The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-02
HALLOWEEN PARTIES

HALLUWtth PARlItS
A most enjoyable time was spent
Hallow cen by a jolly crowd OF young
folks, who surprised Mr.. Hugh Hum
phrey on the anniversary of his
birth.
The crowd met at the home of
Miss Frederick Stansbury and then
proceeded to the Humphrey resi-
dence in Opelousas avenue.
Mr.. Humphrey was presented with
gold watch fob by his friends,
the presentation being made by Miss
Mamie Morrison. Mr.. Humphrey,
although taken completely by sur
prise responded in an able manner.
The evening was spent in dane
ing. Miss Eola Abbott presided at
the piano.
Refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses f. Vallette, G.
Finley NJ. Garland, NJ. Morrison. Z.
Talon, A. Dilzell, Z. Calm, n. Kee-
non, X. Ramos, L. Sadler, V. Amue-
do, |. Clement, A. Vanderlinden, d.
Kraft, A. Malone, NJ Collins, X.
Spence, NJ. Nichols, F.. Forrest, f.
Lauff, B. Pyle, G. Robichaux, S. Oh
| royd, NJ. Duke, f. Nicnlaus, f. Muntz,
VI. Frost, G.. Sirey, c. Plat, F. STAINS
bury and K. Humphrey; Messrs. S.
Talbot, +. Burns, r. Richards. j..
Charbonnet, a. Mckinney, A. Du-
puts, c. Brown, r. Curren, NJ. UNI
bach. c. Stacey. r. Horn, ]. Jones,
F. COrbett, C. Jordan, f. Caillouet,
NJ. Sadler. p. Reaney, S. Diket, Z.
Hebert, J. Spence, f. Finley, G. and
d. Thorning, Jas. Clancy, A. Ryan,
+. Muro, A. ]. and II. Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Humphrey, Mr.
and Mrs. +. LeBoeuf, Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. LeBoeuf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. An
dry, Mrs. b. Bonner and f. and A.
Bonner.
A Halloween party that was much
enjoyed was given by Miss Marvel
Stumpf
Halloween ideas of Jack O'Lan-
tern decorations were carried. Among
the many that had an enjoyable
time were Misses Marvel, Faye. Kath-
crime and Verona Stumpf, A. Martin,
b. Williams, VI. Sheen, l.. Kirby, II.
Nelson, S. Benoit, J. Hoffstetter and
5. Sawyer; Messrs. w. Hoffstetter,
S. Marlborough, r. Brean, F.. Dupre,
F. Zwicke. w. Benoit, H. Smith and
K. Williams.
Miss Margie Vallette entertained
at a Halloween party at her home
in Olivier street.
The evening was a most enjoyable
one. Ducking apples and other
games appropriate to the evening
were played.
Those present were Misses Julia
Cayard, Mary Virginia Harris, Eva
and lnez Reach, Dorothy Ref, Kitty
Younger, Margie Vallette, Masters
Haywood Vallette, Ernest and Ed
ward Aucoin, Francis Sadler, Ell
dred and Roy Drumm, Marion Short
Chas. Mcdonald. Henry 1Comeaux
and Milton Bourg, Mrs. Blanche VAL
lette and Mrs. Walter Thompson.
halloween was most DELIGHTFULLY."-
celebrated at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Bonner in Opelousas Ave.
where a phantom party was given.
All had a most enjoyable time.
Dancing was INDUCED in and refresh.
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Irene |
May Feeney. Carrie and Mel. |
lie Dubret, Hazel, Victoria and Zita |
Glrepert, Anna Mae Gould. Jessie Lee
gendre, Sadie McCord, Eula Mitchell. |
II. Malain, Eula Bonner, NJ. Russo Ell. |
sic Borne, May Leathan. Oscelita Can.
I'm, Josie Weigman, Ethel Foster, Ma
RE Spellman, Cora and Mary Whelan,
Carrie Wagner, Leona and Irene Feet
ney and S. and Z. Sutherland: Messrs.
Jos Bernstein, F. Comfort, c. Clink-
feld, FIR. Berthelot, Tom Wilson,
Clyde Bourgeois, Willie Thompson.
Ed. and Ben Borne, Jack Mitchell,
Jos and Jno Spellman, T. Stafford, B.
tdgecomb, Chas. Carter. Pat Lyons,
J. Cazabon, Norbert, Mike. Alvin Lee.
and Malcolm Bonner and Weaver
8erthelot: Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Bonner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sierra. and daugh-
.er Lolita, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whelan,
md daughter Alice.
most enjoyable Halloween party
vas given by jolly crowd of young
olks at Pelican and Pacific avenues.
Those present were Misses X. VOL
7erton, Braai, T. Alonzo, o. and L.
BUTLER, A. Curren, NJ. and F. Burlett,
VI. Landry, M. Donnelly, v McClos-
Key, G. Stassi. NJ. and F. Calabrisse,
:. Bruno, NJ. and r. Mustaichia,
Nessrs. ]. Birney, j. Blum, B. Milan,
3. Clancy, E. Twickler, ]. Fringhts,
N. and G. Donnely, y. Mustacchia, f.
Bruno, ]. Gundmeyer, G. Lange, T.
leblanc, A. Senner, R. Zwicke. Mr..
md Mrs. Jno Dulcirch, Mr.. and Mrs.
4ouis Bruno, and others.
A most enjoyable Halloween par
y was given by Miss Kate Green at
Ter home in Eliza street. The house
vas beautifully decorated with jack
LANTERNS and pumpkins and other
appropriate decorations. All had a
most enjoyable time. l.
Those present were Misses Esther
darxen, Ida Krogh, Marion Harris,
fartha Hart, Blanche Vallette, EN-
IA and Mable George, Marvel WAL
er, Frances Huckabur and iFhor- ,
nee and Kate Green; Messrs: Ches-
er and Curtis Green, Gerald For I
tall RnOar L.