El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
SOCIETY DONCS
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ments were served with tiny black
witches and cats as the place cards
and corsage bouquets of pink and
white carnations were the favors- Inc
fortunes of the guests were told Oy
Miss Grace Allen. disguised as a ghost,
in a cleVerly arranged booth Inc
guests were Misses Evelyn Allen. Mar
garet Fulkerson, Grace Allen, Mary
Bonner Of Shreveport, La; Mesdames
Eugene Williams. Lily NcEuller, NJ.
Moss. Walter O'Briant and Harry Law
renee
Mott Rawlings and Miss Ruth Rawlings
entertained Saturday night with Hal
lOween party at the home Of their par
ents. DR.. and Mrs 7 A. Rawlings. on
Newman street The house was at
tractively decorated in the Halloween
plan, with quantities Of jack-'o-lan-
terms and autumn flowers and black
cut out symbols OF witches and spooks
of various kinds Halloween games
furnished the amusement of the evening
and refreshments characteristic Of the
Halloween season We're served me
dining table was laid with an orange
crepe paper cover. bOrder9u In Hal
1oween design and was decorated with
jack lanterns- Mrs. Rawlings as
sisted her children in entertaining The
girls present were Misses Nancy VII
liams. Margaret Neff. Louise Beach,
Josephine MOrfit, Marion Howe, Jane
Burgess, Sadie Ruth Aldridge. Char
lotte Ormsbee. Ninda Laskin and
Helen Stewart. The boys We're James
Goggin. James Hawkins. Philip stew
ems, Robert Stewart. Hilbert Schafer
Edward kinlan. Richard IEhe, Eu-
gene Smith and Errick Monroe.
The Young Women's Christian assO-
citation had its annual HallOwe en- par
ty Saturday in the boarding home on
West Missouri street The rooms were
deliberately decorated with HalloVe en-
sym DOlS and crepe paper streamerS IN
the Halloween colOrs- HaloWe' en-
games We're played on the tennis court,
adjoining the home, where gypsy camp
TRES We're arranged Fortunes were
told by Misses Florence Durkee and
Anita COr1in and Mrs. Lilly Howard.
dressed as witches As the guests ar
rived they were received by the enter
tainment committee, who We're COS
TUNED as ghosts. on the cOmittee were
Mrs. Olive Cook chairman Misses Lu-
cile Rice. Anita Corbin, Maud Lynch
and Mrs. Frances Pegues. After spend
ing the evening playing games. the
guests marched into the dining room.
where Halloween refreshments were
enjoyed Miss Lena Eichaker led the
march The party was attended by
about 80 people The social commit
tee Of the association was IN charge OF
the party. Mrs William HOCarth
was the chairman, and the members as
sisting were Mrs A. L Saunders and
Miss Florence Clark They We're as
sisted by Miss Gail Lane and Mrs. VI. :.
Crosby
A follow Halloween masquerade
party was given the last OF the week
by Miss Edith Taylor. at her home on
wyoming street The guests came
dressed as ghosts. The house was
darkened with the only lights coming
from the jack o lanterns which We're
about the rooms. Chrysanthemums
were used in the decorations with
witches. black cats and other Hal
lowe'en symbols. a witch told the past.
present and future beside a fire which
burned in the CRATE. Mrs. Fred Dough-
erty was the witch. Rec candles We're
lighted and blown by the guests to find
the month in which they would be mar
ried. Miss Clint Oldham won the prize
in the penny guessing game with NJ
T Bretberton winning the consolation
prize A buffet supper was served
while Hawaiian music was played.
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