Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01

other ghosts gliding about the dining
room. and the lights were shaded in
paper pumpkins. The tables were dec
GRATED in green and yellow and jack
o'lanterns. Those participating were
jeanette Smith, Bertha Johnson, Shir-
ley English, Loretta Nichols, Hazel
Kellogg. Margaret Frazer, Claire Flow
er. Eilese Talbot, Isabel Topf. Marie
Clemens. Bernice Robb. Elderkin
Boardman. Ralph Good. Harry Gabel-
man, Arthur Johnson, Lester Flower.
Fred Pepper. Elmer Birks. Clyde Hines.
Mark Healey and Bryan Everist.
The Christian Endeavorers Of the
Central Church Of Christ enjoyed a
Halloween masquerade social in the
dining room OF the church Monday
evening. with about .hirty-fi FIVE par
ticipating. All went masked and in
various costumes, including several
ghosts. and much fun was derived from
trying 20 ascertain each others identi-
X. After unmasking. Halloween
games were enjoyed. and a buffet sup
per was served. The menu was writ
ten on a blackboard, the various edibles
being characterized by names which
called forth considerable guessing. The
lights were shaded in different colors
Of pa per 10 give a weird effect
The Crescent sunday Schoo, class
OF young men ana women Of the
Friends church held Halloween af-
fair Monday evening a: the ]. G. Car
,=r home. 9 South Fourth street. There
are twan.y-four in the class. and with
the guests invited about thirty par
.icipa;sd. Halloween games furnished
amusement. and the decoration and
lunch were appropriate - The occasion
The arran genents We're IN charge OF the
class social committee, Of which Miss
Lottie Southwick is chairman
Mrs. Norman Iref-y and Mrs. Will
Workman gave a Halloween party for
their children from 10 s o'clock Mon
day evening. al which dozen little
folks we're guests Halloween amuse-
nan-s ans Halloween 'unch were en-
joyed. ard the little folks. VINO dressed
TreT-y home, paid hret Visit - the
socia! n progress al The Contra! Church
OF Christ.
Mss Marie welcn. Al West Boone
street. ~as hostess - the members Of
i've hundred club 10 which she be-
.oags entertaining the young people a.
ne Halloween affair instead ot on
Thursday. the regular meeting night.
Ghosts mat the guests al ne door and
usae-ed .h=n into :he rooms ina: We're
IN weird and fantastic array. II the
games o. -he evening Miss LYDIA helle-
he- Won the hoaors for the ladies, and
Nh Lawrence Peck. Of Narengo and
SIR. Michael Roskopf tied Cor the gen
tenen's prize. the latter winning.
Halloween lunch was served b. the
hostess. assisted by katherine WEIGH
and Marjorie Miller. Ny Peck was
thu only ou.-of-toTn guest.
The girls OF TIE Sas Sorority Of the
high school entertained their boy
friends az the J. K. Patton home. 407
East Church street, at baseuaen. Hall
,ove'en party. High school boys who
were no, invited took an active part
in the affair from the outside. ard re-
i.avad the guests OF some of their con-
t-ibutions for the lunch before the
Patton home was reached. The even
ing was spent socially and was greatly
enjoyed.
The girls Of the day force oe The
Marshall Telephone Company we're the
guests o. Miss Alice Patterson a. a
Halloween party given al her home.
$50 North Third street. Monday night.
Two contests. music and ghost stories
furnished he amusement for the even