The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
GINr Il PARK

pedutHul Halloween party was
given Thursday night by Miss Ruby
and Marguerite Stoltz at their heme
In Seminary avenue. The party took
place in the big attic of their beauti-
fnl home. and the room was lavishiy
decorated with autumn leaves and Hal
ioween emblems. Devils heads, and
black cats witches and broomsticks
peeped from every dark corner, and
spooky-iooking lights showed the
swarthy face OF The Gypsy fortune
letter tMrs. s. B. Adkins) in hrer tent
surrounded by an eager crowd OF
young folks curious to know their fu-
lures
Many games and Haiiowe'en prnnks
were indalged In, and the guests had
great fun "bobbing" for apples, grab
bing for doughnuts. which were being
"assed on brooms, and trying to read
Aneir fortunes In glasses Of water The
witch thirs. l.. c. Sydnor) was spfen.-
did In her tall hat and stick and sur
rounded by mystery as she passed back
and forth through the gay crowd OF
Dung people dispensing delicious re-
freshments to- all. the color scheme OF
the evening being carried out In the
Refreshments as well as in the decora-
lions. The palmist (Miss Ollie sgd
nor) had her quarters in cosy den,
and was very mu h sou~ht after, and
made many young heart glad ny
reading happy future In their palms.
Those present were: Misses Ruby
and Marguerite sioitz. Misses Ethel
Adkins. Gladys Adkins. Eilyn Car
land. Eioise Robinson, Grace Mckee.
/ ouises CRANE Julia Ellyson. jamie
Ellyson, Ruby Brauer. Dora Horner.
Laura Mills. Grace Cottrell, Gladys
O'Neii, Elizabeth Isrear, Ollie Sydnor.
Mary Williams, Nellie Sydnor, Eliza
beth Wicker, Erma Batklns. Edith
Bstkins, Adeline Ryan odessa Bruner.
Fftei smith. Margaret Walkup. Ethel
Cstergren. Edna Griff n, Shislds Jones;
Mrs. l.. G. Sydnor, witch: Mrs. 8. d.
Adkins. fortune teller: Miss Ollie sgd
Nor paimsst: John n. Haskins. Macon
Ware. william Vaughn, Horace Sharp.
Clyde Webster, cslie Terrell, Charles
Throckmorton. Edmund Christian. NJ.
williams Milton Elmore. Raymond
Ciils, Granger Ancarrow. Henry Brun-
err c. White, NJ. Gaines, A. Saunders.
w. Cottrell Robert Stoltx, r. Flynn.
L. Crumpier. r. Patterson. DIR. Mean
na.ly. MIR. Morris, c. Walsh. Mr. Shep-
perd.
Miss Mary Glasgow. principal OF the
Cinter Park school assisted by her
associate teachers. Miss Griffin, Miss
Watkins. Miss Rice. Miss Taylor. and
Miss Brown, proved most charming
hostesses Friday afternoon. when they
at most attractive reception from
$50 to S o'clock in the school build
ing The reception hall was beauti-
fully decorated with masses OF autumn
leaves and vines and quantities OF cut
flowers. mostly chrysanthemums, the
color scheme OF red was carried OUT
IN the lighting of the reception hall
also. A delightful musical program
was rendered during the afternoon by
some CT the scholars Of the schsoi. A
bevy Of charming young girls IN DAM
ty white frocks served delicious re-
freshments TO all the guests present.
which numbered over a hundred. Ths
nlass rooms were all thrown open for
p inspection and great interest wns
shown and felt by all over the work
done by tbs children. some OF which
VAS exhibited on the hlackboards Tn
All sides could be heard words OF
praise for the principal and teachers
OF the school, and all expressed beiisf
that patrons day In the Ginter Park
school was a greSi success.
Ginter Park - a place OF fun and
laughter Thu lay night, also place
Of mysteri.~es spirits. which some
times silently, and sometimes no'sciS.
glided through the streets. clad IN
dofnInoes and masks, until late hour,
A number Of Halloween parties we're
given Thursday night in Ginter Park.
some OF than by Invitation and some
were surprise parties. The most de-
Ightfui OF the surprise Halloween par
ties was given to Nil. and Mrs. VIII
liam Redd. at their home in Cham
berlayne avenue. by twenty OF their
Young friends from Highland Park.
who clad in domsnoes and masks crept
into the house and had delicious sup
per In the dining room before the
family new Of the presence OF blu. TWO j
or shxss Of the ghosts All kinds
OF Halloween games and froiics were
INDUCED In, and the evenings enjoy
n,ent was wound up with dancing.
The Rev. Frank A. Ridout who mas
heen III for several weeks. 10 much
better. though stiii unable to fll his
,,,,lui, today Rev. Mr.. Lewis, OF Grace
Episcopal church, will hold services al
81. Thomas this morning, and Rev.
Mr.. Osgood, OF Emanual church. WI.
conduct the services tonight az
o'clock The regular monthly mee.ins
OF the guild OF st. Thomas Episcopal
church, will be held Monday after.
room nj 4 o'clock. at the residence OF
Mrs CHARLES picot, 500 Chamberiayne |
avenue The meeting OF the Auctioh
Bridge. club for this afternoon mad %
be postponed on account or tue pa
trons' reception
panvilie. va, are the weekend guest |
on Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawton Crutchneid- |
Mrs Lorraine has returned nome
Srom Norfolk, where she has been the |
guest for a week Of her sister. Miss
Talbot. -
Miss Henrietta Brogden. who has
bean LII In her home In ChamneIiaSne
avenne. for several weeks. In much I'M |
MI cioakley, Of New York. has |
ho,, .ht Mr. burton Mcuntcastlc's nome |
an hawthorne avenue. and he and MS