El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-01
Parties

In honor of Miss Marian Campbell.
MeSdames Sydney HOckett, ST., and
Sydney HOcllet, jr-, delightfully."- enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon The
house was darkened and was decorated
throughout in black cats pumpkin
faces, witches and skulls, thoroughly
typical of Halloween. The dining table
was covered with an elaborate drawn
work cloth over red From each cor
ner of the table were drawn ribbons
of red, yellow and black, meeting at
the chandelier, where white "spOOk's"
head was hanging lighted In the CEN
ter We're large yellow and red paper
chrysanthemums. At either end were
paper lamps decorated with witches,
COLLINS and cats, while scattered over
the table were pumpkins lighted
The game enjoyed during the after
noon was Travel" Three prizes were
awarded, the first, silver picture
frame. was won by Miss Wanda Glib
son. the second, a hand-painted plate,
was won by Mrs H. L. KnicSerbOcl1er,
while the consolation, an ivory fan, fell
to Mrs J. A. shannon The tally-cards
were hand-painted, of pumpkins After
the game, refreshments OF pumpkin
pie. salad. cake and coffee were served.
At the close of the evening when the
guests were assembled in the dining
room, they were frightened at the
sight of a ghost entering. who carried
a large pumpkin She delivered it to
Miss Campbell, who opened it and found
that il contained many useful and
it. each gift was the thought of one
friend" Mesdames HOckett were
assisted in entertaining by Miss Flo
renee Reed, Mrs. A. W. Bittick and DR..
Nettie Satterlce- Those present were:
Misses Marian Campbell. Florence Reed,
Amy Schultz. Anna SOrensOn, Isabelle
Kelly, Blanche Merrill, Jenevie Ander-
son, Wanda Gibson; MeSdameS J. /.
Campbell. II. l. KnickerbOcker, George
Helde. Clarence D. Johnson. J. A. Shan
non, J. c. Gibson Dr. Nettie Satterlee,
Geo BOOklOc6er. Sue Barbee. J. z.
Walker, Vardy Pickett. S. s Birch
field. Charles Fraser, A w Young, Z.
NJ Fraser, W c. Morgan, Z. p Rankin,
jr., George Franklin. J. W Ridge. A
w Bittick, J. f. walker, R. W. Reed
Miss Gertrude Cook and Miss Kathe-
rine CranstOne delightfully."- entertained
with a marshmallOw toast on the mesa
Tuesday evening The first part OF
the evening was spent in tOasting
marshmallOWs and was followed by
games The party was ChaperOned by
Mr. Ross and Mrs. Whistler. The party
consisted of Katherine CranstOne, Ger
trude Cook, Julia Kelley, Agnes Dona-
hue, Agnes Burke, Helen Burke. Lizzie
Mccormick, Margaret Carr. Carmen
MARITIME Write WilkersOn. Mary An
drews. Mrs. Whistler. George P. Kirste.
9. Wlluam Peale, oscar Darr. Louis
Young, lie Rock, Robert Nebrough,
Jesus Zozaya, Ross. Paul Jones
thursday AFTERNOON MIS- w L. brown
entertained with a Halloween party
given for her little daughter, Louise B.
Brown, and her niece. Genevieve
Murphy. The little folks played games
and in the latter part of the afternoon
were served light refreshments. The
dining table was decorated in autumn
leaves with hOb-EOblins. black cats and
pumpkin faces. The shades We're drawn
and the pumpkins lighted Each child
was given small goblin as a souvenir.
me chlldren present were: Geraldine
and ROselle AinSa. EIOisa and Alice
POmerOy, Elizabeth Kerr, Edith Anne
Walthau. Mary Anderson. Caroline
Dixon, Mary Josephine Evans, Charlie
Kelly. Genevieve Murphy, Louise B
Brown.