Every year Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wright Invite a few intimate friends and tlie members of their bridal party to assist ir. celebrating- the happy anniversary. and last night at the appointed time a few guests gathered at th* Wright home In East Jefferson street to offer congratulations and wishes for continued happiness. The rooms were decorated in keeping with the Hallowe’en season, with • pumpkins, and. one especially unique Idea of The. hostess, was a bowl from which the guests had punch during the evening. A hollow pumpkin held a jar, and this similated a well, from which the guests obtained the delicious bev-eridge it contained b]' means of small tin cups attached to the well by cords and signicant of the tenth or tin wed ding anniversary, which Mr. and Mrs. Wright celebrated yesterday.At supper the guests were seated around the table, charmingly decorated with, vines of-green, find having for its epergno the conventional wedding cake. On top of the cake was a miniature wedding procession, whose participants were tiny vrllnw rtgures with wee pumpkin heads. The mannikin groom wore evening dress, his bride was in white with a veil and bOffuet, and the clergy man-manni!un wasrobed in black, with brides' maids and attendants dressed to their parts. At each cover as a souvenir of the tin wedding, there were small pumpkin pies baked in miniature tins, with tins the same size turned over them and tied with white satin ribbons. Guests at the anniversary affair were Mr. and MrsT Frank Bond. Mr, anil Mrs. Alex White, Mr. and Mrs. Arte mas Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Keegan. Mr. and Mrs. John Doug all, Mr. and .Mrs. Will Noll, Mrs. Willey, Miss Frances and Georsc Willey.