Dennison's Bogie Book was a series of Halloween decoration and party guides published by the Dennison Manufacturing Company, whose primary business was paper products (including plain crepe paper and a variety of specific decorative items) beginning in 1909 and continuing near-annually for at least a couple of decades. The contents are somewhat hilarious by modern standards, but one has to admire the creativity of the company's marketing staff in adapting paper products for everything from table decorations to hats to entire costumes.

The original books are collector's items now, and quite expensive, but several of them are freely available online.

The 1919 edition, whose cover is shown at left (click to enlarge), features a whole page of "Innovations for the Dancing Party" on page 26. Some of them are quite clever while some are quietly horrifying in a grimly amusing way. But if you want to put on a Halloween dance in the style of the late 1910s, there are enough tidbits here to make it work. The rest of the book is also a helpful guide to decorating a room or a refreshment table, making party hats for one's guests, and creating invitations. There's even a short ghost story. I'm just going to stick to the dance-specific parts, but the entire book may be seen at Hathitrust for those who wish to delve into the rest of it....[Halloween dance party games behind the cut]