Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-02
TWO CHURCH PARTIES
=7lEAo sHiP CIRCLE or REFORM
Ed CHURCH EMTERTAiNs.
Zig Halloween Psrty at Parish House
Given BY chlldrsn's Guild of the
Episcopal Church.
Episcopal Church.

Friendship circle gave a Hallow-
e'en entertainment IN Christ Reform
ed chapel Thursday evening Recita-
tons. songs instrumental Duets and
tableaux. ali suggestive OF the even.
ing were welt rendered by members
Of the circle.
The rooms were decorated with
corn. pumpkins autumn leaves and
| berries and was most attractive.
Jack d lanterns were hung over the
electric lights and cast 'spooky'
glow over the rooms at the four cor
ners OF the tables jack o lanterns
were hung on posts. These were
made Of genuine pumpkin and large
one set in the centre Of the table.
Lunch, consisting of sandwiches,
salad, celery. pumpkin pie. ice c-eam,
cake and coffee was served. Candies
and popcorn were also on sale. The
affair was well attended and was
success, both socially and financially.
chiidren's Guild Party.
The Children's Guild OF the Epis-
copal church had most enjoyable
Halloween party Thursday night at
the parish house. The affair was un-
der the management of Mrs. A. An
drews. The house was appropriately
decorated with cornfodder. pumpkins
and other articles suggestive of the
time
Dainty refreshments Of ices and
cake We're served free to the two or
more hundred people present. A silver
offering was taken at the door.
Miss Buxton's Dinner.
Miss Marie Buxton. South Map'e av-
enue, entertained at an eightcourse
dinner Thursday evening at 1880 o.
clock, her guests being ten young la
dies. The table decorations were alto
gether suggestive of Halloween. In
the centre of the table was a large
jack o lantern surrounded by grapes.
apples and ferns From the chan
delier hung a japanese parasol decor
ated with jack o lanterns and red
hearts. Suspended above We're ten
red ribbons. When dinner was over,
these, at a signal. were pulled, releas-
ing small boxes as favors in each one
Of which was a verse Of poetry sup.
posed to tell the fortune of each
guest.
Miss Buxton's guests were Misses
Hester and Rennie Parks, Lillian
Licklider, Mary Opie Tabb Mamie
EicheIberger, Kate Bishop Lillian
Eichelbereer. Margaret Roush, this
city, and Miss Elizabeth Hedges, Of
| Brunswick
Halloween Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson,
| North Raleigh street gave delight
full Halloween party from 7 to o.
| clock in honor of their sou. Master
| Albert Thompson The house was
tastefuly decorated with autumn
leaves and jack O. lanterns. Music
and games were enjoyable features OF
| the evening. but not more so than the
bounteous refreshments served to the
| children numbering p or 80
AS one little girl was leaving the
house she turned to Mrs. Thompson
and said: Il certainly did have a
handsome time"
| Pleasant Surprise Party.
Miss Freda Feidt. North Maple ay-
enue, was The willing victim of very
enjoyable surprise party Thursday
night The jolly young people spent
the evening with games and music
| while the refreshments came IN for a
large share OF attention
Those present were Misses Bertha
Friskey, Tersa Kline, l. llian Steck
Jane Friskey Catherine Feidt and
Annie Munsie. Frcsthrg; Messrs Ed
gar Trout, Otto Steck. .Iudson Kline
| Baker Davis. Cedric Boak and Ray
mond Smith
Miss Roush's Tea.
Miss Carrie Roush, West King
street extended, gave an elaborate
tea from four to six o'clock Thursday
evening Thompson's orchestra dis
coursed number of pleasing selec-
tons during the course of the even
ing.
Informal Luncheon.
Mrs. Guy Hetzel Winchester av-
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