Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-07

gaily decked with Halloween col
| ors, and delicious menu of which
hot tamales and chill were features
was served. The evening was spent
talking over old times and modern
conditions.
The Epworth League of the NJ.
f. Church, South, enjoyed a Hal
! lowe'en party in the basement of
the new church Thursday evening
Games were played after a grand
march in which the costumes
guests took part, under the direc-
ton of Miss Lala Mcintosh. Com
munity singing was a feature OF
the evening. Delicious refresh
ments closed the evening.
Mrs. Arthur Jaffa was hostess
Thursday at her home entertain
ing with a beautiful party compli-
mentary to Mrs. Robert l.. Ervein,
of Santa Zee. Auction bridge was
played at seven tables, and in the
games the high score was awarded
to Mrs. Roy Daniels and the con-
ISOLATION fell to Mrs. c. f. Beeson.
The Elks' Halloween dance at
the Masonic temple Friday night
was a beautiful affair. The temple
| ballroom was effectively decOrat-
ed in black and yellow HalloW
cen trappings and many clusters
Of lights, shaded with autumn
leaves illumined the brilliant scene.
From the center of the room radi-
ated electrically lighted JACKIE
| lanterns, and a freiZe of black cats,
owls and witches ran all around
the room. The pillars were wrap
ped with black and the orchestra
alcoye was a blaze of color; draped
with an American flag, over which
a spotlight played. The Roswell
| dance orchestra furnished the mu-
| sic. and refreshments of turkey
and ham sandwiches, olives and
coffee were served. About ESQ
guests were present, This was the
| first social affair Of the winter sea
SON to be given by the ElkS.
Miss Nell Mulis was hostess FRI
day evening at her home, enter
tanning a number OF school friends
at masquerade party Inc oase-
ment of the new Mullis home was
given over to the merry makers,
and Halloween games were en-
| loved until 10 O'Clock, when re-
freshments of doughnuts, pumpkin
pies, candies and all sorts of Hal
| lowp'en sweets were served.
The open house held Friday eve
ming by the Missouri Avenue +. 1.
A. was a success. Halloween en-
blems adorned the school rooms
used for the occasion, and an en-
| ioyable program of mus cal num-
bers and readings was given. CAKE
and coffee was served at the close
of the hours. A silver ofleflhs
was added to the F. 7. A. fund.
Mrs. John r. Mcclure was host
! ess Friday afternoon to the booR
| club entertaining with a HaIlow-
e'en party. All sorts of games
were enjoyed including n political
contest. and in these Mrs. X, l.
bradley won the honors. Mrs. Nc
Clure was assisted by Misses Rosa
monde williams and Lilly Rogers
in serving a refreshing lHnc heoI
| at the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs. J. T.. McClane was hostess
to the girls of her choir OF the
First Presbyterian church, ah'
their boy friends, at her home Fri
day night, entertaining with Hal'
lowe'en party. Games and music
made un the pleasures of the eve
ming, and Mrs. McClane was as
sisted in entertaining and serving
Halloween refreshments by MIS-
Rudolph Caughey and Mrs. {. l.
Fawcett
The library tea held SATURDAY
afternoon at the home of MIS- n
". Fall for the benefit OF the mgr
school library, was a decided sue
cess. The home was decorated II
Halloween colors and emh!emS
and the guests were welcomed h,
Mrs. Fall and received by members
Of the =. T. A. The tea table wa
presided over by. Mrs. j. f. HIhN
who served pumpkin pie la !nod'
and cheese, and by Mrs, sane!
Prayer. who served coffee. A mu
steal program under the director
OF Mrs. Clark Dilley was carried
out during the afternoon, and wa
added to by . number of readings
Little Miss Helen Phillips wa
hostess at 4 Halloween party a
her home Saturday evening, en-
tertaining a number OF schoo
friends, ,.
Master Robert James enter
tanned eight of his young schoo
friends Saturday afternoon win
party in honor of his eighth birth
dav. A Halloween color scheme
was carried out in decorations o
the home, and in the refreshments
of cake, ices. punch and bonbons
Ghost stories were told and a pf'Z'
given for the best tale, a ehos
dance was INDUCED in, and IlttI'
Orphan Annie was read. a peann
hunt was held in the yard, ant
when the guests re-entered tn
house each was given a pencil ah(
paper, and asked to draw the PIC
lure Of their host, as he would b
when grown. These were glVel
the host as mementos of the after
noon. Miss Evelyn James served
punch during the hours, from
eaily decked table in the hall,
A mystery party was held sat
| urdav eveninq at 404 North Lea