El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-30

everywhere about To add 10 the out
OF door effect bales Of hay were used
Capt and Mrs Reauey assisted the
hostess in entertaining. The guests
were Viola Allen. who represented
a snowflake. Beruice Smith was a Pier
rette. Isabelle POmerOy was a ballet
dancer katherine Reaney wore 4 dress
Of the ante bellum period. Elizabeth
Reaney was dressed as a pierrette;
Lucille Hickey represented a butterfly;
Mary Nichols was a fairy story Drin-
cess: Thelma Boone was a Spanish
dancer Morris McAskan, Fred Whit
lock. William DALEY. Lawrence Luck
ems and Jeff Means were dressed as
clowns. and did acrObatic stunts. Joe
ketchersid was in girls costume
Miss Inez Hines and Miss Frances
Wafer entertained with a Hallowe en-
party Saturday night at the home Of
Miss Hines on Bliss street Yellow
and black streamers decorated the
rooms and there We're pumpkin Jack
o'Ianterns and chrysanthemums about.
Hallowen'en games entertained the
guests Piano selections were played
by Miss Inez Hines. Miss Marion Powell
and Erwin Powell Dancing was en-
joyed the latter part Of the evening.
Refreshments were served The hos
tesses were assisted In entertaining
by their mothers. Mrs G. T. Hines and
Mrs Joe Wafer and Mrs. Ben Powell
-
Katherine Young. Dorothy Parrish.
Marion Powell. Violet Kincaid Frances
kincaid, Ella Smith. Louise Young.
Louise Riddle. Edna Snoddy. May
Snoddy. Katherine Scruggs. Mr.. and
Mrs c. T. Hines. Mr.. and Mrs E &
Scruggs. Mrs. J. Wafer. and Mrs Ben
Powell. and the boys were Jack Par
IRISH, W p Powell. Patrick SnOddy.
George Hines. Erwin Powell and Billy
Hines The guests came dressed as
a nd Nit ErNrr N
as a witch told the guests fortunes
Ruth Zelmau celebrated her tenth
birthday anniversary Saturday after
noon with a Halloween party. given by
her mother. Mrs J. Zelman. at their
home on Mesa avenue Halloween dec
Orations were used through the rooms.
Little cats were modelled from wax by
the children, pumpkin eyes We're pinned
on JACKIE lanterns and a number OF
other Halloween stunts played. The
prizes awarded for the games were ION
by Elsie Goodman. Matilda Amstater.
Lillian Stearn. Julius Berg. Rudolph
Wisbrun. and Irvan Kaufman Ethel
Amstster, disguised as a witch. told
I fortunes for the guests Halloween
refreshments We're served. Assisting
Mrs Zelman in entertaining We're her
younger daughter. Helen Zelman, and
Norma HerskOvitz. Selma Herskovitz
Ethel Amstater and Josephine Kauf-
man
Miss Leila HOlcOmb and Miss Nina
HOlcomb entertained the last Of the
week at their home on East Boulevard
with a Halloween party. Orange and
black streamers anG Jack O'lanterns
1 decorated the rooms and big vases
. filled with chrysanthemums were
: about- Games and dancing were en-
JOyed during the evening Punch was
served and near the close OF the even
ing light supper was enjoyed. The
girls present We're Misses Ottila
. Flores. Minette Watson. Anna Perea
Ella Perea. COncha Jiminez, Luz EsCa-
Jeda. Josefins Bryant. Esperanza Con-
zales. Lola Cabrera. Luz AguallO; the
boys Were Daniel Rasor. Nincente Wis
I CONT. Fernando Soto. Pablo Soto. san
tiagO Stevenson. Daniel Stevenson. JusT
ZozOya. Emilio Freeman. y Rodriguez
Jose Tavernier. Miguel Martinez. Caesar
I Carranza and Roberto Flores.
MT. and Mrs. J. q Miller enter
tanned Saturday night at their home