The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
SOCIAL EVENTS
CLUE SEASON CLOSES.


nished by Emersons orchestra. The dec
orations were very elaborate cornstalks
| cat-tails, pumpkins, branches and chrys-
anthemums being used about the large
| hall and reception room Lunch was
| served during the evening consisting Of
pumpkin pie, doughnuts and cider The
luncheon tables were graced with large
| bunches Of chrysanthemums.
w. c. t. U. MEETING.
very interesting meeting was held
| in the w. c. T. u. rooms Friday after
noon. The topic, Sabbath School," was
discussed by Mrs. Emma Sponseller. She
| showed the need of an enthusiastic Sun
day school teacher Mrs Lorin Carr
spoke on Sunday School From a Boys
Standpoint" Mrs. Murray Houser, on
The Child's Sunday School Teacher"
and Mrs. Douglass Doubs followed with
! an interesting talk on "The Worlds
| Temperance Sunday" Mrs. r. o. Bux.
ton gave an anylitical history of tenn
rerance. The meeting throughout was
very interesting. The devotonals were
led by Mrs. J. w. Albaugh and Mrs.
| Esther Myers. At next Fridays meet
ing Mrs. Lorin Carr will be leader, sub
ject, Peace and Arbitration" A large
attendance is desired.
LADIES AID OF CALVARY.
The Ladies Aid society of the Calvary
| Presbyterian church held a very inter-
| esting meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Henry Zerbe, of 916 Sum-
NIT street. Mrs. Zerbe was assisted in
serving by Mrs William Collam. Sew
eral matters of Importance to the So
ciety were disposed of. A dainty two
course luncheon was served. The next
meeting will be held the last Friday of
| next month.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
Miss Mile Cole of Woodland avenue,
entertained a party of young friends 10
/ the number of twenty-five at a Hallow-
cen party last evening. There were par
| lor games and other amusements. Dur
ing the evening ghosts made their ap-
| pearance and a lively time ensued A
Halloween luncheon was served. The
house was prettily decorated in autumn
nal decorations.
GUILD OF SILVER CROSS.
The Guild of the Silver Cross of ST.
PauPs Episcopal church held a very en-
joyable Halloween social IN the base
ment of the Koons fats last evening
| The room had been elaborately trimmed
=. for the occasion with pumpkins and corn
shocks Lanterns and pumpkin faces
furnished dim light in which ghosts
moved mysteriously. In one corner a
fortune teller sat enthroned upon a dial
disclosing the future. An elaborate Hal
lowe'en lunch was served. The attend
ance was ffty-fve.
PYTHLAN SISTERS.
/ The Pythian Sisters were entertained
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Ella McKenna. 1872 Harrison avenue. Cut
| flowers, chrysanthemums and ferns
were used as decorations. The evening
was spent in playing progressive euchre
| for which prizes of hand painted china
We're awarded. The ladies present num-
bered seventy-five Nearly all the guests
came in costumes and many characters
were represented. During the evening
Miss Nethercoat, OF Louisville, played
several piano selections. A delightful
lunch was served by the hostess at 10
| o'clock.
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.
The Ladies Aid society of the Martin
Lutheran church held a Halloween SOC
ial in the church hall Friday evening
which was largely attended and all pres
| ent enjoyed a good time. Hallowe' en-
amusements were plentiful and a Hal
| lowe'en luncheon was served. A for
| tune telling booth was a feature of the
| evenings entertainment.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
The Young Girls club held Hallow-
! cen party at the home of Miss Laura
| Byerly. The house was decorated with
autumnal foliage and pumpkins. Games
were indulged in. A contest was Civ
en- at which Miss Helen Welch won first
prize and Mabel Welch BOBBY prize
Luncheon was served at a late hour
| The next meeting will be held November
II. at the home of Miss Jessie Aungst.
PUMPKINS GALORE.
very pretty party was held Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Lottte
Zimmerman, COG Washington avenue,
when twenty-fv little boys and girls
came as guests of Ruth and Edward
Zimmerman Many pumpkins lighted
with candles glared from all corners of
the house After long evening of Hal
lowe'en games the guests were seated
at table and the courses were served
In pumpkins. A large pumpkin face
was used as center peice and the place
cards were of the same Those present
were the Misses Ethel and Blanche Gull
Ter, Stella Keatly, Mabel johnson, Mar
garet Westermann, Ruth and Lenora
Zimmerman, Sybil Priest and Helen Jer-
emy, Messrs. Ralph Buchanan, Edgar
Johnson, Will Patterson, WILDER Hook
George Wade, William Russell. Harry
Herrick and Edward Zimmerman.
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.
The Robert Christian class of the
United Brethren Sunday school held a
Halloween social at the home of Mr.
j. L. Van Kirk on Worley avenue, Fri
day evening. The usual Halloween
games and amusements were INDUCED in
and delightful evening spent by the
forty young people present. The Van
Kirk home was prettily decorated for
the occasion and a fine Halloween
luncheon was served at 1880 o'clock.
M o. Q. H. MET.
Halloween was observed by the NJ
o. Q. II. club at the home of Miss Grace
Crowl on Lawrence avenue. An elabor-
ete lunch was served by the hostess.
The club will meet next Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Mabel Smith
on West Ninth street.
HALLOWEEN DANCE.
Prof Morris johnson gave a Hallow-
cen dance in Houser hall Friday even
ing which was attended by about sixty
couples The hall had been decorated
with corn and pumpkins and the lights
had been so arranged that pumpkin
face dances were necessary. Norwood'a
seven-piece orchestra furnished the mu-
sic, Twenty-four straight dances com
posed the program.
ESTHER BIBLE CLASS.
The Esther Bible class of the First
Baptist church met Friday evening at