El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-01

served. Each guest was presented with
a tiny pumpkin as a souvenir OF the oc-
casiOn.
Those present were: Misses Josephine
Ray, Grace F1eck, Beulah Brown. A Ina
morrison, Camille kipler, Mayme Clark.
9ema F1eck, Sarah Bridgers. Zoetta
Robinson, Nary Lewis, Adelia Wall
work Bess Myrtle Nell Haniman. Mary
Robertson, Edith Perrenot Emily Kemp.
Stella Brick, Sybu Shedd, May Pullian.
Louise Sanburu. Messrs. Edward Free
man, Lee Evans, Roy Pickens, Scott
White, John BurCh William TAYLOR
Nelson Rheiuheimer, Frank Roberts Ed
miller. Julius WallwOrk, Artie McDou-
gal, Paul Nafe, Robert 8Iullin. Verne
Lyman, Garland Lyman Wendell kuhn
Randel KilDurn. Harvey Wilcox. Lack
Roman, Leander Marshall, VIII Mar
shall. Nelson Rice.
Novel Decorations Used.
Mrs. 2. H. Todd very pleasantly en-
terta1ned a number Of her friends last
evening at Halloween party. given
at her home on MUndy avenue
me decorations, suggestive of Hal
lowe en- were most attractive Lone
Streamers of black and vaIIovz- T7s-,5
paper were Topped from the chandeIfers
TO lne corners Of the rooms. and strurp
Win numbers Of black bats. witches
ana cats. elbow chrvsanthemuus ana
nlarlEolds, in vases. distribure6 : bo5,-
adOrnments -o- "a
The refreshments, which we're Hal
rowe en- IN character. were DreDarad Nv
the men Of the party
The guest list included: Mr.. and Mrs
= & LIS. Dr and Mrs c.. H ATenge1
NJ NJ. a5 5,l. Mrs y ID. McGregor. ar and
1-Is SnaEles Fraser, Mr. and Mrs Fr,
gene Mckee. 4Ir. aud Mrs Frank Wa
SeLi' MS Wy aldrOn, Miss Nora T.awb0r
Mr.. Williams. W --oll'
Most Novel SpooIzs.
one Of the happiest Of Halloween
i5eIl-es was that given Saturday even
at her home o "a
Stationed at the gate were pair
on Ghost orderlies, who conducted f77a
P-ssts 70 the parlor door. and left them
IA charge or the grand giant Of the
order, who babe the gue-ts to he sas+
e. ana I-Once put all to work making
witches OF chewing gum mounted IN
CARDBOARD Next he took the COMPANY
tllslsh path Of red fire, took them
oeIore ghOstly fortune teller who
Ie9d destiny in their palms.
men, % reward the young peoDIe for
ms terrifying trip, this prince Of good
lSiLo" BnoSts lead the way to a beautf-
-1l supper room seated the party at
a table strewn with autumn leaves and
witches In miniature. The ghost clan
SYMBOL huge jack O'lantern marked
I1e center OF the table The good taste
OF ghosts was shown in the pumpkin
PIE with whipped cream. dough1Jfs the
Il4est Of witches brew, hot coffee. with
whipped cream. &-l
Those present were. Misses EsteIIe
FnlppS, Mary WadIiuEtOn. Irene BRYAN
Mae Kilt Blanche SWartz, Jessie Belle
Blanton, Myrtle Langford. Mary Tilton,
Evelyn Payne. Gail Leamaster, Jose
phtne Frankenburger.
MIS- Frankenburger, assisted by Mrs.
F. Harvey acted as hostess for the
spOOks.
Houston Square Party
More than 100 members and friends
OF the Houston Square Baptist church
met at the chapel last evening TO see
2 company. Of ghosts hold high carni-
Many Of the ghosts persOnfffed well
known characters Of earth. among them
George Washington, Red Riding Hood Z
DO Peep Aunt Diana" Mrs Uncle .
Sam"
A grand march was admirably exc I
cuted by the ghosts and many amusing /
games played The guests We're re- !