Hallowe'en Parties Highlight Washburn Society Night
Miss Lulu Michel hosted twenty five guests at a Halloween party near Washburn with a ghost greeting at the door. Guests signed cards from a pumpkin and prize in the witches game went to Anna Youngblut. Out of town guests included Miss ONeill Independence Miss Wilson Vinton and Miss Alice OConnor Waterloo. Another masque party featured ghosts Indians and witches with fortune telling and piano selections by Ona Crawford. Hildegarde Anderson hosted a masquerade for Sunbeam Workers with prizes for best costumes Ruth OHar en and Hazel Anderson winning. Invitations were issued for the Runkel Studios ninth student recital in the First National Bank studio next Wednesday. The program includes piano numbers by Florence Hotchkiss Dorony Crowell and Marbelle Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Lulu Michel
Toom
Anna Youngblut
V. Michel
Miss O'Neil
Independence
Wilson
Vinton
Alice O'Connor
Waterloo
Mildred Rector
Fourth Street East
Simon
Ona Crawford
J. R. Rector
Beulah Bingham
Hildegarde Anderson
Randall Street
Sunbeam Workers
Blanche Thompson
Canre
Ruth O'Haren
Hazel Anderson
Hallowe'en
Runkel
First National Bank
Florence Hotchkiss
Dorony Crowell
Marbelle Wells
Ring Lost at City Hotel In NY. Insurance Paid
Mrs Frank H Jones of Chicago formerly Nellie Grant Sartoris receives 5000 from Lloyds of London for an emerald ring valued 25000 lost at the Hotel Renaissance New York The ring slipped into a wash bowl and was not recovered after sewer search The owner describes the loss and Lloyds reward offer. social notices follow about local Halloween events and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank H. Jones
Chicago
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Lloyd's of
London
Renaissance
Lloyd's
Recitals and Socials Highlight Evening Activities
Local events featured music recitals by Mrs. Etta Wood Loreau and Ethel Berry with two piano pieces. Mrs. Ralph Brayton hosted a 7 oclock dinner for Mrs. Claude Carroll and Theron of Dunkerton, with yellow white decor and a Musik program by Mrs. Brayton and Dorothy Worcester. An informal reception honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isenhower at their parents home on Jefferson Street with pink white carnations and a pink white two course menu. The O We Go club met at Mrs. Walter Eastman home with needlework and refreshments, while the Thimble Bee hosted by Mesdames Sample and Will Franke supported relief orders with a two course luncheon and five hundred game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressa McElhinney
Fifth Street East
McEl
KX Club
Sidney Simon
P. J. Martin
XX Club
Ada Emery
Gary
Ind
D. S. Tiffany
Walnut Street
J. M. Hileman
H. W. Sigworth
la Lomita
R. L. Stetzel
Mobile Street
Etta Wood Loreau
Ethel Francis Berry
Runkel
Ralph Brayton
Washington Street
Claude Carroll
Theron
Dunkerton
Voris
Brayton
Dorothy Worcester
Frank Isenhower
Mr. Isenhower
Charles Isenhower
Jefferson Street
Walter Eastman
Riehl Street
H. Hileman
Charles Elmwood
Mesdames Steward Sample
Will Franke
Forest Avenue
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Gorham’s
East Fourth Street
Brown
Society News
Sdatghten
Grant
Ing
East High School
Hallowe’en
Katherine Buxbaum
Messrs
Gilbert and
Brink
KLF
Chautauqua Park
Florence Heiple
June Buechele
Hazel Greene
Mildred Gunsaulus
L. M. I. Club
Oliver
Stevenson
Independence Avenue
Roosevelt
Russell
Mt. Pleasant
Anna McCreary
Leland Avenue
A. N. McCreary
Denver Street
Misa Uapdegraff
Calvary Evangelical Church
First M. KE
Knuf Klub
Sinnard Bros
West
May Cooke
F. M. Wilson
Wilson's Freckle
Halden & Floyd
Rexall
East Fifth Street
Ellis
Kimball
Operatio
Louisiana
Lou
Henderson Circulating Music Library
E. M. Henderson Music House
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Good Pianos
Iowa
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