The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-03

the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Perrine
last Friday evening. The spirit of the
day WAS carried out in the elaborate
decorations and amusements Popping
cor in the fire place, a 'spooky" pro-
menade through the cellar. dancing
| and CHER stunts made up merry ev-
| triny. Misses Stella Pc 'rire, leah
Woods. aud Eleanor Deiss assisted the
hostess.
The Booth home was the scene of
| pretty party last Saturday afternoon,
when Miss Eileen celebrated the festi-
val of Halloween, together with twelve
lie friends. Many games were in
dulged in, the one causing the most
merriment was the forming of cats"
out of gum, Marjorie Baker carrying
off the honors. for displaying the most
skill. At the dainty lunch which fol-
lowed the, centerpiece was made up
| of basket of favors which were given
each little girl on her departure
Last Monday evening, Miss Dorothy
Adams invited in number Of her girl
friends to help her make merry her
eighteenth birthday. Red and white
hearts decorated the rooms, the same
colors being carried out in the lunch
which followed an evening of much
merriment. The following young la
dies were present: Misses Ruby and
Edith Helmer, Eloise Spafford, Flor
ence Hill, Alwilda and Louise Oder,
Violet Karis, Helen Friedman Mildred
Parker, Lydia Humphrey and Junita
Dean.
Friday evening Miss Edith Ramsey
entertained with beautifully appoint
ed dinner party, Halloween devices
were effectually disposed about the
rooms, with pumpkins and candles for
: the table decorations Games of a
'spooky" nature prevailed while a real
witch foretold the future Of the guests
Those in attendance were: Misses
Pauline Evans, Frances Wedd Pearl
and Barbara McShea, Odessa Owings
Marion Etter, Lucille, Kelly. Ethel Diff
endaffer and Marguerite Husman, OF
| Filler
Several of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs. ]. e. Lizer, very pleasantly
surprised her last Saturday evening
house was most beautifully decor
ated with chrysanthemums and roses
The evening was spent in Halloween
diversions and the bountiful luncl
brought by the guests was suggestive
| of the day. The following enjoyed thi
very pleasant evening; Mesdames ant
I Messrs Focht, Harder, Etter, Baker
| Moomaw, Olson, Crater, Stephenson
( and Mesdames Tibble, Denny, Waters
| Chas. barrow, l. R. Darrow and Mis-
Waters.
l, Mesdames Herman, Hartman an
Rexroat entertained the Ideal Bibl
class of the Christian church last FRI
day evening with one of the popula
| "spooky' parties SO prevalent this las
week. The left wing of the Jail was ell
aborately decorated for the event an
contained several small tables a
which the guests were seated. On en-
tering the room tsey registered wit
their left hand, as Witches" thes
cards were used afterwards to fin
y their respective places at the tables
A most jolly time followed.
lie Monday afternoon, Mrs Larnad wa
W hostess to number of her friends a
lie a luncheon, her mother Mrs. Ostrand
err being the honored guest Yello,
chrysanthemums decorated the tw
IS tables and hand painted place card
h. added pretty touch. Mrs. Everet
in Sweeley assisted in serving. Musi,
fancy work and conversation made u
the afternoon, which passed all to
~ quickly. Those enjoying Mrs Larned
~ hospitality were: Mesdames Booth,
80 H. Seaver, Greenhow, P. H. Smitl
- Wilbur Hill, r. A. Reed, Everett Swee
ley, c. r. Scott and Madame Scott.
ST Last Saturday afternoon, Miss PLY
y. lis 'Heine invited fifteen little friend
H. to help celebrate her ninth birthda,
isses ZitAk Heine and Grace Bower
conducted y little girls to the maj
re inee, a&v3 which a dainty lunch wa
q, served at the home. which was decor
~ ated in festive attire for the occasion
u The guests present were: MAJ
garet Dunlap. Helen and LILY Lin,
Wilma Keel, Florence and Hele
OF CampbelL Margaret Dovery, Agns
y Stronk, Eunice Stafford, Jane MAJ
: we'll, Dorothy Frost, Gynethe Yonni
= Constance Hill, Maxine Billings. A
% ma Baker and Polly Thomas.
!, Prominent among the social affai,
= given Halloween week was the part
T. at which Miss Eloise Spafford was til
~ charming hostess Most effective de,
y orations were Displayed about tn
III rooms, feature of the table tiecors
tons being little black mice peepin
from beneath the different dishe
- Stunts OF varfouy kinds made mp Il
- evening at the close Of which dafn,
9 refreshments were served to Miss,
- Alwilda Oder, Dorothy Adams Ruiz
y Lola 0wfhgs, Helen Stfobeck, Flo
ence HfA ~ "a ~
&. Lydia Humphrey. Mildred rarke
. Qorrine faber and jennie walker;
!: JUST Az e