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

Opal and Ruby Hadlock. Stella and
/ Emma Drummer, Minnie Roe, Mrs A
Engman, c. A Brann, J. Priesler, DR..
: l. 3. Auerbach.
/ Clara and Maybelle Long, daughters
I OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Irwin ente,-
J tanned on Thursday evening with a
/ Halloween party The children came
| dressed as spOOks in pillow slips and
( sheets The table was decorated IN
! me HalIoWe' en- feature and a large
! pumpkin stood in the center of the din
I ing table from which each child drew
/ his fortune. Refreshments were served
! OF HalloWe en- goodies, and many games
J We're played by the guests, who were:
Adelaide BOWden, Bette Stafford, Win
: fired Shelton Winifred Jackman, Jose
prime Peach, Anna Tillman, Mary Corn
I wall. Blanche Cornwall GLADYS Brock
! Dewey Miller, Hazel Johnson, Pearl
GlIliland, Marjorie Pew, Mildred Pew,
Marjorie Peach, Margaret Moore, Tanla
O.Keefe, Peter O'Keefe, LOttie Vaughn
Myrtle Jackson, Elife CrOwder Pauline
Nathan, Maybelle Long, Clara Long
Ralph Pateman, Emil Ditner, Henry
Cornwall, Lloyd Gnliland. Claud Elliott
Cabel Greet, Ray Vaughn.
Mrs. Benton f. Brady entertained on
thursday evening at her home, 3408
IuIorOSa street, with a Halloween par
y, in honor Of LOrine Moore, the little
daughter of Mr.. and hrs. G. 7. Moore
Inc guests were met at the door b.
master Roger Moore dressed as
witch, which caused much merriment
Mrs. Brady's cosy bungalow was deco
rated IN autumn leaves and Jack o'lan-
terms. In the center of the table in the
dining room was an oval mirror around
which were autumn leaves, AMI il the
center was witch with her tripod
and Scttle. Hunting The lost Drin-
cess was played and the fortunate
hunter was Margaret Wood, the prin-
cess being a doll Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served Mrs. Bra
oy was assisted In entertaining by Airs.
y. 7. Moore and Mrs. T 81 White. The
guests Were- LOrine Moore, Marie Rob
erts. Margaret Wood Dorothy Rogers,
g Jennie HuH, Nellie May Wilson, Lula
Beth Harper, Camille Harper, Eva Ste
VenSOn, Nina Valentine, David Nc
Knight, Ernest Mcknight. David liar
per, Mart Roberts, Roger Moore
8Ir and Mrs. A. J. Lightfoot. Of 1l16
Arizona street, entertained on Thurs
day evening with q, masquerade Hal
lowe en- party for the younger social
set. The house was decorated in a
color scheme Of orange and yellow
black cats, hObgOblins and witches be-
ing the principal features The dining
table was very attractive with a large
pumpkin in the center, which was filled
with apples. The favCrs presented the
guests were small pumpkins filled with
candy. The young people had great fun
trying to discover the identity of each
other Fortune telling games were a
feature Of the amusement and the even
ing was closed with a barn dance. Re
freshments typical oS HallOUs' en- were
served including pumpkin pie, dough-
nuts and chocolate. che guests were
Misses Edna Section, Myrtle I.ane rcrd.
Kathleen Ferris, Lois Walker, Matte
Clark, Nettie Sayers, Edith Bailey, EU- 1
nice Anderson, Esther Figueira, Mr. I
and Mrs. A J. Lightfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. !
W A Arid; Messrs. Christine Young 4
John, Ray YOungjOhn, Thomas Sarber. /
Knight, William Anderson and HUGH 1
Hawks.
Wednesday evening master Lowden /