Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06

Bubbles" a new friend describes
herself b ~ysaying: Il have blue eyes
and brown hair that is as straight as
a poker and it won't curl at all,
though l adore curly hair" In
speaking of Halloween zone of our
girls asked us to tell how we spent
halloween. Well l went to a girl
friends party. We were all masked
and it was great fun guessing who
each other were. First of all, we
were greeted at the door by a very
spooky ghost who shook hands with
each guest. We then all assembled
III a room which was empty save for
a table with a huge pumpkin in the
middle of it. The pumpkin which
WAS not lighted was filled with or
ange pumpkin faces cut from paper
II of all different sizes, from one
about the size of a quarter up to one
o the size of an apple. There were
W pumpkins of each size and each
guest bIindfolded took one from the
lot and when everyone had one each
one went around to find another per-
son that had the same size pumpkin
lace, Tor they were to be partners at
the table II in the grand march.
When everyone had found their part
ner we had a grand march around the
room which was very large and her
trooped in for the refreshments which
sure tasted good. After this each one
was led ,one at a time, into a dark
spooky ghost chamber and each one
that went in was sure to scream first
n Their laugh afterwards, which set
the guests outside to wondering what
was happening. Next We all had our
fortunes told by a wonderfully be-
decked gypsy, who told such absurd
things which sent us all into gales of
laughter.
After this we tried ducking for APP
pies and we did have some fun for
the apples were quite hard to get
mold OF. When we were tired of this
we played donkey games and then be-
Ing tired out with playing games we
all sat in a circle on the floor and all
the lights were extinguished save for
a grinning Jack pumpkin face which
was in the middle of the circle. One
person started a weird ghost tale and
then as each ms was breathlessly
waiting for the next sentence, the
story teller stopped abruptly and the
next n took the story up from tnat
point n the game continued until
the last one finished the story"
After telling us that lovely tale
I'm sure that We can help you out
with something or other. Isn't there
something that o would like my
opinion upon?
Butterfly of Keasbey, l have a
letter from you, but no name is sign
ed. Will you please send in your name
"Jazz Baby" I must set your fears
at rest and confess that L had you
confused with another person. AS to
the Initials which you included in your
letter, 1 cannot at this even
recall a person answering to them.
Can l help you with any ideas for a
Thanksgiving or Christmas party?
Daisy" a new conner, also tells us
that she likes to read looks. "Daisy"
can we offer you any assistance in
your Christmas gift making?
Kick I'm SO sorry hat I could
not answer your letter personally
sooner than this, but prechance some
of my letters on Halloween costum-
ing might have assisted you. did they?
l am afraid that L do not even know
anyone with those initials, hence they
cou'd not be my own. could they?
Suppose you try to stop guessing just
who I really am just think of me
as a very nice person named Helen
Well, "Kick.">can I help you u with
anything else?
Sonny it certainly is a shame to
disappoint you, but would ~it make
you feel very badly If l was to say
that you mentioned? Maybe I'm much
isicer. Is there any problem that
/ can help you solve?
shirley" we are glad to welcome
you into this column. So you went
to a tramp party. Won't you write
and tell us about it? I am sure that
we would surely love to hear from
your sister in Indiana. Ask her to