The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-06


the most pleasing numbers was clev-
lerly, executed by Harry Kellar and
Miss Clara Hoover and Don Dibert
land Mrs. Lorln Rhodes.
I A large number of out-of-town
Ipeople were in attendance.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Salem Evangelical church was enter
fained last night by Miss Mary Kull,
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Thomas
ON West Center street.
The following officers. elected at
recent meeting, were installed: Mrs.
Carries Click, president; Miss Mari
Ianne Reinicke, vice president; Miss
lCallie Schoechle, recording secre-
ttary; Miss Catharine Reinicke, cor
responding secretary: Miss Alma
Leffler, treasurer md Paul Kull, IL
brarian.
The members decided to take part
In q supper and entertainment to be
given by the Harmonic Society of
the church, about Easter. At the
close of the business session, re-
freshments were served, and social
time enjoyed.
The Queen Esther Circle of Ep-
worth NJ. f.. church held "mush
and m;lk'' social ir the basement Of
the church Tuesday evening which
proved most delightful affair.
The guests numbering about thir-
tv-five assembled at the church at
8 O'Clock and enjoyed an informal
program of music, rendered by
Miss Grace Mmlson, Ethel Finley
and Matte Meredith. A mush and
MIX supper which followed was
the particular feature Of the even
ing and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The social was concluded with
games and various social diversions
A party Of friends and members
of Maroon Lodge of Pathfinders No.
42l pleasantly surprised Mr.. j. Z.
Megahey last night at his home on
Leader street in honor of his birth.
day anniversary.
The seventy-f;ve visitors simply
took the Megahey homestead by
storm and takirg UP the carpets
proceeded to hold an old fashioned
dance. Cards ani music were also
in order and an enjoyable social
time resulted. Mr.. Megahcy re-
ceived u number Of beautiful and
useful presents.
The hostess during the evening
served elegant refreshments.
AT the Gmder home on West
Center street last evening Mr.. John
Gunder and Mr.. Frank r. Setter
entertained a party of gentlemen
friends with a delightful stag ban
quct.
The guests numbered thirty-five
end most ENJOYABLE time resulted.
Cards were in order. Twelve in
teresting games Of progressive
euchrc being played. Arthur Bry-
ant won the first prize while con-
s0latDiiG honors were bestowed on
Bal Gyf Staiger.
IA two course luncheon was
concluding feature cf the evcn-
lingafa
IA 1.liost interesting meeting of
the Royal Temple was held at the
home Of Miss Faye Shambaugh of
Bellefontaine Avenue Tuesday ev-
ching. All members of the society
were present. Miss Hazel Zeig was
made n member.
A musical and literary program
participated in by Misses Floren;e
Faulkner, Lulu Paschorr Faye
Shambaugh and blanche Cocherl,
was one of the features of the ev-
ening's entertainment. Elegant
refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Miss May Weber OF
Windsor street IN two weeks.
a number of the friends of Mrs.
Maud Little peNpetrated q very
pleasant surprise on her at the home
of Mrs. David Gardner of Willow
street Tuesday evening. Tho even
ing was passed with music and var
1ous social amusements an an ex-
cellent dinner wGs served.
Those present were Mesiames
g. 7. Geran, Frederick Hostetter,
Fred Terpany, John Click, Thomas
Woodrow. h. +. Sanford, G.. M.
Henry. Klock, Wp. Hudson, Wet
zell. Harruff, Frank Carpenter,
Smith, Raw Bonnet. Frank Pur-
ington, Balm, and Misses Nellie and
Grace Purineton, Florence and An
M Alspach and Miss Lanning.
Miss Ethel Krause, Of South
State street was hostess to the
Futre Mons Yesterday afternoon. I
Cards. music and needlcwork were
the principal diversions. Dainty re-
Treatments were served by tho hos