The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-04

ers home, under the supervision OF
Division l of the Methodist Aid soci-
ty Saturday evening was a success
in every particular. Every one went
in spook attire and upon entering was
given a number and pencil and pa
per. Guessing the ghosts constituted
the amusement, and created consid-
cradle fun. Several other games had
been planned, but owing to the large
crowd were obliged to be omitted.
The house decorations were of corn
stalks, pumpkins, witches, bats, jack
o'-lanterns and everything which
would contribute to the weirdness of
the surroundings. We are told that
the attending ghosts are still smack
ing their lips over the hominy and
pumpkin pie which were served in
lavish quantities.
The U. A. Club with their families
made merry, very merry, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sutton on
Friday evening. Halloween decora-
lions of all sorts were everywhere
present, and after an hour of chat
ting and fun, program was given
in which the spirits of departed no.
tables figured prominently. Given in
mask, the program was novel, as was
the entertainment throughout. A
typical Halloween lunch was served
in the basement midst the spookiest
kind of surroundings.
o . o
A party of about dozen, having
planned to meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Robinson Friday even
ing and go for Halloween lark, were
surprised upon arriving there to find
the house transformed into a typical
loggers camp. The floor was car
peted with several inches of leaves,
and trees and shrubs, overhung with
vines, stood about the walls. A pile
of logs lay beside a glowing camp
fire, which in the darken room shed
a ruddy light upon the scene. After
a time the party went out for cou-
pie of hours of pranks, returning
to camp for lunch, which was served
in genuine camp style, with tin plates,
cups, spoons, ETC., upon blanket be-
fore the fire. 1t was a decidedly orig
inal party and an exceedingly jolly
one
Mr.. Cartee Wood surprised many
of his Emmett friends on Saturday by
away to Boise, where at noon
he was married to Miss Dorothy Sell
BY 1t was a quiet home offair, only
the immediate families of the bride1
and groom being present. Tall yell
low and white chrysanthemums and
ferns formed an altar, before which
the bridal couple, unattended, took
the marriage vows. Rev. Davis Err
rett, using the impressive ring SER
vice performed the ceremony. After
congratulations a buffet luncheon
was served, and very soon Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood departed for their new
home in Emmett. Mr.. Wood, a son
If Judge and Mrs. Fremont Wood, is |
a graduate of the University of Ida
no, and in his brief residence in En-
nett as manager of the local law Of
fee of Wood, Driscoll & Wood, has |
good practice and gain
ed many friends. The bride is lady |
IF charming personality, and this
couple will be an addition to Emmett |
social circles. They will be at home
TO friends after December / in the
Frank Knox cottage on South Com
mercial avenue.
No small stir was in the air for
several days regarding mysterious
invitations in flaming colors which |
had been issued, instructing the re-
.ipients to assemble at the school |
yard gates at o'clock Saturday ev-
,ning, where they would be met by
A tall man in black with a tall lid;
follow him or you'll wish you did"
it was curious COM
,any of sheeted folk who congregat-
I'd. and, doing as they were hidden,
we're escorted to house where each
vas given a number, thence were