Fogging Cauldron with Strobe Light
Source: HalloweenMart
This 12" cauldron comes complete with fogging system and strobe light. Perfect for table top or smaller areas.
Fogging Cauldron W/Strobe Light
$ 49.99
The smoke and lightning effect is sound and/or motion activated. Fog juice sold separately. Make this Halloween the most bewitched with two Cauldrons, one on each side of the entryway. Really cool effect!
Regular Fog Juice for Fogging Machine
Fog Juice Gallon
$ 29.99
Be confident you won't run out. This quality fog juice provides a thick covering and will not spoil over time. One gallon.
Is a Gallon Just a Little Too Much?
Try our Quart Size of our regular fog juice on for size.
Fog Juice Quart
$ 9.99
Plenty for one or two parties. This quality fog juice provides a thick covering and will not spoil over time. One quart.
Ground Fog Juice for Fogging Machine
Ground Fog Juice Gallon
$ 29.99
Lots of juice for use with our Ground Fogger. Ground Fog Juice is denser than our regular fog juice, so it will stay lower to the ground.
Don't forget to clean out the fogger once in a while...
Fog Machine Cleaning Solution
$ 12.99
Clean any residue left behind in your fog machine. Utilizing this cleaner will produce high quality performance for maximum fog effect. One quart.
The Witch Party
November 12, 1892
A Novel Entertainment Highly Appreciated by a Large Audience
The Witch Party given by St. Luke's Guild in Armory Hall, Friday evening,
was a novelty in the way of entertainments. The attendance was unusually large. The hall was appropriately decorated for the occasion with palm
leaves, evergreens and ivy arranged with exquisite taste. In the center of the room Was the witches' cauldron, and half way between the earth and sky the old woman in the clothes basket was suspended.
The opening number was a march by the wizards and witches. This was followed by a piano solo " The Witches Dance," which wan excellently rendered by Miss Ella Goeliner. During this number five witches danced around the cauldron.
"The Ghost Song" by Misses Minnie and Della Prior, accompanied by the
rolling of thunder and flashing of lightning produced a decided impression on the audience. This number was received with applause.
The mandolin, guitar and piano trio by Misses Mossmayer, Prior and Ellis
was a pleasing feature of the entertainment.
The shadow dunce by Mrs. H. Laugenour was gracefully given.
Miss Carrie Cornes, of Sacramento, rendered a beautiful vocal solo which
was warmly applauded.
The Orpheus Quartette dosed the program with several vocal selections.
Dancing, games, astrology and other amusements then engaged the attention
of the guests, Refreshments were served during the evening.
