The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 11

THE WATERLOO KVKN1XQ COUWKU, THURSDAY, (WTOHKtt no. 191H. IT" mmWm CM Father Sister Ferguson was host to lght guests yeHtorday afternoon after school at his homo on Sunnysldu avenue, the occasion being in honor of his eighth birthday. Gaines ami contests relating to Hallowe'en were enjoyed and at 6 o'clock a three-course birth-day repast was served. The table decorations wore In the Hallowe'en suggestion and Hallowe'en emblems were, given as fnvora.

Misses Nellie nnd Vera Campbell attended to the serving. The bout reeeived a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of tho occasion. Mother Brother Be Pleased Be Pleased All Will With a Victor-Victrola HALLOWE'EN CA I PARTY A large company of guesis were entertained Inst evening by Indies the Sacred Heart church nt a Hallowe'en card party in the Sacred Heart hnll.i It tfivos everybody the kind of music hoy like tho WY hope to conviiico you that tho homo is not fornploto without one of those marvelous instruments. Consequently we urtfo you to come hero and select any style iVHJTKOLA you desire and we will send it to your home for demonstration so that you may hoar it in your homo before purchasing and there is no obligation. We aro willing to stand this wonderful instrument alongside of any make talking machine on the market, bar none, for your approval.

Wo handle all the latest styles in Victor Talking Machines. VICTROLAS, 5 TO S20U. Terms to Suit. Tomorrow is Hallowe'en. Even the most Bkeptical who defy superstition and Journey forth on Friday and sit at a table of thirteen guests, really and truly admit finding a keen pleasure in celebrating this one particular night when witches and fairy folk invest the earth.

Hallowe'en is a time for fun and frolic, and hostesses both young and old are planning to honor the occasion in various ways. Every minute detail must be carried out with suggestions of the mystical night, even to the Invitations, decorations, entertainment and refreshments. Hallowe'en Suggestions. There are many ways to send invitations to Hallowe'en events. Special note paper may be, used, monogram correspondence cards, or Hallowe'en post cards are suitable for bearing the Invitation.

A novel way of arranging the invitation is to write It backwards, making it appear like a scrawl from the pen of the fairies, but when held before a mirror easily is legible. lowe'en is celebrated In an Informal way, where old-fashiouod customs prevail, and where the festivities are held in the kitchen if possible. The favorite games are those which have to do with fate and fortune telling. Of courso, the apple "stuuts" rank first here. There is the peeling of the apple, where care is taken not to break tho paring; If this is successfully done it is then thrown over the left shoulder and the letter it forma will be the initial of that person's future mate.

Bobbing for apples in a tub of water; biting the apple bus-pended by a string 1n the open doorway; eating the apple and counting the remaining seeds, according to the old verse: "One I love, two I love, three I love, I say; four I love with all my heart and five I cast away; six he loves, seven she loves, eight they both love, nine ho comes, ten he tarries, eleven he courts and twelve he marries," are a few of the games that one fruit offers. Fortune Telling by Tea Leaves. If a palmist is not available among the company fun may be had telling liii five Hundred was the evening diversion for which Mrs K. McCoy and P. Frledl received the high score favors and Miss Belle Korrtgnn whs awarded the consolation.

I'luno He-lections were given during the playing, and later Miss Margaret Maddi-gan favored the guests with vocal solos. The hostesses Mesdamos M. Gleason, K. Proper and (', ('avan-augh, served Hallowe'en refreshments. WEDNESDAY t'U'H Mi.

Clayton llronson enterli.ined at four tables of bridge yesterday afternoon at her home in Highland with Mrs. Baker of Rock Island and Miss Moore of New York City as out of town guests. Mrs. Pattl Lindner received the first favor of the afternoon's playing. Miss Mae Wangler assisted the hostess with the serving courtesies.

Mrs. Warren Hellen will be the next club hostess. MARRIED LAST EV KNMNG The marriage of Hale Crocker and Miss Nellie Benson of Hockford took place last evening at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. II.

Linstruni on Washington street. The ceremony was said in tho presence of immediate relatives by Rov. W. F. Spry of the First M.

E. church. Mrs. Elizabeth Benson and Miss Ruth Benson, mother and sister of the bride, from Rock ford, were out. of town gueets.

