The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-16

held In the Huber Hall Tuesday
night, proved one Of the grandest
social events I'm the history of the
order. The committee on arrange
ments, composed of Messrs. Morris
Lederman, Henry Ebert and William
Kern, spared no efforts In making the
occasion the great success that it
was.
At $3.50 O'Clock fully two hundred
ing costumes Of the most numerous
and novel masquerade order. The
masks were removed after the grand
march, and the identity of the dane.
ers was made known.
The program consisted of twenty
dance numbers which was rendered
by an orchestra of five pieces. The
grand march, which was the sixth
number on the program was executed
at 8 o'clock. 1t was artistically led
by John Ebert and Miss Clara
Hoover, followed by Edward Cole
man and Miss Ethel Williams. More
than one hundred couples took part
in this number.
Dancing continued until after 1
o'clock when the merry makers dis
persed, but not before they had ex-
pressed their appreciation, to their
royal hosts, the Deutscher Bund, for
most delightful evenings enjoy
ment. The floor was in charge of a
committee composed Of Henry Ebert,
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The Womans Relief Corps held an
important meeting yesterday and
spent the afternoon devising ways
a.ld means of relieving the poor of
the city who are suffering many
hardships on account of sickness and
lack of work.
The corps found but little work
to during the early part of the
winter, and it was not thought that
the work would be increased to any
great extent as the weather has been
very mild. During the past few
weeks there has been much sickness
In the poorer districts of the city and
many people who have not before
asked for aid, are forced to do so
on account of sickness.
AS the weather turns colder, the
suffering will be increased and
largo amount of money will be need
cd to carry Marion's poor through
the winter. So far the ladies' of the
corps have not asked for any outside
help and have been able to furnish
relief to the needy out of the do
nations by members.
According to the members It will
probably be necessary to call upon
the general public for donations of
money, clothing, shoes, eatables and
other necessities.
Tie women of the corps personally
Investigate the merits of each case,
and no assistance Is given where it
Is not needed or will be appreciated.
The Daughters OF America met last
night and installed officers for the
year. Mrs. NJ. C. Chips conduct
the installation. One candidate was
initiated and arrangements were made
for a mask party to be given two
weeks from last night
The following is the corps of Of
dcers installed:
Mrs. Meta Laymon councillor; Miss
Nellie Frailey, associate councillor:
Mrs. Angcline Andrews, associate
vice councillor: Mrs. Laura Smith,
conductor; Mrs. Anna Ulsh, warden;
Charles Osborn inside sentinel;
Mrs. Ella Wayland, outside sentinel;
Charles Wayland, trustees for term
OF Is months; Mrs. Agnes Iidcman,
pianoist and Mrs. Clara Mousher,
captain OF guard.
The st. Marys Sewing Circle.
which was to be entertained b Mrs. T..
Huber, of East Center street. tomor-
row evening, will not meet until
week from tomorrow.
Today's State Journal contains Il
fne likeness of Miss Mildred Chris
tian Of this city, who as the guest
Of Miss Emily Daugherty, of Colum-
bus, has been attending the pre-
nuptial social events given in that
city honoring Miss Katherine Early,
who this evening will be married to
Mr., Alvin Bonnet.
Much interest centers in the mar
riage of Miss Katherine Early and
Mr.. Alvin Bonnet, which takes place
at $3.50 o'clock this evening in the
Broad street Presbyterian church.
Rev. Dr.. s. S. Palmer, the pastor,
will officiate.
The decorations will be very hand
nonc and yellow will be the prevail
Ing color.
Mrs. f. Ellis Minshall will be mat
ron of honor and Mr.. Jay Bonnet
will be best man. The maid of
honor will be Miss Emily Daugherty.
Miss Anne Hunter and Miss Florence
Durstine OF New York, will be
bridesmaids. Miss Mary Bonnet
will be flower girl. Messrs. Ellis
Minshall, Ralph Rarey. Frank HUI
Ing, Ewing Marin and Fred Ronnet