Louise
Heet and Miss Pearl Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dietrich, were given a pleasant surprise Thursday evening by a party of friends honoring Mrs. Diethlch's birthday anniversary
Cards were played at thrae tables during the evening. Games and music were additional features of the entertainment. At a latie hour refreshments
were served to the following guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koofski.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bullerdick and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Dietrich.
Mrs. . Gebree Cunningham enter
tained her Sunday school of Reia
Memorial church with a masquerade
party Friday evening at her residence
810 North Fifteenth street. Games
were played during the evening and
later luncheon served. Appointments
and decorations were prettily carried
out in black and yellow. Those present were: Jane Work, Maxine Lucas,
Nola Lucas, Dorothy Jane Jones,
Elizabeth Moore, Helen Moss, Mar
garet Magaw, Barbara Ramsey, Robert Carrington, Cart Carrington, William King, Billy Work, Jimmy Jay,
Billy DeHority and Ralph, Cunning
ham.
A Halloween dance will be given
Mondky evening by he Ben Hurs for
members and their friends at the Ben
Hur club. Everybody is asked to
come masked. Musio will be furnish
ed by the Harris orchestra.
The Jolly Twelve was entertained at a thimble party Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Henry Heet at her home on North Tw!nty-first street. The time was spent in 6ewing. The hostess served a six o'clock dinner. The table, with appointments in black and
yellow, was illuminated by yellow candles. "Guests were present from
Hamilton and Cincinnati, O. The club
meets in a fortnight with Mrs. Wallace
Seymour, North Nineteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gockey. of
Green's Fork, entertained a number of
friends with a Halloween party on
Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent playing games and several con
tests were also enjoyed. Miss Lucille
steers rendered several readings and dances. The house was elaborately
decorated for the occasion, and at a
late hour a dainty lunch was serve 1 to the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Roller. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Fagin, Mr.-and Mrs. William Steers, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis, Mr. and
Mrs. Lute Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bond,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Overman, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Benson, Miss Linnle Hat
field. Mls Isabelle Kienzle, Miss Helen
Kouer. Miss Hazel Hatfield, Miss
Betty Gilbert. Miss Lucille Steers
Mrs. Mary Roller, Mrs. Sarah Borton, Mrs. Will Blizzard. Lewis Bond. Harry Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. John Gockey
ana iiaxei Patricia Gockey.
All Masons and their families will
be guests at a Halloween dance the
Order of the Eastern Star is giving
Saturday evening at the Masonic tem
ple, for the benefit of the DeMoUyThe grand march starts at 8:30 o'clock promptly. The Paul L Harris orchestra will play the order of dances. A masquerade party for the Eden Rebekah lodge members is to be sires. Tuesday evening at the L O. O. F.
halL Each lady is requested to bring
some doughnuts or one pumpkin pie-
A meeting of all members of Eden
Rebekah lodre will be held at 7:S0
o'clock Saturday evening at the L O.
O. F. halL
A masquerade ball will be given at the Coliseum Tuesday . evening for which all Halloween celebraters of the city are invited. The Coliseum will be elaborately decorated for the occasion and the Evan J. Smith Novelty orchestra has been engaged to play the order of dances. Spectators will be admitted. A masque dance will be held by the the Coliseum Tuesday evening to members, their families and friends. Miller's orchestra will play the order of dances. 1 ' The Parker Memorial class. of "the First Baptist Sunday school will hold a Halloween party Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. March, 113 National Road west. Members are to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Please Turn to Page Twelve) " .
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