Mr. Crocker and his bride have gone to housekeeping at ODi Wellington street. SOCIAL CIRCLE-A pleasant meeting was held yesterday after The shops are full to overflowing Second Floor. with various designs of place cards, nut baskets, favors, jack-o-lanterns, witcheB, witches' hats, cauldrons, 1 a -i I victrola xr, $ioo blackcats, and pumpkins. Some of la "Home of Victor Service." noon with Mrs.

E. Hoxey, at her home on Lane street. The usual di versions were enjoyed and the host "FT ess, assisted by Mrs. George Selbig fates from tea leaves, according to this "Tea Rhyme:" "One leaf alone, alone you'll be; Two together, the priest you'll see; Three in groups, your wish you'll gain; Four a letter from a loving swain; Five, good news the letter will bring; Six in a row, a song you'll sing; Seven together, great fortune waits For you, so say the teacup fates. Tea leaves short and tea leaves tall Bring your company great and small; Tea loves many, and dotted fine Are of bad luck the surest sign; Tea leaves few and clean the Hm, Your cup with joy o'erflows the br'm." "Eats" for Hallowe'en.

Aside from candy pulls which are a favorite diversion for this night, simple, old-fashioned refreshments ore always liked. One successful hostess served baked hsm and potato salad, ginger bread, pumpkin pie and cider. A more pretentions menu con-Fisted of fruit salad in orange cups, with pimento cheese sandwichces, salted nuts in individual past-board pumpkins and Ice cream frozen in pumpkin shapes. and Miss Anna Mae Ilartong, served refreshments. The club will meet, in two weeks with, Mrs.

E. A. Heald. AECO NOMIA 'CLUB Plans were 3 mam these are costly, but many novelties may be purchased for five or ten cents apiece. Hallowe'en Decorations.

All the lighting at a Hallowe'en party should be from pumpkin lanterns skull lanterns and those devised from Suitable fruits or vegetables, for jack-o-lanterns. A squash leveled at the bottom with its pointed end for a cap makes a lantern particularly suggestive of a goblin. Another and diiTerent method is to take small glass fish globes, which may be bought for cents apiece, smoke them wit 1 a candle till the inside surface is covered with soot, then with a rag wrapped around the finger draw grotesque features. When candles are placed in these globes and they are set above the level of the eye they make the most awe-inspiring lanterns. Games to I'lay.

The parties which are voted the "best kind of a time" are when "Hal knows Sanders personalty, and If the person now in the hands of tho Jackson authorities proves to bo tho right iimn Sheriff Shores will endeavor to bring him hack without, requisition papers. The sheriff will probably return this evening, unless complications prevent. made tor a Halloween party to lie given tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Knowles, with Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Mfetiison as assisting hosts. At the club meeting held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Meggison on Saxon slreet. After the nnd games and contests appropriate (o the occasion occupied the early evening bonis. The evening concluded with dancing and refreshments.

WEDNESDAY liKIIKJK Mrs. Kd-inund Miller received Hie score favor at the club meeting with Mrs. K. F. McKlhiuncy yesterday afternoon at her home on Franklin street.

In two weeks Mrs. lOdward Alford will entertain the ladietj at her home in Highland. POND LILY CROCHET CLUB Met with Mrs. Claude Byerly on Iowa street yesterday afternoon. A two-course menu wan served.

Next, meeting will be two weeks hence with Mrs. Oritnian on Seventh street west. Car load of fancy potatoes now on I. C. tracks.

Special low price. Phone 4 35. N. J. Berkloy.

usual club diversions, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Knowles, re freshments. Mrs. F. N.

Roeers will entertain the club In two weeks at her home on South street. Take Off That Weight of Fall MACCABEES MET-Division 1. Maccnbee Hive, No. 22, met wlthU'-very Woman's Flesh Inducer, Wear Tone Lenses For Comfort! They're oval ghapod the eyelashes do not tonch the lenfi, and you have a wider range of vision. When Torio Lenses are made Bifocal or two lenseB in ONE they're simply perfeot Eyeglasses.

Let us fit your Eyea with Toric Lcnsefl. Let us replace your broken lenBea, 25 cents each and up. Why pay more. Full stock of lenses on hand. AJso frame of all kinds.

Watch Work Our Specialty. Easy, Wonderful, External Meth PILGRIM CLASS Mrs. 0. Miller, Mrs. S.

