The daily sentinel., 1912-10-26
Brilliant Halloween Party at the
LaCourt

. biIlIIhHt fullDNt en- I'uTtN nt the
IaCOurt
Miss Hazel Ella was nos ess this
afternoon at one of the pret5iest
parties that has ever been given at
/ the LuCUurt hotel. 1t was quite a
large affair about one hundred inyi-
tations having been issued and there
was nearly that number present The
decorations were all OF a Hallowe en-
nature and included some of the cely-
crest Ideas and cOnciets that could be
] imagined
The receiving party stood in the
big den and was composed of Mrs
/ Wendell =. Ella, who was handsome
/ ly gowned in white chiffon embroid-
cred in pink, and Mrs. Anthony Fidel
Jr., in a white shadow lace frock.
Five Hundred was the game for
/ the afternoon. those not playing
cards being hugely entertained with
/ a clever guessing game of geogra-
phical nature. Prizes for 500"
were a cut glass dish and a fern dish
of dutch pottery, while The winners
at the guessing game were rewarded
with cut glass dish and n silver
spoon for first and second prizes
Card tables were placed In the pretty
| Indian room. which lent itself well
to the additional Halloween docora-
tiOns of yellow chrysanthemums
pumpkins, etc. For tally cards ap-
propriate Halloween post cards were
used
! An elaborate menu was served
about O'Clock and the dining room
was picture with all sorts of clever
| Halloween decorations. The i'm
mense table which was T-shaped was
edged with an orange border, upon
which witches astride broomsticks.
the fiercest of black cats and flap
ping owls ran riot in mad, confusion.
More black cats and witches served
as place cards, while grinning from
all over the table and from corners
of the room, which was darkened for
the occasion, were scores of pumpkin
| jack olanterns.
] Enormous pumpkins served as jars
for the gorgeous chrysanthemums
used on the table. the effect being
gorgeous in the extreme. Another
exceptionally pretty feature at each
plate, was big red apple upon which
| the most expressive faces had been
cut and each of which held yellow
candle. The candles burning merrily
all around the big table was one of
the prettiest effects Imaginable.
While the guests were being served
Prof. Santos and orchestra. added
very materially to the pleasure of
the guests with their exquisite music
and to the success of the afternoon,
which success was most pronounced
in every way.
The following were invited guests:
Mesdames j. II. Austin. Ollie Ban
mister, a. h. Baylis, w. G.. Baylis, j.
h. Billings, Fred Campbell, Frank
Carson ETnI Coo
Davis. r. billiard, Clarence
Dillard. William H. Buthorn.
Dinwiddie, Anthony Fidel. Jr.. II. G.
Fletcher. j. w. Fletcher. j II. Fry
Fred Holmes, Sanford Hoodenpyle.
Rodney Jay Coy Klingler, A. r.
Kraft, S. b. Lacy, II. o. Lambeth.
c, A, Latimer w. II. Leavitt. j. II.
McClintock, X. Il, Nneserve. r. G.
Miller, Stanley Miller. c. n. Medows.
Howard Piatt. Carl Plumb. E. b.
Rinearson, Carl Rupp, Il. w. Scott,
j. NJ. SilcoN, Geo. Smith, Joe Stewart
l.. h. Storm, r. w. Todd, r. f. Tope,
Roy Wadsworth, J. Vandemoer. +. b.
Welsh, L. Wickersham. w. II. VIII
helmy II. G. Hirons. J. II. Allen,
Elmer Brock, II. B. Jones, Silmon
Smith, A. ~ Johnson, b. NJ. Hebard.
Homer Dodds. Misses Margaret Bar
'''''N'f @NAAAA' AsSAlo' i'thA N hAbos Iltltll
Canon, Eleanor Cole Mary Dean.
Sadie Erickson, Evelyn Ferbrache.
Marie Forry, Jessie Martin. Wesley
Williams, Florence Hebert, Vivian
Hebert, Nina Jacobshagen, Eugena
Kelly, Daisy Kirk, Alma Lumsden,
Merle McClintock, Grace Miller. Cath
crime Moore Priscilla Price, Allie
Rice, Mary Rice, Lillian Sawyer,
Winifred Sawyer, Lila Shackleford,
Pearl Shores. Alice Smith. Beulah
Van Buren. Rowena Wheeler, Carrie
Lindley, Helen Decker, Margaret Nc
Lowan, Mae Parker. Julia Taylor. A.
Reichmuth, Julia Carlson, Emma
Sohoelkoph. Amy Rosette. Marion
liinds, Edna Hoffman, Anna Strang
Elizabeth Sheridan. Carrie holland.