Minnie Mouse is laughing because her friends pointed out she has a tail attached to her as well || Monica Sager Chef Theo Carangelo was even in costume || Monica Sager Bill was a skeleton || Monica Sager Chef Theo Carangelo made spider cupcakes || Monica Sager Chef Theo Carangelo made skull meatloaf || Monica Sager A group of residents attended the Halloween lunch ||. Monica Sager A group came to have lunch together on Halloween || Monica Sager The winners of the Halloween costume lunch || Monica Sager A judge || Monica Sager A fashionista || Monica Sager Dana wore a milk-and-cookies costume || Monica Sager A queen and a Scrabble board || Monica Sager
The Swampscott Senior Center was transformed into a haunted hall of fun on Friday, as residents arrived in costume for a frightfully festive Halloween lunch.
Chef Theo Carangelo served up a ghoulishly good menu featuring skull-shaped meatloaves and spider cupcakes.
Ghosts, goblins, and giddy trick-or-treaters filled the room, with costumes ranging from Snow White and Minnie Mouse to a grinning skeleton, cookies-and-milk, and even a walking Scrabble board.
