The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-25

| The Little Lights Of Literature
met Saturday afternoon at the home
oe Elose Edwards on East Church
street. The roll call was responded
Ito by patriotic quotations. a. splen
did paper entitled "The Boston Tea
Party" was read by Marguerite
Whiting. Joan watkins then read
a very interesting paper entitled,
l"What Washington Did for His
Country" This closed the program.
a guessing contest was then enjoyed,
the prize being won by Louise Bur-
CESS, and the consolation prize by
Frances Frye. Following this an
other contest was given, in which
Louise Burgess won the prize and
Marguerite Whiting the consolation
prizc. Refreshments were served.
Murlel Freeland was the only
lguest.
Miss Maude T.. Wood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood, of
lSilver street. and Mr.. William p
iley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Wiley, Of near Scott Town, were
lquietly united in marriage Friday
evening at 1889 o'clock at the Wesi
ley NJ. f. parsonage by Rev. c. =.
Rowley
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley will tempo
Irarily make their home in this city,
and will later locate in Florida.
Mrs. d. O. Weeks pleasantly en-
ltertained the members and guests
Ios the Twigs at her home on West
lCenter street, Saturday afternoon.
IIAll OF the club members together
with several guests coihb3keH Che
company entertained. $500, was the
principal diversion of the occasion.
Miss Florence Hain scored the great
lest number of points OF the club
members, winning the club prize.
Mrs. j. Jennings, of Columbus. cap
tured the guests prize. A light
luncheon was n concluding feature.
The clubs guest list: Mrs. Will
liam Dutton, of Prospect; Mrs. j.
Jennings, of Columbus; Mrs. Fred
IGuthery; Mrs. C. C. Stoltz; Mrs.
Sidney Young; Mrs. George King:
Mrs. George Copeland; Mrs. Rollie
,Shute; Mrs. Henry Stone.
John Il. Severns and Mrs. Dora
Arndt. both of this city, were Qui
,etly married at the Wesley NJ. ~.
church parsonage, at 6 o'clock Sun
day evening. In the presence Of
Miss Glen Barnnart an intimate
friend of the bride, Rev. G. T..
Rowley spoke the impressive cere-
mony uniting their lives.
The couple is well known in the
city. The groom Is yard foreman
lat the Marion Manufacturing COM
lpany's plant, and the bride Is
prominent woman who possesses
score of friends. They will reside
Ia this city.
Rev. +. +. w. 'Stelhom united
in marriage Mr.. George NJ. Fettcr
and Miss Gertrude Kclberger at the
Lutheran church parsonage on
Cherry street al s o'clock Thursday
evening. They will reside on Reed
Avenue.
Rev, d. II. Bailey, pastor of the
Epworth church, very quietly mar
lried Mr.. Jesse NJ. Cavinee and Miss
Hattie NJ. Brooks. at the parsonage
oil Oak street at six o'clock Sunday
evening. Mr.. Cavince is an Erie
ltrainmen with many friends among
the knights of the rail and his bride
is a charming young lady with hosts
of friends. They will reside in Gin
lcinnati.
Little Miss Gladys Irene Clark,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John III.
Clark, Of South Vine street, cele-
brated the sixth anniversary of her
birth by entertaining twenty of her
ilittlc friends. The afternoon was
very enjoyably passed In music and
childish games and nice refresh
ments we're served.
Miss Mae Idleman, of Cherry
street, was very pleasantly surprised
by a number of her friends Satur.
day evening. Music and games were
enjoyed. mock wedding proved n
livery amusing feature. An elegant
luncheon was served. Miss Idleman
WAS presented with a beautiful hand
painted plate. ~