El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-03
Parties.

1890
Mr.. and Mrs Russell r. Rokabr en-.
tertained Informally with HaIlowe'er
! party Saturday night The house ~
decorated with quantities Of JacI-
Olanterns and other Halloween So
bOls and cut flowers Games of "a 49,
kinds were played and the Puesfs
danced and enjoyed musical seIecriorg
Refreshments were served during az
evening Among those present V-ere-
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. J. Mckenzie. Mr.. and
Mrs J. D. Long, Nj and Mrs. ". n
Long, Mr.. and Mrs Ray X Smith NJ
and Mrs T. n Johnson. Mr.. and M
Thomas Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs F y
Maxwell; Mesdames z. 2. Taylor and
J. NJ Pettinger; Misses Eliza Tavlor-
Ruth Long, Bertha Johnson. a F5iai5
little Hazel Maxwell and Helen Petfi1-
ger. and Messrs. Rudolph Angerstain
Ed Held, J. Held, c. Broadhead and
Dave Robertson
Miss Evelyn Payne was hostess at n
pretty Halloween party in honor OF
her birthday anniversary Saturday
night at her home. Halloween deco
ratiOns were used about the house
and chrysanthemums cosmos and roses
were used in the decorations. me
evening was spent merrily pIaving
HallOWe en- games Of various kinds
Supper was served at a rose decorated
table, the central ornament being the
large birthday cake. In cutting the
cake, the dime was found by Craw-
ford Williams the ring by Faris kim
bell; the button by Miss Edith Rob
ertson and the bean by Miss Mary
Weeks Miss Virginia Burke added
to the evenings pleasure by singing
several selections Each guest was
presented with a Halloween favor.
either witch or a ghost covered
candy box Mrs. Daniel Payne and
Mrs. J. L Evans assisted the hostess
in entertaining Among those present
were Misses Edith Robertson. Flossie
Robertson, Josephine F'rankenberger.
~sursn
Evans. Erna Tankersley, Rosemary
Pelham, Thelma Beeson, Carolyn Block:
AIessrs- Crawford Williams. Faris Kim
bell. NJ. J. Howell, Ed Wheeler. Virgil
Cowart. Joe Evans, Charles Hilbert.
Fred Morris. Jack AIcGregor, Darden
Evans and Wheatly Payne
A very unique moonlight Halloween
party was given by number Of young
people Saturday night in the old rock
house on the mesa Halloween Jack
o'Lanterns were hung about the walls
OF the old ruin and weird Halloween
lights were placed in every window
and niche of the walls Roaring fires
were built in the old fire place and in
the yard Streamers Of black and
orange crepe paper We're used in great
quantities to give a festive air 10 the
place. Horseshoes up side down. ap-
Piles swinging from strings and cracked
mirrors. in which weird fortunes were
told added to Halloween idea. Phil
to add TO the success of the parry by
meeting each Mesa car and driving the
guests TO the old rock house. Hal
lOwe'en games were played Progress
sive conversation caused much mer-i-
ment- The guests were summoned to
a spooky looking cave by a tall white
ghost Within the cave Bessie Rich
ardson. in a beautiful Gypsy costume,
told startling fortunes. On returning
TO the camp fire. after all had learned
their future fate, Halloween refresh
ments were served by the young men
Of the party. Mrs. J. II. Richardson
the young people. Day
mon Reynolds and Edna Richardson
looked after the decorations and
lmusements Of the evening. The guests !
remained until a late hour, expecting
the real ghost that haunts the rock
house. to appear but were disappointed
Among those in the party were. Misses !
Elsie Shepard. Ella Mcdaniel. Leila !
POlan, Nell Reynolds, Bessie Richard !
ION, Edna Richardson. Willie Ferguson.
Helen Sampson. Pauline Anderson. Erin !
Middleton, Eddie Lea Davis: Messrs.
Bert Huddleston, Walter REYNOLDS.
King Barton David Richards. Phil 1
Holman. DaymOn Reynolds. Ray Bills.
Ralph Morrow. Paul Bateman- Henry
Gilbert. Loren Harrison and Gordon 4
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