Gunnison news-champion., 1917-10-26
FOR THE HALLOwE'EN PARTY

Bed, all n" time honorrd Hallow-
'r ,4-turnt-- the bobblng f0r apples,
,ar pa-ny pf an apple and throwing
d.. lar.rg round the head 20 -,-r what
.r.'.a. q, El.I MAKE "a E.u i fa.s the
eating ~ q Tablespoon uf salt while
waking backwards down tn, cellar
starr. with .gh."1 candle IN one
hand and W.rrur no Tho other 20 catch
reflection of n, futIr" wIfr or hus-
band there au. p.'rty Of other and
newer gam and "-flut-' which the
c.'-.. to-''--. a,O .- gINIng party
on 'E.- evening When guu-Is andwItch-
"- a". -uppn-.a Z" hold sway, can in
'rpa4... 4. kinds of weird effects
MA. D' ob,a.rnd IN N, decorations OF
The .o"-r-. .H "hsrh ,h- parry Is TO be
h..I. b. 'r' I-'. % black paper cut into
h.a.a r.l'-. s 'rhr-, etc. or with pump
k.n ar'.Ef.- and .aupl- other meth
yI.. ..'r "h.s' "a" arc all ~ familiar
I., .4urG'"u might b" served Ia
gI'a'' "a o. a. q pfugEn--IEo affair the
far... ..alh- gwen weird names and
20 ." by 5u4ng .AdI's dressed IN an
Ali. "pr az nNnn.r one good idea
Fu. d be. 'u hand around 20 tn" guests
"a n.. rI Of 'h. luncheon nrI't,u on
-g4a ,' black rardooari with rcd
or ah.'" INK. and each article given
H..E4I-'.d raHr for 'aucr tomb
br.. fur rp'rD.. and .'r Tho and
"l-'r. might b, .,,H.d al q .Oug table
co''r.d aI'r "a dn'. o.,'h. and on this
Arrang. amt ..hr. utd, from brown
broad. % ,h" -nap Of graves, and at
,tn end. p'ar" N" wt.t,. Sandwiches
IN 'h. fn~m 0f ,omb.'onr=. II the par
y Ia not iarg" one, J., would b. well
70 first build foundation of card
board for III" grave" and tomb
Stone before arranging the sand
wlchrs over them, 20 a, to produce a
mas-Iv" appearance For the coffee,
decorate one end Of the dining room
a. a miniature forest. and on the floor
or on 4 low stand, bu, concealed from
the guests, pIac" an electric stove and
on la.s hayr Il large receptacle, shaped
IIk" huge kettle, and filled with the
witches brew" The stove will keep
1t bubblIng and stcamlng in a most
awr-In=pIrIng manner. hc "brcw'
should be presided over by a person
dressed a. i witch, and assisted by
number of small folks Dressed as COB
Inns and clfs This same witch might
'''N. 'i' az Wv ''.'IIiisE I'll a'i AuIltS.
Tn" rest of the menu will suggest
var1"ty Of clever ways in which the
vaIIuus "ataDlrs may be served.
Tn" latter part of the evening may
be given over to fortune telling and
ghost stories, and various other games
appropriate to the season
- - r2
a splendid crowd attended the dance
at fairIIcw last Friday night, given
in honor of Miss Zctta Marshall, who
Saturday for Denver A dance at
FalTlcw always suggests jolly good
time.
Millsonians Entertain Athenians
Ghost, Jack o'lanterns and every
thing that goes with Halloween was
much IN evidence at the dancing par
ty given by the Mllsonian Literary
society to the AthcnIans last Friday
night. The faculty We're also the hon
orcd guests of the MiIlsonians. The
gym was attractivcly decorated in
orange, black, and yellow crepe pa
per hung loosely from the ceiling. In
on" corner was the piano, decorated
with autumn leaves and from among
them pcered jack o'lantcrn. In an
other corner a mountain sheep grazed
idly toward the bales of hay, which
were used for seats. In third cor
ncr two large eyes of a ghost glared
you at every turn and even from the
electric lights.
The guests were received at the
door by the head officers of the Mil
lsonlan society. Each member acted
as committee of one to show her
guests 4 good time.
The dancing programs were quite
novelty. They were shaped like
pumpkin and painted like a jack
olantern. Each dance was cleverly
named for something that would sug-
gest Halloween as THE Doughnut
Slip" The Pumpkin France" and "The
Tic Tao Tag" The tenth dance was
danced by the light of the big harvest
moon shining in the corner of one of
the windows. .r.E ~
About ten o'clock the doughnuts,
apples, and coffee were served.
Dancing was then resumed and con-
tinued until eleven thirty when the
guests departed deeming the Millson-
ians enjoyable entertainers.