The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-16

the fibre Of the 1909-1910 program,
ana salient note of tomance in
connection with f5rceful characters
who colored all the fabric Of their
age will add a new and fascinating
chapter TO the work. From so fer
tile field many beautiful anu
helpful flowers of Thought and ex-
ample can certainly be garnered by
the serious student and club wo-
man.
On yesterday program Mrs. NJ. IL
Dickergon considered two topics,
first, Foreigners in Italy" and
second "ItaIhms DIN America" Mrs.
|C. r. Stromgs subject was the
cameo-lilte figure i'm italian history,
Savonarola" Famous Arches IN
Rome were described by Mrs. J. II.
Oatey and Ms. w H McClaln
word-sketched ''Some Walks i'm
Rome" The reading of the new
program closed the meeting.
Mrs Clara Titus was the honor
guest at a farewell parity given by
Mrs. Frank Sifrit at her South
State street home last evening,
teachers Of the primary and kinder
garten departments of the Epworth
church being guests.
Games and music we're the diver
sions of the occasion and a dainty
reDast closed the evenings pleasures.
Miss Titus is assistant superintend-
ct Of the primary department. OF the
Epwcrth NJ T. Sunday School. and is
very popular with her fellow teachers
who PRESENTED her with a handsome
travelling bag AZ, mark OF their af-
fection and esteem. She leaves in
tho near future 10 accept position
at Peoria, Illinois.
The WOmans club gave it's regu-
| lar weekly program at the Della
| ware avenun hcme Of Mrs. CHARLES
| L. Allen, Monday.
! Roll call responses were thougbgs
about St Patnell's day. Miss Flor.
enlce Durfee told the "Story OF
Clecp9tra's Needle" and Mrs Mar
tha Kell'r gave a history OF the
ccrTtrudtdon and purpose OF the
IHSueZ Canal. A clever original
story was read bv Mrs. w. n. Har-
! de- f1llCwing which Mrs. Allen fav-
c'~d with several vocal Sc ections.
Current events discussed round
tejlc fashion aud the critics report
closed the session.
The next meeting will occur with
Mrg. George Scone,d, Of Bell2f1n-
Itaine avenue
| Mr. and Mrs. Perry Uncapher, Of
near Green Camp, entertained COM
parry cf friends and re'atives at din
nc" Sunday. The hours were passed
I rem'riscer'ly. an elaborate spread
/ fe"i "@'ng the noon hour.
| Tose present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank D'abonn Il. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
!. Uncarher, Misses Florence Zeig,
Torra Ze'g. Ethel WithTcw. Edna
/ tJr"o0he~. LEILA Disbennet Pearl I'm
oarher. Mavwe Court. GLADYS Unca-
nrD" an1 Megsrs. William Oracle.
( p1rlev Del org, william Carr ana
~ Uncapher
0uT9''0rs from Emerson. ths
maT'cr-wr!ier answered roll call
Iet th.' Research Cub meeting beIa
ITth Mrs. j. r. Vrden, OF st
James Street, yesterday
Two nature wonders Of or
United States were viNld'y sketch.
81 In Mrs w. B EvereFs pane"
I"N'llowstcne National Park ana the
Grand Canycn OF the Colorado"
Following CURRENT events discussed
At considerable length. Mrs. w II.
J HinkHn led in carefully ordered
,p2r. iamentary dim. Adiorrnment
waT then in order, the place of
next meeting being unannounced
Mrs. William Gorenflo was hostess
TO an old fashioned quilting party
81, which the guests were, Mrs. John
| O'Day, Mrs. Jacob SETTER, Mrs.
Wipiam Gcrenho, Mos. Cleveland and
Misses florence Zelg, Laura Zelg,
Zoa and Pelrl Gorenno.
Social pastImes followed the busy
season and delicious refreshments
were served.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Evangelical church met REGULARLY az
! the David Martin home, East Cen
ter street, Monday evening.
An interesting proeram was Civ
en-, following which a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments werv
served by the hostess. There wsr,
forty present
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