The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-30

Halloween was ushered in by a regular ghost and goblin party given | by the Catholic Young Ladies Sodal- | ity in honor of Miss Marie Rosswog at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. I. ONeill Two ghosts guarded the front door and escorted the guests into the house. MT. F. A. Jones proved his powers as a magician and also entertained by singing sev- eral funny songs. One would al most believe that MT. Joe Ryan came from Sweden instead of Ireland judging from the stories he told. Miss Ethel Graham presided at the piano while all the boys covered with sheets and pillow-cases, danced the Dance of the Spirits. Later in the evening, to the solemn strains of funeral march all the guests slowly proceeded to the basement where Alice O'Neill as witch, sat near a bonfire and distributed for tunes. After the fortunes were read dainty luncheon was served.
 Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the Sodality Girls were:
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Schrivner, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donohoe, MT. and Mrs. c. V. Goettel, MT. and Mrs. E. G. LaBelle, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. l. O'Neill MT. and Mrs F. A. Jones, Mrs. w. H. Chase, Misses Laura Bacon, Ruth Heron, Leona Churchill, Frances Kennedy, Dorothy Dooley, Ethel Ora ham, Elizabeth OLoughlen, Mar garet Foster, Katherine Boyce, Char lotte Bacon Marie Rosswog, Emma Genevieve Rosswog, Marie Yeaman, Madeline Buchanan, Evangeline Church, Agnes Hudson, Vera Hagg- land, Dorothy Vernon, Olive Audett, Ruth Donohoe, Alice O'Neill, Esther Traversy, Juliet Steinmetz. Messrs. George Wilson, w. J. Cavanaugh, Joe Ryan, John Rosswog, Mark Me Allen, Richard Nord, Frank Anger man, Harry O'Neill Albert Dennis, C.. w. Scarborough Wm. O'Neill, Kenneth Frawley, Henry Myron, Vim. Ellis, Frank Burns, Patrick Cannon, Roland Dresden, Emil Hill, James Dennis, Donald McCrea, Dr. NJ. l.. Biggs, Dr. H. Blythe and Earl Means.
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 Halloween with it's usual festivi- ties was appropriately observed among the school children. A party was planned for last night given by the pupils of Miss Elsie Spences room at the school house. Elaborate preparations were made by the chil- dren for the entertainment of their friends. The guests invited were: Mrs. D. T. Grennig. Mrs. A. Johan- sen, Miss Louise Temple, Miss Elm ma Keever Miss Vera Eastman, Miss Edna Coulter c. H. Scheffler, Donald Foster, William O'Neill, Helen Pratt, Alice Daggett, Helen | Downing, Bob Daggett, Ruth Dono- rue, Woodrow lille, Edith Wilson, Matthew OLoughlen, Hilmer Will Hanson, Beverley McKenney, Paul Bloehorn, Edward O'Neill, Elizabeth Bohall, Scotty Walker, Carl Ross wog, Catherine Corser, Phillip Ly- dick, Anton JOhansen, Verla Grennig, Margaret Thornstenson, George DoO- ley, Jr., Sadie Pratt, Irva Call, Betty Foster, Junior Lydick, Jeanette COrser Philip O'reill, Warda Walk er Gussie BOhall, Patsy Scheffler, Lewis Johnson, Alice O'Neill, Naomi Robinson, Phyllis Downin, Louis lille, Mary Scott, Raymond John son, Barry Higginson, Burgon Beebe, Harold Woodward.
 
 Miss Katherine Boyce and Miss Thelma MacConnell, two popular members of the high school, were the honor guests at party last night given by a number of the high school girls and Miss Vera Haggland at the latter's apartments. A variety of games, dancing, music and singing were among the eve ning's pastimes. At a late hour re- | treatments were served to the guests who were: Miss Edna Jarvis, Miss Frances Kennedy, Miss Vera Haggland, Miss Leona Churchill, 1 Miss Katherine Boyce, Miss Alice