The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-03
CITY WAS SCENE
. Of REVELRY
MONDAY NIGHT
TROOPS OF GHOSTS, COLLINS,
AND PLAIN sPooks TOOK
CHARGE DURING THE
EVENING
Dances, Parties, and General Good
Time Enjoyed Throughout the
Entire City on
Halloween.

The streets of Plymouth, constitut-
ed panorama of revelry Monday
in the celebration of Halloween. Un-
til late hour, the streets of the
downtown section were crowded by
costumed and masqued people, in
the pursuance of a jolly good time.
Customs, and reservedness were for
gotten, and timidity laughed at, by
the troops of ghosts, gobIins, and
plain spooks, who took charge Of the
streets, and were confident from the
security of their lisguises. The
costumes were many and varied Two
young men carried dummy, dressed
in real fashion to represent man,
which was carelessly thrown into
group of fair goblins, causing dismay
and incidentally chorus of shrieks
well up in the treble cleft. A good
natured spectator, in the vicinity of
the State Bank corner, imbibing
little freely in the spirit of the good
nature of the night, seized a masqued
damsel, and put the astonished maid
through a half minute of genuine
Russian ballet dance. Needless to
add, he received his justly deserved
censure, in words frey ard easily
understood. The happy-go-lucky
promenade continued until the parad-
ers left for various parties, dances,
ETC., which abounded throughout the
limits of the city. Tie usual raid of
destruction was made by the small
boys, who latter IN the night pursued
their annual tour of the city, carry
ing away front door steps, overturn-
ing lawn swings, out houses, and
everything 'overturnable Wagons
were hauled to opposite ends of the
town, but all in all the aetnal amount
of the damage done this year, is very
small.
Apollo Club Dance.
A ''rube" dance was held at the
Apollo club Monday night, which was
attended by twenty-eight couples in
costume. Many and original "make
ups' were in evidence here. The boys
in the majority wore overalls
straw hats and bandana handerchiefs
Phe young ladies were garbed in
ginghams ,and calicoes. A fine time
was enjoyed at the club, as is always
the case. Music for the dance was
furnished by the Seybold pair, and
was fine. The dance was ended short
ly after midnight.
Paw Paw Dance.
Thirty couples, all masqued, had a
splendid time at the X. of p. hall,
where the Paw Paw Pleasure Club
held Halloween ball. Square dances
were a feature of this dance, which
were intersperced with waltzes and
two-steps. The dancers kept their
Mosques until the grand march which
was held at about 10: 100 O'Clock. In
cleverly planned vancouver, the
marchers found themselves arranged
in lines on opposite sides of the
room, when the call was made to
discard the mosques. This dance
contiued until about 100 A. M.
Crowd to Bourbon.
A crowd of High School young
ladies. spent the evening at Bourbon
where they joined crowd of young
people in that town, and spent the
evening Halloweening there. The par
ty was composed Of the Misses Ethel
Tanning, Bessie Lemert, Ruth Vinall
Carrie Rhodes, Merle Bosworth, and
Ogla Tomlinson. The party left this
city at 8:49 p. NJ. and returned at
l0:47 on the Pennsylvania.
Whist Clubs Entertained
The Peerless and twentieth Gen.
tury Whist Clubs were entertained at
the home of L. M. Lauer on Center
street, by Mesdames Eley, Miner,
Loring and Lauer Here a typicai
Halloween party was held, the old
time games as bobbing apples, for
tune telling etc. being followed by
whist. b'or Refreshments, individ-
ual pumpkin pies, apples, pop corn
etc.,, were served. The home was
tastily decorated in the Halloween
spirit.
Many Parties Held.
Parties were held in score or
more of Plymouth homes Monday eve
ming. Crowds of friends were enter
tanned, Miss Frances Kruyer, daugh-
fer of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Kruyer Oh
north Walnut street, Miss Grace
Curtis, on north Center street, Miss
Catherine Bollman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Bollman at her home
on east CAIRO street, and Miss Fern
Snoeberger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Snoeberger at her home
on south Michigan street. A party
vas also held by group of young