El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23
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il Paso Review No. ~. of the
Ladies' Of the Macca bees Of the World
viii have a Halloween party on Satur-
day night for the members and their
friends at the Knights OF Pythias hall
y Halloween party viii be given
next Saturday evening by the young
women of the Missionary circle of the
First Christian church at the home of
Mrs Willis r. Smith, on Williams
street
Mrs. A. ". Hadley will entertain in
honor OF Mrs. Thornton Hardie. with an
auction bridge party at her home on
Noble street. on the afternoon OF next
Saturday.
Miss LueIIah StanseI and Miss Ber-
nice Boyle Will entertain with Hal
Iowe'en party next Saturday evening
at the home OF Miss Eoyle's parents.
Mr. and AIRS. W G. Boyle, on olive
street.
a successful social was given Friday
night by the Highland Park Re
lief society at the home Of 1Irs- J. G.
Ruby, on Indiana street Inc rooms
We're decorated with Halloween sym
bOls of witches, black cats, owls, bats,
etc. and Halloween guessing games
and fortunes were the amusement Ied-
lures. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. Assisting the hoIsess
were Mesdames VI. F. Davidson, George
Sharp and Jack Burton There were
about 80 present
Mrs. n Il. Fliey gave delightful
bunco party Thursday afternoon at her
home. sol North Virginia street. IN
honor of her mother. Mrs. NJ 3. O'NeiL
of Blockton. Ia, who is her guest PINK
and While chrysanthemums were used
in the decoration OF the rooms MIS-.
r. B. Johnson won the first prize-and
Mrs. NJ B. O'Neil won the second The
consolation prize went TO Mrs j. X
Heineman- An ice course was served
by the hostess when the games were
over. The guests were; Mesdames NJ
B. O'Nen. J. r. Heineman. T. B. John
son, 5. II. McMullen. ". E. Lunstord
Henry BuchOz. Wyatt Cutler, J. C. BE
velle. j. VI. Barnes. Harley klefer. w
II. Woodbridge. Misses Louise Mckin-
ney and Hazel Johnson
The members and friends Of the First
Baptist church held a successful get
together meeting Friday night IN the
church parlOrs. More than 200 people
were present The Halloween decora-
tons through the rooms were most
artistic Yellow flowers. Jock o'ian-
terms AID Halloween symbols were all
about the rooms. on q table in the
center OF the room was a large yelloW
aue black horn of plenty, from when
were falling fruits Of all kinds can
dies were about the table An enter
tanning program was given Charles
Andrews sang several solos. Mrs J. =
Fincher gave a reading. Airs X "
Pearson sang several selections MISS
Zoe Ratliff played q piano solo Mrs l.
o. Hines gave a reading Mrs Frank
NJ Lynch sang. The refreshments car
ried out the Halloween idea :
A Halloween party was enjoyed oN
the members Of the sunday school class
taught by Mrs. c. f. Appleton in the
First Methodist Episcopal church. and
the Junior members Of the Queen Esther
circle Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. F. r. Mold. on Boulevard The
rooms were attractively decorated with
Halloween Jack O'lauternS and HALO
we'en symbols OF black cats. etc The
girls came cOstumed in fantastic style
and Halloween games were enjoyed
Light refreshments were served me
hostess was assisted by Mrs C.. H. Ap-
pleton. Mrs. W. II. Pickles, Mrs Albion
A. Jones and Miss Elizabeth Fry The
girls present were Misses Florence Hy-
ten. Myrtle Mold. Fay Ross, Ethel Neal,
Rachel Boyuton. Reba Light Ruth
Pickles. Elizabeth Foote. Ivy Young.
Edith Wheeler Bessie Mattice aQd
Bauline Eek
<'1Tre % J. Allen entertained Friday
afternoon at her home on Hueco street
with q surprise party and linen and
kitchen shower. in honor Of Mrs A.
\R- whitfield. who was a September
bride Quantities Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the rooms attractively
and large bouquet OF the pretty flow
ers was presented to each guest The
guests hemmed tea towels during the
afternoon and these were presented TO
the guest Of honor. The shower gifts
were presented to the bride in a unique
way a letter from q ghost babe her
hunt fCr a hidden treasure. and. after
following the directions. she discovered
the little son Of the hostess. o. J. Allen.
jr.. disguised rs a little ghost. carrying
a large basket Of gifts Among these
was q luncheon set Of 20 pieces Of linen.
with crOcheted edges An ice course
was enjoyed. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. II. ID. Ashley. Among
the guests were Nesdames 4 r. Whit
field j. n. Allen. H d. Ashley. r. E
Crawford. J. j. Jones. Howard Wells.
H Robinson. w r Scott ". " Slit
Ter. G.. B. Richmond. j. Peterson. W 4
Lopez. John Huffman. y B. CRUDE and
c. II. Chambers-