Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05

err time q most suitable supper was
served, huge pumpkins filled with au-
iumn fruits, salad served I'm carrot
cups, cider pumpkin pie, waInuts
which on being opened, were found TO
contain angle worms, other Wdlnuts
sealed together contained tO2sts FOR
each guest. After supper the lights
were put out, and number OF HORT.
bic things, such as frozen hands, live
turtles, blown up sausage skins. pieces
OF wet fur, potatoes stuck full OF tooth
picks, etc, were passed around, and,
Of course caused a great deal of ex-
element Those who enjoyed this very
pleasant evening We're Prof aud Mrs
Ball, Prof and Mrs. Langton Mr.. and
Mrs a. NJ. Flemming, Capt. and Mrs.
Styer Prof. and Mrs. Ostien Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Thatcher, Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. II, Champ, Mr. ana Mrs. W.
b. Preston, Jr, Mr. and Mrs r. w.
Naylor, Mr. and Mrs b. G.. Thatcher.
Miss Elizabeth smith Prof Upham
and Prof Studderd
a very delightful Halloween party
was given by the Misses Alton. Gene
We've and Neda Thatcher and Elsie La
fount at the home OF Miss Veda
| Thatcher, The guests were ushered I'M
TO the parlor where they were greeted
| with the sign hope abandon we who
enter here and on entering found his
| Satanic majesty IN the form OF John
christensen, IN supreme control No
! end OF fun was created by his telling
each guest what they had done while
| on earth to be condemned 10 such a
| place. Fortunes were told by Miss
| Florence Miner and the company was
| all guided to the chamber Of horrors
! by a witch, Impersonatod by Miss
Kate Thatcher. In this room skeletons,
| grlnnlng faces, ana al lsuch things
stared at one from AN corners out OF
doors on the lawn a burning caldron
was presided over by three little Witch
es-Misses Harriet and Iettie Thatch.
er and Florence McAlister All kinds
Of Halloween jokes and games were
played and very appropriate dumb
supper was served and had 10 be- eaten
with. chop sticks. Those present were
the Misses Alton, Geneyieye Thatcher
Veda Thatcher Elsie Lafount. Nora,
Jennie and Elva Eliason, Gerue Trout,
Estelle Evans, Vienna McAilstor. Bretta
Morrison, Josephine Thatcher. Helen
Lowe, Kate Thatcher Florence Miner,
Mrs, Seth Langtou; Messrs. n. r.
Moore, Geo. Forgensen, Carl CART, DR..
Denike, Or. Emeis, MatlOcks, Charles
Hansen, NIels Hanson, Leo Campbell.
A, Campbell Ariel Carbon, Ron
Thatcher Leo Squires, Geo r. Thatch-
er, John Christensen, Art jenkins. Seth
Langton, Oliver,
Tho kensington given on Friday az
ternoon by Mrs, Jesse Earl was one OF
the incest affairs OF the week The
decorations consisted Of autumn flowers
and leaves. and We're very pretty. The
luncheon served was delicious The
following ladies once again voted Mrs.
Earl a charming hostess Mesdames
r. w. Robinson, W. S. Langton T. W.
Thatcher S. A. Langton, Y. w. Nay
lor, d. II, Thomas. Leo Campbell. A.
l.. Farrell, Nettie Sloan. NJ. Thatcher
Jr, c. A. Cummings, G.. T. Goodwin
i. w, Brock, j. Earl. W Peters, NJ r.
Needham, v Crockett, b. G.. Thatcher
G., w. Thatcher b. II. PIPER, W. b.
Preston, Jr. j, Odell, j. 5. Hendricks
a. Hendricks, A. Gordon, J. p. Smith,
Lulu Johnson A. h. Irwin, Cathcart,
w. W. Hylton, r, r. Needham, w. J.
Kerr A, Cole. r. McAllster G. Kim.
ball G, A. GoWans, d. C.. Bulge. w.
Howelli Misses MlIda Eiason. Annie
Ellason Richardson, ollie MartIneau.
That the young men know how to
give a party as we'll as the young
ladies was proven by Ed Hanson and
viii Morrell, who entertained a number
90 flsNN FYt. e
Halloween party on Monday night at
the home Of Mr.. Hanson. Among other
weird and ghosty things which the
boys had arranged for entertainment
was to blindfold their guests and lead
them in very roundabout way TO the
basement where, I'm the darkest cor
ner they found a hldeous demon head
with smoke issuing from nose, eyes,
ears and mouth, while means ana walls
came from all parts Of the dark room.
Al stood In fear and trembling when a
good lusty scream from Joe Morrell
caused a general stampede for the
stairs. All the good things which 80
10 make up a Halloween supper We're
served and all pronounced the boys
royal entertainers, The following are /.
the names of those present; Mr. and /
Mrs Edward Hanson, Mr. and Mrs
David Allen Misses Ollie Martneau. /
Julia Nibley, Name M0rrel Maggie /
Jones, Rosabel Hail. Maggie Morren |
Myrtle Ballard Leah, Edna and Mile |
Daniels, Messrs Ed Hanson, VIII Nor /
rel, Ernest Han, Joe Morrell, Luther |
Howell, VIII Bassett Of Provo,
The social given by the people Of the
First ward on Friday evening was a
very successful affair. il was given In I
honor OF Mr.. viii Morrell, who leaves
on Tuesday next to hll a mission IN
Germany. A very interesting program
was given and light refreshments were
served. Mr., Morrell Is one OF the wards
most esteemed young men, and VIII he
greatly missed by host Of friends who
wish him every success.
A number OF the younger set were
most delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Marie Barber on Halloween. at her
home, All came dressed 10 sheets and
pillow cases bent on making the eve
ming a very Jolly one, and many were
the pranks and jokes INDUCED in A
very dainty luncheon was served. Those
present beside the hostess were thv
Misses Lou Thatcher, Barbara Howell,
Winnie Morrcl Vera Ormsby, Belle
Pratt, Radie Ormshy, Vivian Hatch
Lettie Busby, Florence Hanks. Julia
Messrs, Booker Preston,
Alex Preston, George Sorensen, Rlcey
Jones, Ed Jones, Reese Howell, Vincent
Carbon, Earl Crandall, Edgar Mitchell,
Earl Daniels.
Miss Julia Nibley made a most
charming hostess at an evening party
al her home on Thursday. given In hon.