, 1921-11-01
Halloween Functions
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H~aIlowe'en Functions
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OF all the holiday seasons OF the
erar. the event Of the Halloween eve
,rers more suggestions TO the host
IS thai any other With the orig
nal games from h playful cere-
monies OF finding h future husband
sr wife thu All Saints Eve is a date
Tor merry-malking in man countries
To the superstitious person. and
here are few hat are without the
mail superstitions Of the split salt.
the black cat. tho horseshoe and tho
number Is belief. The evening has
many thrills, while every young girl
whether openly or secretly. has the
desire to walk down the stairs back
ward with u mirror In her hand TO
see the visage OF her lover and flu
lure husband
The season OF the year also offers
opportunities for artistic decorating.
while cats, witches. spooks and
witches are easily adopted for homo
or table arrangement
And to the youngsters the celebra-
ton gives an opening to mischief
makers who find the days Of real
sport, IN soaping windows, changing
signs, swipping door mats n 1 gem
eral creating petty havoc.
Tho deButantes and matrons Of this
city took the offered opportunity OF
the Halloween late to entertain their
friends with dancing parties. bridge
parties, spook parties. masQuerades
and dinners. Many OF the private
PARTIES who came masked attended
the public dance halls In competing
for the prizes as a close to h even
ing's entertainment Untn early in
the morning parties Of jewellers In
fantastic costume were seen on the
streets Of the city returning to their
homes from the gaites OF the dances
and parties.
Party Held Mt Home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Porter.
One Of the most artistic parties
given in recognition Of the eventful
date was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Porter. lis
South Jefferson street by the Misses
Ophelia Arlington. Nina Lcwh and
Mrs. Stella Laydus.
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with the many original novel
ties of the season.
The guests arrived In costume and
after much consideration tho wom-
ans prize was given to Mrs. C. +.
and the gentleman's to Lewis Posvar
for a popcorn and raffia garb.
Games and contests were played.
causing much merriment.
A straw vote taken among the old
er guests showed "a for Blackmore. 4
for Giblin and 4 for veitch. o.
Tho hostesses served refreshments
to so guests.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Taylor
Preside ut Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Taylor entertain
ed a number of their friends Mt an
evening OF cards held at their home
South Lincoln street. Six tables of
auction bridge were played. The high
honors were awarded to Mrs. Jack
Healy and Bert Henderson and the
consultations went to Mrs. George Nell
son and Homer Shaffer. Toward mid
night a supper was served. The menu
and the decorations followed the
scheme OF the season.
Dinner L. Served
Honoring Mrs. Bryne.
Mr.. nj Mrs. C. z. Littleieid en-
tertained at 9 o'clock dinner Monday
evening In honor OF Mrs. John Bryne
is leaving for Los Angeles to-
night to spend the winter. Covers
were laid for ten. Narcissus We're
for decoration.
and Entertainment
Friday Mt MulIin Club.
A musicale and program OF dancing
and a number of readings has been
arranged for the Mullin club this
coming Friday night. Tho affair will
be given under the auspices of the
Altar and Rosary society and tickets
are now being sold by the members.
About 20 pupils of the dancing
classes taught by Mrs. c. p. Brodie
will appear in several solo and group
dances The work Has been fe-
for the past weeks and the
dancers will be costumed appropriate
ly TO the dance they are Interpreting
Mrs w. L. Trebor will be included
hAt1sNai PAobiail US well as a
male quartette trained'by Mrs. George
Smith. and a solo by Mrs. Z. Cal
houn and a violin solo by Miss verna
Burnett Several pupils of the Gloria
Dare Blake studio are also to appear
with a number of readings.
The Misses Sullivan
at Bridge
A luncheon was served at the home
Of the Misses Margaret Eileen and
Patricia Sullivan yesterday afternoon
at 1 o'clock honoring Miss Edythe
Dolan Of Denver, and Miss Jean
of Canada The decora-
for the luncheon table were car
ried out in orange and black with
bouquets OF fall flowers and table ap.
.~ointnents.
Following the luncheon the after
noon was devoted to playing auction