The Redwood gazette., 1936-11-05
HALLOWEEN PARTIES

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HALLOWEEN PARTIES
Halloween with its wealth OF
entertainment possibilities was an
incentive for numerous social af-
fairs during the past week and
churches and other organizations
We'd with each other in providing
amusement for their young peo-
pie.
The Juvenile Foresters, both
girls and boys were entertained in
st. GATHERINGS church basement
Friday evening when the w. C..
0. F. and c. o. F. were the hosts.
Peanut games, Keno and trea-
sure hunt which was won by Bob
bic Schultz were features of the
evening and refreshments were
served.
The children of the junior de-
partment of the Presbyterian
Sunday school were guests at a
party in the church basement Fri
day evening when the teachers,
Mrs. G. R. Engeman, Miss Mildred
Wilson, Mrs. Wayne Prindle, Miss
Elsie Howe, Miss Dorothy Hess
man, Robert DeVries and Allen
Fobes arranged series of games
and served refreshments.
Lorraine Martin was chairman
of the entertainment committee
for the Epworth League party
held Monday night at the Metho-
dist parsonage when the guests
were greeted by three ghosts
played by Mrs. G. E. Martin, Mrs.
| Oscar Randgaard and Miss Adalyn
Pierce. Later they were escorted
about the house by a typical Hal
lowe'en witch, Lorraine Martin.
Games were played in the attic
and refreshments served on the
lower floor.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
society of the Church of Christ
were hosts to one hundred young
people and members of the con-
gregation at a party In the church
basement Friday evening. A pro-
gram was presented, there was a
fish pond and a number of Halo
we'en games and stunts.
Refreshments carrying out the
Halloween colors were served
when the teachers of the English
Lutheran Sunday school enter
tanned the children Friday eve
ming. Games were played and the
usual stunts were enjoyed.
Ten small girls and boys were
guests of Marilyn Miller at a Ha-
lowe'en party, Saturday afternoon
when Shirley Mae Cannon was
the Big Black Cat. A treasure
hunt provided a great deal of
amusement, other simple games
were played and lunch was SER
we'd. In the group of guests were
Nancy Finn, Betsy Jane Burmeis-
ter, Pudge Pryor, Bobbie Englund
Marjory Kenney, Dickie Clark,
Keith Baldwin and Sharon Lee
Schoen.
Judy Marsh was another small
hostess who had group of
friends as her guests Saturday
evening when Halloween cos
tunes added much to the hilarity.
Refreshments were served. The
children were Lois and Rose Mil
Ter, Jean Bovee, Nancy Finn, Jo
Ann johnson, 10 Ann Lamberton,
Elaine Dickmeier, Thomas Dwyer
and Donald Hassenstab.
A neighborhood party was Civ
en- Friday evening by Mrs. AL
Drogosch. Wearing appropriate
costumes, the guests played games
and did Halloween stunts, and
lunch was served.
In the Recreational room at the
Feigal home, Margaret Feigal and
Jean Stephany were hostesses to
fifteen of their friends Friday eve
ming. Diving for apples, and var
lous guessing games were the
chief amusements with prizes
going to Marian Orth, Marian
Schmid and Harriet Lauterbach.
Other guests were Phyllis Irish,
Lucille Davis, Jacquelyn Gamer
on, Corinne Paffrath, Phyllis Rud-
berg, Jean Schenck, Kathleen
Joern, Airline Herman, LaVonne
McRae, Janis Nupson, Sallie Fei-
gal and Nancy Stephany.
In a setting of autumn leaves,
and corn shocks from which real
istic ghosts peered, thirteen yonng
people in costume celebrated the
season at party given Thursday
night by Jean Drogosch. Stunts,
games and Halloween refresh
ments made the affair a complete
success. Included among the
guests were Lucille Dornfeld, Lei
la Radtke, Gertrude Whittet,
Olive Miller, Marjorie Melges, Ed
ma Weeks, LaVonne Lussenhop,
Airline Waller, Jane Woodford,
Ruth Tordsen, Marilyn Barnes
and Leona Uhlenkamp.
More than fifty Girl Scouts and
their leaders, Misses Mary Bal
deli, Daisy Vittum, Ann Gilronan,
Catherine James and Jean Mel can
in costume frolicked at party
held Saturday evening in the Le-
gion hall when the sponsors, Mrs.
D. w. Gold, Mrs. G. A. Barnes and
Mrs. j. w. Lauterbach were the
hostesses. Prizes went to Donna
Mae Sinclair, Helen Bake, Carine
Arnett, Margaret Feigal and Miss
Mclean in the Magic Ring con-
test; Jean Stephany in Mary Hoff-
mans group won the peanut race;
Jean Lauterbach and Shirley Mae
Cannon won the prize for the most
appropriate costume; Mary Kath-
eryn Schottenbauer and Jean Ste
phany won in the Mental Whoo-
pee contest and Miss Vittum won
the stunt prize. Halloween re-