The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-15
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Thursday evening q number of
friends pleasantly surprised Miss
Anna Fetter, at her home on Reed
Avenue. it being her seventeenth
birthday anniversary. The evening
was pleasantly passed in various
games and guessing contest was in
order in which Mr.. Ralph Smith
won the prize. Light refreshments
were served. Miss Fetter was pre-
scented with a signet ring.
Those present we're: Bertha Bend
'er, Laura Cross, Ella Atkinson, Ella
Smith. Pauline Bender, Maud Smith,
Anna Fetter, Olive Smith, Luella
Fetter, Stella Everly, Oral Mitchell,
James Everly, Frank Durkin, Floyd
Latimore, Ralph Smith. Walter Fet-
ter, Herbert Bender. A. w. Lowe,
Harry Atkinson, Elmer Hinamon
and Roy Tevener.
One of the most enjoyable gather
iDgs ever held by the Fortnightly
club. was the Valentine party given
yesterday afternoon at the nome of
Mrs. Jennie Kulencamp, of North
Main street.
The interior OF the residence was
nicely decorated with hearts aud
flowers, the predominating color be-
ing red. Hand painted hearts we're
given as favors. A valentine con-
test proved to be very entertaining.
The contest won by Mrs. Frank
Thomas. of Kenton. and Mrs. Ans
ley, Of Bellefontaine. The former
lady received handsome burnt
wood card tray and the later a nice
burnt wood calendar. An excellent
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The guests o: the club on this oc-
casion were, Mesdames Clay Harvey,
Frank McDonough. William Turner,
Van Benschoter, George Baker, j.
II. BattenHeld, William Tracy, Rowe
Tucker, G.. Groves, Charles Gompf,
and Mrs. Frank Thomas and Mrs.
Born, of kenton, and Mrs. Anslcy,
o. Bellefontaine.
A large and appreciative audience
followed Miss Catherine Smith, Of
Des Moines, Ia, In her description
of the National Art Gallery, Of Lon
don, at the Y. NJ. G. A. yesterday
afternoon. Miss Smith reviewed
the great artists and their work as
represented In the various rooms of
the gallery. Miss Smith will give
course of talks on the art galleries of
Europe.
The next lecture will be given at
the residence of Mrs. G.. G.. Stoltz,
on North Prosect street, next Thurs
day afternoon. The art of Belgium
and Holland will be the subject at
this meeting.
Mrs. Charles Hofstetter. of East
Center street, was hostess to the
members of the w. II. G. club yes
terday afternoon at very pleasant
gathering. The afternoon was spent
with needle work and refreshments
were served.
Tie next meeting will be held In
three weeks at the home of Mrs.
Agnes Edelman, on East Center
street.
Mrs. G.. G.. Agnew, of Pearl street
entertained the members and guests
OF the Cuicere club Wednesday after
neon. The rincipal ocial feature
OF the occasion was a guessing con-
test, In which Mrs. d. A. Barril won
frst prize. Music and fancy work
we're other features of amusement.
ALI elegant three course luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Louis Uhl. of Wilson Avenue
will entertain the club ut its next
meeting.
The Golden Rule Cooking School
met at the home of Miss Bessie
Welch on the Boulevard, Thursday
evening. All of the members were
present, and a very interesting ses-
sion resulted. Various social diver
slons with music and games we're
features.
Tue Queen Esther Circle, OF Ep-
worth church, was. nicely enter
tained at regular meeting last
night by Mrs. Fred Carhart. The
program of the evening was opened
with song, after which Miss Edna
Rose read paper dealing with the
question. The paper
was discussed by the members. Miss
Zella Mann read prophecy" deal
Ing with the futures of tho members
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