The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26

A so ial affair that was elaborate
in every particular, was the ball Civ
en- at the Huber hall last evening by
Maj .on lodge No 30 B. p. o. Elks.
The event was the first of a series oil
six dances which will be held by the
Elks during the season.
The Huter hall was magniicently
decorated Tor the occasion. The walls
were drapped IN American flags and
Elk's penants. The chandeliers were
cleverly heautihed by crimp paper
A large bank OF palms formed a
screen behind which Dowlers five
piece orchestra was located. ,.
Dancing began at $3.50 oclok and
continued until midnight. A particu-
lar feature of the occasion was a
rustic old lSeg located ma cozy nook,
which mad a cyphon attached. A
steady stream of cider flowed from
the spout throughout the evening A
buffet luncheon OF very elaborate ma
ture, was served from ten until IL
clock. ABOUT ninety couples com
posed the party
The committee responsible for the
success of the affair was composed Of
Messrs. Harry s. Elliott, Ernest L.
Owen and Walter Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther v. Uncapher
Entertained at dinner yesterday as a
courtesy to their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Kessler, of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Il. d. Barron pre-
sided at n dinner of charming APP
pointments at their South Vine street
home yesterday for a number of Uni
versity of Michigan students.
A number of the younger set en-
joyed n matinee hop the Tally Was
club Thanksgiving afternoon. The
affair was thoroughly informal, the
music conducive to dancing and hap
! plness and altogether the spirit OF the
time was nagrantly in evidence. The
younger Tally Wags were hosts.
Veterans of the cath regiment, o.
\ V. l. rallied round the flag at the
home oc member Henry Hildebrand
on Bellefontaine avenue, yesterday Ia
/ nre volley of thanksgiving and eX.
Tend the handclasp of friendship and
comradship across the years. A
tradition remaining from war times
| Is that each year collective thanks
shall mingle with reminiscence and
the pleasures of real old-fashionet
turkey dinner. one OF the regiment
members to he the host. Yesterday
thirty partook of the generous hospi'
| tality of Comrade Hildebrand.
In the afternoon. the famous bat.
Ties which made history were fough
| ever again, little incidents of humoi
and pathos of other days adding loca
color to their relation. Seven-up, tn,
! old army game whereby many a
! :, nesome hour was whiled away be
tween marches. was another passtim,
teeming with memories.
Answering mess call on this occa
son were Mr.. and Mrs r.. l.. High
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. William Fields. Mr.
aud Mrs. g. w. Ault, of Caledonia
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mcfarland, Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. Mcfarland. of Mans
field; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Williami
and Mrs. Susan Brandt, of Crestline
Mrs. Eliza Marvin, of Shelby; VII
lam I.aFever. of Prospect; and Mr.
and Mrs. William Fies, Mr.. and Mrs
chris Fies, Mrs. Irene Beerbower Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mayer Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. Da
sid Hoveman, of Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Mcfarland, o
Mansfield. will spread the Thanks
uivng board for the Gath next year.
Mrs. Henry Knickle residing a
Longvllle, entertained the members o
the Knickle family at Il Thanksgiving
dinner at her home Thursday noon
The family assembled for the day ant
many pleasant social features re
suited. An elegant turkey Dime
was the principle feature.
Those present We're. Mr. : and Mrs
II. w. Knickle and family OF Marion
Mr.. and Mrs. Knlckle and family
Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IL
Knickle and family of Prospect; Mr.
and Mrs. John Knickle and family o
Pichland; Mr. and Mrs, c. u. Bisl
land family of Marion and Mrs. Mar
Hoyerman and family of Marion.
The NJ. B. club held pleasan
meeting In the club rooms last even
ing. Singing and other diversion
occupied the early hours. An elab
crate spread was served.
Covers were laid for Miss Min,
Yager, ienivieve lager, Anna Nei,i