El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-01
Conducted By
MISS HALLE IRWIN
Telephones 1920 or 204o. day;
and 345. night.

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Marshmallows were toasted here and
the guests were requested to bob for
apples. COLLINS, witches and ghosts
Confronted one from every side. The
committee in charge of this entertain
ment, which was most delightful, were
Miss Luelah Williams. Miss Isabel
Springer, Mrs. c. o. Coffin. Mrs. z. w.
Sarl and Messrs. Hull and Romero.
Billy ToOley entertained several of
his little friends on Friday night with
Hallowe en- party at his home on
West Boulevard. Games were played
and prizes awarded. One of the games
was pinning the eyes on a Jack O'Lan-
tern, the youngsters being blindfolded.
RefTeShment of ice Acream and cake
were served and souvenirs of Grange
and black paper hats were presented
to each child.
Katherine Seamon. the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Seamon, en-
tertained a number of her friends on
Friday night with Halloween party.
The children wore masquerade cos
tunes and played games Refreshments
Of fruit and cake were served and
marshmalIows were toasted.
The B. 7. P. .. Of the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church enter
tanned on Friday night at the home
of Mrs A. S. Howard, on Portland
avenue, with a Halloween party. The
house was decorated in yellow and
black crepe paper, and music was en-
jOyed. Many Halloween games were
played and the souvenirs were black
cats and witches Refreshments of
sandwiches and cocoa were served
Misses Helen Fielder and Dorothy
Winan entertained with a delightful
Halloween party on Friday night at
the Valley Inn. Autumn leaves were
used IN the decorations and no lights
were seen except those of candle light,
all of the candles being in yellow color
and in crystal candlesticks- Refresh
ments of gingerbread and coffee were
served and a good time enjoyed dane
ing The guests present were; Cap
tain and Mrs. A. P. Watts, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A Brand, DR.. and Mrs.
Mrs. z. T. White, Mrs. ". .. Lansden,
Misses Vera Poole, Marguerite Moon,
Blanche Gaul, Ruby Jordan; Lieut. J.
K. Brown, Messrs. z. Percy Peterman,
Hngton, II. D. Cunningham, J. NJ
OBear, Jess Vaughan, ]. NJ. Counts.
Miss Hazel Johnson entertained with
a Halloween dance and party on Friday
night at the home of her parents, MI |
and Mrs. T B. Johnson, TO9 East Boule-
ward Halloween colOrs and figures
decorated the house Punch was served |
and a witch told fortunes in den |
shaded with lanterns. Bunco was
played by those not dancing and prizes |
were won by Miss Pauline Heineman /
and John Fisher; the consolation fell 10 !
Miss Nette Rowland.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. |
T Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. A R. 'Heineman, |
Mr.. and Mrs. T B. Johnson. Mesdames /
NJ. D. Murray, H II. Fliey, H. Buchoz. |
Misses Regina Carson, Regina Myers, /
Ruby May Fuller, Margaret OBoyle, |
PaQuita Clemens, Hilda Bittmer, Nettie /
Rowland, Eva Murray, Grace and /
Mona Wilson, Lillian BuchOz, Pauline |
Hineman, Ola Darr, Lenna Loose, Grace
Johnson 8Iessrs Charles Heiniman,
Granville Johnson, Henry Glaze, Fred /
Dunn, J. Fisher, Harry Chernin, Cliff
ford Dittmer, H NJ. Norris, Chas
Brann, Bob Maloney, Martin, Murray /
Tom and Bob Johnson
The young people of the East FL 7
Paso Presbyterian church entertained /
at the church on Friday night with 1
most enjoyable Halloween program
and party. The tableaux and drills /
were very pretty indeed, the light from
the sterOptican being used in the ef-
feet. The church was decorated in /
cred the windows and corners Of the
room. Conventional colorS and de-
signs of witches and COLLINS were also |
used effectively. The church was filled
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older ones were in attendance also
After the program, the children re-
paired to the gymnasium, where games
were played of biting apples, bob for
-erns, etc. Refreshments of cocoa, cake
and ice cream and candies were, served.
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A very enjoyable Halloween party |
was given on Friday night at the home
IF Mrs. U g. Wolf, to her daughter,
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-ated in Halloween colors, witches and
COLLINS peeping out promiscuously from p
III corners of the rooms Soft decora- |
ions in the orange and black were
lsed and refreshments of novelty cake J
and ice cream were served. The guests
lad ghost parade. Mrs. Wolf was as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Crosette
Porter, Miss E. C. Glenn and Mrs. Ellis
save. Those present were: Jane
Knight, George Boyee. Agnes Morrill,,
i'm Knight. Marie BurKhaIter and Has
1el Porter
Misses Louise and Josephine Warren
Friday night with a HALO
We en- party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs |
j. Allard, S2l5 F'rutas street. Sixty-four
roung people were present to enjoy the |
evening, playing the games appropriate
% the spirit of the night Apples were |
Jared and marshmaIloWs toasted
round big bonfire in the prettily dec |
rated back yard. Mrs. ChaS Mckinney |
md Misses Mary Clifton and Cordie |
saus won the girls prizes for pinning
yes in a Jack O'Lantern. The boys
Who won prizes at giving eyes to the
pumpkin were Glenn Lewis and Clar-
nee Avn. Several duets were given by
Kisses Lily Atkinson, Minnie Taylor |
Iouise Warren, Ruby Gardner and Jo-
ephine Warren The refreshments |
we're served in Halloween style
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Mrs. Robert 1. Dorbandt entertained
With a Halloween dinner of 10 covers
N Friday at her home down the valley.
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