The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-22
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wOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
Iustalls It's Officers for the
Ensuing Year.
Local Tribe Of Red Men Give 4
Banquet and Social In Honor Of
Louis Schoechle.

L0UlD SChOeCuA0s
The stag social and banquet given
by Marion Lodge, No. 4O2 Knights
OF Pythias, last night proved an
occasion of much social consequences
About one hundred members OF the
lodge, together with their friends
enjoyed the delightful AFFAIR.
Progressive euchre was the prin-
cipal social diversion OF the even
ling. After the season at cards,
an informal musical program was
rendered by Mr.. Philbrick, Mr.
Martin, Mr.. W. Dowler and Mr..
Schoenlaub.
The principal feature OF the af-
fair was an elegant dutch lunch
con, which was served at 10
o'clock. The bill OF fare consited
of sour kraut, frankforts, pickles.
limberger sandwiches, coffee and
sweet cider. The cider was served
from uniquely arranged nook
which was fenced with large steel
crow bar and placard BAR"
designated the place. The after
supper hours were spent at smoking
and various social diversions.
The success OF the affair was
largely due to the efforts OF the
social committee, which was CON-
posed of Messrs. j. Noll, William
Stark and l.. r.. starr.
At we'll attended meeting Thurs
day afternoon the Womans Relief
Corps installed the officers for the
ensuing years as follows:
President, Caroline Harraman;
Senior vice president, Cora Fish; Jun
ior vice president. Hannah Clark;
chaplain, Elizabeth Dumble; Secre-
,,tary, Emma Felty; treasurer, Anna
Pinyerd; Conductress. Margaret
Shurz; Guard, Lucy Harbeson; Organ
list. Maud NAPLES; Press Corre-
spondent, Lucy Harbeson; Assistant
|Conductress, Alice Dundore; Assist
iant Guard, Ella Grebb; First Color
Bearer, Emily Peadon Second Color
Bearer, Rachel Uncapher; Third Col
or Bearer, Augusta Mack; Fourth
Color Bearer, Lula Merchant. d.s
The following officers were in
stalled Tuesday evening by Olen-
tangy Council No. 355 Royal Ar
canum by Deputy Grand Regent E.
IN. Raffensperger. Harry Shrock,
regent; f.. X. Finley. vice regent /;
n. II. Raffensperger, orator: Thos
r. Roberts, chaplain; l.. r. Bailer.
secretary; H. Alderman, treasurer
A. Horn, collector; e. Hollyday,
guide; p. Ebert, warden: M. Dick
erson. sentry; b. f. NAPLES, VIM
l'Muntsinger and George Uhler, trus-
tees.
After the installation, a banquet
was served at Aazen's. which was
followed by a smoker. The coun.
ell has secured the services OF
special deputy, who will be here
in few weeks to work up an in.
terest in the local order.
Honoring Louis Schoechle, one OF
the oldest members OF the lodge, the
Red Men gave banquet and social
In their hall last evening. An excel
lent address was made by Mayor
a.. Scherff, after which other mem
! Ibers gave short talks. During the
early part OF the evening tte chiefs
degree was conferred on two candi.
dates and two applications for mem.
bership were received.
Il
Candy Lodge No. 81 Knights ol
Pythias, met last night with fair at.
J tendance. Aside from transactins
regular business, final arrangement,
were made for stag social to be helt
this evening. Arrangements wer,
lalso made for going to Caledoni;
9 Monday evening where the degre,
y team will confer the third rank on
class of seven candidates Of tn,
/, caledonia lodge.
The Catholic Ladies OF Ohio met Ii
: lopen session In their rooms on Nortl
Main street. Tuesday evening, an,
ienjoyed a social. Mrs, Tully, OF tn
i state lodge, was present ana gave
: brief adress. A social is planne
Ialso for next month. II
n Recelptss for Itistryear tvAn9a y
! Marion Chapter. No. 81, Royal Arc
= Masons, met last night and conferre
: the mark masters degree on a clas
OF candidates. A special meeting wi
- be held next Tuesday night. at whic
g. time the past and most excellent mas
q ers' degrees will be conferred.
~ The Daughters of America met la
= night In the hall in the True bloc
N. with large attendance. Considerab
IN important routine business was tral
10 sacted.