D. Mitchell and Miss Fettle were hostesses to members of the Pilgrim class of the First Congregational churrh yesterday afternoon at the home of the first named on Wellington street. The afternoon was spent, socially and Miss Miller and Miss Martin served refreshments. EN JOY A RLE THIMBLE BEE Mrs. J.

K. Munn, with Mrs. J. L. Galloway and Mrs.

Ilua-h Mell rov us As Mrs. Ed Moore on South street yesterday afternoon. Music was furnished by Miss Madeline Moore and Mrs Viola Hartsell. od for Men nnd Women. Kesult.s or Money Back Guaranteed to Users of $2.00 Packages, Which Contains Tliroo Times Amount in $1.00 Size.

All society Items Intended for the lay's paper must be in the office by 11 o'clock a. m. Items for the daily taleodar must be in by 9 o'clock. THURSDAY EVENING SHERIFF AFTER WIFE DESERTER sisting hostess, entertained the Masquerade dancing party Rus- Just dissolve Every Woman's Flesh Kodueer in your hath, and that's all! Your superfluous fat will fade away, Sheriff Shores left, early this for Jackson, Minn, to bring back lell-Lamson hall ladies of First. United Presbyterian church at a thimble bee yesterday afternoon at the home of the former on Park avenue west.

The time was F. Sanders, charged with wife de- easily, surely and without any bad Hallowe'en party for members of Thursday Initial club and friends evening at their home on Walnut street. The guest list included the guests of honor, members of the Grace M. E. church baseball team, who for the past two years have won the championship in the Sunday School league, their wives, Mr.

and Mrs. George Huntley, the former manager of the team, and Mr. and Mrs. C. II.

Bingham, Mr. Bingham being the superintendent of the Sunday school. In the center of the table was a miniature baseball field with really and truly sticks and leaves, which was surrounded bv a paper fence. In the middle of the field was a ball diamond made of sawdust sertion. The Individual maintains effects.

Dav bv dav vour fie-n re will o'clock yellow and white luncheon, and at 6 o'clock Mrs. Cousins will preside at a tea, at her home on Mulberry street. Mrs. John T. Riordan will entertain at breakfast at her home in the Wellington Saturday morning and at 1:30 of the same day Miss McElhinney will entertain in honor of the guests at luncheon.

HALLOWE'EN DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. E. Faulkner and Mr. and Mrs.

H. 0. Davis were dinner hosts last evening at the Davis home on Logan avenue. The guests numbered thirty and were the members of the La Lomita club and their husbands. The rooms were artistically decorated in suggestion of the Hallowe'en time and the table appointments were appropriate to the jolly night of goblins.

The menu was served In four courses and during the hour, Miss Ethel Cowlishaw gave piano selections. The evening hours were pleasant with games and contests true to the Hallowe'en time The regular club meeting will be held 1n two weeks with Mrs. Clarence Briden. AFTERN00PrECEPTI0N Mrs J. M.

Grimes, wife of the pastor of tho Control rv.l,.l.. -i spent socially and musical selections that, he is not the riiiin wanted, and refuses to come to Waterloo without Idrs. Clyde Parker. Bridge Party for House Guests Miss Tressa McElhinney. on tne pianola were enjoyed.

The hostesses, assisted by Misses ra res requisition papers. Sheriff Shores become more, and more ats it should be graceful, trim and beautiful. No need to starve yourself, dose with harmful, drastic drugs or go through exhausting and ridiculous exercises. and Genevieve Munn and Marion riul. Loyal Order of Moos A.

0. U. W. loway, served refreshments. SEWED FOR BAZAAR En flies of St.

Joseph's parish met with Mrs Henry Kelley, 415 Saxon street, yesterday afternoon to sew for the, bazaar which is to be held in Novem COURIER PATTERNS To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the following cmpon and send it to FASHION DEPARTMENT, EVENING COCKIER, WATERLOO, enclosing 10 cents for eacti patttrn. These patterns all )W for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you In ten days after Bending In your order. ber. Hostesses wen; Mrs TI enr' ley, Mrs.

Henderson, Mrs. M. Mitchell hall. FRIDAY MORNING. .10 o'clock Breakfast for Cedar Rapids guests Mrs.

F. C. Scane, Ellis Hotel. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Luncheon and Bridge Mrs.

Charles J. Rudolph. The Auction Bridge Mrs. Nathan Barber. Mrs.

