El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-01

Smith on Friday afternoon Win d 81
yer tea" which was attractively car
ried out in Halloween cOlors and ap-
pointments. This was given for the
eastern division of the First Presoy-
terrain church, Of which they are mem
All Of the lights on the chandeliers
of the house were covered with pump
kin heads, which gave a very grue-
some effect with the shades drawn
Garlands of crepe paper were fes-
TONED through the rooms The dining
table was especially attractive with
the cut flowers in the Halloween col
ors
Coffee was poured by Mrs z. V. Pick
rell, and Mrs. A. H. Anderson assisted
in serving. Refreshments Of Dough-
nuts. coffee and minis were served.
About IS women enjoyed the after.
noon
Clearance Boren. Wylie Casteel and
Russell Mitchell entertained with
masquerade dance Friday evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. h smith,
on North FL PasO street
The house was beautifully decorated
and the Halloween scheme was car
ried out in full.
Misses Lucille and Juanita Smith as
sisted in receiving the guests
Fruit punch was served during the
entire evening
A hot course. appropriate OF the Day
was also enjoyed
Miss Mamie Robertson was awarded
the prize for the prettiest costume, be-
ing dressed as a colonial dame MISS
Stella Lattner took the comic costume
prize She wore Manchurian cos
tune.
Gerald EhIer. as Robin Hood" was
given the boys prize for the most ar
tistic costume. H. E. Hermann, as
clown, won the comic prize
Those present were: Misses Mae Pull
liam, Bernadine Schultz, Maurine Car
AaH Nan r.
Irene Crane, Charles Carter, Mae
Campbell, Georgia Stewart Beatrice
Pateman, Helen Lucas, Jettie Young,
Laila Robinson, Mamie Robertson, Con-
stance Pateman, Flora Campbell, Lila
Thomas Treva Hewitt. Hazel Pruitts
Jimmie Willis, Marie Schwartz, Vera
Ballard, Margaret Hood, stella Latt-
ner Lillian Gibbs, Lucille Smith, Jay
Mitchell, Rena Sheas karma Dean'
Cathrine Peek
Messrs. Clearance Boren. Wylie Cas-
teel. Russell Mitchell, Charney Gun
ming Elgee Smith, Eldon Rutledge- PM
Warren, Arthur Robertson, Homer
Thomas. Henry Shedd, William Press
ley, Dick Redmond. Milton Shedd, ".
r. Sempage, c. l. Sirmans, Marvin
Hevvstt r. NJ. Cowser. W. H Hender-
son. Barney Hughes, ROderick Turbe-
willie. H E Hermann, Bill Watkins.
". \. Harshman, ClaudiUs Smith G E
Ehler. Rob Smith. H 6 Stacy. Milton
Burleson. Juan Smith, H. W Browder'
Frank Cannon
The chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs.
W Scott Yantis. Mr.. and Mrs Joe An
dersOn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Esslinger,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Smith
Elizabeth and Katherine Reaney,
daughters of Capt and Mrs R. J.
Reanev. entertained at their home at
Fort Bliss on Friday night with a de-
lightful masquerade Halloween party.
The children were all in fancy dress
costumes and had the pleasure OF
dancing to music furnished by the
military band The decorations and
were all carried out IN
Halloween cOlOrs- About IS children
enjoyed the evening. Mrs. Reaney was
assisted in entertaining BY Miss Mary
YOungbeTg.
Mrs Erred Bauer entertained on Fri I
day afternoon with delightful mas /
uueraCe Halloween party for her little
daughter. Elsie. Mrs Bauer's home
was decorated in Hallowe' en- colors OF I
orange and black, with witches, COB
Inns, black cats and Jack OLanterns I
Many games were played among them
the bean bag game which IS always
pleasing to little tots Little Robert
Boyce and Dorothy Danielson rendered
vocal solos and Nancy Pettus gave a
reading. These were all very much
enjoyed. Refreshments of punch,
sandwiches and cake were served MIS-
Bauer was assisted in entertaining by
MRElaneS
Danielson, Dave Crockett. o. J. Wyler
and R c. Walshe. All OF the children
came in masquerade costumes, some
OF which were pretty, some comical
and others unique.
Teddy bear: Dorothy Danielson, tea /
rose: Neil Walshe, black cat; Gene
We've Alexander, colonial girl; RoD-
Morgan, flower girl; Jack Morgan, |
clown; Marmaduke Lander, black cat /
goblin; Frances Ayers, japanese lady; |
Ernest Ehler, little gentleman; Eve
tus, fancy Halloween costume; stan
ley Young, indian: Sallle O'Brlen, DOL
.y Warden; Lorene Crockett, Red Rid /
ing Hood; Bobbie HadlOck, clown; /
Marion Jackson. witch; Maurice Cold (
stein, clown; Mildred Stolaroff fancy 1
dress costume: James Magoffin, clown; /
Elsie Bauer, Halloween goblin; Eliza /
beth Gordon, Martha Washington; Lu-
Taft big clown; Margaret Pratt, witch; 1
Pauline Gordon, clown: Robert Oliver /
cowboy; Frank Hadlock, goblin; Mary 4
Magoffin, fancy Halloween costume; /
Fred Bauer, clown
The Misses Leila Poland. Bette Mary
Smith and Ruby POnsfOrd were hoSt-
isses of a delightful Halloween party \
church Music was furnished on the
,iano by the Misses Bette Mary Smith 1
md Besse Richardson Various games /
we're enjoyed A drawing contest was
Won by Damon Reynolds The recep-
ion room was decorated in Halloween
.olors Refreshments of pumpkin pie
md cocoa were served
Those present were: Misses Leila Pc
and. Bette Nary Smith. Ruby Pons-
ord, Besse Richardson, Edna Richard
ion, Alice Cook. Willie Ferguson. Erin
Middleton, Eddie Lea Davis, Helen
sampson. Maggie Mercer, Ella McDan-
ell, Pearl POnsfOrd, Anna May Amonell,
rene Robertson, Nellie Reynolds. Edith |
Taylor, Gladys Brock, Lena Robinson. /
darian Mears, Virginia Akard and
'auline Anderson; Messrs. Walter Rey-
folds, Paul Bateman, R. I. Reynolds, I
Damon Reynolds George Ashley, Perry |
loss, John Schaffer. "Sapho" Gilbert, |
Ernest Carpenter, Gordon Sincomb. G.
Y. Gustafson, Otto Hentze. R. P. Hen
erson, Phillip Holman. King Barton, |
soren Harrison and Bert HuddlesttOn. 1
One OF the most elaborate Halo
Ee'en parties given among the churches
7as that on Friday night at the home
{ Mr.. and Mrs. &c O. Coffin by the
J. Y. P. L. Of the First Baptist church.
Irs. Coffin's home was decorated in
Halloween colors and novelties from
he cellar to the garrett Scarcely a
pace in the house was left without
ONE suggestion Of Halloween to either
eight the eye or warn the tres
asser. Ghosts stood az the door as