Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-11-05
HALLOWEEN
PARTIES ARE
PRETTY Events

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Mrs Daisy Long entertained
Mrs. s. f. Wakefields division of
the NJ. E. Aid society at her home
Friday afternoon The rooms were
daintily decorated for Halloween.
After the business meeting, Miss
Morley, a missionary from Turkey
q cousin Of Morleys in BaPaboo,
was introduced to the ladies. She
answered questions Of interest "a
bout Turkey, and showed some of
the beautiful work done there
She told how few Of the women
can read, so more fancy work is
done to fiji up the time, but they
are getting more modern all the
time. A fine luncheon was served
soon after five.
w. o. w. Installation
The following officers were in
stalled by the Woodman Circle
Friday evening: guardian, Jeanette
Urban; past guardian, J. P. Bump;
advisor, Elizabeth Montanye; clerk
Flossie Johnson; banker, Rose Ur-
ban; attendant, Nellie Brad; chap
lin, Caroline Bump; inner sentin-
81, Hazel Wilson; outer sentinel II.
G. Okern; manager, Julia Rutland.
The installation was conducted
under the auspices Of Caroline De
Witt, Milwaukee, district manager
A social session and refresh
ments followed the order of bust
ness.
Birthday Event
A double birthday anniversary
at the G. T. Moog home. was made
tile occasion for a surprise party
by some 25 friends on Friday eve
ming. The occasion was the birth
day Of both Mr. and Mrs. Moog
and they were presented a gift as
remembrance OF the event Cards
games and music followed a pic
mic supper which was served at
six-thirty.
Card Party
Mrs. J. e. VonWald, 328 Sixth
avenue, entertained at a costume
party which was an enjoyable af-
fair of Friday evening Twelve
guests were present in variety
Of attire and these with the pref
IN decorations in the home made
the party an exceptionally pretty
one. Five hundred was played
and prizes were awarded Mrs.
Il. L. wood, mrs. Glen o. Allen,
and Mrs. Clarence Bradley. Dam
ty refreshments carried out the
Halloween note.
Young Peoples Party
Miss Thelma Schaitel, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schaitel,
entertained sixteen friends at their
home on Lynn avenue last night.
There were numerous spooky
stunts to entertain the young peo-
pie and games and music Lunch
was served, the decorations being
in orange and black.
Entertans Choir
Miss Betty Taylor entertained
thirty members of the choir of the
First Methodist Episcol church at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs II. IT. Taylor Oak street, last
night The guests came in cos
tune and these added much merri-
ment to the occasion. There was
fortune telling, and other stunts
suitable to the season and a dainty
lunch was served. The decora.
tons in the rooms were exception
ally pretty, an orange and black
color scheme being carried out
with crepe paper. Jack O'Lanterns
and witches and cats.
Annual Event
The Junior Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church held their an
nual Halloween party in the par
Tors Thursday afternoon. 81 were
present, many in costume, some
like ghosts. They had some
funny games and contests. The
refreshments were served by Mrs
Fosnot, Mrs. Downie, Mrs. Henke.
Six O'clock Dinner
Miss Genevieve Lind, daughte,
Of MI. and Mrs. Peter Lind, gave
six o'clock dinner at her home
last night. Thirteen guests were
present, all coming in costume
and Miss Alma Fieber was award
ed first prize for the prettiest cos
tune while Miss Lucille Pitts tool
first prize for the best comic. Tab
lie decorations were of black AM
oranoa and after tha delicious din.