Collins' division of Ladies' Aid society of Walnut street Baptist church Hallowe'en social Church parlors, Degree of Honor No. 21 thimble bee Miss Ethel Rickert. and Mrs. P. Townsend.

Fresh cut Chrysanthemums, Carnations, Roses, Smilax PANSY CLUTMrR. W. A. McFnr- lane was hostess to the club yesterday afternoon at her home on Linn v.v..i.ul minium cnurcn. WnR hostess at a reception for the' ladies Mrs- J- 11 Moore and Mrs Robert Flick were club visitors ami or tne cnurcb who have lately heen accepted yesterday afternoon 'at her nome on second street west.

The Waffle and sausage dinner and sup rooms were decorated with Hal per by Willing Workers class of First Brethren Mrs. W. D. Schrock. loween suggestions and here the Ladies' Industrial society of Union iaoies spent the time socially.

Con. tests were held for which Mrs witn the players in the right positions. Home plate was marked by a silver dollar and the players, who were represented by were watching a play to "get a man out between third and home." Along the side lines were the enthusiastic rooters, and most conspicuous In a bright blue suit was the manager and his faithful companion, "Fido," A bunch of league balls hung from the chandiliers and the place cards, done in blue and gold and in baseball design, made dainty souvenirs. The five-course menu was given in baseball terms, and the serving courtesies' were attended to by Misses Ruth Small, Avon Jameson, Julia Peek and Esther Northrup. The score, two to one, was announced with sticks of candy tied with the league colors, blue and gold.

Miss Mildred Rector presided at the Victrola, which gave musical selections during the serving. Mr. Huntley was toastmaster for the evening and the following graciously responded: "Memories of 1912," Ned Wyant. "Anxious Moments," Mrs. Etta Wood Loveall.

"Review of 1913," Roy Gibbs. "Fair Fans," Douglas Klaus. The members of the baseball team in whose honor the event was given are: Roy Gibbs, Ned Wyant, Frank to. to. uarrett and Miss Tay Congregational church thimble bee, Mesdames Silas Eldrldge, Florence Stevens, and Robert Morrow hostesses Church parlors.

lor received favors, and Mrs. E. Reynolds presided at the Victrola Bo of Your Handicap. EVERY WOMAN'S FLESH REDUCER Is the Easy Way. Superfluous fat is humiliating is dangerous.

Every Woman's Flesh Inducer will quickly and naturally relieve you of all abnormal fat. You can keen your wnicn furnished music. Refresh We deliver to all parts of city. Phone 489. Third and Jefferson Streets.

Luncheon and bridge for visiting guests Mrs. John H. Hanna. wlfiMM Mil FRIDAY EVENING. 6 o'clock tea for house guests Mrs.

G. N. Cousins. Mrs. H.

S. Bunnell assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. Mrs. J. II.

Wilson will entertain the club in two weeks at her home on Center street. FOR VISITING GUEST Mrs. Peter Doyle entertained a company of ladles yesterday afternoon at her home on Cottage street, in honor of Mrs. MeCaffery of Omaha, the house guest of Mrs. P.

Murphy. The afternoon was spent socially and the hostess, assisted by Mrs. John Ollleo, served refreshments. Kodak pictures of the hostess were given as favors. FOR RECENT BRIDE The members of Mrs.

Witt's Sunday school class pleasantly surprised Mrs. B. Sip-pel, a recent bride, last evening at her home on South street. The time was spent in sewing and Hallowe'en contests. Refreshments in keeping with Hallowe'en were served at the cIobs of the evening.

Mrs. Slppel, who was formerly Miss Blanche Ma-non, was presented with several gifts, one being a cut glass compote dish. C. L. club Hallowe'en party Mrs.

F. R. Fisher. Even Dozen club and husbands dinner party MrB. Charles Eighmey.

Ogurez and Knuff Klub Hallowe'en party Miss Edna Lang. Amoma class of First Baptist church, spread Church club room. weight just where you want it, and not feel weakened or exhausted. Indeed, you'll feel stronger and better in every way. You cannot be happy while you carry around with you that load of useless, energy-using fat.

