The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

i Tn Halloween season b being cell
!, brated with the usual parties. dances
nd festivities and both the children
1 and grown.ups are Interested In spooks
hobgoblins and witches which are dls'
played In any quantity In the down.
town shop windows with yellow and
black settings against which rest
pumpkin faces, adding much 70 the
scene when lighted NJ night.
/ a very pretty Halloween party was
given Thursday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Smith Al their home on Me-
CaiIle avenue In honor OF their house
guest. Miss Lena Smith The season
| was suggested by the decorations n
black cats, bats pumpkins and innum-
cradle Halloween conceits Black and
yellow predominated In the color note
used In the rooms Of the lower floor
which were all thrown together
Early H. the evening games were
played and a feature OF much merry
making was fortune telling by Mrs ]
r. Woodson, who was dressed In q red
ana yellow gypsy costume. Later In the
evening the tables were put aside lad
dnrcinE enjoyed by the guests. In the
refreshment course the Ices were nodded
y, golden pumpkin designs. and he
Ii~hts OF the rooms were softened ny
the covers Of the Halloween colors.
Those present were:
Mlesos--- Messra.--
Lena Smith. Harold Stanton.
Fannie Couldy. Charles Bradford.
Ida Montgomery. Leo Pavoloski.
Margaret Bonner. D. a Newton.
Mary Lee Newton. A y. Suddath.
Eva Bare. Herbert Prest wood.
Aiphs Beane. c, W Tomlinson
Harold Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Club Observes season.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Wom-
ans club met nj the home 81 Mrs. w. G
Adams on Wyatt street Thursday aft.
Mrs. Henry Crawford were joint host
esses. The affair was purely social ard
some very delightful musical selections
were given during the afternoon.
guessing contest WAS the source OF
much amusement. An ice course was
served In the Halloween colora and
black cats were used AZ favors; There
members the invited guests were Mrs. |
IL. w. Bodkin. Mrs. A. n, Fox. Mrs.
~. p Bacon. Mrs. George Virgins. |
Mrs Walter Knox and Mrs. Fl. Rider.
Halloween fancica adorned the rooms. |
Pfrty AZ Pastors Home.
pr. and Mrs ]. w Inzer will enter
tain the young people OF the First Bap- |
tist church with Halloween party at |
thr home. 62s Oak street this eve-
ming DR.. Inzer announced from the |
pulpit last Sunday that he and his wife |
desired all Of the young peopie Of the |
church to be present, and that no other |
invitation would be issued Open house |
r. kept by the pastor and his wife this |
afternoon for the older members OF the |
church.
Masquerade Dance.
The Chattanooga Business and Pro- |
feasional Women's club win entertain |
with masquerade Halloween dance at |
the Hotel Pniten Saturday night.
BE Club Members Party.
The Chattanooga Business Women'B |
club will entertain with a Halloween |
pnrty Saturday evening at the home Of |
Miss Elinor Coonrod on East Fourth |
street. The affair II IN charge off the |
Fingers IL chairman. and the guests |
VIII wear fancy costumes and win be |
composed OF the club members only.
Party Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur MurrelI will en-.
terrain with q dinner party At their |
nome In I!ighlsnd Park this evening.
Miss Heron Hostess.
Miss Margaret Heron viii give a
Halloween party this evening nj the
nome OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs
Shirley Heron, In HlnhiRnd Park.
Church Masquerade.
The maaqusrade Halloween party |
which viii be held this evening Al the
on Main street at TAO o'clock under
the auspices OF the Young Peoples |
CHRISTIAN union, promises to be n novel
and unique affair, A novel reception
10 promised u all who attend and sew. |
ernl original games will be enjoyed, to- |
Eether with the time honored games OF |
Halloween.
Carnival Closes Tonight.
4 large Halloween dance and carni-
val Will close the festival week Of the
knights Of Columbus AT their hall on