El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-02
Parties.

4 Little Miss Jay Bee Human, OF 1888
D Erie, entertained several OF her
+ friends with = delightful HalIOwe en-
party Thursday evening. The house
was artistic with a protusiOn OF
/ spooks and cats and pumpkin lanterns
I and each tiny attendant lent charac-
I ter BY representing a DOGGY" a TIL
pod with e mother Witch Lucy Har-
ris) was one feature, with sandwiches
and candy served from the cauldr0n
OF kettle. While all were eating q
ghost appeared and read Little or
phan Annie Later there was a bod
{ bling contest, with Caroline Hairs
winning first prize and Dorothy Do
zier the consolation. Much merrimeut
was enjoyed and much noise made by
a parade, favor horns doing their
share in the volume OF the latter.
Each child was dropped off at home,
on the gay promenade Present were
Caroline and Lucy Harris. Bessie and
Lowry Strabley, TheOra Katherine
Brace. Gladys and Dorothy Dozier,
Mary Savage, Josephine and Mary
Louise Moss. Howard Lee Billy Hu-
man and Steve Harris.
Misses Gladys and Ruth Wright
contributed Halloween festiTitv 20
the weeks calendar by entertaining
wednesday evening ~ the plan-,
2S14 Montana street The guests. in
costume and masked. collected at the
Wright home for q motor ride that I
took them 10 the planning works,
where TO the music Of NictrOlls
they danced Fruit punch. hot choco- I
late and cake were served The Of
fees were transformed into an habl-
tat Of witches. cats and owls, each
incandesceut being covered in
pumpkin head. Nor was patriotism
forgotten. for at one end Of the hall
an American flag was draped- yell I
low and white chrysanthemums were .
used 1orally, the decorations being
climaLed in orange and black f.
steamers Present were the Misses 7
Gladys Smith, NOla HOket, Gullelma f.
Allison, Charlotte Martin, Ethel Mar /
berry. Eunice Marberry, Mary Cay
ton, Dorothy Smith. Eva RhOades. 7
Mary Jackson, Ruth and Gladys /
Wright, Mrs. c. n. Bowling, Nj. AMI |
Mrs. H o. Dow. Mr.. and MIS- L A I
Wright and Mess-s- Furman Rapelje ]
Lester HOket. John Belly. William 1
Marberry. Dick BuchOfsky. Erthe !
Clayton and Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs. i
H o. Dow assisted Mr.. and Mrs. L \
A Wright In dispensing hospitality.
The Cheerful Girls club enterta med
with a delightful Halloween party,
wednesday night at the P Bonn /
home on Montana street. Upon ar
rival OF the guests, everyone was pre-
scented with a cap and orange bow.
the bows being transferred through
out the evening in the "Yes-No'' game,
prize, having collected practically all F.
bows BuncO was enjoyed the first
part OF the evening, the prizes being
awarded TO Miss Beatrice Katz. and
Joe Marcus. Many other jolly games /
Herc played and prizes we're dis
tributed TO those who were fortunate .
enough to walk a tight string while [
looking through opera glasses. get 4
ting a bite from q swinging apple.
guessing most trade marks in the \
advertising game, pinning the tail on I
the donkey. winning successfully in 3
the peanut race. or in the balancing /.
game. Refreshments and cake were \
served all through the evening. Those \
present were. Misses May Marcus. II
Sadie Capin, Rose Rosenthal. Beatrice \
E[atZ. Sarah Gordon, Rose Danas. 4
Sarah Ravel. Emma Bohn, Rose Bohn, I
LeOna ROsenthal. Rosaline Weisberg, j
and Mrs. l. Solomon. Messrs- joe j
Danes, Abe Katz, Errald Lapowsky. 1
Ruby Marcus, Henry Green. Nathan
Green, sam Rosenthal, Aaron Toug-
man, Ben BOhn. Philip Capin. Her
man Ginsburg. Morris Grossblatt, Les
ter Farber and Joe Marcus. IA