South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-01

Miss Olga Forsland. 2O1s Catalpa
av., was hostess Tuesday evening TO
a party OF friends. The affair was in
the nature OF a Halloween mas
querade. Jack-o'-lanterns and black
cats were used for the Halloween
effect In decorating. and games and
music were enjoyed until late in the
evening, when a lunch was served
in the dining room Orange and
black steamers from the chande- 4
hers 10 the table edge made the
room attractive. and jack-o lanterns +
and witches were used on the table. /
Covers were laid for y. .
Fifteen neighbors surprised Mrs /
Alva Wiser Tuesday evening at her 7,
home on Mishawaka av. The friends
were in masquerade costume and
brought a picnic supper with them /
The evening was spent socially with
contests and music. Miss Lovina
bowman winning the favor for one
OF the contests and Mrs. StOckman
for another. The supper was served /
late in the evening.
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Miss Bessie Hogue was hostess at
q Halloween masquerade given Tues /
day evening At her home, 313 Z. /
South st. Upon the guests arrival I
they were ushered in by a ghOstly
figure. Miss Ethel Hogue. Festoons
OF pumpkins. witches and black cats, +
black an6 gold marigOld and myrtle (
were used 10 decorate the rooms f
Halloween stunts and contests were {
the evenings features, and first 4
favor was awarded 10 Miss Grace I
Couch. and the BOBBY prize was /
given TO Miss Mable Davidson. Miss |
Olga Hagen was chosen as having /
the most artistic costume, hers be- |
ing made in representation Of a field /
daisy. The hostess birthday fell I
upon Tuesday and she received many 4
Pretty gifts. In the dining room. /
where a lunch was served late in the 4
evening, the gold and black color 4
motif was carried out and in the I
lunch the Halloween idea was fol- 1
lowed, the refreshments being in the 7
form OF little witches, pumpkins, +
owls and bullfrogs. A large pump
kin centered the table and in it were
favors with ribbons attached to
place cards. a black cat and a
camping kettle were at each end of
the table. Following the lunch Miss
HOgue. by request, gave a numb Der /
of clever readings.
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Mrs. c. w. Porter. 116 w. Wayne /
St. entertained with a Halloween /
masquerade Tuesday evening for 20 /
friends. At $50 o'clock a picnic I
supper was served and following
this. the party toasted marshmal- /
lows and roasted wieners.
Charles Eyer, $50 y. Notre Dame 4
av.. was host at a Halloween party ?
Monday afternoon at which II
friends were entertained. The house
was decorated with the Halloween .
colors and jack-o'lanterns, with .
pumpkins and black cats were used.
Games and contests were enjoyed
and the prize winners were Miss
Louise Coquillard. Miss Edith Ar /
chambeault. Eugene Parvis and /
Marion Remmo. Refreshments were !
served.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Makielski |
1913 Woodward ay.. entertained for /
the latter's sister, Miss Clara Ma /
kielski, at a pretty Halloween party I
Tuesday evening. The guests APP I
peared encostume and a special fea-
ture was a series of ghost stories. /
Games and music were enjoyed and I
contests won by Miss Clara Won /
Barandy The rooms were made at I
tractive with a profusion OF orange /
and black streamers. with autumn /
leaves. corn stalks, jack-o'- lanterns /
pumpkins and witches. A three /.
course luncheon was served from a +
table decorated in keeping with the I
occasion. Tiny baskets filled with
black and white candy were given
as place favors. At the conclusion /
Of the evening marshmallow roast I
was enjoyed by the fireplace. The /.
lUests were Misses Clara MakielsS,. /
Clementine Strauss, jeanette Reich, /,
Eearnice Wilcox. Clarice Won Bar |
andy. Marcia smith, Mary Krol and /
Iheophila Makielsk.
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very enjoyable evening was
spent by a number Of friends of Miss
Eertha Lloyd. rs w. Madison St. /
Tuesday evening. when she enter (
tanned with a Halloween party at her |
home. The guests were received by I
Lily Mohn. Gwen. Ifor and Goronwy /
Lloyd. who appeared as ghosts. The /
evening was spent with games and /.
contests and refreshments were
served Among those present werel
Miss Gladys Cottrell Miss janet
Dennis Miss Mildred Kursey. Miss
Catherine Page. Miss Nell Stogsdale, /
Miss Marian Zeigler and Miss Janet F.
Krause.
The Lafolet Girls club entered ]
into the spirit OF the Halloween sea- 1
son Tuesday evening when they en-
tertained with a progressive dinner
OF three courses. beginning at the
home OF Miss Ruth ROsander, 1925 I
s Chaplin 81. Here music was en-
joyed and Halloween decorations Z
were arranged about the house. I
From there the guests who were