The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-02

One of the most brilliant events Of
Ian unusually active social season was
the luncheon and card party given
saturday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Lippincott. at the Pilgrim Inn. The
ievent was IN honor or Mrs. Lippin-
colts sivHr, AIRS Thomas Ilalleck
johnson, of Indianapolis.
The guests were received by the
hostess and the guest of honor in
the spacious parlors OF the hostelry.
LATTER q short season of social inter-
mlngling. the dining room was en-
tered. The room looked very pret-
|ty trimmed with jack roses and smil-
ak. The tables were arranged to
form an H." A six course lunch
leon. complete in every appointment,
was served.
After the luncheon the parlors
were again entered and the remainder
of the afternoon was spent at bridge,
eleven tables OF players participating.
Mrs John ]. Darmody won first
AA:s. for which she received
Eandsome jewel box. Mrs. M. Strel-
isz was given the consolation prize,
a dainty bit OF china.
The guests were: Mrs. E. p. Fish
Ter, Miss Florence Sater, Mrs. d. Il.
Crissinger, Mrs. George w. King;
Mrs. May Beckett, Mrs. Dan Ev-
ans, Miss Hazel King, Mrs. Frank
Hughs, Mrs. Oswald Wollenweber,
Mrs. Henry B. Hane, Mrs. Joseph
matthews, Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs.
William Scofield, Mrs. r.. l.. Uhler,
Mrs. c.. 70. Sargent. Mrs. Williams,
MRS. E. r.. Powers, Mrs. ID. O.
Weeks. Mrs. II. N. Quigley, Mrs.
John Darmody. Mrs. Hand, Mrs.
Frank Huber, Mrs. Fred Dombaugh,
mrs. N. l.. Gebhardt, Mrs. A. III.
Honefanger. Mrs. Charles l.. Allen.
Mrs. John ID. Owens. Mrs Clifford
Owens. MIS-. Guy Hendricks, Mrs.
&c. c. Stoltz. Mrs. May Culbertson.
MRS. II. IT, lHodder, Mrs. James
washable. Mrs. George b. Christian.
Miss Mildred Christian, Mrs. Isa-
belle Norris. Mrs. Mary II. Little.
Mrs. Harry N. Pierson, Mrs. George
hrause, Mrs. Charles T.. AIerkel,
Mrs. Charles La Marche, Mrs. A.
g. Edmondson. Mrs. George II.
van Fleet. Mrs. Dan Frank. Miss
cara Diebold. Mrs. Frank Inst
Airs. 20. s. Rapp. Mrs. r. H
Johnson, Mrs. G. I.andon. Mrs M
>. Sullivan. Mrs. James b. Ch,fTi-
cry Mrs. Victor Dombaugh. Mrs
w. q. Harding, Mrs. George B.
;CliHstiah ar., Mrs. Louise Gotisehal
Mrs' John Cleary. Miss Mary Leon
ara. Mrs. W. II. Bones. and Mrs
Hopkins.
| notable concluding event or tho
many social activities of Thankseiv-
ing week was the card party given
by Miss Hlda Garberson and Miss
Mildred Dombaugh at the home OF
the latter on North State street
Saturday afternoon. About thirty
guests assembled at 2 o'clock and the
hours until 8 We're pleasantly PASSED
at 800" At $40 The hostesses
served an elegant three course lunch
con. In the season at cards. Miss
Mary Pixley won first honors
llhe guests were Miss Hazel Wells.
lof Delaware; Miss Mary Newton of
Circleville; Miss Mary Pixley. Of
ISpHngfeld; Miss Bessie Hart. OF
lAkmn; Misses Margaret burgess.
mildred Christian. LAURA Clark, Dom
ma Ruth Crissinger, Francis Culber-
son. Jennie Collier, Marie Stuart
Damnody, Stella Evans, Roma Hofs-
ltetter Florence ,Hoffmire, Hazel
Harvey. Elizabeth Hopkins, Ethel
liowser. Lydia Knapp. Hazel Lepper,
Olga Morganthaler. Rhea Munnell,
Dora Nash, Esther Nicely. Bonnie
Pinyerd, Helen Rosenberg. raosalIe
Strelitz, Flossie Shurx. Joan Wat
kins. Hattie May Wolford. Zelda
Ramer and Mrs r.. G. Krause.
n'oday's Ohio State Journal con-
tains a fine likeness OF Miss I.esta
Coffman, former resident of Pros
pect, who on Thanksgiving Day. be-
come the bride OF Mr.. Holmes l..
Smith. a popular young business man
OF Columbus
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lippincott of the