Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-03

were -lnuulged IN With much run Tor
everyone in the early part Of the even
ing, followed by dancing which was
participated in until the wee sma'
hours. A delicious supper, was served
during the evening. The contest prize
was carried of BY Mrs. Thorvald Bryn.
3 The Witkopf home was the scene of
q pretty Halloween party Saturday
evening when Misses Edith Whitkopf
and Frederick Fox entertained a num-
Der of their young friends. Ha1lowe' en-
games were played in which Miss Ed
ma Hansen and Messrs. Everett and
Howard Duell carried off the prizes.
Miss Rebecca Connolly took peep
into the future and ascertainede for
each guest his or her fate, after which
q delicious; Halloween supper was
served. -" >'.s~ =
The guests were: Hope Wallace,
Valley Thorson, Mary Henzie, Hazel
Mckay, Jessie: Henley, Harriet Brain
erd, Gladys Tucker, Laura Furstenau,
Mary Van Lew, Marion Nimmo, Ed
ma Hansen, Marie Palmer, Sarabel Nc
Tyre, Beatrict Hines, Fannie Elmslie,
Ruby McCauley, and Myrtle Holmes,
William Elmslie, Harvey Copeland,
Dale Davis, Arthur Serumgard, Rob-
ert Fosburg, Fred Mann, Arthur Pow.
ell, Arthur Brainerd, Everett Duell,
Howard Duell, Ralph Glerum and Vim
cent Fenelon ~
| Invitations "To come and play at
our house with ghosts and COLLINS"
were issued to twenty-five small boys
and girls by Miss Elda Ostrander Mon
day evening and the little folks had a
right merry time. The decorations
were. vivid red and green witches and
cats, peeping from every nook and cor
ner, making the scene quite in keep
ing with the prevalent Halloween SUI
perstitions. The contest prize went
to Elsie Sprung. Mrs. Ostrander was
assisted by Mrs. A. L. Johnson and
Mrs. C. o. Richmond. The little guests
were: Ralph Burgess, Frank Quincy
and Ruth Adams, Eldon Bloom, DC.
tavia Blaisdell, Gladys and Mildred
Rundell, Lucille OhnStad, Marie DE
Places, Will and John Powell, Willie
and Bobbie Reid, Esther Lasha1n, LIE.
nora and Marion johnson, Harry Haz.
gard, Floyd and Florence Richmond
and Elsie Sprung. ,.,,..
Miss Ruth Sheldon entertained a
few of her little friends Tuesday even.
ing at a Halloween party.
:" One of the prettiest1s of the Hal
lowe'en affairs of the week was the
one given. by Miss Helen Alexander
at the Alexander apartments in the
Locke-Gra block Tuesday evening
! Miss Moorehouse made a very fetch
ing gypsy prophecies and much fun
j. was had over the fates in store for the
young people. Mrs. Alexander was as
sisted in serving by Miss Lillian
Locke. 2%s5. s,.%7.s e: E55.'
The Eastern Star gave a very elab,
crate function Tuesday evening q in
their. hall, and celebrated Halloween
with much gusto. y The decorations
were especially beautiful and novel
Cats, BATS and witches were very :rear
istically arranged, and, seen by the
dim light Of the orange and black
jjack-o-lanterns with which the place
was strung, assumed wierd and fan,
(tastic shapes. All of the guests came
dressed in black and masked. A jack.
o-lantern, his fat sides shaking with
laughter, hung guard in a corner over
! a mysterious prophecies who whisper.
Led dark secrets of the future to an
! xious inquires and recomme ended
! the fates in the fish pond near:
-lby, If they wished to know more. A
} 1manshmellow roast was one of the
many amusements. \ "A There were also
d cards and dancing. Towards the close
i Of the evening a dainty supper was
Eserved. s.s s4 .$is n. &. =. s
Mr.. and Mrs. ". N. Nortz enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed din
|ner. Tuesday evening, for their daugh
ter, Naomi. in honor Of her fifth birth
1 day, the decorations being the. witches
cats, bats and ck-o-lanterns which
add to the mysticism Of the Hal
a loween season. The table decorations
q were Swapping fortunes and hand
q printed place cards. The Misses Marie
i and Harriet O'Brien u carried of the
prizes and Miss Gertrude Stewart was
I given the consolatti lon. .5 $3
Carl Victor Hellesstrom a WidoWe,
Of sixty-eight, Of Cavalier, and Mar