Muncie Normal Institute - Arbor Vitae Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Commercial Halloween Party llalloween party was given hy Bliss Beatrice BVilson for the Goin- : niercial Departnienl ot' the Bluncie Normal Institute. K ' The students inet at the honie of Bliss XVilson at H28 BVest Sev- enth street, in their varied costuines, sonic of which were those of clowns, America, Blartha BVashington, Blorning. The Shepherdess, lfortune Tellers, Gypsy Dancing Girls, Flower Girls, while those worn hy the hoys were George BVashington, Blessengcr lioys, Policeinen. liulies. Clowns and Indians, The jollity was connnenced with a strolling party to a vacant store huilding which was decorated with corn stalks and rihhons which were the school colors. yellow and lilack. The room was provided with plenty of cushions and benches and was lighted exclusively hy punipkin faces. The walls were a solid niass of wonderfully assorted pennants. class coloi's and leaves, which were colored with the season. The piano was also covered with pennants and all that remained uncovered was the keylioard which was wonderfully handled hy Bliss liudora Sample. The ainuseinents of the evening were nioulding contests in which the dillerent guests engaged in nioulding cats out of putty. Blrs. Iva Coss niade the niost perfeet one and received the lirst prize. Blr. tlarris received the liooliy prize. The fortune telling hooth was a place of great interest as the fortune teller was one of great i'enown. Blany of her prophecies have conie to pass, Another way to have the fortune told was to go to the great kettle and iind your fortune which was hidden in English walnut shells, the lioys' fortune heing marked with a hlack rilmhon and the girls' with a yellow. In a tuh of water was placed three apples, one yellow. one red and the other green. Bows and arrows were provided and the ganie was to pierce an apple with a dart, your fate resting on the apple you hit. This was very inuch sport and gi'eat accuracy was shown in the shooting. A three-course luncheon was served after whieh favors were given. The crowd strolled hack to the hoine of Bliss BViIson where they took oll' their inasks and were ve1'y much surprised to see how niuch they eould he fooled. BVe are glad that our school days may he crowded with such reminiscences. 53