Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-06

Saubders, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Weed, Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs.
r. w. White. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Allen
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, DR..
and Mrs. ]. II. Woodbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard S. Yeager, Miss Helen
Pattee. Miss Bessie Van Brimer Miss
stock, Miss Wave Richardson. Miss
Jeanne walpole. Miss Ellen Ray, Miss
Opal White, Miss Erma Cox, Miss
Natalie Richardson. Miss Mary
Parks, Miss Edith Lynch, Miss Buche-
nauer, Miss Elinor Walters, Erma
Miss Theresa Beck, Miss Melba Cur
win, Miss Lucille Creel. Miss Virginia
Tate, Miss Marion Brown, Miss Mary
Breckenridge, Miss Marion Nuckolls.
Miss Ruth Davis, Messrs. Elwyn
Davis. Joe Grigsby. Carl Evans. Rol-
William McCafferty. Harold Maxim,
Arthur o'Brien, Roy Ortner. A. C.
Jones, Jack Beaman, Samuel Taylor,
Cecil Lee, Aubrey Keif. George keif,
Leon Knebel, Phillip Philbin Jr.. Rich
ard Philbin, Damian Ducy, John Gr1f-
fifth, George H. Sweeney. DIR. ]. IL.
Shropshire, DR.. j., w Thompson, DR..
Fred Luqueer,
The members Of the Beta Tau Delta
sorority enjoyed a Halloween party in
the home of the Misses Bessie and Lu-
ellie vanBrimer Monday evening. Large
lJack-o'-Lanterns lighted the porch
and the interior was adorned with Hal.
loween embiems, witches, bats and
owls. An orange colored runner orna-
mented with witches decorated the
table in the dining room, the center
being crowned with a golden pumpkin
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themums. All went in costume, being
masked, and to gain entrance to the
house were required to follow string
thru a celler window into dark pass
ageways like labyrinths of old with
ghosts on each side and lighted by
large moon. The string led upstairs then
down to the living room where maskers
in costumes rare were dancing. When
seated before the leaping flames in the
oldfashioned fireplace. a bunch of twigs
was thrown into the fire and one girl
began Il story which was continued by
every one in turn until the twigs were
consumed. Each masker was numbered
when she came in and, in the identity
guessing game, Miss Christine Lurton
was the winner. Dancing was followed
by refreshments, these being ice cream
in the shape of small pumpkins. yell
low and black cakes, orange candies
and coffee. Last OF all, each one was
blindfolded and taken into a Halloween
den where she took her fortune in
small yellow and black bag which had
been suspended from the ceiling. AS
the ''witching hour of night" drew near.
all dispersed to their homes. Those
present were: Miss Christine Lurton.
Miss Anna Maude Garnett, Miss Eliza
beth Crockett. Miss Florence Haines.
Miss Mary Bell Offutt, Miss Mary
Parks, Miss Helen, Pattec, Miss Leila
Dickinson. the Misses Margaret and
Helen Middelkamp, Miss Bernice
Sharp. Miss Margaret Dick. Miss CAL
ista Burns, Miss Blanche Matteson,
Miss Martha Keating and guest. Miss
Viola MacJunkett, Miss Lucy Laney.
the Misses Bessie and Lucille vanBrim-
er, Mrs. NJ. J. Bell. Mrs. r. D. Lands,
Mrs. Harry Caldwell. Mrs J. p. Dill
lon, Mrs. Herbert white.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ross entertained
delightfully."- Monday evening At Bridse
party when Halloween effects were
artistically arranged. There were fes-
toons of orange and black streamers,
jack k-o'-lautern corners. and the break
'witchery den.' Palms had been plac-
cd here and there, and clusters OF vel.
low and white chrysanthemums added
the flower charm. The guest list in
cluded; Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cessna.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gorham. Mr.. and
George Bright. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
withcrs, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mar
win, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. II. =. Worries. MIR. and Mrs
Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. Fred Heller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. H. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Gillette, DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Wood
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Todd c, Storer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max r Schwer. DR.. and
Mrs. John Schwer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
NJ rA \grS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Rosenauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Pryor, tho Rev. Benjamin
Daswell.
for. friends again on Wednesday
afternoon at n thimble tea when
games of Bridge afforded diversion. as
well as needlework. Yellow and white
| chrysanthcmums and adornings sug-
gestive of Halloween made attractive
| decorations and luncheon was served
as the shadows heightened. Those en-
| joying the hours We're: Mrs. a. A.
Herman. Mrs. ]. NJ. Luaueer. Mrs.
Charles Thompson. Mrs. A. Sonneborn.
| Mrs. Frank Henry, Mrs. Ripple. Miss
| Grace Pepperdine. Mrs, Lorin Fimple.
Mrs. l.. h. Weed, Mrs. Henry Will
Iiams. Mrs. r. r. Gillette. Mrs. A. B.
Gillette, Mrs. A. b. Kirsan, Mrs. J. II.
| Carsill, Mrs. Carl Maynard. Miss
Elizabeth Crockett, Miss Lucille Creel,
| Mrs. J. L. Creel. Mrs. =. S. Crockett.
| Mrs. George Diamond. Mrs. Frank
| Pryor. Mrs. T.. Weinhauscn. Mrs. T. ].
| Downen. Jr.. Mrs J. d. Crecl, Mrs. II.
| p. Harris. Mrs. George ID. Mes'on.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Woodard. Mrs. ]. r. Will
son. Mrs. Ira K. Young, Miss Ida
| Mayhem, Mrs. d. T.. Hoag. Mrs. NJ.
Alan Hill. Mrs. s. p. Shonsoye, Mrs.
| ]. j. Pattee. Those chosen to assist
tho hostess on each occasion were: Mrs
II. r Gillette, Mrs. !. II. Woodbridge.
Mrs. Tod Storcr. Mrs. Max Il. Schwcr.
Mrs. George Bright, Mrs. 4. W. Olson,