The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-01

A pleasant surprise in honor of
the Halloween season was perpet-
rated on Mrs. Charles Neatly, Of
forty ladies and gentlemen. men,
bers OF the American Insurance
union. The evening was pleasantly
lpassed with music, games and
other diversions and light refresh
'ments were served.
4 The guests were. Misses Irma
Sontag, Emma Kerwecker, Emma
Hultz, Ollie Cook, Rosella Ker-
wecker. Leona !, Messenger. Goldie
Rentchler, limo Scofield, Bessie
Earl. Grace and Mary Horseman,
Ruby Staley, Bertha Bender, Mr..
Louis schern. Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
son. Mrs. Hults, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Bentz. Mr..
and Mrs. kesler. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rayl. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwein-
furth, Mrs. Carder, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Merle Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. John
a Hocter, Mr.. and Mrs. tHorseman,
Mrs. Staley, Earl Bolander, William
; Sabiens, Elton Earl. George Nicely,
! Harry Sturmer, George Hultx,
Charles McNeal. and Ralph Horse
man. ~; aF.
I. The Companion OF Foresters enter
tained the Foresters and their friends
iat a halloween social in the lodge
halls last evening. The halls were
very nicely decorated in fodder and
pumpkins and presented very in
viting scene. About $50 people as
sembled and all greatly enjoyed the
excellent entertainment which was af-
forded.
An informal program of music and
recitations was rwendered, after
which refreshments consisting bf
gingerbread, pumpkin pie and coffee
were served. Home made candy and
various other delicacies were offered
Tor sale during the evening. A gen
erai good social time was enjoyed by
those present. ~sff -
Misses Edna Rogers and Matti,
Meredith delightfully."- entertained ,
number of young people at
"dress up' party at the home O
MISS Rogers on Windsor street
thursday evening. The twenty -fou
couples entertained were receive,
at the door by Miss Marie Luca
and Master Paul Jones
fortune telling was, a feature n
the evening and II proved a sourc
OF much entertainment. The Roe
ers' home was tastily decorate,
,or the occasion with various Hal
ioween decorations. "
two course supper was serve,
by the hostesses.
The Embroidery Club was de,,oh.
,ui'y entertained yesterday afternoon
10y Mrs. George B. Christian, Jr. q,
ner nome on Mt. Vernon avenue
tue aHair being five o'clock tea
me nome was. tastefully decorated In
observance of the season NJ u.I
,ioween. An excellent collation. wa.
served by the hostess
Ihe club will meet two wee.s ,ror,
tomorrow with Miss Alice Grow -,
West Church street. "
Mr, and Mrs. Y. NJ. Cunninpbor,
OF Lafayette street, entertained
shaii company of friends last even.
ing with six o'clock dinner. The
nome was nicely decorated with foI.
'age' pumpkins and flowers.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and ,irs
George B. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs Wv
a. McClain. Mr.. and Mrs Raw Ma :,
TN and daughter Cornelia. M srd
Mrs. DeIos Dewolfe and SON snI
MIS- Earl r. Wilson. y
nhe Y. NJ. G. A, Literary c,uh
n,unsiy observed Halloween last
night by holding a social in its club
room In the Association building
Following an elaborate dinner which
was served at O'clock. businsss
session was held. The club re.
organized for the winter season bv
e'ectins the following officers: =
benJamin Grills, president; Rodney
Hume' vice president; Percy Spencer