Rid yourself of the burden. Get out of life the enjoyment you are entitled to. (ivt Every Woman's Flesh Reducer and begin its use today. At Drug and Department Stores, $1 or $2, or sent on receipt of price by The Every Woman (Not Inc.) 30 S. Fifth Chicago, 111.

For sale and recommended in Waterloo by Henderson Drug Wangler Bros. B. W. Schuneman Co. ments were served and the hostess was assisted by Mrs.

Barrett, Mrs. J. A. Francis and Mrs. W.

E. Robinson. ARE VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. R.

Floyd Elzy, whose mariiage took place Oct. 24 at Dos Moines, are in Waterloo visiting Mrs. Elzy's sisters, Mrs. Orlo Miller and Mrs. Gay Myers.

Mrs. Elzy formerly was Ange-line Golinvaux and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Golinvaux of Washburn and has a large circle of acquaintances there and at Cedar Falls where she attended the Iowa State Teachers' college. Mr.

Elzy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Elzy of Marshalltown, and assisted his father who was contractor for the road bed of the interurban between Waterloo and La Porte City.

Mr. and Mrs. Elzy will be at home after Nov 10 at Des Moines. Sunday school class of First Bap First Dance of Series of Dances given by Moose Drill Team at A. 0.

U. W. Hall THURSDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 30. tist church, Hallowe'en party Miss Esther Klinefelter. Men's Bible class of Walnut street Wyant, Verne Liehty, Dell Johnston, Douglas Klaus, Leslie Morrell, A.

Llndeloff, C. Mayes and Russell Baptist church lunch and social meeting Church club rooms. Printers' Hallowe'en social Labor Hallowe'en Dance. temple. 0752.

Lalie' Coat. Cut In 5 sizes: Hi, 36, 38, 40 and 4 2 inches bust measure. It requires 1 3-4 yards of 44 inch material for a 36 Inch size. Price 10c. Elks' dancing party Elks' hall.

Girard court Tribe of Ben Hur. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY Mrs. John H. Hanna, Miss Tressa McElhinney and Mrs. George N.

Cousins will this week be hostesses to Mrs. John Berry, Mrs. N. P. McKee Hallowe'en dance A.

O. U. W. hall. Aeco Nomla club and husbands.

INFORMAL A FT NOON i ss Margaret Stewart of San Francisco, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Catherine Chatfield, and former Waterloo acquaintances, was the guest of honor yesterday at a pleasant afternoon given by Mrs. Mattie Mason at her home on Franklin street. The guests of the afternoon were Miss Stewart's most intimate friends and the time was spent informally. Mrs.

Mason sened refreshments at 5 o'clock. Hallowe'en party Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Knowles and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Meggison at the home of the former.

1516 Call that numbor and tell us to send yon a load of good cool. Wo will send you and Mrs. John Kephart, all of Cedar Rapids, at week-end house party. The honored guests are expected this afternoon, and will be entertained at Riverside Drive club and hushamln Hallowe'en party Mrs. Henry Gee! 7 o'clock dinner, with Mrs.

Hanna as hostess at her home on Sycamore Hallowe'en social with amateur INFORMAL BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. William Close was hostess to her club yesterday afternoon at her home on Falls avenue. For the afternoon's playing of auction bridge, Mrs Flint received the high score favor. Mrs. H.

O. Rock well will entertain the ladies in two weeks at her home in the Washington. Miss Sue Tanner and Mrs. E. V.

Curtis were club visitors. CLIMAX LUMP A Coal that always gives satisfaction. street. Miss McElhinney will enter performance, by the organizations of Christ church Russell-Lamson hall. For the 10 cents enclosed please send pattern to tho following address: Size No.

H752 Name Address City and State tain gueBts numbering twenty-four this evening at bridge for the visit UNIQUE BANQUET Dr. and Mrs. HALLOWE'EN DANCING PARTY The Court of Honor entertained fifty guests at a Hallowe'en social WILSON JAGGAR, ers and tomorrow morning Mrs. F. C.

Scane will preside at a 10 o'clock A. J. Northrup presided at one of the most uniquely appointed banquets Telephone 1510. and dance last evening in the A. O.

breakfast at the EIHb. Mrs. Hanna Bear of Bo island Stork Yards, Just Off Million Avenue West, ever recorded in social circles last will entertain the guests at a 1 BlfcTHlUv U- naU- were deco- umi HUA PARTY Master Faye rated with Hallowe'en suggestions.