The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-27
/. W. G. A.. Halloween Party.

Witchcry in all its wierdness held
sway supreme at the Y. w. c. A. last
night and $50 young people in ghost
~ costumes mingled In fiendish glee
with black cats. witches. grinning Jack
o lanterns and gypsy f~orecasters Of
fate. The party was the annual cele.
hration OF Halloween to which had
been invited the boys Of the Y NJ. G.
A. and nothing was left undone that
might add to Il perfect observance Of
the night of witchery. The entire
building was given over to Halloween
halls. dining room. club parlor and
recitation rooms only the dim light
Of orange hooded electric globes show
ed the ghosts where to travel. Vines
of dry leaves and evergreen outlined
the arches and from the clusters the
faces Of black cats and Jack o. lam
terms grinned at everyone. All the
girls were dressed in sheet and pillow
case to complete the wierd aspect and
many OF the boys donncd even more
ghostly attire.
When the guests arrived a grand
march was announced and led by Miss
Geraldine jacob and Kirk E. Wallace
the party We're taken through caves
and dens and given fright after fright
as they came in contact with the mis-
chievous evil doors SO prevalent in the
dark and unfrcQuented places on such
a night. In the witch's cave where
Miss LAmson in grotesque attire
hrewed her tea the visitors topped
to have their fates foretold and many
Il shiver n cold chill was sem up
and down he'll backs. In the gym
nasium Miss Mary Sutherland made an
ideal gypsy maiden and as she sat on
her Navajo blanket before her tepee
she was given opportunity to tell many
a fortune.
The Virginia reel was one Of the
pretty features of the evening and
three sets went through the graceful
figures while Miss Geraldine Jacob
presided at the piano. The pleasure
was oyer with at 1850 o'clock and
coffee and apples We're Thoroughly en-
!oyed These were passed in the cafe
terra room n the service was pre-
sided over by Mrs. c. NJ. Graves. Miss
Amy Lysin~ Miss Ella Thornton and
Miss Lillian Smith.
Bridge Series Completed.
Mrs. Norman b. Black. Mrs. Aren.
ton ]. Douglass and Mrs. Charles ".
Hinzie received for the second time
this week this afternoon at the Black
resldence on Chestnut street and their
guests We're enough for eight tables at
bridge whist. h same decorative
loea carried out IN green n yellow
which was used for their first function
was chosen again today and the flow.
ers We're beautiful yellow c%hrysanthe-
NUNS. h yellow candles burned in
pretty silver candelahra and the
bridge tables from which the dainty
luncheon was served at the close OF
the game We're placed in the living
room and den. The hostesses were as
sisted today by Mrs. Frank A. Taylor,
Mrs. j.. Bell DeRemer and Mrs.
Blacks daughter Mrs. L. Klein Van
-Alstine Of Duluth, who is her guest.
The guests at today's party who are
visitors in the city included Mrs. 6.
S. Ashley of Milton. VT, who is the
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. S.
Fl. Ashley. Mrs. A. Bolks of Spokane,
mother of Mrs. William Leggett. Mrs.
Kent Keith of Fargo who is a CUES at
the Panovitz home and Mrs. O. p.
Holl of UTpham. Mrs. F. r. Halls
pleasant guest. The handsome troph-
les awarded for yesterdays game went
to Mrs. Miller. first. Mrs. a. P. Cliff
ford. second. n Mrs. w. H. Kelsey,
consolation.
Young Peoples Meeting.
The Young Peoples society of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet in
the church at 8 o'clock his evening
and all members are requested to be