ferent countries; the flags to be numbered.
Provide each guest with a card containing as many numbers as there are
flags. The guests are requested to fill out the cards with the names of
countries the flags represent, and are allowed fifteen minutes in which
to do this. He who correctly fills his card in the shortest time is
given a prize. Flag stickpins, bon-bon boxes representing flags, or some
patriotic book would be appropriate.

It is surprising how few are familiar with the flags of different
nations.

=HALLOW-E'EN=

Hallow-e'en or Hallow-Even is the last night of October, being the eve
or vigil of All-Hallow's or All Saint's Day, and no holiday in all the
year is so informal or so marked by fun both for grown-ups as well as
children as this one. On this night there should be nothing but
laughter, fun and mystery. It is the night when Fairies dance, Ghosts,
Witches, Devils and mischief-making Elves wander around. It is the night
when all sorts of charms and spells are invoked for prying into the
future by all young folks and sometimes by folks who are not young.

In getting up a Hallow-e'en Party everything should be made as secret as
possible, and each guest bound to secrecy concerning the invitations.

Any of the following forms of invitations might be used.

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| Witches and Choice Spirits of Darkness will |
| hold High Carnival at my house, |
| .................. Wednesday, October 31st, |
| at eight o'clock. Come prepared to test your |
| fate. |
| Costume, Witches, Ghosts, etc. |
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| Miss Ethel Jones will expect to see you |
| at her Hallow-e'en Party Wednesday, Oct. |
| 31st, at 8 o'clock. She begs that you will |
| come prepared to participate in the mysteries |
| and rites of All Hallow's Eve, and to wear |
| a costume appropriate to the occasion. |
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| On Wednesday, Oct. 31st, at 8 o'clock, I |
|shall celebrate Hallow-e'en and hope that you |
|will come and participate in the mysteries |
|and rites of All Hallow's Eve, so come prepared|
|to learn your fate. |
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