The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08

guest aside from the club members
was Miss Emma Biebighauser, Of
Gallon.
The club will hold the last meet
ing Of the season at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Shaw, on East
Church street, two weeks from to-
might.
The attendance was fair at the
regular monthly meeting of the Queen
Esther Circle of Epworth M. e.
lChurch held in the church parlors
at 1880 o'clock last night.
| Besides transacting the usual
business, an excellent. program on
THE topic, Oriental and City Mis-
sion Work" was rendered. The
program opened with devotional ex-
ercises conducted by the president,
Miss Kate Boyd. Miss Hattie Cloud
read a paper on the subject, "Rose-
dale Missions" Japanese Girls"
was the subject of paper by Miss
Josephine Beerbower.
\ MISS riViShSc oiOuSu Tedu SeleC-
tion on the theme, Mercy Home. F."
Glen Home" was the theme of Miss
Kate Boyd's paper, and the program
lclosed with paper, "The Latest from
Our Chinese Home," by Miss Fanny
Burgoyne.
In honor of Miss Olive Critchet, of
Delaware, whose engagement to Mr..
ROLAND G. Clark, of West Virginia,
was recently announced, Mrs. Don
laid Hamilton and Miss Mabel Anthony
pleasantly entertained the members
OF the Entire Nous club at the home
of the latter on South State street
last evening. The feature of the oc-
casion was linen shower, the hon.
iored one being the recipient of many
fine and fancy linens.
The Anthony home was exquisitely
decorated for the occasion In hearts
and flowers, the color scheme of red
and white prevailing. A concluding
feature was three course luncheon,
covers having been laid for twelve.
The plate favors were dainty hand
painted cards. Miss Clara Denison,
OF Delaware. was the clubs only. guest
upon the occasion.
! Mrs. e. s. Miller, of Columbia
street, delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Ideal Embroidery
club and number of guests last
night. Vocal and instrumental selec-
tons were rendered by Mrs. Roscoe
lOborn, Mrs. Miller and Miss Ruby
Stowe, of Gallon, a guessing contest
proved to be very entertaining. Mrs.
frank Hart won first honors and
Mrs. j. B. Fish was given the con.
ISOLATION Pie. A dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mis-,
Stowe and Miss Clara Miller, oj
Gallon, Miss Helen Goss, of Dover
Ky, and Mrs, Frank Hart were the
lclub guests.
Mrs. j. b. Fish will entertain the
Iclub at her home on Bellevue avenue
Friday. May "a.
| The T.. Fl. T.. club met at th,
home of Miss Olive Smith on Llncoll
Avenue. The evening was pleasant,
spent. Musical numbers were fur
nished by Miss Velma Lowe, Mrs
ID. Smart and Lawrence Ames.
Light refreshments were served.
The club guests were Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dean
Mrs. Kimberlin. Mrs. Stewart. Mr.
w. Ridenour, Miss Velma Lowe, Mis-
Anna Fetter, Lawrence Kimberlin,
and Lawrence Ames. N
In honor of their forty fifth weddin
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Roberts, Of South State street, enter
tained the members of their immedj
ale FAMILY at 6 o'clock dinner yes
terday evening. The occasion prove
most enjoyable one.
The Kings Daughters of tn
presbyterian Church, held busines
meeting last night at the home G
Miss Alice Grow, of West Churc
street. Arrangements were made n
seVeral events that will. occur In tn
,, near future.
The Daughters of America met |
their halls Yesterday evening, with
yery large attendance. After discuss
Ing the regular lodge business, al
rangements were made Tor holding
social In the halls on the next meet
Ing night.
The ladies of the G. A. n. ar
planning to change their meetin
|. place from the Y. M. G. A. build
Ing t' the Cooper post room In tn
basement OF the court hnaise n