The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-03
Masked Halloween Party

east part of town was the scene of
great merriment Saturday afternoon
when about forty children assembled
to participate in masked Hallow-
cen party. The house was beautiful
ly and tastefully decorated with Hal
loween decorations and when the
guests arrived the rooms put on a
very spooky appearance indeed, with
lowered shades and the faint light OF
the jack'o lanterns. The little maids
centainly carried out the masked idea
successfully as few could be recog
nized in their quaint little costumes.
A vote was taken as to which wore
the best and Cynthia Buck was
awarded the prize. The little guests
invited were: Doris Kavalec, Helen
and Ruth Eagle, Gladys Ditto. Joan
Linderholm. Elizabeth Pollock, lone
Goodnight, Lena May and Anna Lee
Mursell. Bulah Brown. Blanch Neel-
ey, Ruth and Carmelia Jackson, lola
Corrington, May and Winnabell Ham
ilton, Florine Ketner, Lola Wright,
Elizabeth Williams. Virginia Station,
Margaret Hurley Norine Cunning
ham, Virginia Crawley, Vera Koch,
Nalda Gibson, Mary and Lois Bur-
gett, Katherine and Ruth Sylvester,
Lucille Merchant, Margaret and Eliz-
abeth Sylvester, Lois Murphy, Louise
Boggs, Mary Worth, Velma Matthias,
lola Pridmore, Helen Higgs, Cynthia
Buck and Miss Burns.
Mrs. C. NJ Corlett, Mrs. Howard
Winchell aid Mr.. Claude Corlett
were dinner guests at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs @. Cornelius.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Morrison and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Vaile and child
rem spent Sunday at the Morrison
cabin on the Pagosa high way.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt Macarthur
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Macarthur.
The pupils of the sixth grade
greatly enjoyed a masked Halloween
party Friday evening given at the
home of Lois Fogle from seven to ten
o'clock. Jack'o lanterns, black cats,
witches and chrysanthemums were
used for the decorations A ghost
received the guests and led in the
games and stunts. Dainty refresh
ments appropriate to Halloween were
served. The children were chaper-
oned by Miss Corlett and Miss Erwin.
About forty couples enjoyed the
Halloween dance given by Mr.. Glenn
Goff Wednesday evening at Woodmen
Hall. Mr.. Goff, Miss Brunnemer,
Clint Wyley and Glenn Hopper fur
nished the music.
Masters Gene and Conner Lague
were little hosts at a happy Hallow-
cen five O'Clock dinner Wednesday
After dinner many merry games and
jokes were enjoyed by the little
guests who were Hughie Savage,
George and Filler Hanks, Nicholas
Shellabarger.
Little Beatrice Pollock very hap
PLY entertained a few of her little
play mates Tuesday evening at
Halloween party. The little guests
had the best kind of time playing
games and telling stories and enjoy
ing the good things to eat. Those
present were Lester and Herbert
Beardsley, Nicholas Shellabarger,
Beth Linderholm. Hugh Savage.
party of young people chaper-
oned by Mrs. Kavalec surprised Lii
lian Wright last Wednesday evening.
After pleasant time spent playing
games the young people went on a
hike" to the Mcdonald grove and
had "Wiene" roast. The party in
cluded Elaine Sims, Ruth Kavalec
Fern Mccormick, Pearl Ballard.
Frances Lindenmeyer,. Cornelia Mum
sell. Cedric Winchell, John Sharp,
Frank Bone, Don Berry, Harold Hag-
gard Fred Shaf.
The eighth grade gave a masked
Halloween party at the home of
Gladys Hawkins Tuesday evening.