The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

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MARCIA MURDocKs PARTY.
Halloween. Marcia Murdoch. at her
grandmother's home entertained the
cake walkers OF Cinderella. The little
folk had a happy time. They had
search for prizes which the brownies
and mikes had hidden and after games
and play and dancing gathered about
the board where a haxen- haired doll
posed in a pumpkin chariot as Cinder-
ella drawn by candy mice and Surround
ed by her court. This doll Cinderella
was afterward given 10 the holder OF
a numbered tag, little Miss Sim win
ming her. The refreshments were in
brownie form also. The little company
had a merry time OF it IN every way.
AT MISS sICKNER'S.
The girls of the B. E. B. gave a Hal
loween party to their boy friends at the
home of one Of their number. Miss Ada
Sickner. The girls assembled early and
when the boys came in they were shown
to their dressing room by khostly forms.
When they appeared again they were
given a string 10 follow and on the end
of this they found their partners for the
evening. A gypsy camp was found in
one corner of the room where a fortune
was told to the applicant. At late
hour refreshments were served. On the
departure OF the guests thcv werr pr
scented with a wishbone tied with the
club colors. Those present were Miss
Jean Ross. Irene Dorsey. Olive Smith.
Ethel Hodge. Sadie Stevens. Mae Good.
Ada Sickner, Josephine English, Mabel
Sickner Charles Kelly. Jim English.
George Stutbaker, John Barnes. Charles
Lien, Rollie Trice, Russell Moone, Paul
Sickner.
ON COLLEGE HILL.
A highly enjoyable affair was the Hal
lowe'en party given by Miss Mary Boltzer
at her home on College HILL
The evening was spent in games and at
a late hour refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Florence
Schuman, Nellie Baker. Mary Gould.
IN THE COUNTRY
The Seniors of Lewis academy spent
Friday evening at the home of one OF
their number, Miss May Smith, four miles
north of town. Games appropriate TO the
season occupied the evening and Hallow-
cen pranks and plays furnished fun FOR
the crowd. The refreshments were dam
tily served. feature of the four courses
being miniature pumpkin pies. Candies
We're served in a cabbage head followed
out, and nuts in an immense pumpkin.
Those present were Misses Mae Smith,
Hattie Lawrence. Mary Braden. Stella
Hatton, Hazel Howes, Pearl Mcguire.
Floy Mallonee. Laura Lathrop. Ellen
Smith. Messrs Lew Taylor. George Helm
ig. Hurst Sloan. Ro Kinkaid. Herbert
Hatfield. Harry Lawrence, Whbert Dun
can, Wilbur Smith.
a HALLOWEEN SURPRISE PARTY. !
Friday evening while the hob COLLINS
and witches were at play jolly crowd OF !
young people went 10 the home OF Mr.. |
and Mrs J. II. Calender at 100 South |
Lawrence avenue and gave their daugh- /
ter, Miss Mabel. a Halloween surprise I
party. The guests were quietly ushered /
into the parlor in the dim light OF witch /
candies where Miss Mabel was called a I
few minutes later and greeted BY many /