El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01

| Turney Nations; AIessrs- Garrett King,
Z c. e. Shoemaker. Mason Pollard, Ed
muud Hobard. Ted Davis, Adolph
Schultz, j. NJ Allen. w H. Hawkins,
I j. A. Happier. Robert hrakauer. Dr. r.
| r. Carpenter. r NJ Whitaker, Marion
I Letcher, John Porter Pryor, Col Joseph
! Garrard, Capt. Ben Lear Lieut. Oliver
| s. Wood. Lieut. James l. Collins, Lieut.
/ l. A. Mcclure. DR.. J. A Pickett, John
/ L. Dyer. Lieut.. y 2. Morrow, Robert G.
! Carstairs. Tally Brown. H o. Anderson,
! Charles r. LOOMS and Sam Hawkins
/
! a Halloween masquerade dance was
given Saturday night by Miss Gladys
| Mueller. at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Mueller. in the
I Knickerbocker apartments The rooms
We're deliberately decorated in the Hal
[ loween idea with jack Olanterns and
the various Halloween symbols about
Halloween games were played and
dancing was enjoyed In the games
Z the prizes were won by Miss Sophia
{ williams and John Presley Miss
jamie Mae Davis won the prize for the
best girls costume and John Presley
won the boys prize Refreshments
were enjoyed Assisting the hostess
were her mother. Mrs H. F. Mueller.
Misses Irma Davis, Mary Cornwall and
Grace Johnson
Misses Mary Cornwall. Katherine
Tobin and Sophia Williams were
dressed as .Sunbonnet babies
Miss jamie Davis wore a Chinese cos
tune.
Miss Irma Davis wore a pink harem
costume.
Miss Eva Stevenson was dressed as
bat.
Miss Consuelo seggerman was a milk
maid
Miss Margaret Price. Miss Hazel
Johnson and Miss Margaret O'Boyle
represented society bellies.
Miss Doris Blake was BO Peep.
Miss Mary Clayton was a Halloween
Miss Florence Smith was an English
lady
Miss Marguerite Lewis was clown.
Miss Grace johnson and the hostess
were twin yamma yamma girls in black
and orange costumes
Bruce Bevau was a monk
Francis Price represented a boy scout.
The other boys wore gamma gamma
costumes of various colors. They were
Marion KILLER. Vaun Peck. John Press
ley. Milton Lindauer. Tom MalOney.
Erthie Clayton. Renaud FavrOtt. Half
Lansford, Howard Fleck and Clarence
Streeter.
Miss Bernice Boyle and Miss Lue
Ella Stansel entertained Saturday night
with a Halloween dance at the home
Of Miss BOyle's parents. Mr. and Mrs
W G. Boyle, on Olive street Crepe pa
per srreamerS OF orange and black were
festooned about the ceilings OF the
rooms. from the corners to the chande-
hers- In the corners Of the rooms
were banked pumpkins and corn SHOCKS
On the draperies were pinned little
black witches, cats and yellow pump
kins. Jack o'lanterns covered the
lights. The porch was also attracuvely
decorated in the same way Bunco was
played and the high score prize was
won by Hiram Duncan. with Miss Mary
Smith winning the consolation prize
Dancing followed the buncO playing
During the games orange and black
minis were served and during the dane
ing punch was served An ice course
was enjoyed at the close or the even
ing Mrs. T. p Hughes assisted the
hOstesses and Mrs Boyle in entertain
ing The guests were Misses Sylvia
Rivers, Bessie Roberts. Doris Freeman,
Mary Smith. Alice Pruett. Grace Nc
Vey. Virginia Rumsey: the boys were
Gordon Smith, A J. McQuatterS. j.,
Paul BrOyles. Ted PiatL Sollie StOlar-
off. Alfred Whitmers Hiram Duncan and
George Miller.
Mrs. Edgar W Ferguson and Mrs.
Jack Taylor entertained Saturday after
noon with a Halloween party at their
home on West Rio Grande street. Bridge
was the afternoons amusement The
score cards were in Halloween design
and the favors were attractive HallOw-
cen novelties Chrysanthemums. guam
titles OF wild flowers and cattailS were
used effectively in the decoration OF the
rooms. combined with the Halloween
symbols Of black cats, witches and owls
and bats. Mrs. George Taylor won this
high score prize Mrs Louis Laskiu
won the second prize and the prize fof
which the players cut was won by Mrs.
Harry PlatL a two course luncheon
was enjoyed at the completion Of the
card games. Assisting the hostess were
Misses Esther Gibson and Wanda Glib
son. dressed in quaint cubist costumes,
The guests included Mesdames ". II
Woolridge, s +. WoOten, r. c. Walshe,
NJ H Boomer. George Taylor. G. H
Holloway, R ". Curtis, Harry Platt
H H Fris, L D. Stark. Clarence Mans
field, " c. Yerkes, William McSain,
Louis Laskin, G H Tietsort, Joe Carr,
r " Fraser, R A NOOke. G h Wolf.
Charles W Fraser. J. Gibson. R. T.
Kohler. L Goldsmith, S. Goodman. ".
5. Hantes, J. L Esslinger, J. c. SCHUYLER
V z. Roberts, c. Matthews, b Thomp-
son, Miss Josephine Wooten and Miss
Maude Ebert
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Miss Louise Welch DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained some Of her friends Saturday
night with a Halloween dance al the
home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs N
lowe'en colors Of orange and black
were attractively used in the decora-
lions through the rooms and of the
serving table During the dances
punch was enjoyed and an ice course
was served later. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining BY her mother.
Mrs. n p. Welch. Mrs d. c. Brock and
Mrs. r. ID. Hadlock. The guests were
Misses Edna Robertson. Lucille Cren-
shaw. Robbie Stewart, Pauline Ander-