Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31

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young people was present, the young
aides appearing as ghosts, the guests
is they arrived being escorted from
he gate by fiuttering white figures to-
4 ladder which they We're signed to
climb. entering the house by an upper
veranda door. Various Hallowen'en
games were played, and fortune tell
ar revealed the future. The house was
nicely decorated and good lunch was
served.
Entertains at cards.-Mrs. Arthur
Salzmann at her home. I'll Twenty
fifth street, was the hostess yesterday
afternoon to a company of about 80
ladies at Halloween card party. The
parlors were decorated in yellow and
black and the library and dining room
in red and green. Silver spoons and
hand-painted china were given as
prizes. Mrs. John Nudge scored. Mr..
Salzmann will entertain at stag party
the Independent and Booster bowling
clubs Thursday evening. The games
were followed by course lunch.
Surprised by Witches and Ghosts
Miss Alice Kurtz of 1923 Sixth avenue
was surprised last evening by com
pany of friends dressed as witches and
ghosts. Halloween games were played
and a nice lunch was served. Those
present were: Nellie Knox, Nell Beav.
ers. Vera Bleuer. Mary Tiegham, Edna
Kurtz, Elsa Frenche, Josephine Knox
Mamie Milky, Augusta Tregham. Hat
tie Murphy, Oral White. Charles Knox
Marie Kurtz. Helen Tieham Mary
Glotzboeh. Mary Sersig, Loretta Kurtz
Albert Kurtz and Alice Kurtz.
Queen Esther Guild Entertained
The Queen Esther guild of the Memo
| lial Christian church were the guests
| of Miss Emma Weiss at her home
1910 Fifth avenue, last evening at
| nicely arranged and we'll carried on
| Halloween party. The young peopit
had a delightful time playing Hallow
| cen games and a nice lunch wa
served. The house was prettily dec
grated in Halloween emblems. pump
kins, autumn leaves and cornstalks
| T. T. C. M. M. Club Meets.-Th
I. T., C. NJ. NJ. club met at the nom
If Miss Mildred Anderson, 4519 Eight
avenue, last evening Hallowee
James were played and music enjoye
after which a delicious luncheon wa
served. The next meeting will b
held at the home of Miss Alma G,
dehn, 221 Sixth avenue, Moline.
! In Honor of Birthday.-Mrs. Jane
Hampson of 1925 Eighth-and-a-ha
lavenue entertained 20 of her lad
friends at cinch in honor of her brit
Gay anniversary yesterday. At $50
two course dinner was served. TIL
out of town guests Were Mrs. Tol
Conway and Miss Amy ViclIers ,
Reynolds and Miss Phoebe Lewis
Cable.
/. Thirty Club Dance.-The Thiri
club gave a largely attended dancir
party at the Watch Tower inn la
evening. The hall was elaborate
, decorated with Halloween emblem
, with pumpkins, cornstalks, autumn
foliage and flowers. The affair w;
one of the most delightful in the hi
tory Of the organization.
II Has Halloween Party.-Miss Ami
= Shubert entertained a party of
friends at her home, 1101 Eleven
, avenue. last evening. The decoration
). carried out fully the Halloween spir
, as did the games, stories and music
numbers of the evening. The hoste
, served a light luncheon to the &
, lighted guests.
j. Sheet and Pillow Case Party. -
skee and pillow case party was Civ
last evening at the Villa de Chant
!. by the young ladies attending schs
:. there. The company appeared in she
y and pillow case costumes and pass
Q The evening playing Halloween gam
@ Lunch was served.
el Surprised by Friends.-Harry Fren
o CO 1925 Sixth avenue was surpris
Il last evening by company of 25
), his little friends. Various games We
! played with the prizes going to Ma
c Tobin, Leona Carvis, Ira Guidenzo
II and John Littig. During the event
"a q three course lunch was served
i, WILL KEEP OPEN HOU!
n Y. M. C. A. to Show Election RetuI
10 Tuesday Evening.
81 Secretary A I, Burnett of the Y