Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
H0llOwe'e en- Parties Galore During
Past Week in Honor of Wierd and
Mystic Season at October,s End

sway until a late hour.
Those present were Misses Hiidn
End Edith Looba Miss uosallo with,
Miss George Luia. Miss Carrie Smith.
Miss Julia Dye, Misses Frances and
Cccclla Murphey. MoHsrs Raymond
and Roy Loebs. Richard Davis. Dea-
mond Farrell, y. Lott, Ray McChoa.
ney Jim skinner and u. Stevens
A very enjoyable Halloween PARTY
waa given Friday evening at the
Lodge on Eaet Central avenue Dur
ing The evening all the interesting
Halloween games were played. In
terspersed with delightful music. fte-
freFhmpnta were served. CARRYING out
the Halloween suggestions IN detail
Those present were Mrs. r. a. Brai-
ton. Mrs. Elizabeth Bean. Mrs. n. r.
Cobbiedick. Mrs. Cora Pollock. Mrs.
Carl BrnckabuFh and Mrs Sam J.
Bradford. Misses Louise Nichols
Mary Bean. Elizabeth Bilan. Llllie
Harris and Helen Mount Mesars.
Harry y. Walter " A. Thorn, Chas
Osterhnndt. Morris Bolton Ralph IA
Bryant and Sam ,. bradford.
Tuesday evening the Epworth
league 90 the First Methodist Epiaco-
pal church had Halloween party
In the church pariors. Fortune teii-
ing. and appropriate games ard re-
Treatments were enjoyed BY al who
we're present.
AZ the Gold and Broadway Church
81 Christ Thursday evening there was
Jolly SpnOk party Spooks wrrr
everywhere. telling fortunes suggest
ing games and serving refreshments
and everyone present had a most cn
iOyablc evening.
PROGRESSIVE GHOST PARTY.
one OF the merriest OF an the Hall
iowe'en parties was that which oc-
CURED last night when the Every
hody's Lonesome club Of girls 81 the
First Baptist church entertained the
lsverybody's Happy club. the boys
organization, total OF about forty be
inR present.
II was a progressive affair start
Ing NJ Miss Ruth L0ngfciiOws, 1913
North Walter street, whore refresh
mcntR. the first OF series OF plentiful
eats" were served and the guests
dressed up as ghosts, with sheets and
masks. They next wendell their way
to the T. ,. Passmore home on South
Edith street, then parnded through
Carmony on North Fourth street
whore the final merry making and
good things 10 eat happened. The
party disbanded about midnight.
O.
A PROGRESSIVE DINNER.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs
OF the week was progressive dinner
given Thursday evening. The guests
met AT the home OF DIR. and Mrs l..
O.. Rice and started their dinner with
an oyster cocktail; from there they
went TO Professor and Mrs. John
Mines home and enjoyed the soup
course. Delicious individual chicken
pies were served 10 them by Mrs
Frank Tull; the salad course was pre-
pared by Mrs. ]. a. Rcidy and last. az
Mrs. G. H. Lowbor's they enjoyed ice
cream and cake.
Each hostess had hcr table decor
ated with Halloween favors ana nov
eitles-pumpkins. black cats and
witches Astounding
Those who enjoyed this jolly din
ner were Dr. and Mrs. l.. q. Rice Pro-
fossor and. Mrs. John Milne, Dr. ana
Mrs. Frank Tull. Dr. and Mrs. J. A.
lteidy. MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Lowber,
Mrs. Ada Blttner ana Miss Louise
Lowber.
Mrs Sarah Hall Moore. teacher IN
the old Albuquerque school, gave her
UlUila Ia ruaaf an favu hiU F4nlIpNVN'eU