On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the Central City Elks Lodge hosted a Halloween-themed costume ball featuring a variety of creative outfits, fun fundraising activities, and lively décor. One popular attraction was the “jail,” where attendees could “lock up” friends and others could “bail” them out for $10 ...
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Fun in the jailhouse
The costume ball’s makeshift jail was a hit! The “sheriff” found himself on the wrong side of the bars, sipping his drink while “locked up.” Friends had to chip in $10 to bail people out, adding a playful twist to the night’s festivities.
Mustard and hot dog combo
One of the cutest costumes of the night featured this guest as a mustard bottle with her dog dressed as a hot dog, complete with a bun and ketchup. They made the perfect pair, getting plenty of smiles from everyone at the party.
Vibrant in purple
This partygoer lit up the room in a bold purple jumpsuit, complete with fishnets and furry leg warmers. Her neon wig and playful accessories matched the disco lights perfectly, making her stand out as she danced the night away.
Witchy duo
These two went all out with their dramatic witch costumes, rocking ruffled black skirts, leather corsets, and oversized pointy hats. The pink and purple wigs added a colorful twist to their classic look, fitting right in with the spooky vibes and festive decor at the Elks Lodge.
On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the Central City Elks Lodge hosted a Halloween-themed costume ball at its historic venue at 113 Main Street, Central City.
This lodge, known for its commitment to the community since its founding in 1902, serves as a social and charitable hub in the area. Part of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, the Central City Lodge promotes values of charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity, supporting programs for veterans, youth, and local community welfare.
The costume ball featured a variety of creative outfits, fun fundraising activities, and lively décor. One popular attraction was the “jail,” where attendees could “lock up” friends and others could “bail” them out for $10, adding a playful twist to the evening’s festivities. The event captured the Elks’ mission of fostering community spirit while supporting good causes.
