| Every year Halloween party is celebrated
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| | fortunetelling. No Halloween party would
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| specially by most of the kids. This is
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| | be complete without some sort of
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| the moment when the children come out
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| | fortunetelling stunt, especially for
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| with so many costumes ideas, it will be
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| | teen-age youngsters. "Goblet Fortunes"
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| also a good time to invite your childrens
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| | are fun to do. Place a goblet on a table.
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| friends to celebrate and play together in
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| | Tie a ring to a string. Let each guest
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| this occasion. In this article you will
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| | drop the ring to the bottom of the goblet
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| find some tips on how to arrange the
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| | while he recites the alphabet.
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| Halloween party.
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| | Immediately when the ring strikes the
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| Of the many different kinds of Halloween
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| | side of the goblet the person stops. The
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| parties a hard-time party is bound to be
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| | letter with which he or she stops is
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| intriguing. Appropriate invitations for
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| | indication of the name of the person he
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| this type of party are written on torn
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| | or she will marry.
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| pieces of brown paper decorated with a
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| | "Halloween Hags" are lots of fun. Draw on
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| black-cat sticker. Black cats, witches,
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| | a sheet a life-size witch with stringy
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| and bats from the dime store make
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| | hair, peaked hat, etc., with a hole where
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| effective home decorations. Pictures can
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| | the face should be seen. Hang a sheet in
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| be hung at an angle or upside down. The
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| | an open doorway. Let the girls stick
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| dressing table may boast a shiny pie tin
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| | their heads in the opening, making faces
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| used for a hand mirror along with an old
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| | to disguise their identities. Boys write
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| comb minus many teeth. Gunny sacks make
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| | their guesses as to who each one is. Then
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| lovely window curtains for this hard-time
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| | the girls take their turns at guessing
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| affair.
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| | whose face they see. It is surprising how
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| Such a setting entails very little
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| | hard it is to guess each face. The
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| expense, not too much effort and creates
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| | youngsters are very good at face-making
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| an atmosphere of hilarity that starts the
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| | and have a grand time doing it.
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| party off with a bang. A game that all
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| | At the conclusion of the games serve your
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| young people will enjoy is a game o£
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| | guests a hearty lunch. Have the dining
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| "Halloween Ten Pins." This is especially
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| | table set with a clean ragged cloth or
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| good when bowling is so popular. In
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| | brown paper doilies. Cracked and nicked
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| keeping with the hard-time motif use
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| | dishes are in order along with old and
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| ginger ale bottles for pins and solid
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| | odd pieces of silverware. Candles stuck
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| heads of cabbages for balls. Set a
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| | into empty pop bottles may be used for
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| certain score for game and let some
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| | table lighting. Colored magazine ads that
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| expert bowler keep score for the crowd.
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| | represent some fault or peculiarity of
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| Don't keep at one game too long.
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| | the guests may be used for place cards.
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| After this game "Match Box Relay" will be
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| | This causes a riot of fun and you would
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| fun. Divide the guests into two teams,
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| | be surprised how quickly each guest will
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| girls against boys. Let the hostess
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| | spot his place. Oyster stew, vegetable
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| fasten the cover of a penny match box on
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| | salad, rolls, pickles, jelly, pumpkin pie
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| the nose of each of the leaders. Each
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| | and cider will satisfy the hungriest
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| must transfer the box cover from his nose
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| | guest and are not too hard to prepare.
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| to the nose of the next team mate without
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| | Children love their fortune told. If you
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| the use of the hands. If the cover is
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| | want to fascinate your party kids
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| dropped, it may be picked up and put back
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| | completely then try the fortune telling
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| on the nose of the last person to have
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| | game, they will definitely enjoy the
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| it. The team that finishes passing the
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| | game. Next, you can entertain them with
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| box first is the winner, of course.
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| | their favorite food.
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| Halloween is synonymous with
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