The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-15

The annual dollar social of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Church was held in the pariors Oh
the church Tuesday evening ana
nroved success in every detail.
Each member of the society hao
agrecd to earn o dollar for the
missionary cause, and at the social
the members presented their doi,
lars and told how they had earned
them. The evening was largely de-
voted TO social diversions and
pleasing feature was luncheon
which was served about 10 O'Clock.
The society realized the sum o1
about $50 on the affair.
Miss Irma Sontag OF Pleasant
street pleasantly entertained the
members of the Young People s
Christian Endeavor society OF the
United Brethren church last night.
An excellent program OF music,
both instrumental and vocal, was
rendered. Among those who con-
tributed to the program were Miss
Bessie Dowler, Lawrence Ames,
Ralph Smith, Lottie Campbell, Fay
Shambaugh and Rose Ward. AT the
conclusion of the program course
luncheon was served and general
good social time enjoyed.
The sem-annual social of the
Epworth Literary society was held
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Sifritt
on South State street Tuesday ev-
ening. 1t was the occasion upon
which the ladies of the circle enter
tanned their husbands and friends
and the affair proved most de-
lightful one. The principal feature
of the occasion was short adj
dress by Ralph Parlette, the noted
humorous lecturer who just return
ed from the Pacifk, coast on lee
turing tour. Special musical num-
bels were contributed by Miss Lii
Ian Burgess and little Miss Gladys
Clark.
"A concluding Feature was an elc-
CANT tliiee-course luncheon. Before
adjourning the programs for the
proceedings Of the circle for the
next year were distributed.
Mrs. Chas. Lepper, OF North State
street pleasantly entertained the mem
bers of the w. s. J. club and num-
Der OF guests yesterday afternoon. The
time was spent with cards and n
luncheon was served
The guests of the club on this oc
casion were:Mrs. B. f. Schurtz, Mrs.
j. j. Sloan, Mrs. Edward Oberlin, Mrs.
Henry Waggoner, of this city and Mrs.
Edawrd Brauns, Mrs. r. Rangler,
Mrs. James Lime, Mrs. Frank Gear,
Miss Mabel Case and Miss Clara
Burg all of Upper Sandusky.
The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs William Fies, Of West Cen
ter street.
Mrs. NJ. c.. Chipps, of North Self
ner avenue, was hostess to the b. b.
club at a pleasant meeting yesterday
afternoon, embroidery work and social
intermingling were features of the af-
ternoon. Each guest was presented
with a handsome souvenir of the
occasion. A dainty luncheon was
served. The plate favors were roses.
Mrs. Lee Howison was the only guest
of the club.
Mrs. William Geiger. of South
Seffncr avenue. will next entertain
the club.
The members of the Jolly Six club
perpetrated very pleasant surprise
upon Mr.. r. Ruhl at his home on
Pleasant street yesterday evening the
occasion being his thirtieth birthday
anniversary.
The members called unexpectedly
at the Ruhl Nome about 0 o'clock and
the surprise was complete The even
Ing was pleasantly spent at cards
and music. Al elegant three course
luncheon was served, The home
was prettily decorated for the Occa-
sion In apple blossoms and ferns.
Honoring Mrs. Harry Quigley, who
recently returned from trip abroad
Mrs. Ward II. Bones, OF East
Church street, entertained at 900
party yesterday afternoon. The
guests were received at 2:30 O'Clock
and the hours until were pleasantly
passed at cards, there being eight
tables. Mrs. A. e. Cheney cap
tured the honors Of the occasion. Al
6 O'clock. the hostess served deli
cious luncheon of four courses.
Mrs. j. Byron Hume pleasant,
entertained seven tables at "5OO
at llef. lidnic on South State stree
yesterday evening. After the seaso
at cards which extended betwee
the hours Of $3.50 and II the hostes
served a fine three course luncheon
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